Wiz Khalifa and Taylor Gang take over The Bay in this new 2050 Tour. As usual we have them performing, recording new music and just hanging out. After that, Wiz heads to Las Vegas to meet up with 50 Cent to shoot the video for Chief Keef’s “Hate Being Sober” As you all know, Chief Keef didnt bother to show up at his own shoot.
Watch the video after the jump.
Here is another of Young Jeezy’s Tracks “Knob Broke” off his “Its Tha World” Mixtape. No DJ Shouts
Download Young Jeezy’s “Its Tha World” Mixtape here.
Listen & Download after the jump.
Here is Young Jeezy’s Track “El Jeffe” off his “Its Tha World” Mixtape. No DJ Shouts
Download Young Jeezy’s “Its Tha World” Mixtape here.
Listen & Download after the jump.
A.S.A.P Rocky Instagrammed a picture of his father with a message honoring his life.
Jim Jone picks Miguels track “Do You” to give it his own twist, he also shot a video for the track.
Watch Jim Jone’s VooDoo after the jump.
During his performance last week, Hit-Boy took over The Glass House out in Pomona, CA. He brought out Dom Kennedy and Casey Veggies to perform ‘CDC’, which is produced by Hit-Boy.
Watch the performance after the jump.
During an interview with Global Grind, The Game said that he’s already laid down tracks with a who’s who in the industry but that he’d be open to recording with some new blood.
Game:
“Nah man. I mean, I did songs with everyone from Lil Wayne to Rick Ross to J. Cole to Big Sean to Mary J. Blige to Faith Evans to DMX… I’ve done it,” he said. “Locally? You know the West Coast has got a lot of good artists. I’m just supporting my city and Los Angeles and California. I’m always looking to hear new music and be turned on to new stuff.”
Watch the Game’s interview with Global Grind after the jump.
Waka Flocka Flame recently sat down with Peter Bailey on NBC’s NiteCap to discuss everything from the President to perceptions of him in the industry.
During his interview, the Brick Squad member spoke on Chief Keef, explaining how he sees the young rapper as an example of how he was villainized and that listeners should cut him a break.
“I feel like he’s being more so labeled. He’s a 17-year-old kid,” he said. “Now, I get to see how people judge me and what I’ve seen and I couldn’t see. Instead of helping a kid, they bash a kid. Adults are supposed to teach, not punish. If you see him doing the wrong things, give him the opportunity to learn instead of bashing him. So I just feel like they overdo it. They make a kid look like a villain.”
Watch the interview of Waka Flock On NBC’s Nitecap after the jump.
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