lil durk

This is a nice surprise. 

The classic Disney character gets the trap treatment. 

After linking up with Detroit's Dej Loaf for "My Beyonce," Chi-Town's Lil Durk returns to the streets with shots at the industry -- a place Durk believes is full of phonies. Although "My Beyonce" found Durk cheery and clearly in good spirits, "Industry" has him seeing red, and -- backed by Nito Beats' slapping production -- is surely fitting. Check out Durk's "Industry" from his 300 Days & 300 Nights mixtape after the jump.

Lil Durk is sitting on a hit with "Like Me" from his debut album, Remember My Name. The kid's come a long, long way -- from the streets of Chicago to the big stage -- and it's nice to see someone getting out of trouble. Unfortunately the album isn't all that hot and I'm not feeling the new direction Durk has gone in. I prefer his work on Life Ain't Joke or the first installment to his Signed to the Streets mixtape series. Either way, "Like Me" is a pleasant enough track, and the additions of Jeremih, Lil Wayne and bona fide superstar Fetty Wap are good to set the track over. Listen to the remix of Durk's "Like Me" after the jump.

Chief Keef recently dropped the first half of his long-awaited Bang 3 project but before he shares the second part of it he's giving away a freebie in "Young & Reckless," featuring fellow Chicagoan Lil Durk. Listen to "Young & Reckless" after the jump.

Lil Durk's major label debut album is finally out this year, as it arrives less than a month away. June 2nd marks the debut of Lil Durk's Remember My Name and here he's reunited with fellow Chicagoan Young Chop for "What Your Life Like." Listen to the track after the jump.

Lil Durk's debut album Remember My Name is set to drop May 12th via Def Jam. Durk has already shared "Get That Money" and "Different." Now he's teaming up with fellow Chicago neighbor (quite literally, the two grew up on the same street) Lil Reese for a freestyle over Big Sean's "Blessings." Get at it after the jump.