Monthly Archives: November 2011

Ever since his hella tight debut, Redman has been classified as one of the dopest underrated emcees in the Rap Game. Even though subject manner wise dude is pretty much limited because he rhymes about nothing but Blunts, Bitches, Weed, … Continue reading →

Whenever you like it or not, Floyd Mayweather is one of the most skilled and if not the best pound for pound boxers of our time. The way this man breaks down his opponents with his dazzling speed, precise counter … Continue reading →

G-Unit had a rough couple of years in the rap game. But Lloyd Banks continues to show why he’s a top contender and willing the carry the torch. This is Banks at his best! CD 1 1. (00:04:06) Lloyd Banks … Continue reading →

With the Boxing world grieving over the loss of smoking Joe Fraizer, The Hip Hop world would once again experience another shot to the heart. This one being the shocking passing of Heavy D. Considering that Heavy tore down the … Continue reading →

If there isn’t a rapper that will always remained overlooked or shamelessly sabotaged by the politics of the Music Industry its Ras Kass. What Ras Kass was supposed to have been was the West Coast’s answer to Nas. During the … Continue reading →

When the Rock made his suprising return to the WWE, It not only electrifed the industry but it also made many wrestles unhappy. CM Punk, John Cena, and mainly Randy Orton to name a few. Some wrestlers felt that Rock’s … Continue reading →

This would probably go down as possibly one of the most revolutionary and greatest storylines of all of Wrestling. The NWO storyline brought Wrestling back from its cartoonish angles into a more serious and darkened route. The Start of the … Continue reading →

Nas will go down as one of hip hop proflic emcees. He’s spent the past 20 plus years blessing the game with great music and continuing to raise the bar for lyricism in rap. Even though he dropped some duds(Nastradamous, … Continue reading →

I haven’t done this for a while. But nevertheless being that I speak alot and write alot about what goes on in the hip hop culture. I thought I might share with what I have in the rotation at the … Continue reading →

I remember reading this article back in 2000. 50 had already angered many of hip hop’s heavyweights with his controversal street single How To Rob. He was dissed by Pun, JayZ, Kurupt, Wu Tang, Onyx and many others. He had … Continue reading →