Gucci Mane goes EDM!
The rap star joins forces with veteran Tiesto and Sevenn?for a remix of their hit single, “BOOM.”
On the collaboration, Gucci gives the song some street swag as he raps, “Big Gucci, that’s my alias / My jewelry make you shiver / I eat millions for dinner, I am no pretender / Whatever I pull out the driveway, it is not a rental.”
The original version of “BOOM” has amassed over 50M global streams!
Listen to “BOOM” below and ride out with Gucci:
DJ/Producer?Carnage and rapper Lil Pump debut an animated lyric video for their collaboration “i Shyne.”
“i Shyne” is lifted from Carnage’s upcoming album, Battered Bruised & Bloody, due for?release on?March 2 via Heavyweight Records.?”i Shyne” exemplifies the genre-breaking sound that Carnage has been producing since the hit song, “Big Spender” with Theophilus London and A$AP Rocky.
Lil Pump talks about his relations with women, drug usage, and how luxurious his life is. Pump is shining with designer merchandise from his head to his feet and you?ll hear all about it on this track.
Also for a fun fact, Lil Pumps pays tribute to his celebrity crush, Miranda Cosgrove. Miranda stared in Nickelodeon show ?iCarly? and for a bold statement, Lil Pump recreates ?iCarly? famous logo for the ?i Shyne? cover art. Maybe he?ll finally get her attention!
You definitely get a rich feeling when listening to this track, so make sure you check it out right here at Rappersroom.
In 2017, Carnage debuted the eagerly-awaited and critically praised collaborative EP, Young Martha, with Young Thug, introduced the world to his hip-hop persona, and?THIRTYRACK on the Step Brothers EP with G-Eazy. Additionally, in 2017 the worldwide hit, ?I Like Tuh? feat. iLoveMakonnen, earned an RIAA Gold certification and the Young Martha and Step Brothers ep’s garnered over 16.1 million and 70.6 million streams respectively on Spotify alone – all this and he launched his own label, Heavyweight Records.
Carnage and his much sought-after production work has led to collaborations and producer-led projects that include hip-hop heavy hitters Migos, Rick Ross, A$AP Ferg, Lil Uzi Vert and many others.
Additional contributions from Rochelle Pollard
Emerging rapper Quando Rondo is currently making big moves, but before his newfound popularity, he was in the streets doing some things.
In his new music video for “I Remember,” featuring Atlanta’s very own, Lil Baby, Quando reminisces about the life that made him what he is today.
Quando Rondo is 18 years old and blowing up out of Savannah, Georgia. He?s been in and out of jail for a heavy majority of his teenage years, and initially gained buzz locally for his “First Day Out” track. It wasn’t until Quando started posting his freestyles/acapellas online after another stint in jail that he started to go viral, gaining the attraction of rappers and celebrities alike. Quando is naturally melodic with an incredible knack for hooks. He is putting together his first real mixtape with his first time being in a real studio; With his entire city behind him and an incredible personality, the sky is the limit for teenage rapper Quando Rondo.
The Migos reign will not let up. Directly after last night’s 60th Annual Grammy Awards, the Atlanta trio delivered a Kung-fu inspired visual for their single, ‘Stir Fry,’ off of Culture II.
We’re not sure which is funnier: Offset, Takeoff and Quavo doing Martial Arts – and killing it – or Pharell’s short appearance whipping’ his wrist like it’s stir fry.
Enjoy the entertaining video below:
Hard work always has the most important role to play in everyone’s success; Meeno’s new song “Iceland” is all about glorifying hard work and the payoffs that stem from it.
Out of Toronto, Meeno, links with the producer named GodFlow for a sickening and infectious beat. The visual for “Iceland” is dropping in a couple of weeks.
In the past, Meeno has worked with Tory Lanez and French Montana.
RRose RRome is an emerging Hip-Hop artist representing Brooklyn, NY, to its fullest potential with both style and sound. He has musically sparred, pound for pound with some of NYC’s best lyricists (The Lox, M.O.P and etc).
This year, RRose dropped “Ziploc” with Jadakiss and an official freestyle with Chris Brown. Coming off his single with Maino, RRose is dropping the video for banger, “All Year.” The video was shot in NYC and directed by Salvatore Rubino, who’s worked with Rick Ross, French Montana and Meek.
“Hustle all week, grind all year” – Rose RRome
RRose RRome plans on continuing this pace for the remainder of 2018.
Atlanta-based trio, Travis Porter hit the scene once again with their four single EP, ‘Quickie.’ The long-awaited project follows their mixtape titled ‘285’ and hits such as “Make It Rain” and “Go Shorty Go.” Guaranteed to start the party, Travis Porter releases ?Bag? as their first single.
In the video for ?Bag,? members Ali, Quez, and Strap spend the night in the strip club dishing out money to any of the dancers willing to show off their moves. Without a second thought, the three drop stacks, giving the dancers a chance to cop a “bag.”
?She wanna dance go / She get a bag for it yeah / She wanna dance get it / She get a bag for it yeah / She wanna dance f***k it / She get a bag for it yeah / She wanna dance too / Then she get a bag too,? they rap.
Watch the video for “Bag” below.
Listen to the ‘Quickie’ EP on Spotify.
Florida rapper Kodak Black brought in 2018 with a new visual to his song ?Poetical G,? which is his remix to Meek Mill & Young Thug?s “We Ball.”
In the visual, Kodak express loyalty to his friends, but also touches on his way of living, both past and present.
Kodak quotes:
?Made a lot of music to forget all of my pain, I just wanted money but it came with some fame.? He conveys the highs and lows of living a lavish lifestyle.
Take a peek into Kodak?s world on Rappersroom, and watch ?Poetical G? below.
Words By: Rochelle Pollard
Playboi Carti and Lil Uzi Vert just released the visual for their collaboration ?Lookin? from Carti?s?self-titled debut mixtape.
In their song, Carti and Uzi rhyme about how people talk about them but realizes that they do not associate with them, so it honestly doesn?t matter. Their road to success continues to rise and they do not have to worry about a hater. Success speaks for itself.
In this visual, directed by AWGE, you?ll witness the exciting life of Carti and Uzi. Carti is dancing around in the neighborhood, grooving with friends and Uzi continues to throw cash money at the camera. It?s a pretty lit video!
Check out the duo new fun video right here on Rappersroom.
Words By: Rochelle Pollard
Skeet Blak?s sound is truly motivating to the streets. He’s?often described as a ?street poet? in his music as each listener takes a journey through his inner-city struggles and accomplishments.
“It’s every hustler’s dream to be the man.. Ya Dig,” states Skeet Blak.
With certified bangers like “My Pain,” “HMMMM,” “Murda” featuring Mike Smiff, and “Jumanji” featuring Ice Berg, it was only fitting that he linked with YFN Lucci for this gem, “Ya Dig,”?produced by D. Shim.
The video featuring both artists will arrive soon.
Toronto-based Thorobread lays out a smooth flow on an equally mellow beat, that’s simple enough, to let listeners hear his talented wordplay.
The acompanying music video was directed by Matt Delovino and it doesn’t channel the typical materialistic over indulgent rap visual. Instead, it shows Thorobread in his element.
Thorobread will be releasing more singles with the anticipation of his full-length EP titled “Trust is a Luxury.” Content-wise, this album will focus on his struggles, as well as current, and future aspirations.
Watch ‘F the Politics’ below:
With “Culture II” releasing?this Friday, Migos surprised fans with a leaked track off the album entitled ‘Superstar.’
Honorable C NOTE, DJ Durel and Buddah Bless laid the production and instantly takes fans for a melodic ride — and actually saves listeners from the repetitive and excessive ad-libs.
The Atlanta trio has a lot of music-made anticipation surrounding the album – which is very hard to do in this era – but the track?doesn’t live up to the hype surrounding the sequel.
Take a listen below:
