Talib Kweli (@talibkweli) and Lil Kim’s protege stood in front of the cameras of MTV Rapfix with Sway and the TV Kanye gifted him to spit a few bars over an instrumental. Watch the footage of Kweli and Tiffany Foxx freestyle below.
GZA (@TherealGZA) made his way out of the chambers of Shaolin into Brooklyn for an exclusive show at Converse Rubber Tracks Studio for their Brooklyn Bound series. GZA took stage and did a live rendition of his catalog, including “Crash Your Crew”. The Genius member of Wu-Tang Clan also did an interview with The Chess…
Joey Badass (@JoeyBadass_) created an animated visual for his DJ Premier produced cut. Watch the video below and get ready to see the Pro Era capo make his SXSW debut on the Green Label Sound showcase.
@spreewilson melds sounds of the future with the classic ’90s ATL bass scene that shaped the inspiration for the track. Produced by the GRAMMY-nominated production team The Flush. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for Spree Wilson’s upcoming EP, “Life In Technicolor,” set to be released in April 2013.
Rick Ross (@rickyrozay) manages to solidify a top 3 spot for the quasi controversial MTV’s Hottest MC’s In The Game list. God Forgives, I Don’t was Grammy nominated and a certified gold album. Rozay made appearances on Pop That and Take It To The head, both of which were successful singles in 2012. After much…
Nas (@Nas) put out a Grammy nominated album with Life Is Good, which is one of his best bodies of work in recent years. As a life long fan of Nas, I honestly can’t think of why else he should be top 5 but if you want to change my mind, go for it.
Um, yeah, I think @Drake should be top 3. I’ve voiced my opinion already but again, this is MTV’s “Hottest MC’s In The Game“ (quotations emphasized). Drake didn’t have a project out in 2012 but his 2011 release of Take Care carried over into much of 2012 with The Motto, Take Care and HYFR being…
Skylar Grey (@SkylarGrey) performs “Tower (Don’t Look Down)” from her upcoming album Don’t Look Down, set to drop in Spring. This sounds much better than the Eminem assisted “C’Mon Let Me Ride”. Not that that’s difficult.
We saw Jaden Smith (@officialjaden) going in over “Clique” and “Started From The Bottom” yesterday, and today we get another couple videos where he spits some bars to 2 Chainz’ “I’m Different”, Trinidad James’ “All Gold Everything”, Rocky’s “Fuckin’ Problems” and a ton more. Pretty sure there’s another 30 minutes or so of this to…
Talib Kweli, Lil Kim and Sway’s first TV purchased courtesy of Kanye West appear on this segment of MTV Rapfix. Already in progress.
