Red Cafe re-ups hi street single “Let It Go” with help from his boss Diddy and labelmate French Montana along with 2 Chaaainnnzzz over the original Jahlil Beats production. For more Cafe, stay tuned for his Hell’s Kitchen mixtape which drops Friday.
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And so the battle of the sweater rockin’ rappers continues as Common hops on Rick Ross’ “Stay Schemin” off the newly released Rich Forever mixtape and strikes the first public blow in the brewing beef with Drake. While the Internets chatter over Drake’s verse on the original track with Ross and French Montana was all this buzz when the tape dropped this past Friday, it only took Common a weekend to think it over and come back with some bars for the rapper he calls “that hoe ass ni88a.” Things are about to get very interesting. #BulletProofSweaterMusic
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MTV caught up with 50 Cent, Common, and some of today’s most popular new hip-hop acts to find out what their resoltions would be for 2012. A handful of non-hip-hop artists also give their resolutions in the clip.
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French and Flocka enlist Capital P for the visual aid to their Lock Out mixtape cut. #CokeBrickMobb music.
After the 106 & Park announcement that French Montana had inked with Bad Boy Records, Diddy rounded up French and the other players on his rap roster, Red Cafe and Machine Gun Kelly and took a trip down to Funkmaster Flex’s Hot 97 radio show. The three recent additions spoke live on air with Flex about why they chose to allign themselves with the iconic but sometimes controversial label. After becoming part of the Interscope umbrella and a major overhaul, it looks like Diddy’s imprint is reloaded and ready for another go at mainstream hip-hop prominence. Let’s wait and see what cards Mr. Combs decides to play first in the new year.
The Bronx Coke Wave rapper French Montana joins the Queens veteran Prodigy in the lab to work on some joint tracks. Press play to see what’s in store.
Ignant rap on a higher level. Here’s some buns and birdman handrub visuals via the semi-NSFW work visuals for “Move That Cane” above.
Coke Wave representative French Montana gives us some visuals for his “Whatchu Want” freestyle set in a strip joint. The footage is slightly NSFW. Montana sends out a new shipment via Coke Boyz The Mixtape on August 17th.
Peep Frenchie Montana’s latest visual directed by Heffty entitled “Call Me Montana” above.
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As part of The Fader x Vitamin Water Uncapped Performance series French Montana hit the stage at Southpaw in Brooklyn, NY. The Bronx rapper performed his street singles “Shot Caller” and “Straight Cash.” French always has 30 heads on stage during his sets, kinda boring if you ask me.
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