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Fedd The God is arguably one of the most consistent members of Wiz Khalifa’s Taylor Gang imprint. Still riding off the high from the release of April’s Speed Racer, Fedd The God is showing no signs of stopping. This week, he returned with the release of “Activated” ft. Taylor Gang head honcho Wiz Khalifa, and fellow labelmate Chevy Woods. 

On “Activated,” Fedd The God puts his unrelenting flow on full display with a barrage of excellent sh*t talking. He’s soon joined by fellow Taylor Gang members Wiz Khalifa and Chevy Woods who dive into the exhilarating trap production and complement Fedd’s braggadocious bars. 

Fedd The God is among the newest signees to the label. The release of “Activated” offers a glimpse of a promising trajectory ahead. 

Check out Fedd The God’s latest release below. 

Quotable Lyrics
I’m a pimp, don’ test my patience
YSL, my daily fragrance
NIKE dunks while ya’ll be skatin’
B-Rad told ya’ll don’t be hatin’
Paper is the common language
Freak bad b**ches, Charlie’s Angels

Lil Xxel’s new track “What U Want” is a perfect summer vibe that’s bound to blare through speakers across BBQs and pool parties in the coming weeks. On his latest single, The Florida artist tackles Bankroll Got Its and Hitmaka’s infectious production with some assistance from Tyga and Coi Leray.

Lil Xxel puts his effortless swagger and charisma on full display on “What U Want.” His catchy rap-sing triplet flow meets the smooth talk of a player as he details his luxury spending habits on his ady. “I’ll take you on trips, you just tell me the city, yeah/ In the islands, we be chillin’/ I got me a chеck so you know we be litty,” he raps. 

Tyga and Coi Leray perfectly complement the pop-friendly tune with equally infectious delivery and quotable bars to fill up your IG captions for the summer. 

The music video is full of drip as it shows Lil Xxel, Coi Leray, and Tyga living the good life and spitting their respective verses.

Check out the music video for “What U Want” below!

Quotable Lyrics:
We gon’ get rich, babe, huh (Uh-huh)
We gon’ have rich sex, huh (Ooh Lord)
We gon’ get lit, babe, yeah (Get lit)
We get big checks (We get big checks)

After the breakup of YBN, many fans were curious to see how each of the individual members would respond. Almighty Jay, Nahmir, and Cordae all have their own unique sounds, and it was going to be interesting to see their navigation throughout the music industry. All three of these men are savvy when it comes to industry politics, and for Almighty Jay, it has always been important to separate himself from the pack.

On his brand new track “No Label,” that is exactly what the artist does as he expresses the importance of doing things on his own. Jay delivers melodic verses about thinking about his business acumen and detaching himself from those who have held him back. The artist is hungrier than ever on the track and it makes for a solid effort that fans will appreciate.

Quotable Lyrics:

Had to lock in with myself
Had to focus on my business
I know you fucked my dog
But lied and said you didn’t
God forgive and I don’t
So don’t ask me for forgiveness

Boosie Badazz said it best — Yung Bleu is a megastar. Though he’s taken an unconventional approach to climb the ranks, he’s essentially your favorite rapper’s favorite artist right now. His ability to blend emotionally charged vibrato melodies with moody R&B-trap production has allowed him to occupy space in both genres organically. 

The release of his debut album Moon Boy arrives after much anticipation and he doesn’t disappoint. The 15-song project boasts appearances from 2 Chainz, Chris Brown, and John Legend, among others. One highlight of the project is “Angels Never Cry” ft. Moneybagg Yo and Kodak Black. Bleu delivers an infectious anthem where he reflects on the lavish lifestyle he’s earned through his work while also detailing heartbreak and death. Moneybagg Yo and Kodak Black go back-to-back, though the latter dabbles even further with the melodies. It’s a possible sign that we might end up seeing ‘Yak get his R&B on soon.

Quotable Lyrics
I’mma be thuggin so n***a pull up with your clique and we put holes in that bitch
We ain’t returnin’ you hoes, ’cause we put loads in that bitch
We don’t go by them new laws, stick to the code in this bitch 
My diamonds got me froze in this bitch

It’s been two years since Dave released his official debut album, Psychodrama that cemented the 23-year-old rapper as one of the most thoughtful voices in UK hip-hop. The rapper continued to ride high off of the album for two years following its release. Plus, his appearance in Top Boy was the icing on the cake. 

On Friday, the rapper delivered his official sophomore release, We’re All Alone In This Together. With a 12-song tracklist, he does come through with some surprises across the album. On “In The Fire,” the rapper comes through with an excellent posse cut with uncredited verses from his close collaborator Fredo, grime OGs, Giggs and Ghetts, as well as budding newcomer Meekz. The 7-minute record leads with Fredo who tackles stadium-size production. The beat switches throughout the record reflect the tone of each MC as they explore everything from feuds to personal accomplishments. 

Check out the cut below and let us know who had the best verse on the record.

Quotable Lyrics
“Did you come through?” that’s the question
Affording a burner was never man’s problem
Adoption, we couldn’t find homes for the weapons
By the station, we got polls, no election

EST Gee has been one of the artists to watch for this past year as his previous project I Still Don’t Feel Nun was a huge success amongst fans. His supporters have been waiting to see what he would come up with next and on Friday, he blessed all of the fans out there with Bigger Than Life or Death which is an album that has some big features including Lil Baby, 42 Dugg, and even Lil Durk on the track “In Town.”

With “In Town” EST Gee can be heard spitting bars over an emotional piano-based instrumental that fits his lyrics and flow perfectly. Here, we have EST Gee rapping about violence and some of the things he has seen throughout his life. It is an emotionally honest look at gang violence, and with Lil Durk offering a verse, we get a cohesive track that is enjoyable all the way throughout.

You can check out the song, below.

Quotable Lyrics:

My patience short, I can’t go back and forth
I passed out pieces of my heart in hopes you leave a corpse
This the most murders in history, left the city torched

Doodie Lo and Pooh Shiesty have officially joined forces for a new single, and while their names being listed side by side may be humorous to some, there’s nothing funny about the Chicago and Memphis artists’ collaboration. Titled “Bodies,” the new brief track boasts hard-hitting production from AyoJarii, and the song finds Doodie and Pooh calling cap on the phonies and internet thugs who claim to have caught bodies in the past.

Unfortunately, Pooh Shiesty is currently behind bars and unable to celebrate the release of “Bodies,” but in honor of his collaborator’s absence, Doodie Lo took to Instagram to commemorate the Shiesty Season rapper. “FREE SHIESTY,” the OTF rapper stated. “WE GONE TURN UP FOR YOU SLIME VIDEO COMING SOON BODIES BODIES BODIES BODIES.”

Following Pooh Shiesty’s hit single “Back in Blood” with Lil Durk, “Bodies” marks yet another collaboration between the 1017 artist and the OTF camp, so watch the music video for Doodie Lo and Poosh Shiesty’s “Bodies” below and let us know what you think about Doodie and Pooh’s on-wax chemistry.

Quotable Lyrics

I bе with the killers’ killer killers
Do you understand me? (I do)
Shootin’ at the crib and at your opps
Do you love your family?

Producer slash bassist Brady Watt has linked up with Westside Gunn and DJ Premier for their new collaboration “The Narcissist,” a track that lives up to what the stacked lineup promises.

Upon laying the foundation using three of his basses, Watt sent the beat to Premier, who added his signature drums and scratches. As he explains in an official statement (shared by Pitchfork), Primo “deemed it worthy enough to send to the one and only, Westside Gunn.” Speaking of which, the Griselda visionary’s presence is all over this one, and by now he’s made a welcome habit of gliding over Premier production. Though he doesn’t always get the credit he deserves as an emcee, few rappers come close to Gunn’s charisma, nor can they rival his unique penchant for high-fashion brutality.

“Fiends drooling and scratching, Mac 10 action,” he raps. “Wait till Sunday, catch you coming out church lacking.” In addition to having a stacked roster on deck, “The Narcissist” also comes equipped with an animated video hand-drawn by Jim Warren, who spent five months bringing the visuals to life. Check it out now, and sound off in the comments below.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Fiends drooling and scratching, Mac 10 action
Wait till Sunday, catch you coming out church lacking
Who you pray to? Out the CLS, shout to K Smooth
The ambulance playing the same tune, I can’t lose

OhGeesy is back with another single, also announcing his upcoming debut solo album GeezyWorld this week. Following up on the success of his latest single “Get Fly” with DaBaby, the former Shoreline Mafia member has returned with “Big Bad Wolf” featuring YG.

Breaking out from the former group, OhGeesy is showing that he has star potential on his own, delivering yet another club-ready banger. “Big Bad Wolf” is the latest release from GeezyWorld, which is set to release on August 27.  

OhGeesy will be performing at Rolling Loud in Miami this weekend, also booking the next two Rolling Louds in New York and San Bernadino.

Listen to his new single below and let us know what you think.

Quotable Lyrics:

Still sippin’ drank, R.I.P that n***a yams
YG four hundred I just flipped a hundred grams
Baby mama, she be trippin’ ’cause they wanna fuck her mans
At the show, I’ll be showing out so n***a watch your hands

Conway The Machine recently shared the tracklist to his new album God Don’t Make Mistakes, which all but guarantees that his anticipated Shady Records debut is destined for an imminent release. Now, Machine has emerged to keep the momentum rolling with a brief new freestyle, delivered courtesy of REVOLT’s new series Off Top, hosted by Rapsody and Big Tigger.

Opting to go over a JAY-Z beat, specifically American Gangsta highlight “Ignorant Shit” featuring Beanie Sigel, Conway proves that he would have thrived in any era. Perhaps inspired by the track title, Machine lets fly a series of impressive flexes from the jump. “Look in the driveway you see a fleet of foreigns, like the U in the eighties the coupe green and orange,” he spits. “We ain’t squashing the beef, we gon’ keep it going / feds keep watching our house but they gon’ need a warrant.”

Check out Conway’s full Off Top freestyle now, and sound off if you’re excited for God Don’t Make Mistakes. 

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Look in the driveway you see a fleet of foreigns
Like the U in the eighties the coupe green and orange,
We ain’t squashing the beef, we gon’ keep it going
Feds keep watching our house but they gon’ need a warrant