Month: September 2024

Ferg Brings The Energy On His Latest Single “Off White Rozay”

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Ferg has officially dropped A$AP from his name, which has led to some confusion and speculation among fans. However, none of this has stopped him from dropping new music. Overall, the last few months have seen Ferg deliver a plethora of intriguing new songs that have piqued the interest of fans. For now, it remains unclear whether or not a new album is on the horizon. What we do know, is that Ferg is still very much interested in blessing his fanbase with some new music. For instance, this morning, he dropped off a new banger called “Off White Rozay.”

This is a song that is filled with off the wall production that is most certainly going to take you a few bars to get used to. However, once it clicks, it really falls into place. Meanwhile, Ferg brings a ton of energy to the song, which is always appreciated. His energy has always been on point, but that is especially true on this latest cut. This is the kind of song you could hear at a house party, and we’re sure Ferg had that in mind while recording the track. Only time will tell whether or not this run of singles culminates in a new project.

Let us know what you think of this new Ferg track, in the comments section down below. Do you approve of the new direction that the artist is going in? How do you feel about the fact that Ferg has dropped “A$AP” from his name? Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the music world. We will continue to keep you informed on all of your favorite artists and their upcoming projects.

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Ferg is Back

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ShittyBoyz Continue To Drop Eccentric Bars On “3 Man Weave” Album

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ShittyBoyz are not for everyone. The name kind of says it all. Some listeners are going to put off, some are going to fully buy into the absurdity of the trio and love the music. One thing’s for certain, the trio is never going to change. 3 Man Weave is more of the same wavy, eccentric hip hop that ShittyBoyz have built their name on. It’s a little long, and can be repetitive, but the standout cuts are so catchy that they will stick in their head whether you want them to or not. This is evident from the hard-hitting opener, “07 LeBron.”

The artwork and the title of the opener may lead you to think that 3 Man Weave is some focused concept album about the basketball court. It’s not. ShittyBoyz quickly stray from this theme, and proceed to delve into any topic they please. It mostly works. “Polynesian” has a chilled out beat that brings out the best in terms of the trio’s flows. “Big Dawgs” takes on more of a West Coast sound, with an aggressive Tommy G feature to boot. “Brand New” and “Live from the Lab” are the clear standouts here, though. They use lush, 80s samples as the foundation for aggressive ShittyBoyz bars, and the combination never fails. It’d be nice to hear the trio on a whole project with that production. As it stands, though, 3 Man Weave is an entertaining showcase for ShittyBoyz to refine their formula.

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ShittyBoyz Find A Groove On Their Latest Album

3 Man Weave tracklist:

  1. 07 Bron
  2. 5 Min of Barkin
  3. Polynesian
  4. Maroon 5
  5. Big Dawgs (featuring Tommy G)
  6. Brand New
  7. Ed Edd & Eddy
  8. Five Guys
  9. Intercontinental
  10. Last Dragon 2
  11. Live from the Lab
  12. Back 3 Back
  13. On the Loose
  14. Project X
  15. Skippin States
  16. Stilly Willy
  17. Suited & Booted
  18. Therapist
  19. Talkin Crazy
  20. TSWN (featuring GlockBoyz Teejaee & Fmb Dz)

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Chester Bennington’s Son Bashes Mike Shinoda Over Linkin Park Reunion

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Linkin Park is one of the most beloved rock/rap groups of all time. They blended the two genres pretty seamlessly, and landed an iconic collab album with JAY-Z. The death of frontman Chester Bennington in 2017 put an end to the group as we know it. Recently, however, co-founder Mike Shinoda has decided to relaunch Linkin Park with a brand new lead singer: Emily Armstrong. The decision has not gone over well with fans. Or Chester Bennington’s son, Jamie, for that matter.

Jamie Bennington took to Instagram on September 9 to make it clear that he didn’t co-sign the new version of Linkin Park. There was a multitude of reasons. For one, he does not condone Armstrong’s Scientology beliefs, or her support of convicted rapist Danny Masterson. For another, he feels that Mike Shinoda is cheapening the legacy that he built alongside Chester Bennington. He pointed to Shinoda’s lack of vetting with regards to Armstrong’s character. “You refuse to acknowledge the impact of hiring someone like Emily,” Bennington wrote. “Without so much as a clarifying statement on the variety of victims that make up your core fan base.”

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Jamie Bennington Lamented Linkin Park’s Legacy

Jamie Bennington also feels that Linkin Park’s credibility will be damaged by Shinoda’s decision to revive the band. His criticisms got more stinging as the post went on. He accused Shinoda of erasing his dad’s legacy “in real time,” and and betraying day one Linkin Park fans in the process. Bennington also claimed hypocrisy on the part of the band’s co-founder. He believed Mike Shinoda was not taking the care with the fans that his father did. “You promised us that was your intention,” Bennington asserted. “Now you’re just senile and tone deaf.”

Shinoda has said his peace on the decision to continue Linkin Park without Chester Bennington. He told Billboard that it was a difficult decision, but one he ultimately stood by. “It’ll be a question of, ‘How does it land with people?,’” he noted. “And I don’t know how it will. But I know that, when I hear it, I love it.” It’s been a bumpy start so far. It’ll be interesting to see whether Linkin Park can weather controversy of if this will be prove to be an unsuccessful experiment.

Read More: Linkin Park Pays Homage To Chester Bennington On Anniversary Of His Death

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Babyface Ray And Veeze Sound Slick As Ever On “Wavy Navy University”

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Babyface Ray has a unique delivery. It’s simultaneously intense and laid back. He’s able to communicate urgency without sounding frazzled, and his best songs are the ones that explore this tension. Babyface Ray has dropped quite a few singles ahead of his upcoming album, The Kid That Did. His latest release, though, “Wavy Navy University,” might just be his best yet. The rapper manages to find a tempo and a beat that perfectly suits his delivery. It helps that Veeze shows up and keeps the momentum going on the song’s back end. Babyface Ray doesn’t waste any time getting started on “Wavy Navy University.”

The first words he says are “let’s go,” and he means it. The rapper drops bars about everything under the sun, from Benzes and spaceships to riches and different languages. It sounds great, even if it’s not very focused. “Yeah, mafia tied, we ain’t blowin’ up, bad b**ches flyin’ in,” Babyface Ray raps. “I was doin’ hundred percent, class in session, lil’ baby, sign in.” Veeze puts a slight variation on Ray’s flow, but he does it so seamlessly that it does feel like a cohesive collaboration. If we’re being real, though, the real star of “Wavy Navy University” is the beat. It feels aquatic and malleable, while still having enough of a groove to anchor Ray’s bars. A solid showcase all around.

Let us know what you think of this brand-new track, in the comments section down below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the music world. We will continue to keep you informed on all of your favorite artists and their upcoming projects.

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Babyface Ray’s Flow Perfectly Locks In With The Beat

Quotable Lyrics:

They told me the road can get high, but you know I’m not carin’
The typе to go talk to the devil
B**ch with them guys, еspecially go pick you a side
And better not get caught in the middle

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