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Juicy J drops off his new mixtape titled "Highly Intoxicated." Features include XXXtentacion, A$AP Rocky, Cardi B, Rick Ross, Slim Jxmmi, Project Pat, Wiz Khalifa and more.
"Highly Intoxicated" is available now on Datpiff: http://www.datpiff.com/Juicy-J-Highly-Intoxicated-mixtape.862628.html
Highly Intoxicated Tracklist:
1. INTRO (PROD BY SUICIDEBOYS)
2. HIGHLY INTOXICATED (PROD BY JUICY J & CRAZY MIKE)
3. SHOW TIME FT. XXXTENTACION (PROD BY SOUTHSIDE)
4. BITCH FROM THE GRAM (PROD BY SUICIDEBOYS)
5. THAT AIN'T YOU (PROD BY SUICIDEBOYS)
6. FREAKY FT. A$AP ROCKY & SUICIDEBOYS (PROD BY CHASE DAVIS, DJ SMOKY666 & SUICIDEBOYS)
7. DOPE FIEND (PROD BY TARENTINO)
8. D'USSE & CIROC FT. SMOKEPURPP (PROD BY TM88)
9. BIG TYMER (PROD BY TM88 & KEY WANE)
10. KAMASUTRA FT. CARDI B (PROD BY RESOUCE X MIKE WILL)
11. DATS WHAT I THOUGHT (PROD BY SUICIDEBOYS)
12. CALL MY LAWYER (PROD BY SUICIEBOYS)
13. UP THERE FT. YKOM (PROD BY SUICIDEBOYS)
14. WATCH MONEY FALL FT. RICK ROSS & PROJECT PAT (PROD BY JUICY J & CRAZY MIKE)
15. ALWAYS HIGH FT. WIZ KHALIFA (PROD BY JUICY J X CRAZY MIKE)
16. PETTY FT. PROJECT PAT & GO (PROD BY SUICIDEBOYS)
17. GET BACK FT. T SHYNE & SLIM JXMMI (PROD BY WHEEZY & TM88)
18. WHAT DID I DO (PROD BY SUICIDEBOYS)
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It looks like a joint project between Donald Glover a.k.a. Childish Gambino and Chance the Rapper might actually come to fruition.
After taking home two Emmy Awards for his FX series "Atlanta," Glover discussed wanting to do a mixtape with Chance.
"I don't ever want to do anything because I'm forced to," said Glover when asked about his upcoming projects following his Emmy wins. "I think once you do that, things start to get bad and you jump the shark. Also, I feel like if I don't make a Chance the Rapper mixtape, like double mixtape, a bunch of 14 year olds are gonna kick my ass. They stop me on the street; it kind of scares me. So I feel like I gotta do something. I probably will."
The two previously collaborated in 2013 on the songs "Favorite Song" and "I. The Worst Guys."
Donald Glover says that mixtape with @chancetherapper is coming. #emmys pic.twitter.com/IP98XlsqMf
— Susan Cheng (@scheng_) September 18, 2017
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Afrojack remixes Major Lazer's hit record "Know No Better" featuring Travis Scott, Camila Cabello and Quavo. Stream it up top.
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Check out this sneak peek of Fat Joe and Remy Ma performing Big Pun's classic song, "Still Not a Player." You can watch the full performance tonight at 9/8c on VH1!
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14-year old Danielle "Bhad Bhabie" Bregoli a.k.a. the "Cash Me Outside" girl was recently signed to a record deal by Atlantic Records, off the strength of her new single, "These Heaux"
Charlamagne Tha God believes it sets a bad example for young kids and gives Atlantic the "Donkey of the Day" for Monday, September 18.
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Migos speak about :
- Jobs they had as teenagers (0:00)
- Upcoming album CULTURE 2, Lost hard drive rumors (1:05)
- Travis Scott x Quavo Joint Album (2:22)
- fave Cartoon characters (2:42)
- how they're going to live life at 86 years old (4:06)
- their Message to the Youth (5:36)
"CULTURE 2 is a masterpiece man. We in a time right now where we setting a trend, we started this whole lil wave, we started the whole genre, we started the whole flow, the whole melody. Ain't nobody right now who can say they ain't took our flow at one point in their career. We ain't tripping, we never did trip. Hip Hop has changed in a big way, We changed it." — Quavo (1:05)
"The album with Travis Scott is going to drop real real soon, we been making a whole buncha records, we got like 20 records together. We just need some time to sort em out." — Quavo (2:22)
"At 86-years-old we'll still pull up together and do a Reunion. Our 60 year anniversary, still relevant at 86-years-old." (4:06)
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Rigz teams up with fellow Da Cloth member, Mooch, to drop off an official music video for "Quit." Produced by V Don. This is off of Rigz's "Calculated" mixtape. Available now on Datpiff: http://www.datpiff.com/Rigz-Calculated-mixtape.855271.html
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DJ Paul was a recent guest on DJ Kay Slay's StreetSweeper Radio show.
The Memphis native talked about his new album Underground, Vol. 17 – For Da Summa, collaborations with Dave East, Yelawolf and Jon Connor, not being able to work with artists he doesn't like, today's music scene,
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Super producer Metro Boomin celebrated his birthday over the weekend by dropping an unreleased song featuring Travis Scott titled "Blue Pill." Stream it up top.
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Recently hitting the hip hop scene, Tommy Gunz jumps right in and rains down rugged and raw lyrics through his debut project "Tsunami." He brings reality based street life music. Being almost a spokesman for a poverty stricken society, with songs like No Hope, to go big or go home tracks like "What It takes," Tommy Gunz delivers with a true hunger to get his voice heard and succeed in life. And that's the focus careers are built upon. Streaming his bangers for listeners to enjoy free via Soundcloud, shows Tommy Gunz goal at this moment is just to let the listeners know he is coming full force. And he is bringing natural disaster to any obstacle in his way. Take a listen to a few of the tracks off Tsunami today.
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Sosa Montana dives into the uncertainty of love in his new single why you don’t love me no more, fast life, changes and commitments he expresses how he feels about certain condition and how it’s supposed to because love is dynamic and divergent.He also communicates the idea and means toward love which is very significant. he raps on a on a cool classic rnb track which sounds unique if you haven’t heard it yet on youtube here it is #whyyoudontloveme
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LAS VEGAS (USA Today) — Saul “Canelo” Alvarez and Gennady “GGG” Golovkin battled to an extraordinary draw on Saturday night in a thrilling middleweight superfight that fully lived up to the billing.
Alvarez began strong, struggled in the middle rounds, then finished with a tremendous flurry in a contest hyped as a war and which ultimately turned into one. Alvarez got the nod on judge Adalaide Byrd’s scorecard by the scandalous margin of 118-110, but Dave Moretti had it 115-113 for Golovkin and Don Trella ruled it a draw.
In truth, it was an incredibly close battle, with countless rounds that could have went either way. Perhaps justice was served. Golovkin landed a number of telling blows, especially during the middle rounds. At the end of 12 the entire crowd was on its feet, as it had been during stretches of the fifth, ninth and 10th rounds, when extraordinary exchanges of power were launched by both men.
The early rounds were tense and tight and tough to call, although Alvarez seemed to have a little more spring in his step and was moving out of trouble comfortably. It would be a stretch to say nerves had gotten the better of Golovkin at the start of the biggest night of his career, but the 35-year-old was struggling to let his hands fly with the pace and ferocity of normal.
It was already a good fight but in the fifth round it turned into the kind of war that lived up to the promise of action. That was how this one had been hyped, a slugfest between two men unwilling to take a backward step.
Golovkin got Alvarez on the ropes and from there they traded huge shots, Alvarez taking heavy leather to the side of the head but shaking it off, then coming back with fury of his own.
Yet Golovkin was ceaseless now in his pressure, walking his opponent constantly and seeming to get the better of the middle rounds. The ninth was another blockbuster, each man eating and surviving the kind of punches that have felled many before them. At the end of it, Alvarez seemed to be lagging, yet he somehow responded with an explosive start to the 10th, rocking Golovkin with some monstrous shots that had his older opponent reeling.
The 12th was another masterpiece of action and determination, neither fighter giving any quarter, both seeking the elusive knockout and delighting the T-Mobile Arena audience with every second of toil.
They embraced at the final bell before the nervous wait began. Neither won on the night, with Golovkin retaining his WBC, WBA and IBF middleweight titles. But boxing was ultimately the winner.
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50 Cent was a guest on Watch What Happens Live earlier this week.
The business mogul gave his opinion on Kanye West vs JAY-Z, Taylor Swift vs Kim Kardashian, Justin Bieber cancelling his tour, Katy Perry getting backlash from her VMA hosting gig and Lady Gaga's plan to take some time off from music.
He also talked about the future of "Power," Vivica A. Fox, giving advice to Rob Kardashian in dealing with Blac Chyna, and whether or not he would do another biopic.
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British singer Jessie J releases an official music video for her new single titled "Think About That."
Song Available Here: https://republic.lnk.to/JessieJThinkA...
Connect with Jessie J
https://twitter.com/JessieJ
https://www.instagram.com/jessiej
https://www.facebook.com/jessiej
http://www.jessiejofficial.com
Directed by Erik Rojas, Brian Ziff, Jessie J
Produced by Mike Lev
For MDDN & BLK MTN
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Young Dro drops off a new banger titled "Dirty Money." This is taken from his forthcoming project, "Da Real Atlanta." Give it a listen up top.
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Houston rapper knows all too well the damage that Hurricane Harvey caused to his city. He dedicates his laest song titled "Trying to Figure it Out" to victims of the powerful storm.
Hurricane Harvey Rescue Missions: Please Donate To Help Continue Efforts. Fundraiser link: https://www.gofundme.com/traethatruth...
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Grammy Award-winning super producer Zaytoven has signed a partnership deal with Motown Records.
Under the agreement, his Familiar Territory Records imprint will be distributed by the label.
“Zaytoven’s prowess as a producer, songwriter and musician continues to have such influence and impact on music and popular culture, and his signing to Motown through his Familiar Territory Records will enable us all to experience his significant talents as a recording artist,” said Chairman and CEO of Capital Music Group Steve Barnett in a statement. “I couldn’t be happier that Zaytoven is now a member of the CMG family.”
Over the years Zaytoven has produced hit records for a who's who of artists in the industry, including Gucci Mane, 21 Savage, Usher, Migos, OJ Da Juiceman, Waka Flocka Flame, Future, Soulja Boy, Young Scooter, DJ Drama, Pastor Troy, Nicki Minaj, Plies and many more.
“Zaytoven is one of the hottest and most influential producers in hip-hop. We are thrilled to be his partners in this exciting new phase of his career,” added Motown Records senior vice president Ezekiel Lewis. “We look forward to helping Zay and Familiar Territory release some of the best collaboration albums in existence and become a magnet for amazing new talent.”
Congratulations to Zaytoven on a job well done.
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Detroit rapper and 44 Boyzz leader, Rocaine, recently sat down with DJ Smallz to chop it it up about rap beefs today.
Although entertained by the comedy in some current diss songs, Ro said all of them are fake and for publicity because "nobody is dying." He also names his top diss songs of all time.
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