No Politics. No B.S.
On Wale’s classic (my favorite project from him) mixtape, A Mixtape about Nothing, he had a interesting track on their called “The Artistic Integrity“. It started off with a scene from Seinfeld as George Costanza was speaking to the executives of their TV Show. As they wanted to make some changes, George went on a rant about …
In the midst of all the fighting between Meek Mill and Wale yesterday on Twitter, Wale released a new record “The Followers.” No word on if this is off his upcoming project An Album About Nothing. Could the Twitter fighting serve as some sort of awkward promotion?
Wale jumps on Snootie Wild’s “Yayo” track in similar fashion to Waka earlier this week.
Out with Juicy J and Nicki Minaj. In with Rick Ross, Fat Trel, and Young Thug for the remix to Wale’s song “Clappers” off The Gifted, the happiest hip hop album ever.
I have compiled a list of some tracks that I was really feeling heavy this year and had on repeat the most. Some are from some really solid albums/mixtapes and others are just random gems that were dropped throughout the year. So in no particular order here are some songs that might have slipped under …
(Note: I didn’t mention certain mixtapes for a reason: because I didn’t want to. Bear with me as I get this important message across. Please enjoy.) Dear Wale, Greetings! My name is Mark A. Harris. Around the blogs and my small section in Twitter Land, I am known as Darcwonn1906. I have been a fan of your work since …