A part of me really wants to like this new N.O.R.E. "Lehhhgooo," but there really is a lot going on with this track. I almost feel as if it's three songs in one. On top of N.O.R.E. being featured on the song you've also got Busta Rhymes, Game, and Waka Flocka. And speaking of which I never thought I'd see the day when Waka is on the same track as N.O.R.E. Listen and download...
This is more a testament to how unlistenable Soulja usually is, but could this be....his least horrible verse of the last couple years? I mean, the last time we heard from Soulja he was shouting out the KKK and sounding like he just ate a bucket of paint chips.
While it was far from his biggest commercial hit, for many of us Game's "Dreams" was the track that forced even the doubters to admit the man was a legit emcee. So it's fascinating to hear the raw, unmixed original version of "Dreams" that's far darker than the final, polished version that found its way onto MTV.
If I had known that Game's "R.E.D. Album" would debut at #1 when I was writing the article I would have made it the centerpiece of my debate with Andreas, but instead I'll have to settle for a belated "told you so!" Yep, that's #1, meaning he knocked out The Throne from the top spot. See more...
If Vegas took odds on questions like “Will Game make it back to the top of the rap game?”, and it should, all the smart money would be on No. And then, on August 23 (or earlier if you, um, didn’t officially “buy” the album, hypothetically) everything changed. See more...
Given the ghostwriting contests, 47 minute freestyles, pointless beef, terrible leaks and tweeting scandals my expectations for Game's new "R.E.D. Album" were somewhere between OJ Da Juiceman and shrug levels. So you can imagine my surprise when it turned out the album is actually pretty damn good. Seriously. A no track is better than his collaboration with Kendrick Lamar, "The City". Listen and download...
When I first heard that the name of Game's next single off of his upcoming album was titled "Good Girls Go Bad" and that it featured Drake I had certain expectations about the song. They weren't bad expectations I just expected to hear a radio-friendly club tune, but after hearing Game's first verse I realized my expectations were all wrong. Listen and download...
I see you Game. Release an awful diss track so when you do leak tracks from your album we're kind of paying attention to you. I suppose that makes sense. Just days after Game's "Infrared" track was leaked it seems that we've got ourselves yet another "R.E.D. Album" leak this time in the form of the DJ Khalil produced song "Drug Test." Listen and download...
Only days after dissing about 80 percent of the music industry on "Uncle Otis" and becoming a worldwide trending topic on Twitter, Compton rapper Game has released yet another song. Fortunately though Game has left the dissing, whining, and other emotions out of this one. Listen and download...
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