Monthly Archives: March 2012

Stereotyping can be a bitch sometimes. When I first got a glance at ActioN Bronson, My first thought was who’s this redneck bald goofy looking dude? Then he gonna come through with a Rick Ross beard? Aww man this dude … Continue reading →

01. Big K.R.I.T. – 8:04 AM 02. Big K.R.I.T. – Wake Up [Saxaphone By Willie B] 03. Big K.R.I.T. – Yesterday 04. Big K.R.I.T. – Boobie Miles 05. Big K.R.I.T. – 4EvaNaDay (Theme) 06. Big K.R.I.T. – Me And My … Continue reading →

When Xzibit made a suprise apperance on Snoop’s Bitch Please track in 1999, This opened up doors for Xzibit’s career. He would affilate himself with the key hitmakers Snoop and Dre at the time. Doing guest apperances on their albums … Continue reading →

Despite being proclaimed as one of the greatest producers from the west coast, dropping classic albums and working with many legendary artist, It still seems that Hip Hop hasn’t given DJ Quik his proper due. Many may say it’s that … Continue reading →

01. Juicy J – Intro 02. Juicy J – Drugged Out [Prod. By Lex Luger & Juicy J] 03. Juicy J – Juicy J Can’t [Prod. By Sonny Digital] 04. Juicy J – Errbody Wave [Prod. By Juicy J] 05. … Continue reading →

It shouldn’t be this way. Had this been the late 80s or the 90s Rick Ross possibly wouldn’t even have a career at this point. After being exposed as a Correctional Officer which contradicts his whole kingpin lifestyle that he … Continue reading →

Thats right yall, Its that time again. Not only for Wrestlemania season but also the continuation of my mixtape/cd trilogies Tha Killah tapes which consists of new tracks, exclusives, unreleased tracks along with focusing on rappers who rarely get shine. … Continue reading →

Any Geto Boys fan and Houston rap aficionado will tell you, Willie D is a bad dude. But theres six professional boxers and a certain Hip-Hop legend who got “The Message first hand. Thats because Willie Dennis brought the same … Continue reading →

SHOUTOUT to Phuck tha World from SOHH.com for discovering this lost piece. Eazy E lays down his true beef with Dr Dre, his feelings about Death Row Records, his relationship with Ice Cube and why he had lunch with Bush. … Continue reading →

Dr Dre’s Chronic album changed the landscape for hip hop forever. Ill go indepth on the impact behind it at another time but this is the samples and the music that birthed the Chronic: 1 “The Chronic (Intro)” 1:57 Snoop … Continue reading →