1. "Digital Dash"
2. "Big Rings"
3. "Live From the Gutter"
4. "Diamonds Dancing"
5. "Scholarships"
6. "Plastic Bag"
Wiz Khalifa dropped his DJ Drama hosted mixtape, 28 Grams yesterday, and the whole Internet world went into a frenzy. Some love it, some hate it, and that seem to have given it the right amount of publicity to get downloaded almost half a million times in the last 24 hours. That's right. It is up for free download at Datpiff, and it has been downloaded 412,551, as of right now.
Hip Hop super-group, have finally dropped their new mixtape (House Rules). They always drop a free mixtape for the fans before they drop their albums, and this time it is a ten tracker, titled House Rules. Their studio album is set to drop before the end of the year, and is titled Glass House. Royce Da 5'9, Joe Budden, Crooked I, and Joell Ortiz showed the world what they were made of on SayDatThen, which was the first leak off the mixtape a couple of weeks ago. I am sure the rest of the mixtape would be as dope. I am off to download it right now. The mixtape hit the Internet about 2 hours ago, and it has already has 15,000 downloads from Datpiff.
Washington DC's Fat Trel signed to Rick Ross's MMG last year November, and this is going to be his first offering since he joined the crew. The mixtape, Gleesh, dropped yesterday for free download, and has already been downloaded 19,000 times on Datpiff. Nice play on the Glee cover. Personally, I think this should have been an EP, not a mixtape. I might not like what he raps about, but the production and his delivery on the album are on point.
“This was when mixtapes was big. And I was—And this was when nobody would take my mixtapes. I mean, I was trying to sell mixtapes to everybody. And at the time Clue was popping and all they wanted was Clue. So, I remember coming out the Coliseum and I seen Nas and I think it was a Lexus. So, I seen him I was like, ‘Oh shit, that’s Nas.’ So, now I got my mixtapes and I’m running up the block. I’m like ‘This is Nas. I’m in Queens. You don’t see this. This is Nas.’ It’s me and my mans with me and I’m like ‘Yo Nas, hold up. I got something for you.’ So Nas, he stops and he looks at me and he tells the girls to get in the car. He says ‘What you got for me?’ I go in my bag and when I come up [from] my bag, Nas has a gun on me,” DJ Envy said. “‘What the fuck you got for me? What you mean you got something for me?’ I’m sitting there like—I dropped my bag and everything. I’m like, ‘A mixtape. It’s just a mixtape. I swear, it’s just a mixtape. Look, look, look. Mixtape, mixtape.’ And Nas gave me the look…He did one of these ‘Yo, you know shit is real out here, man. You don’t come up to nobody and say ‘you got something for me,’ man. Gimme that mixtape.’ He took the mixtape, put the gun back in his pants, went in his car, and drove off.’ And after that I’ve never approached another artist with, ‘I got something for you.’ Never again.”
During a recent interview, Joey Bada$$ was asked how much it would take for him to sign with a major label, and he said- "Three million [dollars]. Off the top. Hell yeah. [It would] get my Mom out the
hood."
07. 47goonz f. Dirty Sanchez, Nyck Caution & Rokamouth (prod. Lee Bannon)
"Putting 3 more songs on 1.21 Gigawatts mixtape & getting Ross & Meek Mill on it.New official date is Nov 15!It will be worth the wait.TRUST.," he
tweeted October 7th. (Ludacris' Twitte
"RT 1.21 GIGAWATTS ALBUM/MIXTAPE DROPPING OCT 12 ALLNEW MUSIC FOR THE STREETS!! [sic]," he tweeted September 22nd. (Ludacris' Twitter)
"We'll put a mixtape out before we get it all the way right. I'm actually doing a mixtape and it's called 1.21 Gigawatts on y'all a**es, get ready for it," Luda said in an interview. "Gigawatts, that equals to a billion watts and so we basically taking it out of control. This whole thing is something you're going to pump louder than anything you've ever heard in your life, basically. It's definitely for the streets." (Shade 45)
"I'm working on a new album called Ludaversal, but, I'm also working on a mixtape man, so we're gonna flood the streets with a bunch of music for all the fans that appreciate stuff," Ludacris revealed in an interview. "This is like my first time doing, like, I've done mixtapes before but this is my first time in terms of, it's going to be new music. We're gonna put it out there and it's been ten years. It's a decade long. It's time. It's rejuvenation. We gotta make sure we give everybody what they need right now." (Kube 93)