Plot: “In The Pyramid, the ancient wonders of the world have long cursed explorers who’ve dared to uncover their secrets. But a team of U.S. archaeologists gets more than they bargained for when they discover a lost pyramid unlike any other in the Egyptian desert. As they unlock the horrific secrets buried within, they realize they aren’t just trapped, they are being hunted.”
“The Pyramid” is directed by Gregory Levasseur and hits theaters December 5th.
Tony Toni Toné’s, “Let’s Get Down”, features one of my favorite Hip Hop tracks of all time produced by the West Coast’s legendary DJ QUIK. Da Brat’s, “Fire It Up” has a similar swag and sound and like this one, is on constant rewind in my IPod. You can dance to ‘Let’s Get Down’, you can have sex to ‘Let’s Get Down’, and you can smoke to it because it’s one of those timeless chill ass songs. It takes place during the days when women could be in the videos with clothes on and still be sexy! I wish they would get back together and tour!!!
One thing we can all say about the Rick Ross is that he’s always been consistent with good music. His soon-to-be-released, “Hood Billionaire” album will probably be no different. Ross gives us a little taste of what’s to come with his new single release, “Movin Bass” featuring another collab with Jay Z on a Timbaland beat. “Hood Billionaire” is set to be released November 24th.
Honestly? You gotta respect Eminem. He has endorsed some great talent without any doubt. Case in point…ROYCE DA 5’9. HotNewHiphop writes, “Just a few hours after slaying verses on Eminem’s “Detroit Vs. Everybody” and Shady XV cypher, Royce Da 5’9” returns with the title track from his upcoming collaborative LP with DJ Premier.” PRhyme, the album, hits the market December 9th. Killer Mike, Jay Electronica, Common, Ab-Soul, ScHoolboy Q, Slaughterhouse, Mac Miller and Dwele are all featured on the album.
“I didn’t come up with the concept, but I’m very sorry and take full responsibility if it has offended anyone,” says Nicki Minaj. “I’d never condone Nazism in my art”
The Anti-Defamation League drew negative attention to Nick Minaj by blasting her new animated music video over the weekend and accusing her of mimicking Nazism through imagery showing soldiers in red arm bands, Minaj as their dictator, and the “Young Money logo has been compared by some to a swastika”. The organization’s director, Abraham H. Foxman – a Holocaust survivor – called it “a new low for pop culture’s exploitation of Nazi symbolism.”
According to Rolling Stone, “Foxman condemned the video not just for its imagery, but for the tactlessness of releasing the video on the 76th anniversary of Kristallnacht, the “Night of Broken Glass” pogrom in which tens of thousands of Jews were brought to concentration camps and more than 1,000 synagogues were burned, signaling the beginning of the Holocaust.”
Stalley never has disappointed at all. I am glad he is getting his fame now 🙂 “Ohio” is an incredible album and makes an excellent addition to your hip hop collection.
Big K.R.I.T.’s “Cadillactica” video is too dope and the album, set to be released on November 11th, is official too. Krit is one of the most talented rappers in the game right now and “Cadillactica” is pure Hip-Hop at it’s finest.
I consider young Joey Bada$$ one of the leaders of the new school because he’s dropping classics straight out the gate and releasing music that his ahead of his time. If you listen to his delivery on hits like this one, “Big Dusty”, and “95 til infinity”, you’ll see that Joey has a deep understanding of hip hop music history with an ear to develop quality songs at the right time of the hip hop cycle…aka publishing songs that’s countering a lot of the pop rap garbage. I’m excited to see what he comes out with next. Excellent work Joey Bada$$.
NAS surprised fans at the Run The Jewels fan appreciation event by launching his new single, “The Season”, produced by J Dilla…the best producer in Hip Hop history, in my opinion. This new track and collaboration are perfect and it gives me hope that Nas’ new album will be something serious. The song starts at the 1:53 mark.
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