Balloonerism by Mac Miller, featuring SZA and Delusional Thomas. Aquarius III (EP) by Logic, featuring Lucy Rose. DRAGON SEASON…THE AWAKENNING (EP) by Busta Rhymes, featuring YG Marley type sh*t (EP) by Mick Jenkins You can listen to the EP here.
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“Rent Money” is a song by Future from self-titled FUTURE album, produced by DJ Khaled, Chef Tate and The Beat Bully. The song is about moving drugs to pay for rent money. The song references many famous drug traffickers and criminal organizations who pushed work throughout the 20th and 21st centuries. In the song, Future raps: “I make the blogs with ya b–ch ’cause I’m ruthless / I make the blogs with ya b–ch ’cause I’m ruthless” In late 2016, Future allegedly had an affair with Larsa Pippen, the wife of renowned NBA player Scottie Pippen. Images and information of…
Internet is buzzing cause 14 Eminem songs have just been leaked! The song were mainly recorded from 2004 to 2017. The compilation is called “Straight From The Lab 3” and it includes long awaited “Freak” song, featuring Westside Boogie and Anderson. Paak from the scrapped soundtracks album of Bodied movie. The tape also includes guest appearances from 50 Cent, Nate Dogg and Slaughterhouse. Late Nate is featured on a song called “Follow Me” with Scott Stroch behind the keyboards, produced by Eminem. In the song “Seasons (I’m Sorry)” Eminem interpolates Led Zeppelin’s iconic song “Stairway to Heaven,” which was supposed…
Later this month, the late Mac Miller’s estate is expected to release his much anticipated posthumous album, titled Balloonerism. While it leaked online a while ago, this is its first official release, backed by the hitmaker’s family. The project is slated for release on January 17, and earlier this week, fans an official tracklist was finally unveiled. It boasts 14 tracks, and features guest appearances from both SZA and his own alter ego Delusional Thomas. Today, the estate delivered the project’s lead single “5 Dollar Pony Rides.” The mellow track is a callback to the sounds Mac was experimenting with…
Drake has dropped off his first new offering of 2025. Revealed in the middle of a 20-minute Conductor Williams latest “Signature Blends” YouTube video, The Boy has offered up what Genius calls “Fighting Irish,” a three-minute freestyle. While it’s unclear when the new track was actually written, what we do know is that within minutes, Williams’ Instagram post directing fans to the video was taken down. “The world fell in love with the gimmicks, even my brothers got tickets / Seemed like they loved every minute, just know this sh*t is personal to us, and it wasn’t just business,” he…
Joeu Bada$$ dropped new freestyle “The Ruler’s Back.” [Verse 1] Moved out the city, copped the house in the sticks Couple acres, couple whips, whole lotta blicks I got options baby, take your pick Might fuck around and coordinate the fit, take a— (Haha) This my life in film, baby, I just write the script Mister really put that on, they be counterfeit I’m takin’ calculated risk, too legit to quit Can get you niggas acclimated quick, it’s rules to this shit, hold up— I got murals in my city, fuck a nomination This for every time they left me…
Tyler, the Creator has a new video: “That Guy” finds the Californian hip-hop artists rapping over the beat for Kendrick Lamar’s GNX cut “Hey Now.” The video, directed by Tyler, features three Odd Future alumni, Jasper Dolphin, Travis “Taco” Bennett, and Lionel “L-Boy” Boyce. Tyler doesn’t often rap over new and popular beats, but his “That Guy” freestyle recalls 2016’s “What the F–k Right Now,” where he rapped over Kanye West’s The Life of Pablo cut “Freestyle 4.” Fittingly, Tyler referenced his surprise performance at Lamar’s “The Pop Out — Ken and Friends” on Juneteenth: “Put that lil’ Maybach truck…
According to Complex: For most, this year in music can be summed up in four words — Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar. But if you zoom out and take a broader view, things get more complicated. American female pop stars dominated the year, with artists like Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, and Charli XCX leaving the biggest cultural impact. Rap, on the other hand, was more scattershot—take away the beef and we had a year with few transcendent, unifying moments, songs, or albums. That’s not to say there weren’t good albums; they were just more niche and on the fringes. Which meant…
Drake has seemingly fired back at Kendrick Lamar at long last, speaking up not in a new diss track, but in the midst of a Kick stream with xQc. Whether you’re a hardcore hip-hop head or a complete outsider, everyone was locked in earlier this year as the biggest rap beef of our generation played out in real-time. What started with a throwaway ‘Big Three’ line from J. Cole morphed into a personal war between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. The back-and-forth left streamers and internet personalities stunned, with many reacting to the new music live for all to see. While…
Yesterday, Kendrick Lamar released surprised album “GNX” and it stormed the charts right away. The album is currently #1 in the 93 countries, including United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and New Zealand. Kendrick Lamar’s “squabble up” has recently reached #1 on US Apple Music, replacing his own “wacced out murals” atop the chart. He has now earned FIVE #1 singles on US Apple Music this year, the most of ANY artist: ⦿ Like That (with Future & Metro Boomin) ⦿ Euphoria ⦿ Not Like Us ⦿ wacced out murals ⦿ squabble up Kendrick Lamar is also #1 on the…