Freestyle

Gunplay will finally be dropping his debut album Living Legend on July 31st but in order to get there he's going to drop some freestyles along the way. Don Logan has already delivered some heat with "John Gotti Freestyle," "Living Legend 7/31 Freestyle", and on "Know Me Like That." But today he's going over Future's "Commas" cut. Check out the freestyle after the jump.

Ah, good ol' drill. I miss 2012 when drill was popping off in Chicago and the whole world was going crazy. Now it seems as though drill is on its way out; Chief Keef has gotten stranger and weirder, Lil Durk had one too many creative bricks, and King Louie is maintaining his status in the Chi by being a consistent street rapper. But what about Montana of 300? This dude gets little to no love and he's a spitter--a rarity in the drill scene. Here he tacks on Shmurda's "Computers" and completely murks the beat. He's also joined by one $avage who is A-ok. Check it out after the jump.

When Meek Mill isn't receiving a complementary lap dance courtesy of his bad chick Nicki Minaj he's dropping hot freestyles over some of the biggest tracks in rap. Here he's taking on Drake's "Energy" which is still bumping in cars across America. Check it out after the jump.

Like clockwork, Jadakiss is back (this time riding solo) with another weekly track. Al-Queda Jada drops bombs over Cam'ron's Just Blaze-produced instrumental "The Roc (Just Fire)" as part of his #T5DOA freestyle series on "Two Curse Words."

Fabolous continues his throwback streak this week with his take on "All for the Love." Here Fab pays homage to the classic Ice Cube comedy Friday with his freestyle over The L.O.X.'s "All for the Love." Check it after the jump.

It looks as if Jadakiss is taking notes from his LOX compadre Styles P and even Brooklyn's Fabolous for his latest freestyle "Where I'm From." Jadakiss has linked up with The Breakfast Club's DJ Envy for a weekly freestyle session. Here Jada goes over Jay Z's classic "Where I'm From" cut. Listen after the jump.

Fabolous' ongoing #FridayNightFreestyles has been a relative success thus far but with this new one right here it's either make it or break it for how you feel about Loso. Sure, he's already gone over an undisputed classic in his "B.A.S." freestyle but Mobb Deep's 1994 cut "Shook Ones Pt. II" is a milestone/watershed moment for hip-hop. It's such a statement in hip-hop culture that even one iconic Detroit rapper Eminem has stated numerous times that its had a profound impact on him. In fact, you may recall Eminem's "B-Rabbit" character from 8 Mile rapping over the track during his final freestyle battle. Anyway, if Loso doesn't deliver and do this classic instrumental justice then his whole #FridayNightFreestyles is moot. You be the judge after the jump.