Loyal K*N*G — Hip Hop Edition

Dan Black and Kid Cudi collaborate on “Symphonies” to bring out one of the freshest track in the hip hop game as of recent. The smooth vocals of Dan Black and the moody rappings of Kid Cudi makes for a wicked track to bob your head too. So here’s the music video, the colorful, vivid, and dynamic of visual fits well with the track.

Kid Cudi, baby! Here’s a really nice interview with the man, the legend, the hipster-rap king, all thanks to the crew at Urb Magazine for putting this all together. If y’all didn’t know, Kid Cudi worked at retail stores like the super exclusive Bape store, American Apparel, and even Abrecrombie and Fitch, before he blew up and became the Hipster-rapper that we all know and love. The interview is a nice look into the man that worked from rags to riches, through hard-work, dedication, and perseverance.

Malice has got to be one of my favorite rapper celebrity video-blogger, just for the mere fact that his vlogs have substance rather then chatter. In this blog, Malice teaches the lesson of accountability and forgiveness. It’s a very interesting approach that makes me respect the man for standing up for what he believes in when other can only say with their mouth but not with their actions.

What’s a better way to wake up in the morning then to hear this uplifting track, “I’m Good,” by Clipse, Malice, and Pharrell Williams? I know it’s just the right hit to get me in the right mood.

J.Reyez track ‘I Won’t Stop’ ft. Gamble &  Hang is a track that inspires. The track shows how J. Reyez won’t stop to get to the top, he expresses how life is hard and if you stop you lose. If you stop then all you did will be for nothing, stopping is not an option for J. Reyez.

Just a nice little track to motivate y’all to reach out for you goals and dreams… Forget the haters, the people that bring you down, degrade your accomplishments, and belittle your dreams. If you have people like these in your life, cut them out of the equation, you’ll wake up each day refreshed and happier for it.

This track, “Can’t Stop Me,” is by Chip Tha Ripper featuring Kid Cudi!

IllDoctrine has a new video out, this time called, “Lyricism and Capitalism”. Focusing on how back in the day you needed to be able to be lyrically good at rapping to be a rapper, and how nowadays artist like Waka Flocka Flame aren’t real lyrical. Virtuosity is the key to respect.