Seriously are y'all surprised that the Westcoast 1st. Rounder Lost God (@LostGodTne) would "Do it Again" welp it's happen in the midst of "Drillafornia" where LostGod teamed with the Godfather of Drill music "Young Chop" an while we wait on the collabo project with Hoodrich's youngest in charge producer "Danny Wolf".... Lost God heads to the #ATL TO gett it in with Migos frontman "Quavo" an QC the label's go getter "Skippa Da Flippa" also bringing fellow Westcoast comrade "Mo Buck$" along for the ride so press play an enjoy #LIVIN produced by #ATL Super producer "ZAYTOVEN" holla at "Lost God" on a daily via Twitter @LostGodTne an IG @LostGod1618
Let me introduce you to the future. Kshaw goes in on a Savage 21's hit song "No Heart". KShaw makes it his own and renames the song "Little Kyle". Here he tells his back story, his motivation for rapping, and he even reminisces back in the 9th grade and overcoming the haters. He has transformed from Lil Kyle to Kshaw and is ready to take the world by storm with his music! Check for updates on new music from Kshaw below.
Black Pearl Entertainment (BPENT) is known for its highly talented artists and its amazing music videos. Recently 1 of their up and coming artists, Jiro, released a crazy new visual for his single "Blue Skies". Jiro drops an uplifting new wave banger! Sing along with Jiro harmonizes an uplifting anthem as he searches for a future of wealth, family, and prosperity. C4 Films provides a serene backdrop and Mook Beast delivers his signature top-notch production. Jiro, the young gun of BPENT is following of the footstep of his oldest brother Yung Ro. IG @jiropage
Alabama
triple-threat A1 is delivering fresh new heat that is suited for the
streets. Through self-produced beats and gritty lyrics, A1 talks about
things that are most important to him. He's living life to the fullest,
working hard, and becoming a game changer. In songs like "Legendary" and
"Pull Up", A1 brings heat that people can grasp and relate to. Check
out his mixtape below!
Joshua B Owens (born June 18, 1990) is an American record producer, rapper, songwriter, recording engineer and entrepreneur. Owens was given the name A1 from his peers for his consistent quality music and ambitious hustle. A1 founded A100DRUMZ Productions in 2011 and Day-N-Night Recording Studio in 2012. He also co-founded Twist Up Entertainment along with long time friend and associate, Yung HD in 2012. After placing 3rd Best Producer at Real Talk Urban Magazine Award Show in 2012 alongside industry vets like Heartbeatz & Ron G not to mention being placed on the magazines May 2012 (10th issue) cover. A1 began his rap career with his first ever song – "Hustle Till I Fall" –gaining city wide exposure after being featured on Dj Oktoba's Kings of Mardi Gras mixtape. His second song, "House Party" featuring Yung HD being played in night clubs and soon receiving local radio airplay. It was also his first official video to be shot after being contacted by local video director, KarlyWorld, for his Kings of Mardi Gras performance during the Joe Cain Sunday parade. That video went on to win Real Talk Magazine's 'Music Video Of The Year' in 2013. In 2014, A1 opened on tours with Trinidad James and Rittz OD Tour, along with Raz Simone, and Tuki Carter. In 2015 he hit the road doing shows with Twist Up in Atlanta, Pensacola, Birmingham, and Mobile to promote their collaborated mixtape EP - Double Trouble released New Years 2016. Following the release of his official video to "Pull Up" in January 2017, he released his self produced and engineered debut album Aint For Nothin for free download on DatPiff (and most major streaming services) on February 4th, 2017. On that same day, he opened up for Curren$y in downtown Mobile, AL’s, Soul Kitchen.
Fresh of the success of his smash hit, "Designer", Nascarr Nat is back with another certified street anthem titled "Betty Gone Shoot". Listen as he talks about his girlfriend. You really don't want to meet her since 'Betty' is a clever metaphor for his gun. This time Nascarr takes it to the hood as he flexes a deadly flow over a dark uptempo drill track. Get the new single "Betty Gone Shoot" now on iTunes! "Betty Gone Shoot" on iTuneshttps://itunes.apple.com/nz/album/betty-gone-shoot/id1224943289?i=1224943290 http://www.nascarrnat.com @NascarrNat
When the beef is on, the ones that you break bread with are the ones that you will die for. On the @LewisYouNasty directed video shoot, Tagh invites you out to a G's picnic.Tagh finally releases the video for his new banger "Yellow Tape".Listen as North Long Beach artist, Tagh and top Chicago mc, Dotarachi (Sdot) represent the #Squad on a true hood anthem! Also on the rise beatmaker, Jay P Bangz puts a smooth feel on the track giving it a dope westcoast bounce. "Yellow Tape" is a standout single off Tagh's highly anticipated project titled, "Good Dope Sale Itself" set to be released this summer. Read more about Tagh and follow his growing movement today! taghmusik.life@Tagh6700 @Dotarachi
Tagh is a not your everyday rapper. His idea of hip-hop is heavily based on personal lyrics, delivering anauthentic and direct eel.His music deals with real issues and real hard ships that the artist experienced on his own skin, while delivering an entertaining and thought-provoking lyrical flow, echoing the work of the greatest rappers of all times, including Tupac, Snoop Dogg or Jadakiss, just to mention but a few. Hailing from Long Beach, California, Tagh recently released a new project titled “A nightmare on 67th street”, which highlights his lyrical delivery and punchy production values. Find out more and listen: www.taghmusik.life https://twitter.com/tagh6700 https://soundcloud.com/tagh-6700 https://www.instagram.com/tagh6700
Miami native Hollywood Evans has been showing his city what grynding is all about. He is constantly traveling from city to city, making sure his brand is known. He now graces the cover of indie magazine, The Grynd Report, proving he is ready to show the rest of the world what he's built of. Read the full issue online or purchase a hardcopy from the following link.
The homie, Luminous Lou, drops a monster mixtape titled"Unstoppable". On this 12-track collection listen as Lou trades bars with hiphop legends and solidifies his own position as a top spitter. Luminous Lou flexes his signature sound as his voice is more like a whisper that packs a punch with lyrical content and intricate uptempo rhyme patterns! Standout track is the smoker's anthem "Roll Up" Feat. Ak of Do Or Die & Johnny P". The whole project is fire!!! "The much-anticipated debut release "Unstoppable" has been in high-demand from the Cap-town King since debuting the mid-west anthem "Roll up" featuring AK of Do or Die & the late Johnny P (RIP). "Unstoppable" features Project Pat, Bizzy Bone, Do or Die, Johnny P and more. Executive Produced by Luminous Lou & Joey Cutless, this is a certified classic."
You can't help but turnup to this 1! Yung Chiefa Don drops a certified trap anthem "Check".Here is the type of song you put in rotation at least 5 times on repeat so we had to select "Check" as our USA Blog Network #SongOfTheWeek. "Check" is for all the hustlers who run up that check and then go make another 1. Also, read more about the comeup of Yung Chiefa Don and follow his growing movement below! Twitter: http://twitter.com/YungChiefaDon Instagram: http://instagram.com/YungChiefaDon
Hailing from Little Rock, AR, Yung Chiefa Don is a driven, passionate and charismatic artist with a unique approach to his blend of hip-hop.
His music is all about connecting with listeners through high-energy release, uplifting melodies, and a thought-provoking lyrical flow, not unlike influential performers such as Run DMC, 2Pac, Kendrick Lamar or Future, just to mention a few. This is were the undying and timeless grooves of the golden age find away into a modern songwriting sensibility and a flow of rap that feels personal and unheard of.
It's all about bridging the gaps between the grit of the old school and the punch of modern rap productions. One of the most iconic and recognizable elements of Yung Chiefa Don's music is definitely his unique blend of earnest lyricism, the Little Rock rapper explores real-life topics and stays true to his origins, while exploring new territories and always setting the bar higher in terms of music and innovation. From his stage name to his antics, Yung Chiefa Don is one of those few brave artists who truly live what they talk about in their song resulting authentic and easy to relate to.
Find out more and let the music tell you the rest of this story
After a very long fight with the courts in Alabama, Mata has finally had
his cocaine trafficking charge dropped due to an unwarranted search.
Now that he has that behind him, it’s time to focus back on the music.
And today we have the first single “Mental Patient” off of the Trap
Jezus’ forthcoming Finessin Da City project.
Central Illinois hip hop veteran, Meezy Killafield delivers his personal new single"Emotions". Tapping Twenty1Seven Studios for the video, Meezy pulls back the covers and exposes his true feelings. if "Emotions" is any indication of what's to come the world better be ready for more heartfelt music from one of the Midwest's most experienced rhymers.
The answer to that question has been years in the making. Hailing from the streets of South Miami, FL. Eundrae "Drive 1000" Toomer grew up in a single parent household with 5 siblings – to which he is oldest.
He began his journey as hustler at a young age. Learning the game from his uncles, Killa, and KT – soon, he began to maneuver throughout the streets of Miami. His mission? Get to the money by any means.
Not completing high school was a trend in the inner city neighborhoods; due to the conditions, and distractions planted in the black communities. For young Eundrae, his outcome would be no different. School was secondary, and the streets came first.
Being heavily involved in street life often comes with consequences that he became all to familiar with. Eundrae would continue on to lead a troublesome life that would include shootouts, drug dealing, fast money, and women. Before realizing his God given talent that would later remove him from this lifestyle, he had a child, and began a family which grew into five; who all looked to him as their hero, and leading example.
It was then, Eundrae knew he had to make a change. Heavily influenced by the likes of Scarface, Trick Daddy, JT Money, 8 Ball & MJG, he began to dabble into music himself. Recognizing his undeniable ability to bring his real life experiences to life through song, Drae, his younger brother and cousin formed a group fittingly named "The HustleHolics." The group would go on the to become a sensation, gaining wide spread mainstream success with their hood anthem "I'm So Throwed Off."
The HustleHolics gained the attention of fellow Miami native Rick Ross which opened the door for a collaboration/remix to the street hit "I'm So Throwed Off" which began picking up nation wide, across the airwaves. The group later dismantled due to irreconcilable differences. The album was never completed. This brought about a new chapter in Drae's life.
"Mr. HustleHolic" was no more. It was time for a resurgence, a resurrection. Now, to answer the question "WHO IS DRIVE 1000?" Drae + Five beautiful kids who inspired him to change = Drive 1000!
The rest is yet to be seen!
Be sure to follow Eundrae's social media at Drive 1000!
Sense's story is about constant evolution, acceptance, growth, and the constant quest for self-discovery. Striving to be as real and as vulnerable as possible Sense readily admits to mistakes while always pointing towards a hopeful future. Sense has put in a lot of ground work under his own imprint (Family Money Everything Ent) performing at the 2016 SXSW "Flamingo Cantina" for the "Painkillers Reloaded Tour" touching the same stage as "Young M.A." and "Desiigner".
He has also been to A3C, attending seminars, shooting videos, and networking with people all over. In the 4th Quarter of 2017, Sense hopes to drop his debut album, "The Full Story." But he still has plenty of work to do before achieving his self-required goals.
One things for sure though, its going to be an interesting year. #FMEforever
Trustory Entertainment presents Eric Leon's championship single, "Super Bowl", produced by CashMoneyAp. Over the high intensity production, Leon catches a Hail Mary touchdown pass with finesse. The song was brought to you by the same team that discovered Zoey Dollaz and Lajan Slim. Let the festivities begin below.
To kickoff USA Blog Network's weekly "Top 5" column we will begin with Top 5 Hiphop Battles list. So I know this list is gonna be hellar controversial, but we are open to a friendly dialogue. The below hiphop beefs are based on a few different factors such as: the disrespect level, how vicious they were, how it changed hiphop culture, comedic factor, and creativity. There were soooo many dope beefs that have taken place, but if I only had to choose 5 this is my list.
2Pac Destroys B.I.G
This was the 1st time I heard anybody say "Thats why I fucked your bitch" on a record!! lol hilarious! There ain't no coming back from that. Then he goes on to say, "1st off fucked yo, bitch and the clique you claim". Oh so disrespectful. Hands down best battle song I've ever heard. Yea that's right B.I.G, don't respond to that lol.
2. Jay-Z kills Nas and Prodigy
Here is where I'm gonna lose half of yall, but when I heard "The Takeover" its was more than a battle. It was 1 of the biggest moments in hiphop. My homie, Prodigy never recovered from it. "When I was pushing weight back in 88, you was a ballerina, I got ya pictures I seen ya". It was too funny!!!
"The Takeover" has all ingredients of a classic song while exposing the fuck out of 2 of the dopest mcs ever. I know some people say Nas won with his "Ether" and I agree it was a valiant effort, but on Jay-Z pre-emptive strike he systematically took Nas apart with his wity charm and humor. "4 albums in 10 years, nicca I can divide, that's 1 every.. lets say 2, 2 of them shits was due, 1 was ehhhh, the other was Illmatic, that's a 1 hot album in every 10 year average". P.S. "Ether" should be #3 on this list, I just dont feel like writing about it right now lol.
3. Dre and Snoop clown Easy E
Back in the day, this was the funniest shit I had ever seen!!! Dre got Ezel from the movie, Friday, to impersonate Easy E. Snoop said Easy E's mom was a Frisco dike and that the rhymes he was kick were quite "bootylicious". This was a very significant battle while Dr. Dre and Deathrow took over and began to create that westcoast sound of the 90's. P.S. Eazy E's "Real muthafuckin G's" is pretty good too. Dude on the last verse went ham on Dre. Check that here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJuapp9SORA
4. Canibus ate LL Cool J
This was back in the era of lyrics. Canibus used lyricism to shock the world. Everytime I hear Mike Tyson say "Bust that niccas hole" I gotta chuckle. I used to rewind that intro over and over laughing. Its sad that this diss song was Canibus' 1st and last hit. Here's where he really ate LL:
"Now watch me rip the tat from your arm,
Kick you in the groin, stick you for your vanguard award,
In front of your mom your 1st, 2nd and 3rd born,
Make your wife get on the horn call minister Farrakhan"
5. Kool Moe Dee Old School Diss
Half yall aint gone know who Kool Moe Dee is, this was the 1st battle song I ever heard. To me he will forever be the cat who knocked LL off that 1st pedistal. Anytime you can diss somebody with the letters of their name.. Beef over lol
Nicca said "Tryna be me, now LL stands for Lower Level, Lack Luster
