Mick Jenkins is prepared to address the Elephant In The Room with his new offering. Building on the brevity and earnest truths he brought fourth on his 2020 EP The Circus, Mick Jenkins carries a hefty load of lyrical jabs on his descriptively introspective, 12-record release. Highlighted guest contributions manifest throughout the project in the form of vocals from R&B singer Serpentwithfeet and up-and-coming lyricist Greensllime, among others. Stream Mike Jenkins Elephant In The Room below...

Big Sean and Hit-Boy are becoming the dynamic duo we always knew we needed. Following the magic the pair created on Sean Don’s Magnum Opus Detroit 2 album, Hit-Boy proceeded to gas his frequent collaborator up on their anthemic “What A Life” visual single. Stream Big Sean & Hit-Boy What Did You Expect below...

Since being released, Bobby Shmurda’s dropped one other solo track in the form of “No Time For Sleep (Freestyle),” but perhaps the release of “Cartier Lens” is foreshadowing a more substantial forthcoming project. Stream Bobby Shmurda Cartier Lens below...

Moneybagg Yo drops a new music video featuring Lil Durk & EST Gee titled 'Switches & Dracs' off his latest project 'A Gangsta's Pain :Reloaded'. Related Post: Moneybagg Yo Is Back With "A Gangsta's Pain: Reloaded" Watch Moneybagg Yo, Lil Durk & EST Gee Switches & Dracs below...

When Big Sean isn’t crushing it in the gym on his fitness journey, he’s cutting heat in the studio and spitting a ridiculous L.A. Leakers freestyle. Giving fans a taste of the self-improvement he’s experiencing in and out of the booth, Sean Don unloads a lyrical extended clip with the help of Hit-Boy on “What A Life.” Watch & Stream Big Sean Ft. Hit-Boy What A Life below...

KayyKilo & DaBaby link up an release a new music video titled 'Yeah Bitch'. Watch KayyKilo & DaBaby Yeah Bitch below...

YouTube told rapper Bryson Gray they are passing the complaint along for 're-review' after banning his song 'Lets Go Brandon' claiming 'medical misinformation'. Rapper Bryson Gray announced on Twitter Thursday that his music video poking fun at President Joe Biden was removed from YouTube due to "medical misinformation." "YouTube has banned ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ song from YouTube due to ‘medical information,’ Gray posted on Twitter. "What medical misinformation is in the song? Whoa." Related Post: Bryson Gray Drops "Let's Go Brandon" With Tyson James & Chandler Crump Gray said that initially the lyric version of the video was banned but then the actual music video was taken down. "Update: The music video was just banned," Gray tweeted. "@YouTube this is crazy." YouTube’s tech support responded to a tweet from Gray and said they are looking into the matter. "Jumping in – we're passing this along to the right team for a re-review," YouTube said on Twitter. "We'll share updates once we hear back from them. Appreciate your patience in the meantime." YouTube did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Gray said that he has not heard anything from YouTube about the re-review and his song is still banned. "Why is the most censored rapper in the country someone that doesn’t even curse in songs?" Gray said. "Why can you rap about murder, sex, and drugs but when I rap about questioning the government I get banned? Is this still America?" The song takes multiple shots at Biden regarding his chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal, cognitive ability, and handling of the coronavirus. Full article at Fox News

BIA releases FOR CERTAIN (Deluxe). Stream BIA FOR CERTAIN (Deluxe) below...

Moneybagg Yo’s masterful album A Gangsta’s Pain (which originally dropped in April of this year) launched the Memphis rapper into new heights. He had been flirting with the top of Billboard charts with previous albums 43va Heartless and Time Served, but his 2021 album finally took him to the top. Yo now comes forth with the Reloaded version of his most successful album to date, adding seven new tracks to the project’s original twenty-two. Included in the new edition is “Switches & Dracs” featuring Lil Durk, EST Gee and Pooh Shiesty, “This Feeling” with Yung Bleu and Janiyah and the “Wockesha” remix featuring Lil Wayne and Ashanti. Watch & Stream Moneybagg Yo A Gangsta's Pain: Reloaded below...

In 2015, few artists could rival the influence and dominance of New Jersey’s Fetty Wap. He exploded onto the scene with tracks such as “Trap Queen” and “679” before rescinding from rap’s spotlight. He released a few projects in 2018 and 2020 but struggled to reach his 2015 highs. The Butterfly Effect represents a resurgence for the one-eyed rapper. The Hip Hop landscape is perfectly habitable for Fetty Wap, an artist who helped define the melodic trap of the late 2010s. Stream Fetty Wap Butterfly Effect below...