Unless you have a sense of morality (in which case you’re a Frank Ocean…or the opposite…shit I’m already rambling) you’ve had a chance to check out the Slaughterhouse album which dropped on Wednesday. If you haven’t checked out the hour and 20 minutes of the group’s sophomore effort then I highly suggest not wasting...
Full disclosure first, I’m a huge Slaughterhouse fan. Not just that, I’m a huge fan of 3 out of the 4 artists in Slaughterhouse (Joell’s boring to me). So I write this as someone who loves their music not just as a group but as individual artists and would love to see them finally...
This dropped a few days ago and it deserves to be anything but slept on as all 3 MCs come through and straight up slaughter the classic boom bap production that doesn’t sound in anyway outdated while clowning rappers who are mad for various reasons, mostly for not being popular enough. While Bun just...
The standard in hip hop from day one has always been to prove yourself and then get signed. From there the sky’s the limit. But back in the day no one knew how this music shit really worked and hip hop was so new that the only option to get it to really spread...
As seen on RepPGHHipHop.com Always one for controversy, Canibus is out of his hip hop cave yet again and he mad as hell yet again, for reasons that no one really understands, yet again. This time the target is Slaughterhouse, specifically Royce Da 5’9” and Joe Budden. After a couple months of bubbling on...
As seen on RepPGHHipHop.com This year saw not only some incredible album releases but a slew of amazing mixtapes. Whether they were labeled as “street albums” or straight up $5 slimlines, a number of solid releases dropped that didn’t see a barcode or a BestBuy, but they are certainly notable. Some introduced us to...
As seen on RepPGHHipHop.com As the gossip columns (that’s right, you boom bap backpacking fucks, we got our own gossip columns, ha) try to get Drake and J. Cole to go at it as if pitting two future legends against each other is supposed to improve the state of our culture, I find myself...
As seen on RepPGHHipHop.com In hip hop we have always had the uncanny ability to look at the past, whether it be for important reasons such as pulling samples to create beats or cut hooks, or for the overdone debates of who was the best MC in 1987 and what the best album from...
