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Lupe Fiasco is back once again with a new single. “Crash Out” delivers a politically charged anthem that calls for systemic revolution, urging listeners to prioritize intellectual self-empowerment and mental growth over superficial material wealth. Originally intended for release during the Food & Liquor debut era, the track is finally being shared with fans—and it does not disappoint. “Crash Out” serves as the latest single from the upcoming Chill’s Spotlight, Vol. 7 – Forgotten 7. Be sure to check out the new release, now available on Spotify. Source link
Lil Pump calls Gucci Mane a “bozo” for snitching on Pooh Shiesty on his new song “Crash Dummy.”On Sunday (April 12), Lil Pump went on a tirade via his Instagram Story, blasting Gucci Mane for snitching on Pooh Shiesty on his just-released song, “Crash Dummy.” In one of the IG videos, which can be viewed below, the Florida rapper appeared to be in shock by Guwop’s track and called him “bozo” for being a tattletale.”You snitched on a song, you snitched on yourself… Gucci Mane f**kin’ snitched,” he said. “What a f**kin’ bozo. I’ma get my 1017 chain and flush…
Young Thug debuted a rainbow-colored hairstyle while delivering an energetic set at Coachella that featured surprise guests, including Camila Cabello and Ty Dolla $ign.On Sunday (April 12), Young Thug rocked the 2026 Coachella Music & Arts Festival in Indio, Calif., with his energetic set at the festival’s first weekend. The Atlanta rapper don a hairstyle featuring various colors of the rainbow twisted in shades of blue, green, purple, yellow and red. Thug also brought out a few surprise guests to help him perform some of his hits.According to reports, Thugger kicked off his set performing “Ski” and censored Gunna’s name…
J. Cole recaps his one-game performance playing in the Chinese Basketball Association as he heads back to the U.S.On Monday (April 13), Cole shared a post on his personal blog updating his fans following a brief yet fulfilling stint playing professional basketball for the Nanjing Monkey Kings. The North Carolina rapper was initially slated to play in three games. However, he only participated in a single contest due to a delay in obtaining his work visa.”I want to say thank you to the Nanjing club and to the CBA for allowing me to have that incredible experience,” Cole wrote. “Also…
Gucci Mane details what happened during the alleged Pooh Shiesty robbery on his new song “Crash Dummy.”On Friday (April 10), Guwop dropped his new track “Crash Dummy.” Produced by his longtime collaborator Zaytoven, the organ-driven song features the Atlanta rapper explaining what happened during the alleged robbery and kidnapping involving Pooh Shiesty, who is an artist on Gucci’s 1017 Global label.”Tell the truth, you went out like a real crash dummy/And after all that, boy, you still signed to me/I’m like Birdman, and ni**a this my Cash Money,” Gucci raps at the beginning of the song.On the second verse, Gucci…
Following his release from the hospital, Offset shares a heartfelt message on his plans to be better after being shot at a casino in Florida.On Friday (April 10), Offset hopped on his Instagram page and posted a heartfelt letter to his fans following his release from the hospital this afternoon after being shot on April 6 at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Fla. In the missive, which can be viewed below, the Atlanta rhymer said he’s doing well and plans to be better.”Thank you to everyone who’s checked in on me and showed me love! I’m…
Gucci Mane’s new song “Crash Dummy,” where he addresses the alleged Pooh Shiesty robbery, has the internet going nuts. And rappers are weighing in.Guwop has been the topic of discussion for the past week. Following news that Pooh Shiesty, Big30 and seven other men have been charged with robbing and kidnapping Gucci back in January, and Gucci cooperated with the police investigation. On Friday (April 10), Guwop dropped the new single “Crash Dummy,” where he addressed the drama.”Tell the truth, you went out like a real crash dummy/And after all that, boy, you still signed to me/I’m like Birdman, and…
Yes, this is the 15th studio LP from Chicago, Illinois emcee Novatore. Breaking out as a member of the Infamous Crew, he’s also built up an impressive solo career over nearly a decade by dropping 4 EPs & an acclaimed collaborative effort with A.M. Early Morning produced by Stu Bangas called Kingdom of Criminality & it’s sequel produced by Johnny Slash. Other highlights include Louie, Louie II, Embrace the Darkness, Portrait of a Madman, Embrace the Darkness II: Explorers of Experience, Master of Morbid Creations & Living in the End Times, Alchemy & Black Magic, his Goon MuSick debut The 87 Arsonist & the Brenx-produced Agoraphobia. The last album Embrace the Darkness III became his greatest material since signing to the label & the Pale Horse…
Detroit, Michigan veteran Finale returns for his 4th studio LP & his first in over a decade. Making his debut in 2007 with Develop, the sophomore effort A Pipe Dream & A Promise would later result in him signing to Mello Music Group for Odds & Evens preceded by the Bits & Pieces mixtape the summer I graduated high school. This winter will mark 7 years since the 62 extended play & looking at some of the names involved with The Good gave me hope of it improving above that previous EP. The titular intro starts things off on a soulful boom bap note talking about trying to make music people can enjoy & maintain…
Los Angeles, California emcee T.F joining forces with local veteran DJ Muggs to produce his latest LP. Initially hearing him on “Tookie Knows, Pt. II” off ScHoolboy Q’s magnum opus Blank Face LP, he subsequently dropped his debut EP No Hooks only 7 months later, which was followed up by his full-length debut ErThangSkanless & then a 2nd EP called OktoberFest. After appearing on Flee Lord’s 8th EP Hand Me My Flowers produced entirely by Buckwild & put out 2 more EPs on his own, T.F eventually signed to Lord Mobb Music & put out Blame Kansas produced by both Mephux & Roc Marciano. Last we heard from him was when Khrysis produced The Green Bottle, returning 10 months later cautioning Don’t…