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MEEK MILL PREPS NEW MUSIC FOR THE ANNIVERSARY OF HIS FATHER’S DEATH
In a recent post made on Twitter, Meek Mill has announced he’ll be dropping some new music next month that is slated for release on the anniversary of his father’s death. Meek — whose last album was 2021’s Expensive Pain — hasn’t since released any singles in 2022, but he plans to flood the streets for the rest…
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Video of Houston security guard weeping at Kendrick Lamar concert racks up 11 million views
Devyn Sanford, a security guard working at the Houston Toyota Center has got the internet buzzing after a video surfaced of him weeping at a Kendrick Lamar concert over last weekend. The Compton rapper made a stop in the Bayou City last Friday for his ongoing “The Big Steppers” tour. In a now-viral TikTok that has been making…
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TODAY IN HIP-HOP HISTORY | JULY 28TH
EPMD’S ‘BUSINESS NEVER PERSONAL’ LP TURNS 30 YEARS OLD! Often called by critics their worst album, Business Never Personal served as a proper revival and temporary farewell for one of Hip Hop’s greatest duos to touch the mic.
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The 10 Best Live Rap Performances, according to JD Cliffe
Having been heavily Influenced by the UK grime and rap scene, JD Cliffe knew from when he was young that music was his path of choice. As a North Londoner, he always got figure heads in the local area to take inspiration from, citing Skepta and JME’s Boy Better Know as a monumental force in his…
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Boombl4 wants to join team from Europe, is going to make rap alongside CS:GO career
In a recent post shared by Escorenews.com, Kirill “Boombl4” Mikhaylov sheds light on his current career plans. He thinks that the best option for him would be joining a European team. Ex-NAVI captain posted his thoughts on Telegram. Wanted to touch on a question that’s on everyone’s mind — my new team. Right now I feel that one of…
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Rhyme and Reason
The introductory lines of Ayo Agunbiade’s song that speaks about — and to — his late Ma, Teresa Ann Ward, capture the musician’s philosophy as he strives to impart meaning to life, loss and love. Although many of his songs pay tribute to an imperfect and sometimes painful past, Agunbiade’s eyes and heart are fixed…
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