The Migos have been killing it for the past year and everything they have done in their career up until now all leads to today. Whether you like them or not you can’t deny the impact the Migos have had on the rap game and no matter how you look at it, they are the hottest rappers right now. With the number one single in the Country and their second single “T-Shirt” number 43 on the Hot 100 they finally release their highly anticipated sophomore album “CULTURE.”
Migos Announce Release Date & Reveal Cover Art For “CULTURE”
Yesterday the Migos followed up their hit single “Bad & Boujee” and dropped the visuals to their second single “Casting Call.” Today they return and reveal the release date and cover for their highly anticipated sophomore album “CULTURE.” After numerous push-backs and putting pressure on their label, the Migos will finally release “CULTURE” on January 27th. This follows up their debut album “Yung Rich Nation” which didn’t resonate with fans the way they wanted it to.This time around it looks like there taking it back to the basics and creating the music they want to create. If the singles are any indication on how the album will sound were definitely in for a treat.
(Photos) Lyor Cohen Says Dame Dash Is A Clown; Dame Responds!
We all know Dame Dash to be outspoken about his thoughts on Hip Hop, both past and present, and with his views often come critiques of those in ‘positions of power’ within the culture. Dame has been outspoken on his position of Lyor Cohen and has often called him a ‘Culture Vulture.’ In an interview with Rap Radar, Lyor brushes off a question about Dame Dash saying he can’t answer it if it doesn’t come from a credible source.
(Video) Snoop Dogg On the First Rap Battle He Lost and Battle Culture Evolution
You don’t become a Hip Hop legend by #winning at everything: Let the wisdom and insight wash over you as you hear Snoop Dogg On the First Rap Battle He Lost and Battle Culture Evolution in this clip. “Pressure makes diamonds” for sure, picture the big homie “Uncle Snoop”—standing alone embarrassed like hell in front of his high school (daaaamn!).
(Video) “Hip Hop Has Done More For Racial Relations Than Most Cultural Icons,” Says Jay Z
“I have a vey interesting take on the cultural impact of hip hop, and it’s a strong one,” Jay Z says prior to warning viewers of his the statement that proceeds. Hit the jump for more of Jay Z’s ideology of hip hop.
