“Pusha T is Pusha T… my name is my name. Like I’m not changing anything. I’m in the street hip hop. This is like a person who just you know likes horror films, that’s just all they want to see… that’s all I want to hear.”
- On why Pusha T has titled his upcoming solo debut My Name is My Name
Pusha Man’s Wrath of Caine does not disappoint.
And Kevin Gates shines on this. His verse at the end is driving music good.
Gunplay feat. Yo Gotti - Definition of a Plug
Gunplay might be the closest thing to a Tupac we have today. He can get introspective in such a thuggish way like he does on Bible on the Dash. And then he can go hard as fuck like he does in his second verse on this track.
This track reminds me of rap I used to have on late 90’s cassette tapes.
Daddy Fat Sax and Tip murder this track.
Ludacris doesn’t deliver like he should on this one though. Not like how 3 Stacks delivers on this track right HERE.
It’s been a good year for Academy Award Winner Juicy J.
He’s been putting out some solid verses.
Everyone else kills this song too.
This song is so fucking good.
Photo by Ben Miller for Leveled Magazine.
Snoop interviews Bronson.
This is filled with gems.
“Don’t you put no weenies on my grill.”
“They used to call me Young Eggs.”
“Dancing underwater without gettin wet.”
“Catch me doin backflips in and out of vehicles. Jumpin out of planes landing on jet skis in tuxedoes.”
“tripple dipple… the dosage.”
Killer Mike ft. Bun B, T.I., Trouble (and El-P in a Reagan mask) - Big Beast
Cudi always comin through.
It’s much appreciated!
Cudder spits a new joint.
Pretty, pretty, pretty dope.
