#cole reads gangsta

[anjelicawrites]

I was tagged by @hightowhxre (thank you! I love those!!!)

RULES : shuffle your on repeat playlist and the first twelve songs represent your 2024.

JANUARY:

Rasputin, Boney M

There lived a certain man in Russia long ago He was big and strong, in his eyes a flaming glow Most people look at him with terror and with fear But to Moscow chicks he was such a lovely dear He could preach the Bible like a preacher Full of ecstasy and fire But he also was the kind of teacher Women would desire.

FEBRUARY:

Mr. Brightside, The Killers

Coming out of my cage And I've been doing just fine Gotta gotta be down Because I want it all It started out with a kiss How did it end up like this? It was only a kiss, it was only a kiss.

MARCH:

Do I wanna know? Arctic Monkeys

Have you got colour in your cheeks? Do you ever get that fear that you can't shift the tide That sticks around like summat in your teeth? Are there some aces up your sleeve? Have you no idea that you're in deep? I've dreamt about you nearly every night this week How many secrets can you keep? 'Cause there's this tune I found That makes me think of you somehow an' I play it on repeat Until I fall asleep, spillin' drinks on my settee.

APRIL:

I want it that way, The Backstreet Boys

Yeah You are my fire The one desire Believe when I say I want it that way.

MAY:

In the end, Linkin' Park

(It starts with one) One thing, I don’t know why It doesn’t even matter how hard you try Keep that in mind, I designed this rhyme To explain in due time.

JUNE:

Mary on a cross, Ghost

We were speeding together Down the dark avenues But besides of the stardom All we got was blues.

JULY:

Gangsta's Paradise, Coolio

As I walk through the valley of the shadow of death I take a look at my life and realize there's nothin' left 'Cause I've been blastin' and laughin' so long that Even my momma thinks that my mind is gone.

AUGUST:

Poker face, Lady Gaga

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh (she's got me like nobody) Can't read my, can't ready my She's got me like nobody Can't read my, can't ready my She's got me like nobody Can't read my, can't ready my She's got me like nobody Can't read my, can't ready my She's got me like nobody.

SEPTEMBER:

I wanna be your slave, Måneskin

I wanna be your slave, I wanna be your master I wanna make your heartbeat run like rollercoasters I wanna be a good boy, I wanna be a gangster 'Cause you could be the beauty and I could be the monster.

OCTOBER:

Pompeii, Bastille

Eh, eheu, eheu Eh, eheu, eheu Eh, eheu, eheu Eh, eheu, eheu Eh, eheu, eheu Eh, eheu, eheu Eh, eheu, eheu Eh, eheu, eheu I was left to my own devices Many days fell away with nothing to show.

NOVEMBER:

Eppur mi son scordato di te, Lucio Battisti

Eppur mi son scordato di te Come ho fatto non so. Una ragione vera non c'è lai era bella però. Un tuffo dove l'acqua è più blu niente di più.

DECEMBER:

Lay or your love on me, ABBA

I wasn't jealous before we met Now every woman I see is a potential threat And I'm possessive, it isn't nice You've heard me saying that smoking was my only vice.

Super zero pressure tags: @hoosbandewan @barbieaemond @arcielee @valeskafics @liv-cole @aegonx @fan-goddess @assortedseaglass

[ericleo108]

02/03/2023 Click here for Spotify or Apple Music. This is my 30th official release. “Bo Peep” is socio-political rap about American politics and religion. It’s an intellectually meditative track with an energetic beat. Some would probably think it’s controversial, especially if you're Christian conservative and religious. I took advice from Rick Rubin and made some music some people will probably hate because of their worldview. I didn’t have a real vision for the cover. I finally thought of the perfect cover concept for this two days ago but it’s too late.

The beat is from They Call Me Heat. The cover art was made by xoxodesigns from fiverr who did a great job. The track was professionally recorded, mixed, and mastered by Cracka Lack at Crack House Recording Studio in Lansing Michigan. You can stream or download the track wherever music is sold. Thank you for your support. Be sure to follow because new music is released every first, third and if there is a fifth Friday of every month.

Lyrics:

I been waitin in the bullpin       To make these hits and go get 'em Drink sloe gin with cole Bennnet  Feel like Weezy with no ceilings, No limits I pop pills, am gangsta, pack gats, and got a full clip I’m just kidding, I ain’t into all that bullshit

I’m not like you, I try to think things through Ask why not, and what it is, and why it is true Study arguments, see it from a different view Put ideas together, and see things through Support the poor people’s campaign the last dream of Martin Luther King,  The People’s History of the United States is a must and great read Congress beholden to the oligarchy and they lobby for cheap Say take money outta politics, and homie I’ll agree

I write books and make music All non-fiction uses I got it and the fuse lit I’m thrown up the duces Like bye bye bye, Miss America shy Cuz Trump grabbed her by the pussy and violated rights I can’t believe what you’ve become on 11/9 Your Johnny Walker eyes, with love lost and rye’d Get your shit knocked Get got, figure not, salk, rot  I need you to simmer down now Cuz I’m exactly what they call hot  A fallacy logician  Go and peep this syllogism want limited government But our military dominant Therefore I’m republican And the irony above my head I think the things that Tucker said Ad nothing to the subject matter

These people don’t think, they rather be sheep They call them Republicans and Christians you see They know one religion, no history, science, or perspective If they ain’t bo peep why do they call Jesus their shepherd I’m not like you, I try to think things through Ask why not, and what it is, and why it is true Study arguments, see it from a different view Put ideas together, and see things through Support the poor people’s campaign the last dream of Martin Luther King,  The People’s History of the United States is a must and great read Congress beholden to the oligarchy and they lobby for cheap Say take money outta politics, and homie I’ll agree

If Jesus not a blood cult Why you drink his blood bruh? Worship what he bludgeoned on  And eat the flesh from which you saw If Jesus not a blood cult Why you drink his blood bruh? Worship what he bludgeoned on  And eat the flesh from which you saw

I don’t use reason I fight for my feelings Oh god no, please, save me Jesus Don’t make me think critically  I like thinking I’m spiritually  Morally, ethically, and overall superior  I’m a good Christian Cuz i don’t listen  To any other world religion  I’m an atheist, to Alla,  Vishnu and Krishna  While I feel superior  And tell’em they live in sin

These people don’t think, they rather be sheep They call them Republicans and Christians you see They know one religion, no history, science, or perspective If they ain’t bo peep why do they call Jesus their shepherd I’m not like you, I try to think things through Ask why not, and what it is, and why it is true Study arguments, see it from a different view Put ideas together, and see things through Support the poor people’s campaign the last dream of Martin Luther King,  The People’s History of the United States is a must and great read Congress beholden to the oligarchy and they lobby for cheap Say take money outta politics, and homie I’ll agree

[biglisbonnews]

J. Cole Makes Song Using Fan's Beat If you think those "*insert rapper here* type beat" videos don't have an audience, J. Cole is here to prove you wrong.The Dreamville founder experiences creative slumps like the rest of us. He decided to hop into the YouTube wormhole and came across a video by bvtman titled "J. Cole Type Beat," and the North Carolina rapper got to work over the punchy percussion and warm, warbly guitars."Myself and that listener diggin' for quotes, hеllo/ I don't even know if somebody gon' hеar this/ Got so many songs that get lost in the endless/ Folders of the hard drive, I wish I was more fearless," Cole raps. However, he refused to let the song remain in the digital abyss, Realizing the opportunity he had to change a producer's life, he sent the song, aptly titled "procrastination (broke)," to bvtman.In a message sent to the producer, Cole wrote:"This song should live on your channel and serve as a thank you to you and every producer out there cooking up and sharing their work with the world," the message from Cole reads. "It’s a million artists out there right now just like me, hungry and searching every day for something to spark a word, a melody, a hook, a verse, a punchline, a way to vent, or a way to cut through.On a day when I couldn’t find much motivation, I was looking for anything to inspire me. Out of curiosity, I typed in ‘J. Cole type beat’ into YouTube. Yours was the first I saw. I pressed play, focused, and wrote this. This is some shit that would normally stay in the vault, but I don’t want to hold onto the music like that no more. This is for you and whoever else need to hear it. God bless bro and keep doing what you do!"Cole has remained relatively quiet save for 2022's D. Day: A Gangsta Grillz Mixtape featuring the rest of his Dreamville roster and “90 Proof,” a collaboration with Chicago rapper Smino.This unexpected collaboration proves one thing: never stop making art. You never know whose hands it will end up in. Below, listen to "procrastination (broke)" by J. Cole, produced by bvtman. Photo courtesy of Marco Bahler/BFA https://www.papermag.com/j-cole-type-beat-2659282168.html

[angededesespoir]

I’m trying not to look at spoilers, but I’m also thirsty for content and impatient to know what happens, so there’s a 99.99% chance that I’m going to spoil myself like usual.

[j-zzlie]

Vinnie's POV (5 months ago)

"Pretty kitty" i mumble to Hera softly as i stroke her back. Soft mews erupt from the feline, along with deep purrs. I enjoyed my cat, her black, grey and white fur, making her look beautiful even when she manages to piss me off. "You and the cat still makin' love, or can i come in?" Jordan said, standing in the doorway, his sandy blond hair a fucking wreck, but none the less it fit him. "Seeming as you're already..in." i mumble. "And i wasn't makin love to Hera, i was just giving her attention." "That's what they all say." he says wagging his eyebrow, in a segestive way. I give him a glare before going back to giving love to my cat. The soft furr leaving tingles on my fingertips, This always calmed me. "There's a party tonight." Jordan continued. "I know you dont like parties but i was kinda hoping you'd come to this one. A new tik toker is being added to the Hype house, we get to meet her then." He was now leaning against the doorway. I dont want to go. honestly. "You have to." Jordan said reading my mind. "I've got a stream to do." "Nah, Thomas already got that cleared, everyone is free tonight." i sigh "Is this really such a big deal. Do i haveee to go, or is this just a "lets make her feel welcome' meeting?" "Both." he said simply, his eyes daring me to keep going, i wanted to, i really did want to piss him off, instead, i began to scratch Hera's head, her purrs sending relaxation into my body. "Fine. i'll go the fucking party." Jordan claps and locks his fingers in place. "Lets. fucking. GO!!" he shouts

Dress. Dress. Suit. oh GOD. ugly suit. i counted once, twice, maybe even three times how many people were here. And thats number is three times less, than the "Let loose" or "have fun" talks i've gotten. "No really!" nailea laughs, her voice rough and funny as always. "Let loose hacker, enjoy it." she knows i hate parties, she's even offered to take me back to the house. "I'm good." i said once more, sullenly, sipping my flat sprite and watching everyone dance. Felt like hours. Me. Flat drink. People dancing. "Hi." a random voice said next to me. The voice oddly pleasuring. I turn and look down, being met with the biggest green eyes i have ever seen. "hi.." i sigh out reluctently, my face felt warm, very warm. "i'm vinnie." She laughs, mouth open head back, a silly carefree laugh. "I know." she sticks out her hand. "i'm Elora." Even her name fit her. I gave her face a once over. Her face voidant of makeup. The only thing on her was some lip gloss. and maybe some mascara. "Nice to meet you...Elora" i bet i sound like a fucking weirdo. "Nice to meet you too Vincent."

An hour later.

"Wait, wait, wait," she said laughing so hard she was clutching her stomach. "You're telling me, you hate being shirtless?" "Yes!" i shout shoving a cookie in my mouth, loving the look on her face and the taste of the cookie. "BALOGNIA" she pouds the wall, her laughter getting louder, we were currently standing by the food bar, everone else dancing while we stayed in our little worlds. "Whats so funny about it??" i ask, my hand on my heart as if im wounded. "Hold on." she says breathlessly. "You..Are Vincent Cole Hacker.. wait scratch that. You're Vincent shirtless Cole Hacker..plus have you forgotten your tiktok account?" "You watch my tik toks?" i ask, feeling just a tiny bit flattered that she's watched enough of them to see the pattern. "Is that all you cought from what i just said?" "Sure is."  a cocky grun spreads on my face.

Late late that night.

I didn't get her number. i wish i did tho. i lay lazily on my bed, editing a tik tok i just made. I even captioned it with the nickname she gave me. i hit play on the video, Gangsta by Kahlani began playing. (vinniewhore -omg look at the discription😫) (Bells- who thought of that? bc i know my vinnie didn't) (Perkysockcubine-💥💥😍) (TheOriginEL-Glad to know you caught something else from the conversatin Hacket.) I sat up in the bed, my fingers simaltaniously clicking on her profile. it's private so i go to twitter. (You're conversation with TheOriginHa) Vin- I never got your number

ELA- lackin

Vin- can i have it?

ELA- 👁️🫦👁️ ELA- No.

Vin- TGRFED WHA?

ELA- i'll give you my instagram tho

Vin- ): fine

ELA- cry baby

Vin- 🙄🙄

ELA- TheOriginalHJ

Looked it up, smiled and followed.

(DM message from ELORA_Jakens)

(Wanna bet by morning i'll have 100+ dms)- E (no)-v (why not?)-E (bc you'll win and take my money, i'm boke)-v (broke*)-v (#boken 🫤💔💔❤️‍🩹💀💀)E (stfu before i unfollow u)V (im scared.🥲😮‍💨)E

i laugh outloud, hera beside me, cudding my leg. Guess this is how heartbreak starts.

[softieserpent]

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3dMsKvvTMOhvgvfx9O6qCp

Made a playlist for @itsindiansummer13 ‘s new fic Black Marked Soul. I’m really enjoying reading it, it’s so real and angsty I love it. So yea I normally make a playlist for anything so I decided this could use one, plus with my multitude of sad songs I know, I easily put this together. Honestly, some of the songs on here sound like they were written for it.

Please Don’t Go - Joel Adams 

Paranoid - Lux Holm, Glaceo

8 Letters - Why Don’t We 

Selfish - PnB Rock 

Worried - SadBoyProlific, Mntl 

lovely - Billie Eilish, Khalid 

Again - Noah Cyrus, XXXENTACION 

when the party’s over - Billie Eilish 

Bad At Love - Halsey 

Superficial Love - Ruth B. 

Call Out My Name -  The Weeknd 

Consequences - Camila Cabello

Complicated - Olivia O’Brien 

i hate u, i love u - gnash, Olivia O’Brien 

XO TOUR Llif3 - Maygen Lacey 

i love you - Billie Eilish 

Make You Feel My Love - Sleeping At Last 

Chasing Cars - Sleeping At Last 

and - Eden 

I Don’t Wanna Do This Anymore - XXXTENTACION

Bruises - Lewis Capaldi 

One Day - Tate McRae

I Still Love You - TheOvertunes 

Can You Hold Me - NF, Britt Nicole 

ghostin - Ariana Grande 

Amnesia - 5 Seconds of Summer 

Mr. Sandman - SYML

Elastic Heart - Sia 

The Night We Met - Lord Huron, Phoebe Bridgers 

Tell Me Why I’m Waiting - Timmies 

SLOW DANCING IN THE DARK -Joji 

U’re Mine - Kina 

Bitter Heart - Memi, Staffan Carlen 

changes - XXXTENTACION

Waves - Dean Lewis 

bitches broken hearts - Billie Eilish 

Can’t Love Myself - Monty Datta, Mishaal 

Idle Town - Conan Gray 

Puppy Dog Eyes - Ida Laurberg 

Jar Of Heart - Christina Perri 

3 A.M. - NF

idfc - blackbear 

ocean eyes - Billie Eilish 

Six Feet Under - Billie Eilish 

Habits of My Heart - Jaymes Young 

Habits(Stay High) -Tove Lo 

I’ll Be Good - Jaymes Young 

Just Give Me A Reason - Pink, Nate Russ 

Wait - NF

Fuck Love - XXXTENTACION, Trippie Redd 

Hung up on You - Tate McRae

ilomilo - Billie Eilish 

Seventeen - Riverdale Cast, Cole Sprouse, Lili Reinhart, Madelaine Petsch, Vanessa Morgan 

Earned it - The Weeknd 

Gangsta - Kehlani 

all the good girls go to hell - Billie Eilish 

Kiwi - Harry Styles 

Saved - Khalid 

Talk - Khalid 

Butterflies - Gabbie Hanna 

[the13thduke]

Best Rap 2018

This year has been probably the most packed year of all time in terms of the sheer volume of decent rap releases. Due to the huge quantity of releases it’s easy to miss out on a lot of great music and get lost in the mix. With that in mind, I wanted to create a long list that can be bookmarked and returned to for those who slept.

I could have easily created a top 300 and still felt bad about leaving a few good albums out. That said, I've managed to cut it down to a slightly more definitive (but hardly concise) top 150 so this doesn't read like too much of a phone book.

As in previous years, ‘Rap’ is on the banner, but the list is made up of hip-hop, UK road rap, grime, and anything that can adequately be categorised as a rap sub-genre in my mind.

Finally, as usual, don’t get too hung up on the order. The top albums are at the top and the still-quality-but-not-quite-elite albums are towards the lower end, but there’s no use getting too hung up about what appears as, say, my 57th and 61st favourite albums. This is designed and published primarily for myself to look back on in years to come and reflect on the year, but also for anyone who reads it to see it as recommended listening that should keep you very busy.

I would write a blurb for each and every album to explain why I love them, but no-one would pay me and my time is valuable, so instead I’ve linked each album to their Spotify stream…Enjoy, and feel free to let me know if I've missed anything!

Here’s my top 150 rap albums of 2018. Happy new year!

CHILDREN OF ZEUS — Travel Light

GHETTS — Ghetto Gospel: The New Testament

RAE SREMMURD — SR3MM

NOVELIST — Novelist Guy

BARNEY ARTIST — Home is Where The Art Is

EVIDENCE — Weather or Not

OCEAN WISDOM — Wizville

PHONTE — No News is Good News

ROC MARCIANO — RR2: The Bitter Dose / Behold A Dark Horse / KAOS (with DJ Muggs)

PUSHA T — DAYTONA

FREDDIE GIBBS — Freddie / Fetti (with Alchemist & Curren$y)

MAXSTA — Maxtape 2

BENNY — Tana Talk 3 / A Friend of Ours

ARMAND HAMMER — Paraffin

DJ MUGGS — Soul Asssassins: Dia del Asesinato

HERMIT & THE RECLUSE — Orpheus vs The Sirens

MANGA ST. HILAIRE — Outsiders Live Forever

MASTA ACE & MARCO POLO — A Breukelen Story

WESTSIDE GUNN — Supreme Blientele

SABA — Care For Me

DABRYE — Three/Three

D DOUBLE E — Jackuum

KOOL G RAP & 38 SPESH — Son of G Rap

LOJII — lofeye

SLOWTHAI — RUNT

TRAE THA TRUTH — Hometown Hero / 48 Hours Later

JPEGMAFIA — Veteran

JAM BAXTER — Touching Scenes

JERICHO JACKSON (KHRYSIS & ELZHI) — Jericho Jackson

ANKHLEJOHN — The Red Room / Van Ghost / The Yellow House / Ankh Nasty

OCTAVIAN — Spaceman

NONAME — Room 25

ELCAMINO — Elcamino / Walk on Water

JEAN GRAE & QUELLE CHRIS — Everything’s Fine

SHOWBIZ — A-Room Therapy

MILO — budding ornithologists are weary of tired analogies

KEY & KENNY BEATS — 777

SHIRT — Pure Beauty

PLAYBOI CARTI — Die Lit

THA GOD FAHIM — Dump Gawd: Dream Killer / Breaking Through The Van Allen Belts (with C-Lance) / Dump Truck: Think Again / Dumpacolypse Now (with Left Lane Didon) etc etc (stop dropping so much Fahim!)

2U4U — Butter

NIPSEY HUSSLE — Victory Lap

TROUBLE & MIKE-WILL-MADE-IT — Edgewood

21 SAVAGE — I am > I was

TRAVIS SCOTT — ASTROWORLD

FLATBUSH ZOMBIES — Vacation in Hell

MOZZY — Gangland Landlord / Spiritual Conversations

WORLD’S FAIR — New Low

FOREIGN BEGGARS — 2 2 Karma

KIDS SEE GHOSTS — KIDS SEE GHOSTS

ROYCE DA 5'9" — The Book of Ryan

JAY ROCK — Redemption

RAWKID — Grum, Vol. 1

FRISCO — Back 2 Da Lab Vol. 5

MEYHEM LAUREN — Glass

APATHY — Widow’s Son

SUSPECT — Still Loading

CHIP — Ten10

MAXO KREAM — Punkem

BEATKING & GANGSTA BOO — Underground Cassette Tape Music, Vol. 2

SWIZZ BEATZ — POISON

LANDO CHILL — Black Ego

BLACK MILK — FEVER

B-MOVIE MILLIONAIRES — Attack of the 50,000ft Sweg Lawds from Outer Space

808INK — When I’m About You’ll Know Vols 1–2

YOUNG THUG — On The Rvn / Slime Language compilation

SCALLOPS HOTEL — sovereign nose of (y)our arrogant face

TY — A Work of Heart

DENZEL CURRY — TA13OO

CONWAY & SONNYJIM — Death by Misadventure

PAYROLL GIOVANNI & CARDO — Big Bossin Vol. 2

CHUCK STRANGERS — Consumers Park

LIL WAYNE — Tha Carter V

HOMEBOY SANDMAN & EDAN — Humble Pi

VINCE STAPLES — FM!

WILLIE THE KID — Gold Rush (with Klever Skemes) / Things of that Nature / Midwest Willie 2 / Gold Rush 2

EARL SWEATSHIRT — Some Rap Songs

RICH HOMIE QUAN — Rich As In Spirit

ROME STREETZ — Streetz Keep Calling Me / Street Farmacy (with Farma Beats)

CRIMEAPPLE — Aguardiente

MICK JENKINS — Pieces of a Man

MICALL PARKNSUN & MR THING — Finish What We Started

DIRTY DIKE — Acrylic Snail

SMOOVTH & GIALLO POINT — Medellin II: Don Fabio

DJ JAZZY JEFF — M3

FLY ANAKIN & OHBLIV — Backyard Boogie

AWON & PHONIKS — The Actual Proof

J COLE — K.O.D

CARDI B — Invasion of Privacy

MIKE — Black Soap / Renaissance Man / War In My Pen

TRIPPIE REDD — Life’s A Trip / A Love Letter To You 3

BUSU — Deadbeat Boyfriend Diaries

COOPS — No Brainer / Life In The Flesh

CHESTER WATSON — Project 0

NOSTRUM GROCERS — Nostrum Grocers

SKYZOO — In Celebration of Us

PRHYME — PRhyme 2

MAC MILLER — Swimming

38 SPESH & BENNY — Stabbed & Shot

DA FLYYY HOOLIGAN — Roman Abramovich

WILEY — Godfather II

GUNNA & LIL BABY — Drip Harder

HENRY CANYONS — Cool Side of the Pillow

MARLOWE — Marlowe

OC — A New Dawn

CUT CHEMIST — Die Cut

V DON — This Thing of Ours (with Adonis) / Bone Collector

BISHOP NEHRU — Elevators: Act I & II

TY FARRIS — No Co-Sign, Just Cocaine Vols 1–2

JOSMAN — 000$

THERMAN MUNSIN — Sabbath (with Roc Marciano)

AWTHENTIK — Nothing More Nothing Less

FLEE LORD — I Want Out / Loyalty or Death: Lord Talk 2

DJ SKIZZ — High Powered

PAC DIV — 1st Baptist

JAMMER — Are You Dumb? Vol. 5

BLACK THOUGHT — Streams of Thought Vol. 1–2

BIG TWINS — Grimey Life

D-BLOCK EUROPE & YXNG BANE — Any Minute Now

ONE ACEN — SexyOddRose

SMOKE BOYS — Don’t Panic II

BUGZY MALONE — B.Inspired

BISK — Aural FM

FREDO — Tables Turn

NINES — Crop Circle

NOT3S — Take Not3s II

YXNG BANE — HBK

SKENGDO x AM — Greener on the Other Side

YFN LUCCI — Ray Ray from Summerhill

HUSALAH — H

BUDDY — Harlan & Alondra

SHECK WES — MUDBOY

STARLITO — At WAR With Myself Too

COZZ — Effected

JID — DiCaprio 2

RICH BRIAN — Amen

SNOOP DOGG — 220

MIGOS — Culture II

COOL OUT SUN — Cool Out Sun

ROBB BANK$ — Molly World

CYPRESS HILL — Elephants on Acid

VIC SPENCER & SONNYJIM— Spencer for Hire

KILLA KYLEON — Candy Paint N Texas Plates

REASON — There You Have It

APOLLO BROWN & LOCKSMITH — No Question / APOLLO BROWN & JOELL ORTIZ — Mona Lisa

ICYTWAT — Dream Bwoy

IVY SOLE — Overgrown

SMINO — NOIR

KIRK KNIGHT — IIWII

JAY PRINCE — Cherish

[newshubnaija]

Official 'Freedom Of Speech' Lyrics By Dreamville & J. Cole

Official ‘Freedom Of Speech’ Lyrics By Dreamville & J. Cole

Dreamville And J. Cole Lyrics Read the official lyrics to ‘Freedom Of Speech’ by Dreamville and J Cole. The song was released on March 31st as the 7th track on D-DAY: A GANGSTA GRILLZ MIXTAPE, Freedom Of Speech was produced by Jake One and Daoud. Freedom Of Speech Cover STREAM & DOWNLOAD AUDIO: Freedom Of Speech By Dreamville & J. Cole Dreamville & J. Cole – Freedom Of Speech Lyrics Intro: J.…

[queensofrap]

The Year of Cardi B - She went from stripping to becoming the breakout star of 2017. So what's she worried about?

Cardi B is butt-naked in the doorway of her hotel bathroom, yelling about her vagina. On a mid-October evening, she's readying herself for a college show in Baltimore, and the toiletries provided by the hotel aren't to her liking. "That soap gave me the yeast infection of 2017!" she hollers in her thick Bronx accent. "My pussy was burnin' like a Mexican taco!"

It takes all of 10 seconds in Cardi B's presence to be reminded of the sheer force and hilarity of her personality. Simply being Cardi B, at maximum volume, made her a star – first on Instagram, then on the VH1 reality show Love & Hip-Hop: New York – before she'd recorded any music at all, let alone knocked Taylor Swift from the top of the pop charts with the sly swagger of her single "Bodak Yellow." She is the people's diva – or "the strip-club Mariah Carey," as she once rapped – unfiltered in a way the world often doesn't allow female stars to be. In a culture reshaped by streaming and social media, where the kids, without much corporate nudging, get to decide who the stars are, Cardi B is what you get.

Yesterday, Cardi turned 25.
 She took a rare day off, hanging
 with her entire family – sister, parents, cousins – at her mother's house. But she missed her boyfriend (now fiancé), Offset of Migos, who was touring in Australia. "I was sad, because it's like, 'Oh, my gosh, I'm not getting no dick on my birthday,'" says Cardi, whose bedazzled acrylic nails are decorated with tiny reproductions of Offset paparazzi shots. "But I wasn't going to get dick on my birthday anyway, because I got my period."

She finds a cleanser she can deal with and hops into the shower, before slipping into a bright-red spacesuit-inspired Milano di Rouge jumpsuit, complete with a yellow patch that reads "Safe sex saves lives," part of the designer's anti-HIV initiative. She glances at it and arches her eyebrows. "Girl," she says, "I don't even use a condom."

It may not seem like it, but this is actually a newer, more cautious Cardi B. After a few social-media controversies – including when she was justly called out for a since-deleted tweet that referred to Kim Jong Un as "Won Tung Soup" – she is trying to learn to hold back a bit. "I used to tell myself that I will always be myself," she says. But she worries that she's going back on that vow. "Little by little, I'm feeling like I'm getting trapped and muted."

Her life is changing fast. She put out her first mixtape, Gangsta Bitch Music, Vol. 1, in March last year, back when she was still Love & Hip-Hop's breakout star. It was a gloriously raw and raunchy introduction that cashed in on her TV catchphrases with songs like "Washpoppin'" and "Foreva." She released Vol. 2 in January this year, five months before announcing a major-label contract with Atlantic Records.

In June came "Bodak Yellow," named in homage to Florida rapper Kodak Black, whose song "No Flockin'" inspired its flow. "Bodak Yellow" is an unlikely Number One: a tough trap song with zero concessions to the mainstream, or even anything like a conventional pop hook. In a year when the youth power of streaming services, which now count toward chart positions, is changing the very meaning of pop, she's become the first female rapper to score a solo Number One since Lauryn Hill in 1998. Not bad for someone who initially pursued rapping as a way to monetize her reality fame. ("I said, 'TV don't make you rich,'" recalls her manager, Shaft, who once produced Lil' Kim. "'You gotta sell something! Waist trainers, hair, something.'")

The pressure is building. Her once-carefree social-media presence has drifted toward moody reflections about the downsides of fame. She's stressed about creating a debut album – the very word "album" makes her wince – that can live up to "Bodak Yellow" and the best of her mixtape tracks, not to mention the challenge of creating singles that can keep her on the charts and avoid one-hit-wonderdom. There is a chorus of doubters in her head, she acknowledges, and it sounds something like this: "Can she make another hit, can she make another hit?"

She fears failure, and paints a vivid picture of what it might look like: "If you go broke and lose your career, it's bad – and everybody is talkin' shit about it! At least if you lose your 9-to-5 you don't got millions of people judging you and talking shit while you lost your job."

Seven years ago, Cardi B was convinced she'd already failed at life. To please her mom, she was studying at a Manhattan community college with plans to become a history teacher. Born Belcalis Almanzar, she'd grown up in the Bronx's Highbridge neighborhood, and she was struggling to survive financially on her own. "It was just very sad," she says, uncharacteristically subdued. She's in the back seat of a black SUV on her way to a performance at Baltimore's Morgan State University, and the college setting is bringing back memories. "It was very frustrating – you have to pay for everything. When I finally got a job at Amish Market, I had to debate, 'Do I wanna go to class or do I wanna finish my shift?'"

She dropped out after two semesters, and soon took up stripping – a career move helpfully suggested by her Amish Market boss. "A lot of people wonder, 'Why would anybody want to be a dancer?'" she says. "Because there's money!" She used some of her stripping cash to briefly return to school. "I kept missing classes," she says, "and quit because I felt like I was already failing. It was such a disappointment."

Her strict Trinidadian mother worked seven days a week at a local college; her Dominican father, who separated from her mom when Cardi was 13, was "the cool parent," she says. For Cardi, his experience doing "different things in the streets" was a cautionary tale. "That's why I be so careful with my money and always try to invest. I see people who have it all and then lose it."

As a kid, Cardi had a sense that she was destined to do something creative, which led her to a performing-arts school on the Bronx's east side. She tried acting and singing (though she was convinced all of her classmates were better), wrote some poetry. But she'd also crack up friends and boyfriends by rewriting songs by, say, Beyoncé to make them "waaay sluttier." That hobby caught Shaft's attention years later, leading him to encourage her to pursue rapping seriously.

Until then, Cardi B relied on her abilities to charm and to hustle to pay the bills. And it worked: She quickly broke 100,000 Instagram followers in her strip-club days, expanding outward from her loyal customers, mostly on the strength of playful videos – "sucking dick" and scamming men were favored topics.

After Shaft suggested rapping, he began making beats for her at home, and helped her find a lyrical voice that matched the charm of her delivery.

But Cardi – who calls herself "a negative person" – had to overcome her own skepticism. She thought hard about her subject matter (her first single: "Stripper Hoe"), determined to defy haters "expecting me to drop something trash. It just made me, like, 'Aha, I gotta study these other rappers,'" she says. "Study how to do something different from them. You know all these female rappers, they talking about they money, they talking about they cars, so it's like, what's something that I enjoy? I enjoy fights!"

A few hours after the show, Cardi B is back in her hotel room, still wearing her red jumpsuit. She's curled up in the bed, blankets piled on top of her, talking about the future in a tone that's almost resigned. "I cannot turn my life back around," she muses. "I'm already a public figure, I'm famous. … It's like, I might as well keep it going, might as well make the money. People are always going to talk shit – I cannot make myself unfamous."

She's faced an impressively varied set of criticisms and unsolicited opinions. She's been accused of not being a real lyricist ("I'm not trying to be"); of somehow "not being black" because of her Latina heritage and light skin ("It gets to the point that you ask yourself, 'Damn, what the fuck am I?'"); of sleeping her way to the top ("I always had sex appeal – and niggas still give me a hard time"). The rapper Azealia Banks has quarreled with her, but Cardi B has tried hard not to play into the narrative that female rappers can't get along. "It's not even the female rappers that are catty, it's the fans," she says. "They just want that beef."

Her in-progress album is never far from her thoughts. "I got six, seven solid songs that I like, but I wonder if a month from now, I'm going to change my mind." All the looming expectations, she admits, are making it harder to come up with songs. "It's not as fun to do music," she says. "My mind doesn't flow as free 'cause I have so much on my mind."

She's aiming to mix the Spanish and reggae music of her youth with the trap sound that's inescapable at the moment, putting in late nights with her "Bodak Yellow" producer, J. White, and dancehall specialist Rvssian. She freely acknowledges she's chasing hits. "It's so sad to say, and I don't want to be the one to say it, but you gotta follow the trend," she says. "This generation loves to get high. They love to be on drugs. This is why they on that shit: They don't want to think about what you're saying."

She cites Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole as rappers who still write brilliant, conscious lyrics – some part of her might want to try to follow suit, but she feels like she couldn't get away with it. "A bitch like me, it might not work out for me," she says, "so I'm going to stick to trapping."

It's barely past midnight in Cardi's hotel room, and she is already exhausted. "I'm an old-ass girl now," she says with a sigh, head on a pillow. For all her outrageousness – she finished her show tonight by hopping offstage and twerking in the audience – she's not much of a partier. She stopped smoking weed at 21 because it interfered with her increasing fame and accompanying schedule. She had taken Molly as a confidence booster before stripping but doesn't need it anymore. She rarely drinks. "If I drink," she says, "it's like, my man is gonna be around, and I'm gonna have sex."

She's been with Offset since a chance meeting with him in New York in February – just after Migos scored their own Number One with "Bad and Boujee." "We polish each other," she says, noting they confer on music-biz questions. "I could always ask him, 'Do you think this is OK to do? Do you think I'm getting tricked?'"

She hasn’t been shy about the ups and downs in her relationship with Offset, like the night in October when she seemed to break up and make up with him on Instagram in the course of several hours. She also hasn’t been shy about her intentions to marry him — and, a few days before Halloween, Offset made her dreams come true, popping the question at a Philly concert with a raindrop-shaped ring. She knows she wants to have a family. "I need to make money for my family and my future family," she says. "I'm not a YOLO person. I think 25 years from now. I think about my future kids, future husband, future house."

And where exactly will she be in 25 years? She smiles dreamily, and says, "I see myself cursin' at my kids."

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Willow Smith Drops Self-Titled Album Co-Produced By Her 'Close Friend' Tyler Cole While On Family Vacay (With Tyler) In Greece

Willow Smith just dropped a new album, co-produced by her "close friend" Tyler Cole while on a family vacation in Greece. Oh yeah, Tyler's on vacay with the Smiths as well. More inside....

Multi-hyphenated celebuspawn Willow Smith is making a splash on the music scene for Summer '19. The multi-platinum singer, songwriter, actress, fashion icon and philanthropist just released her self-titled album WILLOW through MSFTSrep/Roc Nation via Republic Records distribution.

FUN FACT: In 2017, Roc Nation announced a joint partnership with MSFTSrep, the “art collective” that includes Willow, Jaden Smith and Harry Hudson.

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                  <IT IS HERE> I AM SO ECSTATIC TO SHARE THIS PROJECT WITH ALL MY LIGHT EATERS LET THE DIGESTION BEGIN ALBUM LINK IN MY BIO

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  The eight-song record was co-produced by Willow and her "close friend" Tyler Cole. WILLOW establishes the 18-year-old entertainer as a musical poet with a style all her own, serving up raw and honest lyrics that flow over alternative and R&B productions, which highlight her bomb creative spirit. In 2010, she made history when her hit track “Whip My Hair” went double-platinum, cementing her as “the youngest artist in history to achieve a double-platinum single.”

However, this album is far from the teeny bops she put out when she was a kid.

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                  ‘WILLOW’ <The Album> is dropping in 3 DAYS pre-save Spotify link in my bio

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                  Infesting in your kids ears and <nesting>

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                  #WILLOWTHEALBUM <>

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                  <‘WILLOW’> Out Now ¿What’s your favorite tune? // link to album in my bio

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    ‼️’WILLOW’ THE ALBUM TRACK LIST‼️ pic.twitter.com/zHhnmT1IGF

— WILLOW (@OfficialWillow) July 18, 2019

  Below is the tracklist:

1. Like A Bird

2. Female Energy Part 2

3. Time Machine

4. PrettyGirlz

5. Samo Is Now

6. then (interlude)

7. U KNOW feat. Jaden

8. Overthinking IT

You can stream WILLOW below and it's also available on all major streaming platforms.

Back in June, Willow Smith performed at the premiere afterparty of her "close friend" Tyler Cole's debut film, The Father Complex. Both she and her brother, Jaden Smith (pictured atop), hit up the exclusive screening to celebrate, presented by VERO who streamed the nights performances on its social platform.

By the way, Jaden Smith dropped his new album ERYS last week.

Meanwhile...

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                  I’m too Gangsta for this vacation.

A post shared by Will Smith (@willsmith) on Jul 18, 2019 at 11:26am PDT

  The Smiths are on a family vacay in Greece...and Tyler Cole has also joined in on the family festivities. The whole Smith gang is there, including Will Smith, Jada Pinkett Smith, Trey Smith, Jaden, Willow and and Tyler.

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                  Vacation is On Now!!

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                  They better hope this Trends!

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                  Dinner in Italy

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                  The handsome one @treysmith0011

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                  I'LL take that joyful hot girl summer thank you

A post shared by Jada Pinkett Smith (@jadapinkettsmith) on Jul 18, 2019 at 6:38am PDT

  In one clip, Willow and Jada seve up a mother-daughter moment where Willow greases her mother's scalp:

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                  Grease in Greece

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  Ha!

  Photo: VERO

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