Here’s some new Rozay, that I’m seeing initially likened to his old stuff circa 2008-2010. What do you think?
With some familiar features too: Wale, Meek Mill, The-Dream, and more. Listen/DL below.
http://www.datpiff.com/embed/mcbc822e/?downloadbutton=1
Marvel unleashed a handful of new hip hop Variants today, with Wale and Wiz being my favorite adaptations of the new ones below. I also included some more of the very dope album covers with DMX x Wolverine probably being my favorite of ’em all. Enjoy!
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Wale & Usher’s single has been all over the radio when I’ve tuned in recently. Naturally, it gets a new video with the two being the 2015 Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson. Kinda, sorta, not really, but though the single is still not growing on me, I do appreciate the appeal it gets and the combo of Wale and Usher for the video now too.
June 30th, says Miguel to the Hot97 Morning Show today (below). The album will also be titled, Wildheart.
Miggy also shares talk about the Met Gala, working with Pharrell and DJ Premier for the album, and his longtime relationship with model Nazanin Mandi. Below that, a brief new teaser to the new single “Coffee” featuring Wale. (I like the edited version actually better: “coffee in the morning” has a good ring to it.)
Wale’s Album About Nothing debuted at #1 in its first week, a great accomplishment that saw him ahead of the To Pimp A Butterfly, the Furious 7 soundtrack, and Ludaversal. (Lots of hip hop there too, which is great to see.)
One of the standout tracks that has emerged to me because of the new video below is “Girls on Drugs”. Wale examines the culture around social media models, living up to an image, and some of the harsh realities that can go with that when it’s mixed with drugs. I didn’t expect the statement to resonate as powerfully as it did so this is definitely a video to take a look at for even the most casual of Wale fans.
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