If you're having trouble viewing this Stackerdecks post: Click Here
Rich Crack Baby Tracklist
1. "In My System" f. Boosie Badazz (prod. DJ Squeeky) 2. "If" (prod. DJ Squeeky) 3. "Trappa" (prod. DJ Squeeky) 4. "What Your Life Like" f. 2 Chainz (prod. Zaytoven) 5. "Smoke My Weed" (prod. Drumma Boy) 6. "Star Power" f. Wale (prod. Izze the Producer) 7. "Foreva" f. T.I. (prod. C-Note) 8. "Nervous" (prod. Zaytoven) 9. "Strippa" f. Gucci Mane (prod. Zaytoven) 10. "150" f. 21 Savage (prod. Zaytoven) 11. "Want It All" (prod. DJ Squeeky) 12. "Nothin" (prod. Zaytoven) 13. "Rich Crack Baby" (prod. C-Note)
19-year old Georgia rapper and2016 XXL Freshman, Lil Yachty, has amassed a strong fan base from his"Lil Boat"and "Summer Songs 2" mixtapes.
He prides himself on doing things his way, but part of what makes artists in any genre of music successful is studying the greats that came before them. Not to copy their style, but to have a better understanding of what it takes to create a lasting persona.
That's why it's surprising that during a new interview with Billboard, Yachty, admitted that he "honestly couldn't name five songs" by hip hop legends The Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac Shakur.
"But if I'm doing this my way and making all this money," he reasoned, "why should I do it how everybody says it's supposed to be done?"
Young Thug has released his "No, My Name Is Jeffery" mixtape. The 10-track project features Travis Scott, Gucci Mane, Gunna, Young Scooter, Offset, Quavo and Wyclef Jean. You can stream it up top via Spotify and purchase a copy from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/no-my-name-is-jeffery/id1146718343
No, My Name Is Jeffery Tracklist:
01 Wyclef Jean (Intro) 02 Floyd Mayweather [ft. Travis Scott, Gucci Mane, and Gunna] 03 Swizz Beatz 04 Future Swag 05 RiRi 06 Guwop (Ya Digg) [ft. Quavo, Offset, and Young Scooter] 07 Harambe 08 Webbie [ft. Duke] 09 Kanye West [ft. Wyclef Jean] 10 Pick Up The Phone [ft. Travis Scott and Quavo] (Bonus Track)
50 Cent recently stopped by Big Boy TV to chop it up about a variety of subjects.
He talks about his infamous sex scene on "Power," being team Tommy vs team Ghost, the Black Mafia Family project, his recent conversation with The Game, believing Jimmy Henchman was behind their beef, not seeing any way that Donald Trump should be president, Amber Rose saying she was offered a part on "Power" and more.
Chicago's own King Louie a.k.a. King L is back with fresh new visuals for his song titled "Gateway." This is from his upcoming "Tony 2" project, coming soon. Video directed & edited by Brooklyn Wheeler. Song produced by Jack Flash.
Chicago rapper Fredo Santana doesn't really have to talk about his street credibility because it's a well known fact that he doesn't play around. But just in case there's anyone that is unaware, he reminds them on this Southside of 808 Mafia-produced track titled "Persona."
(Billboard) 50 Cent leads THR’s Top TV Songs chart for July with his song “I’m The Man,” featuring Sonny Digital, thanks to HBO’s Ballers.
Rankings for the Top TV Songs chart are based on cumulative monthly Shazam tags, as well as sales and streaming information tracked by Nielsen Music during the same period.
“I’m the Man,” which was featured in the Ballers’ second season premiere episode on July 17, sits atop the chart with 109,000 Shazam tags, as well as 13.8 million U.S. streams and 20,000 downloads in July, according to Nielsen Music. Of those downloads, 6,000 occurred in the first tracking week after the episode aired (week ending July 21), marking a 280 percent gain from the previous week, where it sold 2,000.
But that’s not all. Additionally, a remix of “I’m the Man” featuring Chris Brown, debuts at No. 2 on the Top TV Songs chart after its appearance in the Starz series Power, snagging 25,000 additional Shazam tags for itself.
Of the remaining eight songs in the top 10, five tracks were featured in season one of the Netflix sci-fi drama Stranger Things, which premiered on Netflix July 15. The series is set in 1983, so many of the tracks — “Africa” by Toto, “Should I Stay or Should I Go” by The Clash, “Atmosphere” by Joy Division among them — were released in the ‘80s. A notable exception, “Heroes” by Peter Gabriel, was released in 2010, though the original recording by David Bowie debuted in 1977.
“Africa” lands at No. 3 on Top TV Songs with 46,000 Shazam tags, 5.1 million U.S. streams and 13,000 downloads in July. The track was streamed 1 million times in the tracking week after Netflix premiered the show (week ending July 21), marking a 10 percent gain from the previous week, where it was streamed about 900,000 times.
“Should I Stay or Should I Go,” a recurring track throughout Stranger Things, finishes at No. 6 with 37,000 Shazam tags, 1.6 million U.S. streams and 4,000 downloads.
Surprise! Vince Staples releases his "Prima "Donna" EP a day early. Features include A$AP Rocky and Kilo Kish. Stream the project up top via Spotify and grab a copy from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/prima-donna/id1145925405
Prima Donna Tracklist:
1. Let It Shine
2. War Ready 3. Smile 4. Loco feat. Kilo Kish 5. Prima Donna feat. A$AP Rocky 6. Pimp Hand 7. Big Time
It's been 15 years since Aaliyah tragically passed away on August 25, 2001, in a plane crash at the young age of 22.
Born Aaliyah Dana Haughton in Brooklyn, New York, she was already a superstar in the music world after only two albums; 1994's "Age Ain't Nothing but a Number" and 1996's "One in a Million."
Her career as an actress was on a similar path following leading roles in the 2000 film "Romeo Must Die" and "Queen of the Damned," which was released in 2002.
Aaliyah had just wrapped up a video shoot in the Bahamas for the single "Rock the Boat" off of her 2001 self-titled album at the time of her death.
Her hit songs included "Back and Forth," "One in a Million," "At Your Best (You Are Love)," "Age Ain't Nothing but a Number," "If Your Girl Only Knew," "4 Page Letter," "More than a Woman," "Rock the Boat," "We Need a Resolution,""Are You That Somebody" and "I Care 4 U."
The world misses you Aaliyah. Enjoy some of her best music videos below.
The Sex Room is back and better than ever! The absolutely bangin', Kendra Kouture (@kouture_world) made her way all the way from Michigan to join us. Kendra and Jack reminisce about their first encounter, future projects and shares her real thoughts on shooting with The Sex Room for the first time. Follow @_thesexroom @jackthriller @calicoolu @jetfrombk
Tink just released her "Winter's Diary 4" mixtape. The 15-track project featuresLil Durk. Stream it up top and download here https://omerta.is/2D0o
Winter's Diary 4 Tracklist:
01. Lime Light 02. All Falls Down 03. Show It 04. Be Single (Interlude) 05. Aquafina 06. Surprizes 07. Stay On It Feat. Lil Durk 08. Your Side 09. Nothing Else Matters 2 10. MVP 11. Real Upgrade 12. What Is Real 13. Modern Wave 14. Pullin Up (Interlude) 15. Blood Sweat & Tears
Posdnuos and Dave of De La Soul stopped by The Breakfast Club to chop it up about their 30-year career, labels trying to change them, pinpointing the time they realized when it was time to look at their career as a business, not being in competition with A Tribe Called Quest, having a big fan base in Europe, new album "The Anonymous Nobody" collaborations with Snoop Dogg and Usher.
Here's a new collaboration from Wiz Khalifa and his Taylor Gang team titled "Gang Gang" featuring Casey Veggies. Give it a listen up top and let us know what you think in the comment section below.
1 Intro to A.T.M. [Prod. By Adrian Adonis] 2 Stack It Up [Prod. By SuperStar Beats] 3 1st 48 4 Midnight 5 Dope 6 40 7 On Da Phone [Prod. By Nick E] 8 Truckload (Feat. Yblb) [Prod. By Filthy Rich] 9 N.B.A [Prod. By Nick E] 10 Freestyle Pt. 1 11 Fell Off 12 I Won't Do It 13 Who Dat [Prod. By Jacari Cameron] 14 Cake (Feat. Shaty Shelt) [Prod. By Trell Got Wings] 15 Your Hips, Your Thighs 16 Lets Do It 17 No Speakin [Prod. By Jacari Cameron] 18 Freestyle Pt. 2 19 Squad [Prod. By The Beat Plug] 20 O.G. Flow 21 Kick Do (Feat. Yblb) [Prod. By Yung Shun] 22 My Soul
Miss Chiff and Sex The Rapper take new single “Movin’ Up” to a new level with the release of their music video. Modeling the scene of a ceremony for a secret society, the video kicks off with Miss Chiff surrounded by women, covered in cloaks, face masks, in formation. Ready to take on any encounter, Miss Chiff makes it known she’s queen and isn’t stopping. Sex the Rapper appears in the scene to back up Miss Chiff’s reign leading the men in the ceremony. “Movin’ Up” speaks as a metaphor of transition, the upper echelon and exceeding the expectation of others.
The mysterious setting and lighting adds to the mood of the video making scenes more dramatic and cinematic. With the many visuals to come, the video is setting the bar for Miss Chiff’s upcoming album “Alpha,” showing the industry she is a force to be reckoned with.
Follow the artist on social media: @MisschiffMusic, @SexTheRapper
17 of the 42 people injured when railing collapsed during a Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa concert earlier this month in Camden, New Jersey have filed a lawsuit against the rappers.
According to the Associated Press, the suit was filed Wednesday, August 24, in Philadelphia.
14 of the plaintiffs are concert goers. Three are employees of the venue, BB&T Pavilion, including one who suffered a fractured spine.
Aswe previously reported, the incident occurred on August 5, when the crowd surged forward during a part of the show..
When the railing collapsed fans fell about 10 feet onto a concrete pathway below.
"I can tell you there is no doubt there was a crowd surge based upon the setup of the lawn with no chairs and no aisles, lack of security ... and then the artists telling people to come forward," the plaintiffs' attorney, Robert J. Mongeluzzi, told the Associated Press. "That's the setup, and that's the failure."
}