Bay Area rapper G-Eazy unleashes his latest project “Everything Strange Here.” With 10 tracks in total feature guest appearances come from Ashley Bennson and Kossiko.
Stream G-Eazy’s Everything’s Strange Here album in full below.

Bay Area rapper G-Eazy unleashes his latest project “Everything Strange Here.” With 10 tracks in total feature guest appearances come from Ashley Bennson and Kossiko.
Stream G-Eazy’s Everything’s Strange Here album in full below.

Atlanta 1017 artist Ola Runt releases his new video “Shoot Or Die” directed by Double EE Productions and PGGTV.

During a recent Instagram Live session with DJ Akademiks, 6ix9ine took aim at YK Osiris, prompting the artist to respond. 6ix9ine began trolling YK Osiris towards the end of the session, when Osiris requested to join the Live.
It didn’t take YK long to respond with a video of his own.

Nefew links up with Trouble and Street Money Boochie in the official music video for their collaboration on “Soulja Raggs.”


Boosie Badazz tells the crowd that Gucci doesn’t like them and then refers to them as idiots for buying their products. Waka Flocka seemed to agree with this sentiment as he reposted the video, calling Boosie “one of the realist.”

The talented Atlanta singer-rapper 6LACK puts out another new track called “Float” and you can hear it below on Spotify or YouTube.

Moneybagg Yo drops the official music video for his latest single “Issa No (375 Flow).” Inspired by the film, “How To Be A Player”, Moneybagg Yo’s running through chicks while their men are at work.
Moneybagg Yo’s “Time Served” album is out now!

Orlando rapper LPB Poody’s TikTok hit, “Address It,” received little fanfare when it was released in October 2019 as part of his beef with former collaborator 9lokknine. Thanks to TikTok, however, the diss track started going viral in mid-April. TikTokers looking to participate in the text-based meme landed on Genius while looking up its lyrics, resulting in a significant pageview spike.
Check out the official music video along with the viral TikTok clip also.

Following his first-ever number one on the Billboard charts, Tekashi 6ix9ine took a moment to address Future, Meek Mill, Gucci Mane, and more.
