Cam’ron came all the way back last week when he released this mixtape ‘Ghetto Heaven vol.1’ at the screening of his latest project, a web series titled ‘1st Of The Month’. Cam’s humor and sensibility is what we were missing in NYC rap. He’s returned with all of that and more. I wanna make a fanboy video for almost every track on this mixtape.
You can download the mixtape for free or stream it here (thanks Hip-Hop Wired).
Laurenovich the Oudoorsman sits down with Robbie for yet another in-depth episode of UnKut.TV
Laurenovich is definitely a rapping spokesman for the Conservative Rap Coalition.
Meyhem Lauren x IceRocks = Raw Cashmere. Catch those flows HERE…
This is just one of the heat rocks from the Pusha T solo project titled ‘My Name Is My Name’. Pusha becomes the rap Rickey Hendersan on this album. He leads off with double and triple (beams) and sets the table for the featured artists.
And then Kendrick Lamar blacks the FUX OUT.
I’m telling y’all right now that My Name Is My Name is the rap album of 2013. Bong!
KanYe West drops wild gems on this interview with BBC broadcaster Zane Low. Dude is still on his “George Bush does not care about Black people flow”. You have to respect that.
I feel like the Star Wars reference in part 1 was an acknowledgement of my fanboy video for the Yeezus song ‘On Sight’. LMAO. I be feeling myself too.
Combat Jack says…
King Asiatic Nobody’s Equal. It’s not every day we get to sit with a legend. Kane goes deep with his history, what he thinks about Mr. Cee, how he produced the majority of ‘Long Live The Kane’ with no credits, how Doug E Fresh taught him how to rock the crowd, how some cats from The Juice Crew wasn’t fuxin with him, how he really wanted to battle KRS-One, what Madonna smells like, how he shopped a young Jay Z with no success, why he started wearing purple silks and such… This one is a marathon, but with Kane, there’s no half steppin’.