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OG Illa – “KikKit” (Music Video)
OG ILLA teams up with HLGNLIFE producer LIL KOTO and KIKKIT Clothing apparel to bring you this BOP! OG sets an immediate tone for the song and you can’t help but represent your side of
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Tuff Shorty – SchoolYard to the Prison Yard x Places (Video)
Amid the release of his 15th project release ‘Trench & Trap2 :StayHungry,’ Portsmouth, VA rapper Tuff Shortyreleases a music video to one of it’s leading tracks, “SchoolYard to the Prison Yard”. Tuff Shorty offers
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5 Questions: Miami’s DJ Got Now Talks New Blend Tape Featuring Pusha T & Madlib Titled, “Half King, Half Push”
Miami’s DJ Got Now recently put together a blend tape of songs taken from Pusha T’s 2018 album Daytona and Freddie Gibbs & Madlib Bandana. Without assuming that people generally know what a blend tape
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Gucci Mane – Both Sides Ft. Lil Baby (Video)
Gucci Mane has been teasing us with behind-the-scenes footage of his new video featuring Lil Baby, “Both Sides” all over social media for about a week now. He’s kicked a known snitch off the
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Flyy Guy Fresh – Top Down Winters (Prod. By Palaze & Ran Beats)
Harlem native Flyy Guy Fresh is back with some new music to ride to. Today, he gives us “Top Down Winters” an introspective track with a nice bounce. Fresh says, “This song came to
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Lucky Daye – Shoulda Ft. Babyface
Babyface has been having a great year despite the COVID-19 Pandemic still looming over us. Following his IG Live VERZUZ battle with Teddy Riley and his “Waiting To Exhale” Live, he’s been busy. As
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P1 – “Hold Me Down”
Before his highly-anticipated project, World Ain’t Ready. New Los Angeles recording artist P1 dabbles with his romantic side on the new visual for the project’s lead single, titled, “Hold Me Down.” The song delivers
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Downtown Dion – “Broke Opps”
Harry Fraud on the track. Introducing Downtown Dion, a New York rapper on the rise, and he is ready to shake up the Hip-Hop game with his breakout new song, titled, “Broke Opps.” On
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