Archive for November 15, 2011
Lloyd Banks Working On New Mixtape
0Sir Michael Rocks Explains Friendship With Curren$y Leading Up To Deal, Cool Kids’ Future
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Mikey Rocks reveals that he nearly became a zoologist, which is why he loves animal references in lyrics. He also says that “J.E.T.S.” is much more than a stoner mantra.
In late October, Jet Life Recordings and The Cool Kids fans were greeted with news from Curren$y that he signed Sir Michael Rocks (a/k/a Mikey Rocks) onto his label. The tweet briefly stated: “Happy to have added one of my good friends to the J.L.R. family. Roll one for @SirMichaelRocks for he is indeed Jet Life Official.” Joining Smoke DZA, Trademark Da Skydiver, Young Rody, Fiend, Corner Boy P, Monsta Beatz, Street Wiz and Mousa, Mikey Rocks solidifies his solo career after the success of Premier Politics.
Releasing the long-awaited When Fish Ride Bicylces, with Chuck Inglish earlier this year, HipHopDX recently caught up with Mikey Rocks to discuss this new chapter of his career.
Freddie Gibbs Weighs in On Fat Joe’s Gay Mafia Comments & Gays In Hip-Hop
0Outspoken, Gary, Indiana/CTE rapper Freddie Gibbs has weighed in on Fat Joe’s recent comments about closeted gay rappers in the hip-hop industry.
When asked about his thoughts on Fat Joe’s comments and his views on gay rappers and artists, Gibbs admitted that he probably would not work with them.
“I wonder who he is talking about?” Freddie Gibbs asked AllHipHop.com. “He said he worked with them, so what’s that say about him? Didn’t he say he worked with some f*gs? Well hey, I ain’t calling him gay or nothing, but what’s that say about you? If I know a ni**a on some sweet s**t before we go into the lab, I’m kinda cool on it, you know what I mean?”
Freddie Gibbs said he had no issues with gays, but he preferred to associate with heterosexual men and women.
“I wanna surround myself around straight ni**as and b**ches,” Freddie Gibbs told AllHipHop.com. “B**ches that want d**k… I don’t want to be around another ni**a that thinking about fu**ing me man. I’m not knocking your culture my ni**a, if that’s what you do.”
Freddie Gibbs went on to explain that he felt that the prominence of gays is largely due to societal issues.
“I’m not knocking no gay ni**a that wanna rap, go on and rap. I just think that as a society we go too far with all that s**t,” Freddie Gibbs told AllHipHop.com. “Ain’t no old fashioned values anymore, I don’t know. Everyone want to show how feminine they are by wearing little ass pants and s**t. Its some ni**as I seen in the game wearing eye liner – them ni**as gay…I’m not saying arrest all gays or kill all gays, you ain’t getting that out of Gibbs. Motherf***er already think I’m a racist and I don’t even know what that’s all about man, or where they get that from, that’s just how I feel man, I don’t care if people hate, that’s just how I feel man.”
His thoughts on gays aside, Freddie Gibbs plans to release several visuals for his Cold Day in Hell project in the coming weeks,
“I’m gonna do a lot of joints on the Cold Day in Hell joint man. We gonna do the video for ‘Let Ya Nuts Hang,’ me, Skrilla and Slick Pulla gonna be in the video for that. ‘Sittin Low’ video bout to drop with Young Jeezy, I’m gonna do one for my ‘My Homeboy’s Girlfriend.’ I’m just glad I’m in the position to do shows like this and make money on the road,” Freddie Gibbs said.
Via: AHH
Joe Budden – Quality Of Life (Prod. By The Klasix)
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Quality Of Life (Prod. By The Klasix)
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Don Trip – Help Is On The Way Webisode #5: Memphis DJs Edition
0Mr. Don Trip steps out to the club in to show Memphis DJs what he has in store for the future and to interact with his fans. Memphis STAND UP!! #FreeHIOTW














