The KAAANG and Lil’ Wayne are back again with their latest collaborative effort, Wit Me. The track serves as promo for their upcoming, co-headlining America’s Most Wanted tour, kicking off July 9th in Birmingham, Alabama.
The track will be available on iTunes at midnight, and the accompanying visuals are set to premiere at 10 p.m. EST on VEVO.
Listen below, and post your thoughts!
I’m always happy to hear anything from Usher (until he starts with the Euro-pop trash). Give it a listen and let me know your thoughts!
Last night during the Billboard Awards where Chris Brown performed his latest track, Fine China, several people complained that Breezy spends more time these days trying to mimic Michael Jackson rather than working to build himself as a dancing brand. The real debate started, however, when someone said that Usher impersonates Michael way better than Chris Brown.
I’ve always been a fan of Usher’s and always will be. I definitely was around during his day where handstands and backflips weren’t a thang. But even with all the extra acrobatics, I still don’t believe he’s f-cking with Breezy on the dance tip! What do you guys think?
Rick Ross & Birdman had a meeting of the minds and decided it’d be a great idea to collaborate on an album called The H: The Lost Project with the first track being a song called Pop That P*ssy.
Admittedly, the song itself isn’t that bad, but I would’ve never imagined the two of them doing a full album together on some Jay Z/R. Kelly Best of Both Worlds type shit. But whatever works!
Give the track a listen, and post your thoughts!
I dunno about the rest of you but a man with a smooth falsetto sends me way over the moon! It’s amazing to know that he can perform the hell out of this song LIVE and isn’t the result of studio magic!
Give it a listen, and post your thoughts.
Plies lends his superb rap ability to a Rico Love produced beat for the song F-ckin’ or What from his upcoming album, Purple Heart.
No need to ask what the song is about because the title itself is pretty self explanatory. Folks, the next time you feel that someone is bullshittin’ with your time when you’re simply wanting to connect genitals, play this track and let Plies do the rest.
Judge me if you must on this fine Saturday, but I love this! Post your thoughts!
In a way that only ‘Ye can, the rapper released the visual for the video on the side of buildings in 66 locations. The song itself seems to take a knock at the entertainment industry and how many are controlled by money and fame.
You see it’s leaders, then it’s followers. But I’d rather be a dick than a swallower.
I’m going to find a way to say this at least once daily. Check out the track, and post your thoughts!
PS: Kanye has officially made me a wee bit excited about his upcoming projects! Let’s GET IT!
Ciara has been putting in a solid comeback effort with her latest single, Body Party, and in an attempt to hold on to that buzz, she’s released an official remix to the cut.
CiCi grabbed boo thang, Future, along with fellow ATLien, B.o.B., for the track, and put a little more emphasis on the My Boo sample.
Take a listen below, and post your thoughts. Do you prefer the original or the remix?
Aubrey is not going to be happy about this one…
We all know that Drake is an Aaliyah stan to the fullest, so I’m sure he feels some type of way about Chris Brown grabbing a sample from the late singer for a new track.
While at a press conference to announce the 2013 BET Awards nominations, Breezy revealed that his latest single is a cut called They Don’t Know, and will feature previously unreleased vocals from the Try Again singer.
Wasting no time, Chris already shot the visuals for the song in Compton over the weekend, and had this to say about the concept:
“I shot it in the hood,” he told reporters. “I went to 60th Street and Cedar Block. [I'm] bringing both worlds together and trying to uplift the poverty side of the community and show them where I’m from. I’m from Virginia, but everybody comes from a broken home or being broke — I remember when I was.”
It will be interesting to see how this posthumous collabo compares to Drizzy’s Enough Said. I just hope Chris is releasing the cut with good intentions, and not simply as a way to fire shots at Drake.
