Showing posts with label New York Hip-Hop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New York Hip-Hop. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Freddie Foxxx a.k.a. Bumpy Knuckles: A Career Retrospective [Video]

Lotta Garbage Music Being Deleted From My Inbox Right Now...."Soft Punk Ass Music"

1. Bars Of Murder (Guru / Cormega Diss) (prod. by Alchemist)

 2. Tell 'Em I'm Here (prod. by Alchemist)

3. R.N.S [Real N---a Sh-t]


4. O.C, Sean Price, Papoose, Percee P & Freddie Foxxx - On The Block


5. DJ Premier & Bumpy Knuckles - Eyeneverputmy4cusaway


6. Gang Star - Militia


Freddie Foxxx

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@BumpyKnuckles

Freddie Foxxx aka Bumpy Knuckles.  KMEG. Emcee/Producer 
UnderGround · kruptmobradiolive.com

Monday, October 14, 2013

Jay-Z - Jackin' For Beats Freestyle [Video]


Jay-Z - Understand Me [Unreleased Song] [Video]


Pete Rock and Camp Lo - You Never Seen A City Like (The Bronx)

Pete Rock & Camp Lo - You Never Seen A City Like (The Bronx)

Album: 80 Blocks From Tiffany's Vol. 2
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Did you know...?
Camp Lo 
Camp Lo is an American hip hop duo, formed in 1995, which hails from The Bronx, New York. The duo consists of rappers Sonny Cheeba (Salahadeen Wilds) and Geechi Suede (Saladine Wallace)

Pete Rock
Pete Rock, is an American record producer, DJ and rapper. He rose to prominence in the early 1990s as one half of the critically acclaimed group Pete Rock & CL Smooth. After the duo went their separate ways, Rock continued with a solo career that has garnered him worldwide respect, though little in the way of mainstream success.

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Big L and Jay-Z - "7 Minute Freestyle" [Video]


Jay-Z - I Get High Freestyle [Jaz-O Diss]

Jay-Z - I Get High Freestyle [Jaz-O Diss]

Jaz-O - "Dusted" [Video] Produced By Pete Rock

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DMX TELLS IRV GOTTI TO MIND HIS OWN BIZ [VIDEO] [Old Interview]

 
In an over the phone interview DMX interview lashes out on Ja Rule and Irv Gotti. He accuses Ja Rule of trying to sound like him and he ewarns Irv Gotti not to get involved in the beef between him and Ja Rule.

Black sheep "Flavor Of The Month" [Video]

                 Black sheep "Flavor Of The Month"


Dres

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@DresBlacksheep

 and I are EVITAN - Speed Of Life - OUT NOW!!! Inquiries at EvitanMusic@gmail.com
underyournose..aboveyourhead · evitan.net

Black Sheep - Victory [Video]

Dres

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@DresBlacksheep 

 and I are EVITAN - Speed Of Life - OUT NOW!!! Inquiries at EvitanMusic@gmail.com
underyournose..aboveyourhead · evitan.net
Black Sheep - VICTORY - .. the thought of a kid bumpin into this 20 yrs from now makes me smile...
Track 14 - From The Black Pool Of Genius
Produced by Beanone

Up And Coming Rapper Charron Disses Kendrick Lamar and Rick Ross On "B.E.T. Cypher Verse 2013" [Video]

Charron Disses Kendrick Lamar, Rick Ross On "B.E.T. Cypher Verse 2013"

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Charron has released his verse for the BET Hip Hop Awards cypher despite being excluded from the BET Hip Hop Awards cypher.
Charron has released his verse for the BET Hip Hop Awards cypher despite being excluded from the BET Hip Hop Awards cypher.
Charron has released a video for a verse he says was meant to be featured at this year's BET Hip Hop Awards cypher.
Charron was slated to appear on the BET Hip Hop Awards cyphers after winning a competition on BET's "106 & Park." However, the rapper was excluded from the filming of the cyphers.  
In October, Charron spoke with HipHopDX about this exclusion. 
"I was avoided for months and given a response after the cypher was pre-filmed," Charron said in an exclusive statement to HipHopDX. "At the end of the day, I was denied of a prize we contractually agreed on.
"I have proof that I've emailed people I've been dealing with," Charron added. "I made phone calls. I have records from June and earlier dates. They didn't respond...They [later] told me they changed the format for this year, but if you look, there's no format change. It's the same as every year." 
The verse discusses his exclusion from the BET Hip Hop Awards cypher and contains clips of his appearance on "106 & Park." One clip features the program's host Bow Wow saying that the winner of the battle competition would earn a slot on BET's Hip Hop Awards cyphers.
"No invitation / And no indication," Charron raps in the verse. "This is with a station / Originally created / To fight discrimination." 
Later in the verse, Charron says he thinks BET excluded him intentionally. 
"You think the White boy from Canada sucks," he raps. "'Cause your target market won't find me ratchet enough." 

Charron Disses Justin Bieber, Usher, Rick Ross & Kendrick Lamar

Charron's verse also disses Kendrick Lamar, Chief Keef, Usher, Justin Bieber and Rick Ross. 
"I'll handle Kendrick Lamar," Charron says. "With a mothafuckin' left like a Hendrix guitar / Crazy, people gonna shout / Accidentally cut off Usher's dick while stabbin' Bieber in the mouth / Whoa, probably shouldn't spit that / Think it's Ludacris? Then pay him to write your diss track / Rick Ross, what you really think? / Only substance that you have is in other peoples' drinks / Hip Hop these days lost a lot of flavor / If you like the new school, you're a Waka Flocka flamer / Big L, Big Pun, those are some rappers / Wish Chief Keef died instead of Ol' Dirty Bastard." 
Charron's video can be viewed below. 
During an interview with HipHopDX earlier this month, Charron explained why he was so upset with BET over the exclusion.
"I'm very upset because I did this on my own dollar," Charron said. "I'm coming from Canada. I had to quit my job to do this because I had a dream. I was confident that I'm the best. I feel like I'm the best freestyler in the world. I would have beat everyone there. I auditioned online for three years and they never let me on. They're letting random bums on there with the swag image for their demographics. Finally, I got all my fans on Twitter to message them to give [me] a chance.
"[BET] told me from the start they weren't gonna give me money for the hotel and bus," Charron continued. "I said, 'That's fine,' because the exposure I was gonna get from the BET cypher was gonna be worth it. To me, I wouldn't have done it if it was just $5,000 because I invested about $3,000 to do it. That's only $2,000. I could make that doing a written battle instead of all this work. So, I was doing it for the BET exposure because there's no way to gauge how good I was gonna do. I've been skyrocketing this year, working my hardest to improve my craft. With [a recent battle against] DNA, you can see the progression I've made. My buzz right now is at an all-time high. If you know anything about the game, you can go from the top to bottom anytime soon.
"This BET cypher could have skyrocketed my career," Charron added. "To get the people they have on - they have Kendrick Lamar and all those guys - to get a verse from one of those guys has to be somewhere between $30,000 to $80,000. To actually be on the BET cypher with them, you can't really gauge how much that is worth for your career. I get paid for shows. If I'm on the BET cypher, now I'm getting paid more for shows. Everything I do, I'm making more money off it. Now, I'm kicked off the cypher. You've got people on message boards saying, 'Charron was kicked off the cypher because he's not good enough.' Now it's public humiliation. It lowers my stock. I make money battling, too. This is ammunition for my future battlers. It's public humiliation as well because I think I'm better than 90 percent of the people on that cypher so there's no way I was kicked off because I wasn't good enough. It's just very upsetting." 

LLOYD BANKS FINALLY RETURNS FROM HIATUS DROPS A NEW JOINT WITH RAEKWON THE CHEF, "DROP A DIAMOND [VIDEO]"


After a brief hiatus, Lloyd Banks is finally back with some new heat. With the Chef's assistance and Ryan Alexy on the 1s and 2s, Banks cooks up some audio dope with 'Drop A Diamond'. 
The "Punchline King" is expected to put out a new underground project in the near future.
Banks is getting ready to finally release a new mixtape, All Or Nothing Vol 1: Failure's No Option. To be hosted by DJ Drama, the tape was supposed to have come out earlier in the year, but Banks chose instead to scrap the entire thing at one point in order to rerecord it. Perhaps this new song is a sign that the Queens native has made some progress on the mixtape and will be dropping it soon. (Complex)
Recently, G-Unit head 50 Cent said the same level of urgency is not existent between himself and the original members.
"I hope that they can actually figure out, from that, like when we say they haven't quite followed my blueprint, it's disappointing that they're not following. You feel what I'm saying? To be that close in the circle, it's almost like, I'm going to be honest with you, it feels like there's something missing from the actual character. Just people, in general, as people, I think there's something missing. Something in my character that's not in their character because I almost 'have' to do it. Financially I don't have to, but I have to because it's just within me. I gotta be a part of it, I gotta be working, I gotta have something going on, something that I'm doing. They've had opportunities to make the transitions that a lot of artists don't because they can behind the scenes without everyone paying attention to them." (Hot 97)
Last fall, G-Unit's DJ Whoo Kid talked about trying to reunite 50 and Lloyd.
"I mean I don't even know man, I tried to like talk to them. Fif says he hasn't heard from him, I don't know man. They're supposed to be cool, I don't think there are any major problems. From what I know, they're cool. They were all at Chris Lighty's funeral. You will hear it from him (50). He will give you the view points on Banks and the whole situation with the Unit. But from what I know, they're cool. But 50 will let you know and explains the situation better." (HHNM)

Check out "Drop A Diamond":

DMX Recites Verses From "The Bible" On The Street

DMX Recites Verses From "The Bible" On The Street

DMX reads passages from "The Bible," reportedly to a fan, on the street.
DMX recited verses from The Bible to a fan on the street, according to tmz.com
DMX reportedly stopped to read passages from The Bible while outside of a restaurant because the fan told him she was "going through hard times," as per tmz.com.
DMX has included a prayer on each of his official studio releases, beginning with his 1998 debut album, Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood. DMX also performs these prayers in concerts.
X has also often referenced religion in his music, including the intro to "I Miss You," a selection from 2001's The Great Depression, where the rapper speaks about God. 
"I know that my savior lives," DMX recites on the song. "And at the end, he will stand on this earth. My flesh may be destroyed, yet from this body, I will see God. Yes, I will see him for myself and I long for that moment."
TMZ released a video clip of DMX reading and speaking about The Bible verses on the street.
In July, DMX filed for bankruptcy. X's publicist, Domenick Nati, addressed the matter. "DMX's financial strains have been inhibiting his career for several years," Nati said in a statement to HipHopDX when this took place. "Poor financial management by prior representation have caused him to be ineligible to retain a passport. The purpose of this bankruptcy filing is for reorganization so he can perform for his fans oversees. We are currently planning a tour in Europe and Africa for the fall of 2013."
Also in August, DMX was filmed while streaking through a hotel hallway. The rapper later explained why he did this. “What do you mean what was I doing streaking?” DMX said to a TMZ rep. “I’ve got a big-ass dick and I like to show it.” X and his publicist have also said this was a dare.
Last month, DMX appeared on Dr. Phil. During the interview, X said he didn't regret any of his life decisions. “I wouldn’t redo anything ‘cause it got me right here where I’m at right now and I’m in a good place,” DMX said. “No regrets.”