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By Miles Hagan
First we have Meek’s version of the song which is very interesting considering how he and Drake have interacted over the years. Meek reminisces on what it took for him to come up in these games and all the people he may have lost or gained along the way. While Meek has always preached that he is built differently, this freestyle showed his hunger and passion for the game on full display. It was refreshing to see one of the more recognizable artists in the game sound so motivated to not only come with a bar, but also tell a story of sorts.
On the next remix we have Earthgang come through and skate on the beat. At first it seems like another unlikely pairing, until the sample settles in. Once the dynamic duo starts rapping there is no looking back. “Lemon Pepper Freestyle” has now provided us with more heat than we could have originally anticipated.
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“While two bitches lay in my bed, I’m used to it.
That’s your best friend givin’ me head, now you do it.”
Two days ahead of his highly anticipated project The Off-Season, J. Cole ramps up the hype with a new freestyle on LA Leakers. The last time he did a radio freestyle like this was about eight years ago. He had a long time to prepare for this moment, and now that it finally came, Jermaine showed out. Matter of fact, this is arguably the best freestyle we have ever seen from the artist. He absolutely attacked the classic “93 Til Infinity” instrumental, ripping it in a fashion that proves his best work lies ahead of him. Between the words of his peers, his recent documentary, and this freestyle, you can tell the project will be well worth the wait.
Do you think The Off-Season will be Cole’s best project of all time?
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By Miles Hagan
In the new Off Season Documentary Cole takes us on a journey through his career and the things that brought him to this moment. He reflects on when he made the decision to take rap seriously, and how basketball played a major part in that. There are also later moments when he talk about his family and how he has had to shift the way he works now to be the best father, husband, and artist. Make sure to check out the full video on YouTube.
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By Luke Modugno
“Sorry, that’s another B.
Haters still ain’t recover from the other B.
Mm, that’s a double B.
Nah that’s a triple B, can’t forget ‘bout the other Bey. (Hey)”
JAY-Z and Nas hopped on DJ Khaled’s track “SORRY NOT SORRY,” off his latest record “KHALED KHALED.” The two rappers haven’t linked since their notorious beef in the early 00’s, so seeing two rap legends on a track is an undeniable blessing. The track also features James Fauntleroy, who provides a heavenly hook for the two rappers to boast about their success in the rap game.
Khaled really assembled the Avengers for these features. Which track is the best off “KHALED KHALED?”
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While it’s no secret that Baby Keem is the future, with the release of “Durag Activity” today, it’s seeming more and more like the future is now. On the track, Keem delivers punch after punch with his patented staccato spoken flow. At the two minute mark, Jacques Webster makes his presence known with an unmistakable ad-lib followed by the second great Travis Scott feature we’ve received in the past two weeks. Trav floats over the jarring BRICK! instrumental tapping into both his higher and lower register resulting in an energetic performance that might be the highlight of this excellent new release.
The music video enhances the experience further as director Eliel Ford gifts Keem yet another insane visual in which Keem finds himself engaged in plenty of “durag activity” set in what looks to be sometime pre-1980. Keem finds himself taken prisoner in a beautiful mansion with Travis Scott, forcing the two artists to escape, capture their captors, and explore the mansion.
Baby Keem has certainly been heating up lately and with the release of “Durag Activity” it’s starting to feel more and more like ‘The Melodic Blue’ (his upcoming project) might be right around the corner. Do you think it’ll live up to the lofty expectations?
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By Miles Hagan
Young Thug’s brother Unfoonk was locked up until Thug called him one day and said he had a top lawyer for him and he was going to be coming home. In 2017 they had their first conversation and Unfoonk was home 2 years later. Before this he was facing a life sentence and had already served 11 years.
“Racks just to spend, you can tell by the way I grin
And I been Chrome Heartin’ it, fuck is a bargin?”
This adds to the laundry list of amazing feats Thugger has accomplished with his platform. Another one of his brothers was deaf and he sent him to surgery so he could hear again. He put his mother through treatment to take care of her cancer. He has shown time and time again that he values putting his people on and taking care of his family more than individual success. At this point there is a family tighter than the one Young Thug has created at YSL.
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By Luke Modugno
“Still don’t think that I get the credit that I’m deserving
But last week, we was just hooping with Kyrie Irving”
The North Carolina rapper dropped a beautiful 4 pack EP last night titled “Just Until…,” featuring Q-Tip and Young Thug. Cordae has been relatively quiet this year, as this is his first drop of the year. The rap game has been hanging on the 23-year-olds every word since his stunning debut project “The Lost Boy.” Boasting inherently talented lyricism, rhyme schemes and patterns, he’s undoubtedly one of the leaders of the new school. It looks like we won’t have to wait long for a new Cordae project, as the EP artwork displays the message “See you soon, Album almost done - Cordae.”
Cordae’s newest EP exhibits the same versatility he displayed on “The Lost Boy.” Cordae flows over a tripped-up, psychedelic beat with an intriguing hook from Q-Tip on “More Life.” On “Dream in Color,” Cordae gets into his vocal bag and tries his hand in singing his own hook, making for a vibey, braggadocious track. Thug and Cordae trade bars on an unapologetic trap beat from 18YOMAN on “Wassup,” a clear standout from the EP. Finally, Cordae goes back to his soul rap roots on “Thornton Street.” Are any of the songs off “Just Until…” making your rotation?
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