Tiny stopped by the Breakfast Club to talk about her new single “What The F*ck You Gon Do?” which is about cheating on T.I. because he cheated on her. It’s the new anthem for cheating on your man because he cheated on you and a lead-off to a new Tiny album interview.
8 things we learned about Tiny and TI’s relationship drama after the jump.
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Gates can turn water into wine, or powder into paste into paper. He’s really the trap alchemist, using his industrious ways to build coke enterprises. Listen after the jump.
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This is his dedication to Max B that was omitted from These Days. Max B is on the song as well, described as “live from prison. Statik Selektah produces this rare gem. Soul-O makes a rhythm statement on it, as in, he carves out a new rhythm just for himself. Check it after the jump.
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From Rae’s Throwback Thursday series is this gem remix of a Luther jam. His TBT tribute are like the best cross between the music your auntie played at the barbecue and the tunes you snuck off to listen to with your cousin in the den. It’s kind of criminal how good he is at rhyming, even over these smoothed out retro R&B tracks. Listen after the jump.
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More unintelligible bars from Keef. At least he repeats every rhyme so you can hear the mumbles over and over. Respect the Tec. Check the video after the jump.
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This guy knows how to troll the entire internet better than anyone. The title, the music…everything about his career seems like a middle finger to presumptions and/or a bold statement to incite reaction. Leading us to ask, “is this real life?” Check the video after the jump.
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The corner boy from uptown with a solicitation for potential customers to buy his product, that soft white stuff. His aggressive screaming style here is startling. It’s probably better for him not to sound so mean, but this is rap and he has to. He even put his number on the track but we checked and it’s out of service. Gonna have to get your white girl elsewhere. Track after the jump.
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The mystery heightens. Here’s new music from emerging lyrical brightness Y.O.D. also known as The Guy People Can’t Tell Is Nas Or Not. The song’s art work also hints at the first appearance of the elusive Droog, who has people so convinced he is Nas that they make angry internet videos against anyone who believes otherwise. This interpolation of “The Message” gives a clearer view of him as a distinct artist, even with the God’s Son flow hanging all over his body. Check it after the jump.
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A video that convinces me Ty Dolla $ign eats the breakfast sampler in the strip club. On 2Chainz’s running tab. We’ll give you three guesses why this is Not Safe For Work. If you need two, go click after the jump.
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Pretty sure the number of stabbings just increased with the release of this joint. A$AP Mob has so many low-key lyricists wrapped in their gangster packaging it’s always thrilling when they partner with other hidden scribes like Waka. Check out the EDM remix of “Murda Something” and call your local precinct to make sure everyone’s safe. After the jump.
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First song of the day that we’re excited to listen to. Seems like Sir Michael Rocks and Chuck Inglish, both formerly of The Cool Kids, are using their teamwork skills to make strong tracks with all but each other. This one is named after the best non-defense-playing guard in the the NBA, James Harden. The warped voices and squeaky horns are amazing contrasts from Vic’s jumping flow and Killa Kyleon’s brap-brap-brap verses. It’s a trampoline. Check the audio after the jump.
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H/t The Masked Gorilla for this, the lead single from the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie. Wiz Khalifa and Ty Dolla $ign add their cowabunga Taylor Gang surfer swerve to this soundtrack song. Juicy J also “got your back like a turtle shell.” Good to know. Check the video for the reptile movie after the jump.
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Future stumbles into the Chanel store just long enough to make this song-length ad for it. Young Thug joins on this clumsy track dedicated to saying the name of the leather giant as many times as possible. Silently wishing we could listen to only the production by itself. Check the track after the jump.
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More Guwop heat. He believes in the 2nd Amendment and all of its protective abilities…cuz he keep that choppa ready.
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