KXNG Crooked collaborates with Wax Wonder on his new track produced by Havoc.

Mind Your Own Ft. KXNG Crooked (Prod. By Havoc of Mobb Deep)

s3x m0ney m*rd3r ft Sadboyshaq [prod. biesu x thankutimmy]

“The version They Tried to Bury- Mic in the Rubble” is a ciphered anthem of survival, refusal, and sonic reclamation. It’s about the voice that wasn’t silenced—the version they tried to bury but couldn’t. The lyric positions the microphone as a symbol of resistance rising from destruction: not polished, not pristine, but embedded in the debris of historical betrayal and imperial distortion.
Here’s the core narrative:
🔥 The Rubble: Represents the aftermath of deceit—broken treaties, erased testimonies, and silenced truths. It’s the physical and symbolic residue of colonial mandates, propaganda, and systemic violence.
🎙️ The Mic: Emerges from that rubble as a tool of reclamation. It’s not just for speech—it’s for indictment, coded critique, and ancestral echo. The lyric suggests that even when the world collapses, the cipher survives.
🧠 The Message: You can bury the archive, distort the optics, and pave over the truth—but the voice will rise. The mic in the rubble isn’t just a metaphor—it’s a refusal to let silence win.

The version They Tried to Bury - Mic in the Rubble #Hip Hop Cipher

Available on Itunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/rubber-bands-single/id1036379731

The WreckHouse crew Collaborate to bring you this monster posse cut produced by Claws Beats

Written By: Denzil Porter, Connie Diiamond, Doe, Swerve Mitch, Latta Ford

Produced by Claws
Recorded At The WreckHouse, The Bronx NY 
(646 705 5557)

Wreckhouse - Rubber Bands ( Denzil Porter, Connie Diiamond, Doe, Latta Ford, & Swerve Mitch )

On the heels of his Delorean release Chris hits us again with another fresh freestyle for our heads. This week Chris tackles Future's Mask Off, Jay-Z's Smile, and Bruno Mars  24K Magic that he titled Tri Force. Once again proving Mr. Rivers can deliver flow and bars effortlessly over any track. If you haven't already i highly suggest you pick up his Delorean album available on iTunes and at www.thatshiphopmusic.com.

TRI Force Freestyle - Chris Rivers

Almost a year ago KXNG Crooked released a manifesto in the form of Good Vs Evil.  To rewind, Donald Trump had just been elected the 45th President in one of our most controversial presidential elections, divisiveness infiltrated every aspect of the populous, governmental agencies were willingly pumping poison into its communities, protests were raging in the streets, unprovoked police brutality was rampant (with zero accountability) and the societal divide widened with each passing day. 

With a seemingly basic disregard for human rights, it was understood that we were living in a complicated and dangerous time.  People were in search of answers and a unifying message; Kxng Crooked’s Good Vs Evil could not have appeared at a more needed time as he delivered a project that stared into the face of oppression and struck a nerve.

Though it seems counter-intuitive and unimaginative, the year that has passed in-between has led us even further astray.  The Donald Trump era has borne witness to fake news, championing racism, bigotry, separatism, sexism and a general contempt for rule of law.  Further, he continues his quest to eradicate the health care of millions, advocated a foreign government meddling in an election, diminished our standing in the International community and has displayed more concern about the behavior of NFL football players; then he has for the well-being of the citizens he is sworn to uphold.  

Welcome to the new normal!  

Thankfully, Kxng Crooked’s Good Vs Evil 2: The Red Empire picks up right where its predecessor left off. On the surface, Good Vs Evil 2 is the epitome of woke; a politically and socially conscious decree that demands to be heard and processed.  At its core, it’s designed to be the theme music that Colin Kapernick and a generation can proudly knell to.

“When I first started creating Good Vs Evil I wondered how I would get my audience to listen to a project covering social injustice, racism, classism etc. in a climate where most rappers are making music about poppin' Xanax and drinking lean” Crooked commented. “My immediate afterthought was who gives a fuck what other artists are doing, Hip-Hop needs this album! Look at the world today. We have a president whose ex-wife is on record saying she was raped by him. We have police officers who are on film killing unarmed citizens with no consequences. We have entire cities like Flint, MI drinking poisonous water. Good Vs Evil 2 is just as necessary as part one. From the production to the content to the music sequencing to the artwork everything is designed to provoke thought. And the shit slaps too!” 

Good Vs Evil 2 is just as incendiary, authentic and unapologetic as its predecessor and that is evident by the projects cover art and first single, “Truth” (Why You Mad) as one half of Slaughterhouse (Crooked and Royce 5’9”) reunite to drop bars on the right wing. 

“There are a few messages I wanted the artwork to communicate” Crooked asserted.  “One is the thin line between good and evil. Sometimes there's light in villains and darkness in heroes. I also added a figure that may be a bit controversial and that's the widely accepted image of Jesus Christ. No shot at Christians, but that particular image of Christ symbolizes death, slavery and colonization to many. Most American slave masters and the Klu Klux Klan members hang that image on their walls and truly believe themselves to be Christians. I'm trying to open doors to taboo conversations. And lastly, the Trump figure is “Red Hood,” the albums new enemy of justice being inducted into the Tyrants club and kneeling like the football players for what he believes in; hatred and division.”

No Justice, No Peace! 

KXNG Crooked Good Vs Evil 2: The Red Empire 12-8-2017!

GOOD VS EVIL 2

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Red Hoods Plot (Hahahahaha)

Chris Rivers is back with his weekly freestyles and this week he's flowing strong over ASAP Rocky's "1 Train" instrumental. Chris brings a brand of lyricism and wordplay on this one that i think we all could enjoy. Like share and support!

Continue to bump Chris Rivers Delorean album available on iTunes.

Run Dem Thangs -Chris Rivers

Chris Rivers of course is back this week with his cover to Childish Gambino’s “This is America” with his own version called “This is Depression”. Chris uses the contrasting parts of the beat to emphasis the parallels and duality of having a positive mind state and depression lingering there waiting to alter your mood. Chris talks about many reasons depression is caused , from society to past events , with
word play and delivery being the engine to the the message he’s delivering. Like share and support!

TRI Force Freestyle - Chris Rivers

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