Name: 21 Savage - Heartless by bYc - bringing YOU classics in The A Got Sumthin' To Say
Duration: 3 min 14 s
Description: With our 3rd installment of our classic mixtape series, we shine a light on one of hip-hop's most vibrant cities Atlanta, Georgia. "The A Got Sumthin To Say" spans ATL history from bass origins to current day trap 808s. From Kilo Ali to Migos, Atlanta has held the culture down for decades upon decades.

With our 3rd installment of our classic mixtape series, we shine a light on one of hip-hop's most vibrant cities Atlanta, Georgia. "The A Got Sumthin To Say" spans ATL history from bass origins to current day trap 808s. From Kilo Ali to Migos, Atlanta has held the culture down for decades upon decades.

The A Got Sumthin' To Say

21 Savage - Heartless

Crime Mob - Fighting Words Pt. 1

Outkast - Kinfolk

Goodie Mob - Dirty South Hospitality

The A Got Something to Say    

Ceelo Green - MLK

ATL Hoe (Intro)

Elevation is the key to growth & success, with his 2nd release on bYc Entertainment, Biz tells us to watch as "Son Rise". Featuring production from Hannibal King, Siddy Beats & more. Combined with features from Aida, King Author & Papi Clutch, this is an album you must hear in Hip-Hop's 50th year of existence. #bYc

Attention (ft. Papi Clutch)

I created this record out of love. The first single off of Love.Lust.Lost.II entitled U (Q) artistically covers, with the blessings from the ever magnificent Erykah Badu, a man's devotion for the person he is engaged with. Thanks to art by Jeremy Biggers and mixing by John Stewart, Mickey cleverly maneuvers in and out of the song with ease off of the insane production from Blue The Misfit. Expect more from Mickey as he is set to embark on his tour as well as unveil his newest project entitled Love.Lust.Lost.II

Mickey Factz - U(Q) [prod. By Blue, The Misfit]

Kick in The Door

Jadakiss - Incarcerated Scarfaces (Dirty  Version)

Blazing

Happy 420 from bYc & yours truly Biz Billa as I bring you another chill joint to blaze to "April Twentieth" produced by Hannibal King.

April Twentieth (Prod. by Hannibal King)

Initiated

Sincerely Kyah

Uncuffable

On this weeks episode, Joe addresses Eminem. Joe explains how he received the news of being dissed (17:26). He then talks about his experience while being signed to Shady Records (36:24) and shares his thoughts on the demise of Slaughterhouse (44:25). Joe also states in this episode “I’m glad this day has finally arrived so everyone can be truthful” and reveals that he believes he is better than Eminem (58:50). The guys then discuss Colin Kaepernick being supported by Nike (1:51:42), Kanye West attempted rebrand (2:02:41) and Joe’s Breakfast Club interview which leads Rory and Mal to respond to Charlemagne tha God and DJ Envy (2:18:15). This episode answers a lot of the questions floating around, tune in and get the answers. 

Sleeper Picks of the week

Joe:
Ye Ali - “T-Shirt (Interlude)” | https://youtu.be/T9tnsfalVT4

Rory:
Prince Hakim - “R.O.Y.A.L.T.Y” (feat. Walt Anderson) | https://youtu.be/cKM0F1umHl0

Mal:
Jack Marzilla - “Bacardi Bluez” | https://soundcloud.com/jackmarzilla/bacardi-bluez

Episode 177 | "TV & Mayonnaise"

Cortez Releases His Lord Sear Shade45 Freestyle for #TezTuesdays

CORTEZ -THE MESSAGE (Lord Sear Shade 45 freestyle)

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21 Savage - Heartless

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