The Wolf Gang stopped in the London as part of their U.K. tour and the OFWGKTA faithful came out in droves. First Tyler and Co. set up their pop-up shop to sign autographs, interact with fans, and of course, sell t-shirts to their English supporters. You can fast forward to the 2:34 mark to see the footage from their sold out concert and all the wild antics that ook place on and off-stage that night.
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Last night Snoop hit Boston with a memorable night. As usual, we sent our resident photog Stephen Atkinson to the scene to capture the moment. Up top, Gin & Juice. Down bottom, I Wanna Fuck You and more.
Pictures coming soon.
Wiz Khalifa and 2 Chainz link up for and unexpected collaboration on “It’s Nothin’.” Young Khalifa and 2 Chainz rolled up the proper grade for this one. No word on where this joint will live but it’s bumpworthy on its own so enjoy.
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Tyler, The Creator sent out an interesting tweet late this week that gives us reason to believe their may be a slim chance that he and rising pop star Lana Del Rey may collaborate in the future. Apparently, Lana is a fan of OFWGKTA’s ringleader and upon catching wind of the fact, Tyler made it known that he’s open to working with the singer saying, “I have pretty instrumentals.” I guess ff the two do in fact get in the studio together, Tyler’s got the production covered.
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Ha! First time seeing this myself. Shout out to Cookin’ Soul for sending this through.
Chris Brown unveiled the artwork of his new single “Sweet Love.” Breezy looks to continue his success with his upcoming release Fortune, due out May 4th.
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Roc Marci sits down with Out Da Box TV and builds on Marcberg, why he chose the rhyme patterns he used on the album, the love he got overseas and more.
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After news hit us about a potential collaboration with Lana Del Rey, a rather unusual freestyle offering from Tyler, the Creator has (re-)emerged on the blogosphere today. Going over Lil Wayne’s “A Milli,” Tyler uses a distorted voice and adds his personal vibe to the Bangladesh-produced instrumental. If you have been following Wolf Haley for more than just a while, chances are that you have heard this before but give it a spin below nonetheless.
I’ve really taken to this brotha’s music, and hopefully KA is next in line to move to the top. Make sure to grab Grief Pedigree on iTunes. Well worth it, especially if you’re a Roc Marciano fan.
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Joe Budden was noticeably absent from Slaughterhouse’s Thursday night show in New York City because the New Jersey rapper was arrested for a traffic violation stemming from a 2007 incident. In an interview with Fuse TV, Budden addressed the arrest, explaining that the situation didn’t come to his attention until it was too late. “I’m pretty cut and dry about,” Budden told Fuse. “It was an unpaid ticket, bench warrant; and when there’s a bench warrant they catch you when they can catch you.”
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“And it just so happens we had a sold out show at Best Buy Theater, and that’s where the decided to catch me…I always perform in New York,” he continued. “The bottom line of it is if I would have known about the situation it would have been cleared up, but I didn’t. It had never popped up before and I had gone through the system a few times.”
Slaughterhouse Show Recap:
On Thursday night, just a few minutes after 10 p.m. Joell Ortiz opened the Slaughterhouse show at the Best Buy Theater by reciting his verse to the group’s fan-favorite “The Illest.” Long Beach, California MC Crooked I followed, but there was a visible absence. The DJ cued up “Sound Off” next and Royce da 5’9″ marched out spewing his patented Detroit venom, but with three quarters of the Slaughterhouse machine on stage, Joe Budden’s absence was glaring. It was then that Slaughterhouse announced their outspoken bandmate had been arrested by the NYPD.
In full support, the crowd began to shout “Joey, Joey, Joey,” without any prompting from Joell, Crook or Nickel Nine.
The group then went into a portion of their infamous 2011 B.E.T. Hip-Hop Award Show cypher. Joell spit his verse and then went into his solo underground gem “Hip-Hop.” Budden was missed, but the now-three-headed lyrical Shady Records monster carried on.There was no “Pump It Up” or Mood Muzik verses, but Budden’s band of brothers still repped performing their solo hits as well as posse cuts like “Microphone” and “Hammer Dance.”
That didn’t stop the crowd from chanting for Joe Budden. “We love Joey too, chanting for him ain’t gonna get him outta jail,” Royce responded.
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