FBG Cash – “What They Want” – Listen to the new song from Fly Boy Gang rapper, FBG Cash.
Fly Boy Gang Rapper FBG Cash releases a new song titled, “What They Want.” Fresh out of prison, FBG Cash didn’t wait long to get back to making new music. While Cash was incarcerated, the landscape of drill music has changed drastically, with many former associates dead or in jail.
Fredo Santana “Snatch His Chain” Feat. Chief Keef & Gino Marley: Listen to the new song “Snatch His Chain” from Fredo Santana, Chief Keef, and Gino Marley.
Savage Squad rapper delivers the anticipated Fredo Kruger sequel Fredo Kruger 2. Along with production from Southside, 808 Mafia DY, Corey Lingo, Polo Boy Shawty, Zaytoven, Based Kash and others, Fredo Kruger 2 boasts collaborations with Chief Keef, Kodak Black, Iman Shumpert, Ballout, Tadoe, Gino Marley, Lil Reese and YSL Duke.
Fredo Santana teams up with Savage Squad Records artist Gino Marley and his cousin Chief Keef on the latest track, “Snatch His Chain.”
“Snatch His Chain” is from Fredo Santana’s latest album Fredo Kruger 2. Click here to read the lyrics from Rap Genius.
Read the official track list of Fredo Kruger 2. Fredo’s new album earned features from Kodak Black, Chief Keef (his blood cousin), Gino Marley, YSL Duke, Lil Reese, Iman Shumpert, Ballout, Tadoe, and Cory Lingo.
Lil Durk “Goofy” Feat. Future & Jeezy – The hot new song of the fall from Lil Durk, featuring some of the biggest names in hip-hop.
Although Lil Durk has been making serious moves in the rap game since ‘L’s Anthem’ and his days selling drugs on Lamron, earning features from Future and Jeezy has cemented his status in the rap game.
Lil Durk raps: “No car, no house, ya’ll Goofy.”
Jeezy and Future collaborate on the latest song from Lil Durk, cementing Durk’s status in the rap game.
On a recent interview with Rolling Stone, remarks “I embraced what I thought people was gonna hate about me. I was gonna turn the hate into love.”
Jay Wayne Jenkins (born September 28, 1977),[2] better known by his stage name Jeezy (formerly Young Jeezy),[3][4]is an American rapper. In 1998, he launched the label imprint CTE World (then known as Corporate Thugz Entertainment).
Famous Dex no longer Rich Forever? Famous Dex posted a video on Instagram live, stating he’s no longer signed to Rich The Kid’s label.
Famous Dex posts a video on Instagram live, stating he’s no longer signed under Rich The Kid’s record label. Let’s hope Rich The Kid and Dex can remain friends, as Rich The Kid responds to Famous Dex’s video, claiming:
“He’s too high, he’s just upset his album wasn’t released.”
Montana of 300 tells KKK to hold a rally in Chicago and to “See What Happens.“
The Chicago-based rapper Montana of 300 invites the KKK and recent Nazi protesters to visit Chicago. Check out his Instagram post below:
The rapper says there are a ‘a lot of senseless’ people in Chicago, ready to confront protesters.
Source: CNN A Ku Klux Klan rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, drew about 50 Klan members and supporters Saturday — and several hundred counter-protesters, authorities said.
Members of the North Carolina-based Loyal White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan — some wearing Klan robes and carrying Confederate flags — arrived in midday to protest the city’s plan to remove a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee from a park, one of several steps the city is taking to reduce its number of Confederate monuments.
Lil Durk Pick Your Poison – The new music from Lil Durk is Off Lil Durk’s “Love Songs For The Streets” Project, hosted by DJ Drama & DJ Bandz.
Durk Banks is now taking his rap skills to the next level – While still keeping his Chicago roots. In November of 2015, Durk relocated to Atlanta, Georgia, connecting with trap rapper YNF Lucci.
Lil Reese appears in the “Pick Your Poison” new music video, but does not perform a verse on the track.
Pick your poison was featured on WSHH, gaining 34,000 plays in only the first 3 hours.
I been running with that street vibe, I fell back off that love shit
You tryna play me for a goofy, that’s that bullshit I be with robbers like to mug shit
I’d rather be around some niggas I can thug with
Same niggas say they ain’t switch up on me
And this Rollie face a bigger bonus
Hang with the killers homie
Money hungry, getting busy
And the stick up homies
So pick your poison
It be so phony
I got locked up, they couldn’t send me a lawyer
My mama had told me
These niggas ain’t real, niggas be actin’ like homies
Screaming they gang, ain’t put in work, that shit be annoying
Police scorcher, gotta watch out when you servin’ that corner
What you know about late night in that trap, you ain’t make no dime, yeah
Or telling your kids you gotta million, still ain’t make no time yet
Or in jail for a body and the judge keep telling you you get no time back
Or when you live in the trenches with the fame, and you live where the crime at
Gangsters was our idols, we don’t believe in titles
True to my religion, we don’t believe in bibles
See one of my rivals, we don’t drive right by you
Glock got a beam, clip stick out like Eiffel
I been running with that street vibe, I fell back off that love shit
You tryna play me for a goofy, that’s that bullshit I be with robbers like to mug shit
I’d rather be around some niggas I can thug with
Same niggas say they ain’t switch up on me
And this Rollie face a bigger bonus
Hang with the killers homie
Money hungry, getting busy
And the stick up homies
So pick your poison
Hell yeah I hold a grudge
These niggas ain’t show no love
These niggas was nowhere to be found, I had low income
How the hell I’ma pay my bills? I had no income
I was always taught to fight, lil boy don’t ever run
My daddy got life in prison, my moms said here he come
And I was posted on that porch and he ain’t never come
Yeah that trap going crazy inside them projects homie
Got out early from the feds, lil boy don’t call my phone
I put my life on the line for niggas who in line
I used to chew on them xannies to get me through the times
I used to believe all them rumors, it took over my mind
And if I put my name on it then that shit is mine
Rico Recklezz sits down with DJ Small Eyes and discusses the state of Chicago’s Drill Music scene in the summer of 2017.
Rico explains why many record labels are shying away from popular Chicago rappers in 2017. Just a few years ago, Chief Keef exploded into stardom and has had many run-ins with the law since.
DJ Small Eyes on the state of drill music:
“It seems like Chicago Rap Music was on fire a few years ago, and it seems like it was stronger a couple years ago.”
New Famous Dex Track: Dexter released his new music video “Hot Like A Balloon ,”teaming up with Chicago videographer Laka Films. Famous Dex and Laka Films have teamed up on many music videos that’ve amassed millions of views on YouTube.
Take a look at how many views Dex and Laka have earned together over YouTube alone. The numbers speaks for themselves.
The new music video from Dexter dropped on Jun 24, 2017. The video was directed by Laka Films and directed by LouieKnows. Listen to our Famous Dex playlist and see our favorite songs from Dexter.
Rico Recklezz Live From Jail: Rico is currently locked up in Cook County Jail. Cook County is one of the most violent jails in the America. Saturday, January 07, 2017, 5 inmates were seriously wounded during a jailhouse brawl.
Rico’s manager – Chicago King Dave, posted a video on Twitter while conversing with about his artists upcoming mixtape. During the interview, Rico claims that Chicago Rapper Lil Jay is indeed in protective custody.
Recklezz didn’t hesitate to call out King Yella – Yella and Rico released diss songs against each other, only adding fuel to the fire.
Vic Mensa, born Victor Kwesi Mensah, is a 24 year old grammy-nominated rapper from Chicago, IL. Mensa is signed to Roc Nation. Vic grew up in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago.
Popular Chicago Rapper, Vic Mensa, has choice words for YouTube personality, DJ Akademiks during interview regarding “The War In Chiraq.”
“People exactly like you, made a following on clowning off of situations that we go through in real life.”
DJ Akademiks argues that the content in his popular YouTube Channel – The War In Chiraq, wasn’t “only negative”.
Vic Mensa responds: “To tell you the truth, I really think you’re a B*tch.” Once the interview was becoming increasingly heated, DJ Akademiks still wanted to make his point.
DJ Akademiks says that he was trying to provide advice during some of his videos, as Vic Mensa had friends that were featured during his videos that were killed.
Vic Mensa vs. DJ Akademiks: Heated Interview over “The War In Chiraq” https://t.co/fSXPEtNti5 pic.twitter.com/9cQy3Npzux
— ChiraqDrill.com (@ChiraqRapSource) June 20, 2017