It’s about time….
Drakes new single “Over”. This premiered on Flow 93.5 at 7 o’clock.
What do you guys think?

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“It’s the real” touches on a subject that comes to mind  knowing Weezy is going to jail.
Who will run the ship?
Via: 2dopeboyz

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YMCMB at it again
 They continue to take over the rap game with this track featuring basically the whole Young Money conglomerate.
Originally Omarion was singing the hook on this track but he left so Lloyd jumped on.
Via: YouHeardThatNew

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Ah, it seems as though Birdman has figured somehting out. His album had no way of selling unless he put Drake and Lil Wayne on every track. The bottom line is Birdman sucks call me a hater if you want. Drake and Lil Wayne will continue to make Birdman money so there is really no [...]

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Download: Drake & Lil’ Wayne – Official White Label
Shout out to POP for this one.
Tracklist after the jump.

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I never paid this guy any attention until one of my friends told me to really check him out. Tyga from Young Money has the hard task of trying to differentiate himself from the other artists in the Young Money/Cash Money set.
Download: Tyga – Black Thoughts

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Weezy is a true rock star after seeing this movie i don’t know if i could handle this type of lifestyle.
An in-depth look at the artist Dwayne “Lil’ Wayne” Carter Jr., proclaimed by many as the ‘greatest rapper alive’. With comprehensive and personal interviews with Lil’ Wayne, this film also features insight from those that [...]

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Lil Wayne’s mixtape got leaked so here it is. Artwork was done by the beautiful and talented HustleGrl, from Toronto.
Happy early Halloween Ladies and Gents
Download: Lil Wayne – No Ceilings
Tracklisting after the jump.

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Another veteran speaks out! Recently Method Man came out and said that Hip-Hop was better in the ‘90s—and backs up this allegation by citing several artists.
“The music was way more grounded than it is today. Today, you don’t feel the movement. Back then, you felt the movement,” he says.
Contrary to what many artists believe, Method [...]

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