Posts Tagged ‘hiphop’

I don’t know why I didn’t let loose on this EDIT: WAY earlier. Radio hit all over it, so enjoy Gansta Luv before it falls victim to those seductive Airwayves…

DOWNLOAD: Juelz Santana feat. Carlee Voice – Gangsta Luv | Mediafire

01. DJ Whiteowl – Intro
02. Eminem – Hell Breaks Loose (Feat. Dr. Dre)
03. Lil’ Wayne – I’m On Fire
04. Styles P – Dirty Money (Feat. Bully)
05. Sheek Louch – I Know You Missed Me (Feat. Lord Finesse)
06. Styles P – I’m Back For More
07. Sheek Louch – Wish List (Feat. Tyler Woods And Fred The Godson)
08. Lil’ Wayne – As Real As It Gets (Feat. Tity Boi)
09. Gucci Mane – Gingerbread Man (Feat. OJ Da Juiceman)
10. Gucci Mane – Sex In Crazy Places (Feat. Nicki Minaj, Trina, And Bobby Valentino)
11. Snoop Dogg – Upside Down (Feat. Nipsey Hussle And Problem)
12. Snoop Dogg – Shot’s Fired
13. Freeway – Love Is A Battlefield (Speaking On Jay-Z And Beanie Sigel)
14. Beanie Sigel – Dissing Jay-Z And Memphis Bleek
15. Jay-Z – It’s Over
16. Beanie Sigel – Speaking On Lil’ Wayne And Kanye West
17. Lil’ Wayne – Why U Started Me
18. Drake – S.T.R.E.S.S.
19. Drake – Do What U Do
20. KiD CuDi – Cudder Is Back
21. Freekey Zeekey – Live It Luv It
22. Game – Wait A Minute (Feat. Chris Brown)
23. Grafh – Freestyle
24. Sheek Louch – Freestyle (Feat. Red Cafe)
25. Gucci Mane – Bad (Feat. Keyshia Cole)

Whiteowl comes through with #96 of his ‘Drop That‘ Series. Most of these tracks you’ve already seen on here. I don’t know if it’s a marketing technique or what, but it really irritates me when DJs making money off “official” mixtapes mis-name tracks. As Real As It Gets? Try listening to the lyrics: REAL AS THEY COME. K? Thanks.

DOWNLOAD: DJ Whiteowl – Whiteowl Drop That 96 | Mediafire

Rapper Drake talks to CNN’s Denise Quan about the Grammy nominations he received for a record that hasn’t even been released yet.

Are you kidding me? Dude hasn’t even dropped an album and he’s getting looks for two Grammy Awards, one of which the general public hasn’t even heard? Is that allowed? I swear, if you keep hating on Drake, you have no brain #TakaTanaka

BEFORE: Drake Speaks On Debut Album Thank Me Later Collabs

*ARGH ARGH RAHRGHA RHAHGHAR!!!!* DMX’s barking is about as soothing to my ears as the hook in this song.. But I dig the beat and how he goes over it.. And I’d definitely say he’s a bit too angry at the end of the track.. I mean come on dude, it’s all good :D maybe crack a smile, see how that makes you feel? Might help with your next album sales too…

DOWNLOAD: DMX – Love That Bitch | Mediafire

Alright, so the artwork for Em’s upcoming album Relapse has been released. It’s dope as hell. If the albums anything like the artwork………………………… well fuck me right?

Next, Em has something to say…………………

Stay tuned…….

And finally, Em will be featured on the June covers of XXL. Peep a couple excerpts about his drug addiction, Proof’s death, T.I., Lil Wayne, and the state of hiphop, as well as the XXL pics below, big props to nahright.

On His Drug Addiction

“I wasn’t really mentally. I wasn’t ready to give up drugs. I didn’t really think I had a problem. Basically, I went in, and I came out. I relapsed, and I spent the next three years struggling with it. Also, at that time, I felt like I wanted to pull back, because my drug problem had got so bad. I felt like, Maybe if I take a break, maybe this will help. I started to get into the producer role more…I can still be out there with my music, like with the Re-Up album, but I don’t have to be in the spotlight the whole time.”

On Proof’s Death

“Everyone felt his loss, from his kids, to his wife, to everyone. But, for some reason, in hindsight, the way I felt was almost like it happened to just me…Maybe at the time I was a little bit selfish with it. I think it kind of hit me so hard. It just blindsided me. I just went into such a dark place that, with everything, the drugs, my thoughts, everything. And the more drugs I consumed, and it was all depressants I was taking, the more depressed I became, the more self-loathing I became…By the way, I’m just now at the point where I’m better talking about it. It took me so long to get out of that place where I couldn’t even speak about it without crying or wanting to cry…Proof was the anchor. He was everything to D12. And not just the group-for me, personally, he was everything.”

On T.I., Lil Wayne & Hip-Hop

“I stayed up on the music, and obviously I watch TV and saw what was going on. And without naming any name, it just felt like hip-hop was going downhill. And it seemed like kinda fast. You know, in them three years, it was like everybody just cares about the hook and the beat; nobody really cares about substance. But with this new T.I. album, with this new Lil Wayne album of recent, it seems like things are looking a lot better now. You can appreciate Lil Wayne using different words to rhyme and actually rhyming words that you know. Or T.I., where you hear shit and you’re like Whoa, ah, I wish I would have thought of that! You know what I mean? Or you hear all the compound-syllable rhyming and all that. It just seems like now the craft is getting cared about more.”