Meek Mill and Rick Ross link up in Atlanta to shoot a video for his “Ice Cream” freestyle. His sophomore album “Dreams Worth More Than Money” is set to drop this year. Watch below.
(Photo) Kendrick Lamar Graces The Cover Of XXL Magazine
Kendrick Lamar continues to leave fans (me) in suspense on when his sophomore album will be released, or even its title. There was some exciremnet when a ‘leaked’ tracklist hit the ‘net, however it turned out to be a fake. What a way to break a girl’s heart. On his journey to loving himself, the California rapper adds anticipation as he sits down and talks to XXL Magazine. Using his own words, Kendrick created a story for the magazine titled, Writer At War. Drop down bottom for more.
‘XXL’ Ends Their Print Edition Of The Magazine After 17 Years
With countless hip-hop heavyweights from Jay Z to Kanye West to Eminem and becoming known for its annual Freshman class covers, XXL Magazine has been one of the leading hip-hop resources for industry news and what’s hot in music. Following their October/November issue, XXL will now longer be releasing print issues, and will instead be going digital-only.
Lil Wayne Speaks On Signing Drake And Nicki Minaj Plus More In XXL Magazine
This month XXL magazine features rap superstar and Young Money president, Lil Wayne. In the issue that hits newsstands August 12, Wayne talks about the authenticity in hip-hop, Tha Carter V’, signing Drake and Nicki, and is love of Prince!
T.I. Imagined He’d Be Dead Or In Jail, Not Rich & Successful
Tip recently sat down with XXL for an interview where he admitted that he never pictured his life turning out positive. According to him, he always figured he would be either 6 feet under, locked behind bars, or still slingin’ crack. Luckily for T.I., that is FAR from how the family man’s life resulted in.
Trinidad James Says What About People Who Die From Drugs?!?!
After being featured in an editorial in The Huffington Post about rappers and drug use, Southern rapper Trinidad James had a few things to say. He was recently interviewed by XXL Magazine, where he explained how he felt about drugs and the influence rap music has on using. Being that Trinidad James’ first single, “All Gold Everything,” really fired up the current Molly epidemic, he was a perfect person to speak to about this topic. (You know, “Popped A Molly, I’m Sweatin..WOOO!) Yeah, that one. Click the jump to hear what Trinidad James had to say to XXL about people who die from drugs, his involvement with narcotics, and more!
