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Hip-Hop Era |OT| Bless Up
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Have you tried googling "where can I find SEX?"
It's not on Spotify for me either. (Assuming you're Swedish as well.)
ehhh its no gucci gang, that one had such a good beat.
also I aint heard PacDiv since Mania (remember that coverart...whew), been a long time
Rosenberg has a late night show on Complex now:
http://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2018/04/peter-rosenberg-open-late-ep1
http://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2018/04/peter-rosenberg-open-late-ep1
Blikxy, Drill, Broad day and Famlee are new to me and fire. Shower man, Intro(Video is awesome btw) Outru are bonkers.The rest of the tracks I heard on other mixtapes. Overall, love the album. Fucking Loski killed it. 2018 ya, DRILLAZ!New Loski album out now.
16 tracks.
Is this country rap guy Outlaw for real or is it just a spoof on the whole cross genre thing. Shit is trash.
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Thought you were talking about this Country Trap song I saw the other day, lol:Is this country rap guy Outlaw for real or is it just a spoof on the whole cross genre thing. Shit is trash.
That's... actually pretty much what mine would be.
Lmao, wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't parody. Saw this video on Hick Hop last year:
1. Barter 6
2. JEFFERY
3. Rich Gang: Tha Tour Pt. 1
4. Slime Season 2
5. Slime Season
6. Slime Season 3
In.
Besides Juan Ep, Real Late w/Rosenberg is the best thing out of modern Hot97. Partially because it was basically Juan Ep half the time too lol
I believe her.
Man, that is seriously a hot take. I humped that so hard spring 2016.
Edit: Oh god. I'm just gonna leave that. Fuck it.
Ever since Toku posted Teddy Bruckshot video on the old site I've been a fan. Teddy Bruckshot was the best hip-hop video of 2017.
Now, I listen to nothing but hip-hop but I'm still unaware what this "drill" sound is.
If y'all are still looking, I found it on Spotify under Young Thug and I imagine it's the same on iTunes.
I'm like 99.9% sure this is parody, especially since that banjo is the fucking Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy BBC series theme.
It's interesting seeing someone like Alch, who's had decades of experience inside the 'machine' of major labels, opt to release his most recent projects exclusively through bandcamp instead of a 'proper' label or on any other streaming services.
Barbie Tingz and Chun Li sounded like throwaway tracks. Is Nicki really leading with those tracks in her next album? I miss her pinkprint days where almost all the songs were bangers
"The Future Is Here": A Design Conversation With Kanye West
The hip-hop mogul interviews his interior designer Axel Vervoordt and reveals his own plans for a philosophy book, thoughts on Virgil Abloh going to Louis Vuitton, and his future goals for the brand: "I don't wish to be number one anymore, I wish to be water."
Ye in rare form in this interview, type of shit that really puts him far ahead of his peers.
It might be more lucrative for him this way. Roc Marciano did talk about how some of his industry contacts peeped game after the commercial success of Rosebudd's Revenge 2.
I posted this interview a while back.
Roc Marciano's Anti-Streaming Release Strategy Is Paying Off
Roc Marciano's release strategy has not only proved successful, but influential. "After I put out [Rosebudd's Revenge], other people have been following suit," he says. "I've had other artists hit me up to tell me they doing the same—and then did it."
Alchemist prefers working with lesser known artists. He'll probably never be a household name which means he'll never be able to eat off streams.
I love Nicki but I already forgot those tracks dropped yesterday. Both ass tbh
Rumored tracklist for Beerbongs & Bentleys:
Imagine having a Kanye & Beiber feature and choosing to keep that in the vault.
Imagine having a Kanye & Beiber feature and choosing to keep that in the vault.
That's why it seems kinda telling to me. Alch isn't a household name, but he's had placements on huge albums, and hell, he's Eminems DJ - it's a guy who clearly knows the business, but he's opting to forgo Spotify, Apple Music etc for Bandcamp, which is the only major platform out there that takes a relatively small cut and lets artists interact with their audience with minimal intervention. It's almost like he realizes a streaming service doesn't really deserve 95% of the profits of his work for essentially providing server space. I'm doubtful it'll happen anytime soon, but it would be nice if the industry trended in this direction imo
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