Hmmm, something doesn’t look right about this picture…oh yeah where’s Buck? Doesn’t make sense not to put a platinum selling member of G-Unit on the cover of their “comeback” mixtape. But Yayo, who went wood, is front and center.

I feel an announcement coming on.

Chick from Ghostface’s “Big Doe Rehab” cover. Nuff said.

Buck always been the most real to me.

I ain’t even going to lie, I’ve had this track for the last two days, I didn’t want to share it, it’s mad sick. Though, I’m thinking its dated, sounds like ‘06 Jigga. Blueprint 3? C’mon.

Just a reminder last day to vote. If you haven’t already, do so now.

Papoose -Who Shot Ya (Uncle Murda Diss)

Dudes are really trying to bring the 90s back. I like it.

Some T-dot shit.

Joel Ortiz talks about being dropped from Aftermath and the “aftermath”. Props to Miss Info, but she need to borrow that old white guys studio to do these.

Man Jay need to do something like this.

Ps. This hook is mad gay.

If you haven’t noticed thug rappers have been on the decline since 2003 since 50 Cent saturated the gangster rap genre, ultimately turning off many rap fans. This change in public opinion, if you will, opened the flood gates for a new genre of rap, we’ll call suburban rap. This new genre, spear headed of course by Kanye West, Pharrell, and later Lupe Fiasco, catered directly to suburban kids. Now before we go any further let’s take a second to categorize the typical suburban kid in 2008, which is radically different from the “suburban white kid” hip hop was so against in the 80s and 90s. Read more »