Juvenile is back and links up with Young Thug for a trappy new track titled “Red Sox” which is actually inspired by Boston’s baseball team.
The connection between the duo comes as a shocker to some as Thugger has had a beef with Lil Wayne, Juvie’s past Hot Boy and Cash Money Millionaires cohort.
Known for his classic hit song “Back That Azz Up” and a plethora of other well-known tracks, the New Orleans native is working on his forthcoming album.
Turn up with the pair above.
Mannie Fresh is gearing up for the release of his new project via Mass Appeal Records. While we don’t have an official release date yet Fresh linked with Juvenile, and Lil Wayne for his latest “Hate.” Off his forthcoming project, “Hate” also features an intro from Birdman. Looks like the Cash Money crew isn’t letting their legal issues get in the way of making music.
On the heels of Christmas Day and new music steadily coming out of the woodworks, buzzing artist Tory Lanez drops not one but two mixtapes for your gifting pleasure.
Today, he releases Part 3 of his series Chixtape paired with The New Toronto hosted by DJ Drama and executive produced by Play Picasso.
Lanez keeps the throwback sampling spirit going on the ‘Chixtape’ portion, as he includes past hit songs along with his current tracks like: Juvenile‘s “Slow Motion”, Alicia Keys‘ “You Don’t Know My Name”, Destiny’s Child “Say My Name”, Usher‘s “You Got It Bad” which he re-titled “You Got It Worse”, Jagged Edge‘s “Walked Outta Heaven” and more.
On the title-cut “Save It”, Tory adds Ed Sheeran‘s cover of his Brownstone-inspired single “Say It” as he flips the song-title yet again. The samples on this project are pretty genius, adding such smooth transitions throughout the course of the entire project.
Moving over to ‘The New Toronto’, the talented artist intros us into his BARS session with “Makaveli”, as he declares his state of remembrance through the solidified name of the late Tupac. Next up, Tory carries over into the song-cut “The New Toronto” claiming his new status while repping his city to the fullest. The song speaks on old & new haters, his consistent moves to make it to the top, and new money.
Other standout tracks include: “Other Side”, “One Day”, “Round Here” feat. Brittney Taylor, “Kids From The West”, and “Lord Knows Pt. 2”.
Collectively, TL just delivered one of the best mixtapes of the year, ending 2015 off with a bang.
Check out both projects below:
The song that gets every party turnt until this very day, “Back That Azz Up” featuring Mannie Fresh and Lil Wayne from Juvenile‘s classic 400 Degreez album celebrates it’s 17th year of existence. So why not get a few friends together to celebrate the song’s birthday!
A few of the Top Urban Media outlets from iOne, including our very own Gabriel Williams (pictured above) of SFPL got together and showed off a few moves, while playing the epic track! It was indeed a good time!
Remember when Lil Wayne closes out the song with:
(Lil Wayne)
Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah..
After you back it up, then stop..
Then wha-wha-wha..
Drop, drop it like it’s hot.
Nah after you back it up, then stop..
Nah, wha-wha-wha-what..
Drop it like it’s hot..
Now drop It like it’s hot..
Drop, drop it like it’s hot..
C-M-B make you drop it like it’s hot..
Peep the full dance tribute clip below:
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Old School meets New School on the new official Rich Gang track entitled “Sho Me Love” featuring Drake, and veteran N.O. rapper Juvenile. Check it out below…
Yes, you’ve read it correctly! Juvenile is officially back where it all started! Although, it kinda feels like he never left the presence of Cash Money Records, since he’s been around Birdman and Lil Wanye for sometime now, just after their past obstacles. It was only a matter of time that this happened.
(Pictured above are BMI President & CEO, Del Bryant; Lil Wayne; Ronald “Slim” Williams; BMI Vice President, Writer-Publisher Relations, Atlanta, Catherine Brewton; and Bryan “Birdman” Williams.)
In this edition of ‘Last Night In NYC,’
On Monday, July 22nd, Young Money and Cash Money Records celebrated the release of their Rich Gang album with an exclusive listening party in New York.
Nesby Phips & Reem, Juvenile and Mack Maine team up for a new joint entitled ‘Uptown’. Peep the video below…
(Recording artist Miguel performs at the Miguel Hennessy Black Party at Bar Basque on March 29, 2011 in New York City.)
(Recording artist Wiz Khalifa signs copies of his new album “Rolling Papers” at Best Buy on March 29, 2011 in New York City.)
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