Spitta Andretti linked up with Life + Times to decode his track “Audio Dope III” off his forthcoming LP, The Stoned Immaculate. The Jet Life leader performs his verses on a rooftop in between breaking down his wordplay for the simpletones out there. TSI takes off on June 5th.
The MMG crew assembled for the filming of the Self Made Vol. 2 single, “Bag Of Money” and what ensued on set was a cipher including members Meek Mill, Wale and French Montana. Press play to check out the tour bus rhyme session.
Asher Roth stopped in Columbus, OH as part of his Final 4 Tour and plays a game of flip cup with fans in traditional college fashion before the night’s performance at Skully’s. His sophomore album, This Is Too Orange, is coming soon. The video is directed by Aristotle.
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.
Mr. Motherf**kin eXquire went up to Shade 45 radio and delivered a dose of that Peel Off Passion on the mic for Toca Tuesdays’ weekly rhyme session. Press play to watch the Universal Records signee on his Brooklyn bullshit.
Nikon captured some crisp footage of Curren$y performing one of his staple joints, “King Kong,” at The Warner Sound Showcase down at SXSW earlier this month. Watch the clip and follow along with the crowd when Spitta quotes Denzel in Training Day. The Jet Life Records capo will be flying in with his new album, The Stoned Immaculate, by the start of summer. Also be on the lookout for Spitta’s upcoming EP with producer Harry Fraud.
Dee-1 took on this year’s SXSW and made sure to document his experience at the music festival. Dee took the stage at several venues and even had some underage fans driving from miles away to see him. The video let’s you get a grasp of how much love the New Orleans artist gets from not only the fans but other figures in the game including Nas, T.I., Young Guru and Wiz Khalifa. The former school teahcer’s Mission Vision album is coming soon.
Sidebar: Peep Terius as he catches his inner Prince at the 1:37 mark. #Dead
This was the Best of Both Offices Re-Launch event last night in NYC.
Despite the lack of Estrogen, it was a cool show. Asher killed it. Ace did his thing. Vado was cool. 2 Chainz did the same routine he did at SOBs but it’s 2Chainz who cares. Jon Connor, Torch, & Gunplay was also there performing.
The NFL and a major television network are apologizing for another Super Bowl halftime show.
There was no wardrobe malfunction, nothing like that glimpse of Janet Jackson’s nipple eight years ago that caused an uproar and government scrutiny. Instead, it was an extended middle finger from British singer M.I.A. during Sunday night’s performance of Madonna’s new single, “Give Me All Your Luvin.’”
In front of some 110 million viewers on NBC and uncounted others online, she flipped the bird and appeared to sing, “I don’t give a (expletive)” at one point, though it was hard to hear her clearly.
The NFL and NBC wasted little time in responding.
“The obscene gesture in the performance was completely inappropriate, very disappointing and we apologize to our fans,” said Brian McCarthy, spokesman for the NFL, which produced Madonna’s halftime show.
The risque moment came during the biggest TV event of the year. The screen briefly went blurred after M.I.A.’s gesture in what was a late attempt — by less than a second — to cut out the camera shot.
