Showing posts with label Gangsta. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gangsta. Show all posts

Thursday, July 3

[NEW] Bishop Lamont - "Grow Up" (Prod. by Dr. Dre)


It's your lucky day, internetters because this is a 2-for-1 post.

First up, peep the above video (courtesy of SkeeTV) of Bishop talking about his new song "Grow Up" which is produced by the legendary good Doctor. You get a behind the scenes look in the studio of the recording process for the song. Bishop also talks about working with Dre on the highly anticipated album Detox, which according to everyone is actually coming out. The video is worth watching just to hear Bishop refer to Dr. Dre as "Dre-dolf Hitler"...haha

And Part 2 of this amazing post is the actual song Bishop is talking about in the video, "Grow Up." courtesy of Shake. It's a dope track, with an actual message behind it. There comes a time when we gotta man up and leave our childish ways behind. Chu'uch.

DOWNLOAD: Bishop Lamont - "Grow Up" (Prod. by Dr. Dre)

Wednesday, July 2

Ice Cube - Do Ya Thang


Rough cut of Ice Cube's new video, directed by Rage. Despite his corny kids movies I still fux with Cube when it comes to his music. I mean, he's the guy who wrote "Fuck Tha Police." How could you be mad at that?

Tuesday, July 1

It's Hotter Than July.


Mack 10 - "Foe Life"

"Fool, I'm a vet, and you can bet...that I can dance underwater, and not get wet."

Wednesday, June 18

Ice-T is Hip-Hop.


He tells Soulja Boy to eat a dick, and basically blames him for the fall of hip-hop. I love it.

Wednesday, June 4

[VIDEO] Warzone (Mc Eiht, Goldie Loc, Kam) - "Damn"


Three westcoast rappers who you havent' heard from in about 5 years come back with this banger. I'm feeling this track, the beat is hard, and I dig the simplistic video. I've always been a fan of these dudes at one time or another. Shit, I was listening to Compton's Most Wanted on my bulky ass Sony Walkman in 1990, and bumpin Kam on my AIWA tape deck in '92 when he dropped "Peace Treaty"

Damn, those were the days...There was something so real about Westcoast music, not like these clowns today.