Lil Tecca’s in-depth interview with XXL includes him speaking on his upcoming We Love You Tecca 2 album, his favorite rappers and more. Continue reading…
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Lil Tecca Interview – We Love You Tecca 2 Album Update and More
Lil Tecca’s in-depth interview with XXL includes him speaking on his upcoming We Love You Tecca 2 album, his favorite rappers and more. Continue reading…
Lil Tecca Interview – We Love You Tecca 2 Album Update and More
Lil Tecca’s in-depth interview with XXL includes him speaking on his upcoming We Love You Tecca 2 album, his favorite rappers and more. Continue reading…
Lil Tecca Interview – We Love You Tecca 2 Album Update and More
Lil Tecca’s in-depth interview with XXL includes him speaking on his upcoming We Love You Tecca 2 album, his favorite rappers and more. Continue reading…
Dave East & Harry Fraud Link With Benny The Butcher On “Uncle Ric”
Dave East and Harry Fraud are set to deliver their upcoming collaborative album Hoffa, a project that features guest appearances from Curren$y, Benny The Butcher, French Montana, Jim Jones, and more. Not long after setting the tone with the lead single “Diamonds,” East has returned with another glimpse at what’s to come with “Uncle Ric,” a nostalgic dose of mafioso rap featuring Benny The Butcher.
Off the bat, Fraud’s production sets a classy and dangerous tone, one that should please fans of hip-hop’s golden era. Over a blend of flute and arpeggiated guitar, East sets it off with a coldhearted verse. “My only question is how you tolerate it?” he raps. “I’m always gon’ get back to the struggle ’cause I feel obligated / ni*gas ain’t wanna make a change until they heard Obama say it.”
Benny The Butcher holds it down with the second verse, his butcher’s knife yet to dull despite its frequent usage. “Ni**as took our manual, tearin’ out pages,” he raps, no stranger to Fraud’s production. “Put us on lists and comparin’ our greatness / But I’m like, “Mike, I feel like ni*gas couldn’t ball in the era I played in.”
Look for Dave East and Harry Fraud’s Hoffa album to drop on July 30th. Check out the full tracklist below.
1. The Disappearance
2. 60 For The Lawyer
3. Diamonds
4. Just Another Rapper
5. Go Off feat G Herbo
6. Uncle Ric feat Benny The Butcher
7. The Product
8. Money Or Power feat Jim Jones
9. I Can Hear The Storm
10. Dolla And A Dream feat Steven Young
11. Count It Up feat French Montana
12. The Win feat Cruch Calhoun
13. Yeah I Know feat Kiing Shooter
14. Red Fox Restaurant feat Curren$y
QUOTABLE LYRICS
My only question is how you tolerate it?
I’m always gon’ get back to the struggle ’cause I feel obligated
Ni*gas ain’t wanna make a change until they heard Obama say it
Dave East & Harry Fraud Link With Benny The Butcher On “Uncle Ric”
Dave East and Harry Fraud are set to deliver their upcoming collaborative album Hoffa, a project that features guest appearances from Curren$y, Benny The Butcher, French Montana, Jim Jones, and more. Not long after setting the tone with the lead single “Diamonds,” East has returned with another glimpse at what’s to come with “Uncle Ric,” a nostalgic dose of mafioso rap featuring Benny The Butcher.
Off the bat, Fraud’s production sets a classy and dangerous tone, one that should please fans of hip-hop’s golden era. Over a blend of flute and arpeggiated guitar, East sets it off with a coldhearted verse. “My only question is how you tolerate it?” he raps. “I’m always gon’ get back to the struggle ’cause I feel obligated / ni*gas ain’t wanna make a change until they heard Obama say it.”
Benny The Butcher holds it down with the second verse, his butcher’s knife yet to dull despite its frequent usage. “Ni**as took our manual, tearin’ out pages,” he raps, no stranger to Fraud’s production. “Put us on lists and comparin’ our greatness / But I’m like, “Mike, I feel like ni*gas couldn’t ball in the era I played in.”
Look for Dave East and Harry Fraud’s Hoffa album to drop on July 30th. Check out the full tracklist below.
1. The Disappearance
2. 60 For The Lawyer
3. Diamonds
4. Just Another Rapper
5. Go Off feat G Herbo
6. Uncle Ric feat Benny The Butcher
7. The Product
8. Money Or Power feat Jim Jones
9. I Can Hear The Storm
10. Dolla And A Dream feat Steven Young
11. Count It Up feat French Montana
12. The Win feat Cruch Calhoun
13. Yeah I Know feat Kiing Shooter
14. Red Fox Restaurant feat Curren$y
QUOTABLE LYRICS
My only question is how you tolerate it?
I’m always gon’ get back to the struggle ’cause I feel obligated
Ni*gas ain’t wanna make a change until they heard Obama say it
Dave East & Harry Fraud Link With Benny The Butcher On “Uncle Ric”
Dave East and Harry Fraud are set to deliver their upcoming collaborative album Hoffa, a project that features guest appearances from Curren$y, Benny The Butcher, French Montana, Jim Jones, and more. Not long after setting the tone with the lead single “Diamonds,” East has returned with another glimpse at what’s to come with “Uncle Ric,” a nostalgic dose of mafioso rap featuring Benny The Butcher.
Off the bat, Fraud’s production sets a classy and dangerous tone, one that should please fans of hip-hop’s golden era. Over a blend of flute and arpeggiated guitar, East sets it off with a coldhearted verse. “My only question is how you tolerate it?” he raps. “I’m always gon’ get back to the struggle ’cause I feel obligated / ni*gas ain’t wanna make a change until they heard Obama say it.”
Benny The Butcher holds it down with the second verse, his butcher’s knife yet to dull despite its frequent usage. “Ni**as took our manual, tearin’ out pages,” he raps, no stranger to Fraud’s production. “Put us on lists and comparin’ our greatness / But I’m like, “Mike, I feel like ni*gas couldn’t ball in the era I played in.”
Look for Dave East and Harry Fraud’s Hoffa album to drop on July 30th. Check out the full tracklist below.
1. The Disappearance
2. 60 For The Lawyer
3. Diamonds
4. Just Another Rapper
5. Go Off feat G Herbo
6. Uncle Ric feat Benny The Butcher
7. The Product
8. Money Or Power feat Jim Jones
9. I Can Hear The Storm
10. Dolla And A Dream feat Steven Young
11. Count It Up feat French Montana
12. The Win feat Cruch Calhoun
13. Yeah I Know feat Kiing Shooter
14. Red Fox Restaurant feat Curren$y
QUOTABLE LYRICS
My only question is how you tolerate it?
I’m always gon’ get back to the struggle ’cause I feel obligated
Ni*gas ain’t wanna make a change until they heard Obama say it
Dave East & Harry Fraud Link With Benny The Butcher On “Uncle Ric”
Dave East and Harry Fraud are set to deliver their upcoming collaborative album Hoffa, a project that features guest appearances from Curren$y, Benny The Butcher, French Montana, Jim Jones, and more. Not long after setting the tone with the lead single “Diamonds,” East has returned with another glimpse at what’s to come with “Uncle Ric,” a nostalgic dose of mafioso rap featuring Benny The Butcher.
Off the bat, Fraud’s production sets a classy and dangerous tone, one that should please fans of hip-hop’s golden era. Over a blend of flute and arpeggiated guitar, East sets it off with a coldhearted verse. “My only question is how you tolerate it?” he raps. “I’m always gon’ get back to the struggle ’cause I feel obligated / ni*gas ain’t wanna make a change until they heard Obama say it.”
Benny The Butcher holds it down with the second verse, his butcher’s knife yet to dull despite its frequent usage. “Ni**as took our manual, tearin’ out pages,” he raps, no stranger to Fraud’s production. “Put us on lists and comparin’ our greatness / But I’m like, “Mike, I feel like ni*gas couldn’t ball in the era I played in.”
Look for Dave East and Harry Fraud’s Hoffa album to drop on July 30th. Check out the full tracklist below.
1. The Disappearance
2. 60 For The Lawyer
3. Diamonds
4. Just Another Rapper
5. Go Off feat G Herbo
6. Uncle Ric feat Benny The Butcher
7. The Product
8. Money Or Power feat Jim Jones
9. I Can Hear The Storm
10. Dolla And A Dream feat Steven Young
11. Count It Up feat French Montana
12. The Win feat Cruch Calhoun
13. Yeah I Know feat Kiing Shooter
14. Red Fox Restaurant feat Curren$y
QUOTABLE LYRICS
My only question is how you tolerate it?
I’m always gon’ get back to the struggle ’cause I feel obligated
Ni*gas ain’t wanna make a change until they heard Obama say it
Charlamagne Tha God Lands Late Night Talk Show Executive Produced By Stephen Colbert
Charlamagne Tha God, DJ Envy, and Angela Ye premiered The Breakfast Club eleven years ago. Ten years later, the show was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame. Each co-star has developed their own distinct media personality status over the years, but Charlamagne Tha God remains the most outspoken and controversial of them all.
His larger-than-life opinions have landed him an offer from Comedy Central for a weekly late-night spot. Tha God’s Honest Truth With Lenard ‘Charlamagne’ McKelvey is set to premiere Friday, September 17 at 10 p.m. The show is said to be a combination of “deep dives, sketches, interviews, and social experiments” according to the official MTV release, which stated Tha God’s Honest Truth will be “redemptively comedic, refreshingly unfiltered, and unapologetically Black, nothing is off-limits.”
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Quite a team has come together for the project co-created and executive produced by late-night host Stephen Colbert and executive produced MTV’s Wild N’ Out’s Rachel Edwards among others. Charlamagne first worked with his “South Carolina brethren” when he made an appearance on Colbert’s CBS late-night show in 2016.
Charlamagne has high hopes for the show, telling CNN, “I’m not going to be on here trying to rehash the whole week. Like, no. That’s not what I’m here for,” Charlamagne said. “I want to talk about the things that can actually impact somebody’s life, in a real way — the things that can actually help move the culture forward.”
Will you be tuning in? Let us know in the comments.
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Charlamagne Tha God Lands Late Night Talk Show Executive Produced By Stephen Colbert
Charlamagne Tha God, DJ Envy, and Angela Ye premiered The Breakfast Club eleven years ago. Ten years later, the show was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame. Each co-star has developed their own distinct media personality status over the years, but Charlamagne Tha God remains the most outspoken and controversial of them all.
His larger-than-life opinions have landed him an offer from Comedy Central for a weekly late-night spot. Tha God’s Honest Truth With Lenard ‘Charlamagne’ McKelvey is set to premiere Friday, September 17 at 10 p.m. The show is said to be a combination of “deep dives, sketches, interviews, and social experiments” according to the official MTV release, which stated Tha God’s Honest Truth will be “redemptively comedic, refreshingly unfiltered, and unapologetically Black, nothing is off-limits.”
Emma McIntyre/Getty Images
Quite a team has come together for the project co-created and executive produced by late-night host Stephen Colbert and executive produced MTV’s Wild N’ Out’s Rachel Edwards among others. Charlamagne first worked with his “South Carolina brethren” when he made an appearance on Colbert’s CBS late-night show in 2016.
Charlamagne has high hopes for the show, telling CNN, “I’m not going to be on here trying to rehash the whole week. Like, no. That’s not what I’m here for,” Charlamagne said. “I want to talk about the things that can actually impact somebody’s life, in a real way — the things that can actually help move the culture forward.”
Will you be tuning in? Let us know in the comments.
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