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[WATCH] DJ Kay Slay Makes History With ‘Rolling 200 Deep’ Featuring 200 MC’s

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Former graffiti artist-turned hip hop mover and shaker DJ Kay Slay is not done with his epic Rolling Deep series. Now the Harlem native is being honored with the release of the biggest posse cut in Hip-Hop history. The track titled “Rolling 200 Deep,” the track is broken into 16 parts totaling 62 minutes and features 200 rappers.

Snoop Dogg, Ice-T, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, AZ, Run-DMC, Bun B, Big Daddy Kane, Coke La Rock, Kid Capri, Goodie Mob, B-Real, Memphis Bleek, Twista, E-40, Jim Jones, MC Serch, NEMS and Papoose are a few of the MC’s featured on the track. “Rolling 200 Deep” is the fourth installment in DJ Kay Slay’s Rolling Deep series, following Rolling 25 Deep (2005) Rolling 50 Deep (2020) and Rolling 110 Deep (2021).

Watch the video below.

See the rappers featured below.


0:24 Sheek Louch 0:44 Snoop Dogg 1:05 Raekwon 1:25 Papoose 1:46 Bun B 2:07 Millyz 2:27 Dave East 2:48 RUN DMC 3:08 Jim Jones 3:29 AZ 3:49 Sha Rock 4:10 Ice-T 4:31 Freeway 4:51 Maino 5:12 Rev Run (RUN DMC) 5:34 Nems 5:53 Royal Flush 6:14 Grandmaster Caz 6:35 Cassidy 6:56 King Flo 7:16 The Original Spindarella 7:37 Cory Gunz 7:58 KXNG Crooked aka Crooked I 8:18 Joel Ortiz 8:38 Fame aka Lil’ Fame (M.O.P) 9:00 Billy Danze (M.O.P) 9:20 Coke La Rock 9:41 Sauce Money 10:01 RJ Payne 10:21 Uncle Murda 10:43 Whispers 11:03 Keen Streetz 11:24 Piff Jones 11:44 Nero Ron 12:05 Large Professor 12:26 OT The Real 12:47 Paul Wall 13:07 Nino Man 13:28 Mic Geronimo 13:49 Ransom 14:09 Ms Hustle 14:30 Melle Mel 14:51 Shoota93 15:11 Rass Kass 15:32 DJ Doo Wop 15:52 Haddy Racks 16:13 Kid Carpi 16:34 Bynoe 16:55 Kool Keith 17:15 GTB King Card 17:36 B-Real 17:57 Herb McGruff (We Da Zone) 18:19 Stan Spit (We Da Zone) 18:38 Kick Gunz 18:59 Tony Touch 19:19 Vado 19:39 Grand Puba 20:01 Axel Leon 20:21 Smooth da Hustler 20:42 Trigga tha Gambler 21:02 Slim Dyme 21:23 Big Daddy Kane 21:43 Shyheim aka The Rugged Child 22:04 Oun P 22:24 Page Kennedy 22:46 Prayah 23:06 Tony Yayo 23:26 BK (Double X Posse) 23:48 Ray Rothchild (Double X Posse) 24:08 Big Noyd 24:28 Head I.C.E 24:48 E-A-Ski 25:09 Sadat X 25:31 El da Sensei (Artifacts) 25:51 Tame One (Artifacts) 26:12 Brillo 26:32 Daddy-O 26:53 Chi-Ali 27:14 Tragedy 27:35 Twista 27:55 CeeLo Green (Goodie Mob) 28:16 E.D.I Mean (Outlawz) 28:37 Hocus 45th 28:57 Billboard Baby 29:17 E-Glass (The Hoodies) 29:38 Young Poppa (The Hoodies) 29:59 China Mac 30:20 E Ness 30:41 DJ Paul 31:01 Jack Frost 31:22 Ka Flow 31:42 Majesty 32:03 Neek the Exotic 32:23 P.T Capone 32:44 O.C. (D.I.T.C) 33:05 Termanology 33:25 Tony Moxberg 33:46 Wais P 34:06 Talk It Trigga 34:27 ZipwittheDrip 34:48 Treach 35:09 Rah Digga 35:29 Mysonne 35:50 Jon Connor 36:10 Jae Millz 36:30 Rockness (Boot Camp Clik) 36:51 Steele (Smif-N-Wessun) 37:12 Tek (Smif-N-Wessun) 37:32 Sky Zoo 37:54 Mikey D 38:14 Young Noble (Outlawz) 38:35 Tone Trump 38:55 Locksmith 39:16 Big T 39:37 Saigon 39:58 Sha Queen aka Ma Barker 40:19 Peter Gunz 40:38 King Bless 40:59 Corporal AK 41:20 Molecules (The Legion) 41:40 Chucky Smash (The Legion) 42:01 Diceman (The Legion) 42:22 D.V. Alias Khryst 42:43 Nutso 43:03 Kevie Kev aka Waterbed Kev 43:24 Torae 43:45 Mickey Factz 44:06 Young Buck 44:26 88 LO 44:46 Smooth B 45:06 King Malachi 45:27 Master Rob 45:49 Vita 46:10 Merkules 46:30 Nytro 46:50 Iron Sheikh 47:11 Bishop Lamont 47:32 Capitalist 47:53 Jade Diamonds 48:13 Sparkie D 48:33 Fredro Starr (Onyx) 48:54 Stickey Fingaz (Onyx) 49:15 Paula Perry 49:36 Tah Mell 49:56 Da Inphamus Amadeuz 50:17 Cortez Bodega 50:38 Superstar Floss 50:58 Innocent? 51:19 MC TNT 51:40 Tracey Lee 52:00 Aobie 52:22 Kurtis Blow 52:42 Ladi Kutz 53:02 MC Globe 53:22 Tony Sunshine 53:43 Imam Thug 54:04 Mistah F.A.B 54:24 Layzie Bone 54:45 Lazarus 55:06 NeekDaSkittz 55:27 J.R. Writer 55:47 Terror Van Poo 56:08 ItsBizkit 56:29 Dyce Payso 56:49 Big Dip (Goodie Mob) 57:10 Khujo (Goodie Mob) 57:31 T-Mo (Goodie Mob) 57:51 Klass Murda 58:12 Rayvon 58:32 Johnny Wa 58:53 Chip Fu 59:13 Iman Shumpert 59:34 J.SOS 59:55 Manolo Bandz 1:00:16 Kitty Gata 1:00:35 Ghostface Killah 1:05:55 King Kirk (Sporty Thievz) 1:01:17 Big Dubez (Sporty Thievz) 1:01:38 Trae the Truth 1:01:58 Don Q 1:02:19 T.I. 1:02:39 KRS-One 1:03:00 E-40 1:03:21 MC Serch

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200 Rappers Unite for ‘Rolling 200 Deep’ to Honor DJ Kay Slay

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It’s all love for DJ Kay Slay. The late, legendary DJ was honored with the new release, Rolling 200 Deep, aligning 200 rappers to deliver bars in his memory.

200 Deep is split into 16 tracks and features Hip-Hop’s elite and royalty, ranging from Snoop Dogg, Benny the Butcher, Goodie Mobb, Bun B, Twista, Young Buck, and many more.

This is the fourth edition of the Rolling Deep series, and you can tune into it all below.

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DJ Kay Slay’s Legacy Lives On: Honored with Street-Naming Ceremony

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The illustrious DJ Kay Slay, real life Keith Grayson, will be forever immortalized in New York City.  His hometown is preparing to pay homage to the late hip-hop legend with a special street-naming ceremony, a fitting tribute to his immense contributions to the culture. The Drama King Immortalized In Harlem On August 13, East 105th […]

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Lil Baby, Lil Durk, Fivio Foreign, City Girls and More Take the Stage at Hot 97 Summer Jam

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HOT 97’s Summer Jam returned to MetLife Stadium and was headlined by Lil Baby, Lil Durk, Fivio Foreign, Roddy Ricch, City Girls, and more. The night also had a star-studded tribute to the iconic DJ Kay Slay.

The night was stamped by Lil Baby who led the sold-out crowd through “Drip Too Hard” and “Yes Indeed.” Following Lil Baby’s set, Lil Durk took the stage with special guests Meek Mill, Nardo Wick, and French Montana.

Earlier in the evening, DreamDoll and Pusha T invigorated the stadium with their energy, followed by Roddy Ricch taking the stage to perform his hit singles “High Fashion” featuring DJ Mustard and “The Box.” It was a true City Girl Summer when, JT and Yung Miami hit the stage with their diamonds dancing and their high-fashion, performing fan favorites “Twerkulator” and “Act Up.”

The all-star homage to the late great DJ Kay Slay, the Drama King, was one of the most anticipated moments of the evening. The celebration was arranged by friend and rapper Papoose and featured Busta Rhymes, Remy Ma, Fat Joe, Maino, The Lox’s Jadakiss, Sheek Louch, Styles P., Juelz Santana, and Jim Jones who all performed during the set. Fans rejoiced as friends and relatives of DJ Kay Slay took the stage in honor of the Drama King’s life and legacy.

“Kay Slay loved authenticity and represents the streets! I knew the artists who came out had to embody that!” Said Papoose, who orchestrated the tribute along with T.T. Torrez (Hot 97 VP of Artist & Label Relations) & DJ Spazzo. “While putting it together I was extremely emotional! I didn’t know if I would be able to walk on that stage without breaking down but I pulled it off! Kay Slay was watching over me!”

Cardi B hit the festival stage to join B-LOVEE and Dougie B to perform “Shake It.” Additional performers included Cordae, BLEU, NLE Choppa, Benny The Butcher, Babyface Ray and Lady London.

You can see the images from the night below.

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Cardi B photographed after her performance with Nessa, Colin Kaepernick, Joe Budden & DJ Drewski (Photo credit: Daniel Vazquez)
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Jadakiss photographed on stage during DJ Kay Slay’s tribute (Photo credit: Walik Goshorn)
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DreamDoll (Photo credit: Emerald Knox)
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Meek Mill (Photo credit: Daniel Vasquez)

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DJ Kay Slay Mural Honors His Roots: “A Giant In NY Graffiti”

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The original mural kings, Tats Cru, graced us with another work of art.  This time, they paid tribute to the late Keith Grayson, also known as DJ Kay Slay, who they called “a giant in NY graffiti.” Legendary NYC graffiti artists, The Tats Cru took to their Instagram to show off the finishing touches on […]

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Hip-Hop Icon DJ Kay Slay Is Dead At 55 After A Months-Long Battle With COVID-19

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DJ Kay Slay, a beloved DJ and record executive whose real name was Keith Grayson, is dead at 55 years old following a months-long battle with COVID-19. Hot 97 confirmed the news this morning by sharing a statement from Grayson’s family.

The statement reads, “Our hearts are broken by the passing of Keith Grayson, professionally known as DJ Kay Slay. A dominant figure in hip hop culture with millions of fans worldwide, DJ Kay Slay will be remembered for his passion and excellence with a legacy that will transcend generations. In memory of DJ Kay Slay, our family wishes to thank all of his friends, fans, and supporters for their prayers and well wishes during this difficult time. We ask that you respect our privacy as we grieve this tragic loss.”

Grayson, who was also known as the “Drama King,” hosted “The Drama Hour” on Hot 97 for over two decades. They shared their own statement about his passing:

In January 2020, Grayson’s brother Kwame Grayson revealed the DJ had been battling COVID-19 since December 27 and noted of his condition, “He’s definitely not going to die. […] He was slowly fading away, but God didn’t let that happen. Everything in time and when they found out who he was, they got him powered up again. So he’s up and going. He’s like in a recovery state, but he’s definitely not going to die. You can trust me on that.”

Grayson’s biggest commercial success was his debut album, 2003’s The Streetsweeper, Vol. 1. On that project alone, he worked with Eminem, 50 Cent, Fat Joe, Funkmaster Flex, Joe Budden, Remy Ma, and Wyclef Jean. The album’s biggest single (and Grayson’s biggest overall in terms of chart success) is “Too Much for Me,” which features Nas, Baby, Foxy Brown, and Amerie. It peaked at No. 53 on Billboard‘s Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.

DJ Kay Slay Passes Away From COVID-19

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Legendary Hip Hop figure DJ Kay Slay has passed away after a long battle with Covid-19.  He was reportedly unvaccinated. Fly High Kay Slay Legendary Hip Hop veteran & New York radio personality DJ Kay Slay passed away on Easter due to complications with COVID-19. DJ Kay Slay has a career that spans over four […]

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