Bun B – A Trill O.G.’s Thoughts On Hip-Hop
Rap legend Bun B from the legendary group UGK held a listening session at Universal Records. The rap artist is releasing his latest LP Trill O.G. on August 3rd. The…
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Drake ‘Thank Me Later’ – Album Review
With the success of 2009’s So Far Gone, Drake’s Thank Me Later album will finally be unleashed to the hip-hop world on June 15. Despite the fact that so many…
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Bun B Debuts New Album In NYC
It was a dark and stormy night Tuesday; two days before the South would be honored by VH1’s Hip-Hop Honors, Bun B and friends entered the Dash Art Gallery to…
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Drake – Miss Me ft. Lil Wayne
“Drake – Miss Me ft. Lil Wayne” is a collaborative track from Drake’s debut album “Thank Me Later.” The song features catchy verses and clever wordplay from both artists. It…
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The Evolution of Drake: Far From Over?
Nas claimed that hip-hop was dead; Jay-Z murdered auto-tune. Now Aubrey “Drake” Graham is trying to breathe new life into the rap game and perhaps become the Jesus Christ Superstar…
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Kitty Kitty (feat. Trey Songz)
Plies is an American rapper known for his raw and straightforward style, delving into street life and personal experiences. His music carries emotional weight and authenticity, connecting with listeners on…
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The Fine ‘Ol Solution – Observations of the Music Industry
I’ve composed a quick list of observations about the music industry that I’ve got to share with you all. Please note that this is NOT a diss to anyone and…
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Young Money’s Drake & Nicki Minaj Carry the Weight of the World
For most people, having the “weight of the world on your shoulders” implies being stressed out and well over your head. Others see it as an opportunity to prove themselves…
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