On this day in 1999, DMX released his third LP, “…And Then There Was X”. Within a year the album went five times platinum and it received a Grammy for the Best Rap Album in 2001. With that being said, this is DMX’s best selling album by far. Listen to it below.
Florida’s very own Kodak Black is back with newly released visual for his single “Cut Throat“. Check out the video below and see what you think about it.
There’s so much clout in G-Eazy‘s official music video to his “No Limit” remix. The track features A$AP Rocky, Cardi B, French Montana, Juicy J, and Belly and is so fire! Check it out below.
24hrs fetched Trill Sammy on his newest single, “Show Me” produced by Spiffy Global. Listen below as 24hrs spits and does a little bragging.
https://audiomack.com/song/theglobeisyours/24hrs-show-me-feat-trill-sammy
Nas, the “King of New York” released his fifth studio album, Stillmatic on this day in 2001. Due to the beef between Nas and Jay-Z at the time, Stillmatic proved to the world who is STILL the best MC in the area alive.
Nas and Jay-Z had one of the biggest feuds in rap history. With it being the theme of that era, Nas’ LP brought an aggressive flavor to the game. Released on Columbia Records, the album debuted at #8 on the Billboard 200 chart and sold 342,600 albums in its first week. This “comeback” album is hands down one of the greatest albums in HipHop to date.
New Jersey native Kev Rodgers has been buzzing since co-producing Jaden Smith‘s hit single “ICON”. The Southside artist released the official visual for one of the singles on his B.A.D. Things project, for the track “Way Up,”. Check out The RARE Ones-directed video, and look out for more releases from Kev Rodgers.