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Willie the Kid and V Don release an official music video for "Propadanda" off of their new EP titled "Blue Notes."
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iTunes: bit.ly/BlueNotesiTunes
Spotify: bit.ly/BlueNotesSP
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Philadelphia rapper and Original Block Hustlaz (OBH) recording artist, Dark Lo, returns with his highly anticipated album titled "The Testimony." Features include Ar-Ab, Lik Moss and CDot.
Grab a copy now from iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/the-testimony/1324221644
The Testimony Tracklist:
01. Dark Days Intro
02. Testimony
03. God Love It
04. Retribution
05. Wake Up
06. Cup of Water
07. Still Ft. Ar-Ab
08. Classic Dark Lo
09. Bo Jackson
10. On Me Ft. CDot
11. Carry On
12. The Dilemma
13. Sucker For Love Pt.3
14. Bandana
15. Never Switched Up Ft. Lik Moss
16. Veteran
17. August
18. Fed’s Listening
19. Friends Ain’t Loyal
20. Hang On
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Philadelphia has a lot of dope rappers, but if your top 10 doesn't include Ar-Ab and Lik Moss you need to reevaluate your position.
With that in mind, it's only right that the the two Original Block Hustlaz (OBH) representatives and siblings link up for a Track Bullyz-produced banger titled "Blood Brother."
Check out the official music video below.
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Philadelphia rapper and Original Block Hustlaz recording artist, Newz, gets right back to work following his recent incarceration. Check out the official music video for "Want It All."
Directed by Gudda Films.
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"I Am The Greatest" words spoken by the legendary Muhammed Ali. Those words would be what inspired Tyrone "Yung Cassius" Thorne. Yung Cassius became one of the most respected underground rappers from the gritty streets of Brooklyn, New York. Just as Muhammed Ali, Yung Cassius has the same drive, determination and passion to be the greatest. The same vision and hunger just in a different field.
Born in Guyana South America, he migrated to United States with his family at the tender age of 11, settling in the heavy Caribbean-populated community Flatbush section of Brooklyn New York. He faced the harsh reality of gangs, guns, drugs and murders in his neighborhood.
Growing up in Guyana which is located on the northeast coast of Latin America, along the Atlantic Ocean. Guyana border with Suriname to the east, border with Venezuela to the northwest, and border with Brazil to the south and southwest. Being the only English speaking country in South America, it's considered to be West Indian because of it's cultural similarities to the West Indies such as the foods, music and dialect. Yung Cassius had no hip-hop influence at that point of his life.
Yung Cassius rarely heard hip hop music being played in his home country Guyana, He grew up listening to Reggae artist such as Shabba Ranks, Bounty Killa, Super Cat, Ninja Man, Pinchers, Merciless etc. Even though raised on reggae music, he always wanted to record and perform music. After school Cassius would sit at home and listen to instrumentals day after day just trying to perfect his craft. He started rapping at the age of 18, at the age of 21 he decided to perfect his craft and start taking it seriously. What started out as just a hobby eventually turned into something of an addiction.
Determined to succeed with the aim of moving his family out the hood, Yung Cassius hit the streets hard with a barrage of underground bangers such as "OMBS," "Child Hood Idol," "TTYL," "I want it all" and "Signs". The rebirth of and era with a new twist, New York had its own unique sound and style. When you hear a project that Yung Cassius is on or have worked on you will hear what’s missing from New York artists.
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Original Riot Squad member BYNOE releases his most powerful, inspirational, and influential single to date.
"TUPAC SHAKUR" is the first single off of the up and coming album "GOLD BLOODED." The project takes you on a walk through classic Tupac movies, elements of actual life events, and lets not forget that Far Rockaway, New York edge. The explosive and unexpected word play which shaped this track, musically mirrors the actor’s filmography through Bynoe’s eyes. Take a listen as the sinister piano loops over bone rattling 808’s... Brought to you by the same producers that brought you French Montana’s "Off the Rip". Trakformaz.
"TUPAC SHAKUR" is available now on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/tupac-shakur-single/id1182129606
For further information about Bynoe, please visit:
www.iambynoe.com
twitter.com/iambynoe
instagram.com/iambynoe
facebook.com/iambynoeriotsquad
Snapchat : IAMBYNOE
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The beef between Meek Mill and The Game continues to escalate. The two exchanged disses on Instagram all day Saturday, September 17.
Game continued to call Meek a rat for allegedly implicating him in the June robbery of Sean Kingston's $300,000 chain at the Penthouse Nightclub & Dayclub in West Hollywood.
The "One Blood" rapper posted a photo of missed phone calls from Meek and said there wouldn't be any talking, just scrapping.
"Don't call my phone tryna back out this ass whoopin.... & don't lie & tell yo followers you ain't hit my jack.... We ain't got shit else to talk about... & this ain't bout nobody but ME & YOU," Game captioned the photo. "Don't hide or run when you see me Meesha.... We gone have a old fashioned scrap like men & im going to beat the dog shit out you... You know you don't want & that's why you back peddling.... #CatchThisFade for puttin my name into an investigation & having detectives knockin on doors...... You know & I know you snitched !!!!!"
Game also posted several disparaging memes and photos of Meek.
Meek responded by saying Game has been jealous of him and hates his success. He posted a text message he sent to the Compton rapper, indicating he was ready for war.
"You doing all this clown shit about ya album coming out after I used to hit you about ya family," Meek wrote. "It's only right that you get get put in ya place. I'm not doing no rapping and I don't fight! Catch me and traffic and let's play! U on some Hollywood fagit shit Fam."
At one point during the back and forth exchanges Meek seemed to want to distance himself from it, citing his desire to be a role model to the youth.
“And I’m sorry for the weirdo entertainment. But Fam just jumped out of pocket. I’m just hustling feeding my family," he captioned a now deleted IG post. "Sh*t is really embarrassing. And I can’t keep performing tryna impress the internet because the moment sh*t go bad Ima look like a fool! @losangelesconfidential you outta pocket and you not repping for “niggas right” to sell some records!” Meek Mill wrote in the caption of a video posted on his Instagram page. IM FRESH FROM MY LIL CUZ FUNERAL I CANT KEEP ACTING LIKE MY PEOPLE AINT DYING TO THESE STREETS! GET MONEY STAY SAFE AND FEED YA FAM! I REPRESENT THE STRUGGLE AND IM HERE TO SET A EXAMPLE TO SHOW THESE YOUNGBULLS HOW TO USE THEY BRAIN TO MAKE IT OUT OF THE TRENCH! JUST TELL THE WORLD WHY YOU MAD AND WHY YOU DISRESPECTING MY NAME WITH THE WORD “RAT” YOU TOO OLD FOR THIS AND SO AM I. I WOULDA PULLED UP ANYTIME ANY PLACE BUT YOU CHOSE TO GO ON STAGE AND SAY YOU WANNA RUMBLE!"
Meek has deleted most of the content he posted on Instagram, but you can peep some screen shots below.
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I want to say you have to move away from your past and move on with your future.
I want to say that if you try hard enough then you will get what you want and I am doing that now and I almost fully got what i want it will just take a little more time.
Real lyrics, real concepts, Hip Hop is definitely far from dead thanks to fellow
Chicago artists B Easy Live & Sinatris, who on their latest collab offering "Borders"
Produced by WMS Sultan drop bars & lyrical warfare in reminisce of the early 90's era.
No word on where this cut will land, but the visual is set to be released before years end.
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New Music: Popoff - "What You Want" (Prod. by V Don) single not on upcoming LP
Popoff - C&G (Curse & The Gift) Pt. 2 coming soon, features and original production by: Beat Butcha, V Don, Gotti Gator, Big Twins (of Infamous Mobb), Planet Asia, Krondon, and more.
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Miguel is enjoying huge success right now. His debut album 'All I Want Is You' has spawned the hit singles "All I Want Is You" and "Sure Thing,"
Fans obviously enjoy his music, but there are persistent rumors that the 24-year old, born Miguel Pimentel, is homosexual.
In a recent interview with Kenny Burns, the singer tries to clarify once and for all what his sexuality is.
"At this point I've embraced a lot of worldly culture and made it a part of who I am," he said. "People who are here who have not done that [traveled the world] may look look at my choices artistically... How I express myself visually and aesthetically as questionable. Especially to my sexuality. Whereas people who have traveled or who have done the same, it's not questionable at all," he explained. "So I think it's a question as to whether or not you're ignorant to what else is out there or not. And I don't say that in any way to offend anyone. I'm just saying that if you don't understand that - you gotta catch up."
He describes his sense of style as is retro super future or eclec-tric, and according to him the women dig it.
"For anyone who questions my sexuality, the honest truth is I love women. I've always only loved women. And women kinda like me too, so it kinda works."
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