Before Nipsey Hussle delivers his Mailbox Money mixtape later this evening he drops off a London On Da Track-produced banger entitled "Choke" featuring Rich Homie Quan and Young Thug. Download it here https://soundcloud.com/dramfkennedy/nipsey-hussle-ft-young-thug-rich-homie-quan-choke-1.
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Young Buck is not playing around in 2015. A day after dropping the audio for his "New Years Cake" freestyle over Drake and Jay Z's "Pound Cake" instrumental, the G-Unit emcee releases the official music video.
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Watch part 1, Mr. Porter on The Start of D12; Getting Shot + 50 Cent Walks In - Click HERE
Watch part 2, Mr. Porter on Meeting Proof; Producing 'Stunt 101' & 'P.I.M.P.' "I Didn't Love Myself" - Click HERE
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Mr. Porter speaks on his relationship with Eminem, Royce da 5'9" & much more!
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Brick Star Boyz boss Troy Ave reaches out to Rick Ross and Jeezy for the official remix to "All About the Money." The track was produced by Roofeo and Yankee. Listen up top and download it here https://soundcloud.com/troyave/troy-ave-all-about-the-money-remix-ft-young-jeezy-rick-ross-dirty.
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Fresh off of his win over Dizaster at Fresh Coast Music Group and FilmOn's "Ether" event, Cassidy a.k.a. Mr. Chicken serves up an "All U Can Eat" platter of bars cooked up by producer BishopMakeItKnock.
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Coke Boys recording artist Chinx delivers the fifth installment of his Cocaine Riot mixtape series. Features include Jadakiss, French Montana, Migos, MeetSims, Zack and more.
Production credits go to Mekanics, Velous, Young Stokes, Kayo Beats, Zaytoven, Honorable C-Note and more. Download from Datpiff for free http://www.datpiff.com/Chinx-CR5-mixtape.674373.html.
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Tracklist:
1.Everything I Know (Prod by Lee : K Keats)
2.America Ft. MeetSims Prod. By MeetSims
3.What They All Say Ft. Vealous Prod. By Mekanics
4.Dope House Ft. Jadakiss Prod. By Velous
5.Young Abu Dhabi Prod. By Young Stokes (Four Kings)
6.Hitta Prod By Velous
7.Holla Then Ft. MeetSims Prod. By Kayo Beats
8.S.A.B Ft. MeetSims, Prod. By Young Stokes (Four Kings)
9.Winner Ft. Migos Prod. Zaytoven & Honorable Cnote
10.Numbers Ft. MeetSims Prod By Young Stokes (Four Kings)
11.Fuck Are You Anyway Ft. French Montana (Prod by The Mekanics)
12.Point Blank Ft. Zack Prod. Bkorn
13.Wouldnt Understand Prod. Mekanics & Sdot Fire
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As promised Nipsey Hussle delivers his highly anticipated mixtape entitled Mailbox Money. Features include Trae Tha Truth, Rick Ross, K Camp, Dom Kennedy and more.
Nip locked down production from Scoop DeVille, DJ Khalil, 1500 Or Nothin, DJ Mustard, Ralo, Wizzo, Mike & Keys, plus more.
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Mic Check, Lot A Nerv and Kay 1ner of Nueliphe World cap off the year by dropping off an official music video for their remix of Drake's song "6 God." The clip was shot and edited by Fes Taylor @taylor2fly for Black Out City Films.
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Thisis50 Radio (Gossip Viv, Hynaken & DJ Thoro) recently caught up with Trina for an exclusive interview!
Trina speaks on her mobile app, upcoming album, female rap, who she dated, 50 Cent making a line about her, a$$ eating, relationships & much more!
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O.T. Genasis goes in on the instrumental's to Jay Z's "1-900 Hustler," Big Daddy Kane's "Ain't No Half Steppin," Puff Daddy's "Victory" and Beanie Sigel's "Feel In In The Air." on his new song entitled "Ha! Jackin For Beats 2015." Download it here https://soundcloud.com/theconglomerateent/ot-genasis-ha-jackin-for-beats.
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Ludacris is preparing to release his Burning Bridges EP on December 16. That will be followed by his long awaited Ludaveral album on March 31, 2015.
In the meantime he continues to slaughter other rapper's instrumentals. His latest Ludaversal freestyle is over Nicki Minaj's single, "Only."
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Ludacris just released his "Burning Bridges" EP on Google Play. That will be followed by his long awaited Ludaveral album on March 31, 2015.
In the meantime enjoy the visuals for "Ludaverses Vol. 3." The Atlanta rapper rips the instrumentals from Two-9's "Money Counter," OT Genasis' "CoCo" and Rick Ross' "Hood Billionaire,"
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50 Cent has accomplished so much throughout his career some might think he would kick back and enjoy the fruits of his labor. But the man born Curtis Jackson III is hungrier than ever.
Upcoming projects include the second season of the STARZ crime drama Power, The Beast Is G-Unit group album, Street King Immortal and Beautiful Nightmare solo albums. plus more.
The business mogul recently spoke with Paul Lester of The Guardian and shared his thoughts on where he ranks among hip hop's greats, Jay Z, Kanye West, Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and more.
On your last album, Animal Ambition, which came out in the summer, you rapped about “tryin’ to make it feel like the first time/Like a junkie chasin’ my first high”. Did you achieve that?
It’s too soon to say. But I feel reignited. Like the energy’s been rebooted into me as an artist. I been recording in the middle of the night – there ain’t enough hours in the day. I slept for two and a half hours yesterday.
Do you worry about sales?
It’s not possible to achieve the things I’ve done in the past. Technology changes, so does the way people consume music. I don’t think it’s possible to go diamond right now. I’ve had two albums sell over 10m records.
Animal Ambition was subtitled An Untamed Desire to Win. But didn’t you already win?
I did, but the theme was prosperity. The lioness on the cover was the most aggressive image I could actually put without offending people.
Do you worry about the repercussions of some of the references in your lyrics?
No, but there’s a lot of jealousy. People around you develop a sense of entitlement and feel like you’re supposed to make their career work. They’re like, “I’ve got this really good idea about how you can make me rich.” And I’ll be looking at them like, “Are you serious?” And they are serious.
On Animal Ambition’s title track you say you’re scared of rats. Really?
Not actual rats running across the street, no. I’m scared of what people may say to the police for no reason. I’m the guy from the neighbourhood who’s becoming a symbol of hope. They look at me and go, “It is possible to make it.” I took all the dysfunctional behaviour, everything damaging or that wasn’t good in my life, and I turned it into the most beautiful nightmare you can actually create. That’s my life.
A beautiful nightmare?
Oh yeah. That’s the title of one of my next albums. Street King Immortal is the new one to come out, but the one after that might be Beautiful Nightmare. I’ve got thousands of titles.
You were in the 2008 fil Righteous Kill with De Niro and Pacino. Who was cooler?
I love both of them as acting talents, but De Niro is a little more exciting to be around for me. I was also in [2012’s] Freelancers with him and Forest Whittaker. And that was one of my passion projects – I played the lead in that film. De Niro had his people reach out to me.
Which question were you more dying to ask De Niro and Pacino: “Are you talkin’ to me?” or “Say hello to my leedle friend?”
Ha ha. It was amazing to see them on set together. Their body of work, it’s incredible. It’s interesting to watch their choices, their performance in each scene.
Your SMS headphones. Are they better than Dre’s?
I actually don’t own any Beats. And, yes, they are better.
Have you ever seen Dre wearing a pair of yours?
Probably not. You know what’s really weird about that? Every time you get to that point, talking about SMS or Beats by Dre, it’s honestly not even an issue for Dre any more. They just sold the company, so it doesn’t matter now. They put the money in their pocket. If you look at the process we had to go through to make sure we had the right signature style for each headset, we wanted them to sound better across all genres of music. If you listen to some of the Beats headsets, the bass is a little heavier. It’s targeting a hip hop audience and that’s not as good. That’s just my opinion.
You also have a vitamin drink. Are you allowed to enjoy other healthy water-based beverages in public?
I drink all kinds of water in public. It depends whether I like the water. I drink what I like!
There’s no contractual obligation to drink it?
No.
In your track Don’t Worry ’Bout It from Animal Ambition, you mention Instagram. Have you considered moving into the picture app market?
I think it’s messing up everything. It’s giving us all really weird habits. Taking pictures of things you don’t even like.
Do you get hassled a lot by photographers wherever you go? Can you walk about?
Not much. Not right now. The dangerous time is when I release something. You shouldn’t really go out then.
If you walked through South Jamaica, Queens, tomorrow, what reaction would you get?
I’d end up walking with people. I wouldn’t be walking by myself. They would start walking and talking to me.
Do you miss anonymity?
Oh, it’s a fair exchange.
Are you friends with the other members of the Forbes Hip-Hop Cash Kings list?
What do you think I would do with them? What activities do you imagine would happen? What would you do with your friends?
Um, go-karting?
Well, we’d do the same thing. I’m not sure you could classify it as friends. But when we acknowledge each other, it’s friendly. It’s cool, we can communicate with each other, no problem.
Is it hard for you to recreate your moment of first impact, arriving as you did with such a dramatic backstory?
There’s always, in my crazy little life, a way for unexpected things to be bigger than you actually intended them to be. I may go to the Mets game, throw a terrible pitch and it would be all over the world’s biggest media platforms. So, yeah, I believe I can recreate what I did the very first time.
Have you ever thought that if you’d checked out earlier, like 2Pac and Biggie, you’d have achieved true Street King Immortality?
You know what, I don’t think they’ll replace me now. Already my face is in the hearts of people who really love hip-hop music, and the culture’s growing to the point where you have people from all walks of life choosing it for their personal pleasure. So it’s already there. I don’t think it’s going to take me being killed to compare me to Biggie or 2Pac. I am immortal.
Is there an element of self-parody in what you do?
Do you know what’s interesting? My album is called Street King Immortal and at one point being King of New York was everything. Hip-hop comes from New York City, so when you say Street King it actually works, it resonates, it’s a strong title. But they changed it, made it even bigger, about God himself – like when when Kanye calls himself Yeezus. And then Jay Z calls himself Jay-Hova … A god instead of a king. That’s a little further than I would go.
So it’s sacrilege to proclaim yourself equal to a deity?
I don’t think they put that much depth into it. I don’t think they had negative intentions when they chose those things, but me personally I believe in a higher power, so I won’t really play in that area.
Were you annoyed that you – and Jay Z, and Lil Wayne, to be fair - weren’t included in Ice-T’s documentary the Art of Rap?
I haven’t seen the finished work.
Do you think you deserve a place in the rap pantheon of all-time greats?
Yeah, I’m cool. I know how I’ve come to things. It’s not “what have you done?” but “what have you done for me lately?” I’ve had eight records go platinum.
If they made a film of your life, would people think it was too far-fetched to be true?
Oh yeah. There are different facets of it. Not all of it is true. Some of it comes from descriptions from journalists, as opposed to what actually happened. Sometimes it’s down to the perception of a journalist, who may not even like me or my culture. They may not even like music. I’ve had conversations with people who are extremely passionate about what they do, and I understand why they’re in the position they’re in, because they do it well. But I’ve also come in contact with people who had 20 minutes to Google the facts, and have no idea what they’re actually talking about.
That’s depressing.
It’s not depressing – it’s the way of the world. When you say, do you miss normalcy? – if this is not normal, shit, I’m not sure I like the normal stuff. My life before I started doing this wasn’t a whole lot of fun, either! You’re choosing the better evil.
Thanks, 50.
This was a pleasure. It was a cool interview.
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Ar-Ab comes out the pen dropping heavyweight murder music. The boss of the Original Block Hustlaz (O.B.H.) links up with his Capo, Dark Lo for "Blow 3." Play this shit loud! Download for free here https://soundcloud.com/gooniegangpromo-1/ar-ab-dark-lo-blow-3-2-2.
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Wale, Fat Trel and Dew Baby link up for a new tune entitled "Loyalty." This is off of Wale's "Festivus" mixtape dropping Tuesday, December 23. Take a listen up top and download the track here https://soundcloud.com/walefolarin/loyalty-featuring-dew-baby-fattrel.
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Styles P of The Lox breaks down why in his opinion if you've ever used the word "nigga," then you are one too. He also touches a racist cops and police brutality in his new song, "White Niggaz."
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Super producer Mike Will Made-It just delivered with his brand new mixtape entitled "Ransom."
Mike recruited Skooly, Cap 1, 2 Chainz, Swae Lee, Bankroll Fresh, Chief Keef, PeeWee Longway, Gucci Mane, Riff Raff, Slim Jimmy, I Love Makonnen, Lil Wayne, DeJ Loaf, Future, Yung Joey, Migos, Young Thug, Future and more.
Download it from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/Mike-Will-Made-It-Ransom-mixtape.673275.html.
Enjoy the official music video for "Someone To Love" featuring Cap 1, Skooly and 2 Chainz. Directed by Motion Family.
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50 Cent and Lou DiBella have teamed up to executive produce a documentary about the life and death of talented but tormented former world championship boxer Johnny Tapia. The film will debut on HBO, December 16.
Bill "Two Scoops" Emes of Boxing Scene recently spoke with 50 about the documentary, the parallels between his life and Johnny's, his love for the sport of boxing, the death of Earl Hayes, friendship with Floyd Mayweather Jr., the chances of a Floyd vs. Manny Pacquiao fight, Bernard Hopkins wanting him to take on the lead role in his biopic, the movie Southpaw and more.
On TAPIA documentary
To hear a person speak in first person about their entire life's journey and then pass away right after. I think it's special when you're documenting your life in that way. It's like watching the last entry to a diary of his life.
On his love for boxing, friendship with Floyd Mayweather Jr. and meeting Earl Hayes
I live vicariously through Floyd and the other top fighters I have relationships with. Me and Floyd have been really good friends since 2002. And I met Earl Hayes in 2002, in Puerto Rico... Floyd brought him out there.
On the chances of a Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. fight.
I really don't see that fight taking place. I don't see him taking that fight, I don't. I know Floyd and I know [that he feels] he doesn't have to. He knows that no matter how they feel they will watch the next one and he'll leave when he's ready to leave boxing on top. A lot of the choices he makes is collective, it's not just him - it's his whole team. But when I get mad I blame it on him, I say it was him.
On Earl Hayes' death reopening the lines of communication with Floyd
Floyd's like my little brother. I always said this from the very beginning. I love him like a brother. If he does something [I don't like], I'll respond the way he understands me. So I'll get angry and do something back. Then you'll see us do things publicly. It don't mean we don't love each other. That's my partner, that's my brother.
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Ca$his teams up with Emilio Rojas for his new single entitled "A-Rod." This is off of his forthcoming album, County Hound 3. The track was produced by Rikanatti and Lil Lyss.
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