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Jon Connor- Take Off (Produced By Mr. Porter)

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In honor of the release of Straight Outta Compton movie Chris Rivers and Whispers drop this gem for Freestyle Fridays. Chris delivers bars over NWA's Chin Check while flowing with the assistance of his right hand Whispers on Dr. Dre's Nuthin But A 'G' Thang instrumental. Check Video out here https://youtu.be/p6gagbhEzOQ

Straight G Check - Chris Rivers Feat. Whispers

LAX To JFK - Chris Rivers, Oswin Benjamin, Denzil Porter (prod. Trox)

New music from the artist formally known as Lotta. Thank you for listening. New EP and Project on the way.

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If history tells us anything, all societal uprisings have clear identifiable markers that trace back to specific events which transpired at very specific times.  The “Watts Riot,” “The L.A. Riots” etc all presented very early warning signs and symptoms that could have been prevented.  The documentation was available and prevalent far before the actual civil unrest occurred. Communities demanded answers, they demanded justice—and simply; their pleas were ignored.  KXNG Crooked will not be ignored.  If you are looking for a unifying message, KXNG Crooked delivers an incendiary and unapologetic one with his forthcoming solo album Good Vs Evil.

Similar to the rampant rash of police shootings against innocent civilians, KXNG Crooked does give a warning shot with Good Vs Evil. He directly tackles these boiler-plate issues that are permeating society as a super-hero persona from a parallel universe; racial and economic injustices, unprovoked police brutality (and the glaring lack of accountability), a deteriorating educational system, governmental agencies that willingly pump poison into its communities and a basic disregard for civil rights. “It all started when I was watching a news segment on the murders of Eric Garner, Tamir Rice, Sandra Bland and all the other black people killed by Police” Crooked states. “I saw Tamir Rice's mother on TV and the pain in her eyes made my blood pressure boil. No mother should lose a child like that. Then, I watched cops kill unarmed people on film and go home to their families like black lives didn't matter. No charges and with paid leave. At the same time, I watched officers capture Dylan Roof alive and buy him a hamburger after he slaughtered nine black churchgoers. I thought to myself, are we under attack as black people to the point where I might have to shoot an officer just to survive a mere traffic stop? I thought, how crazy is it that we even have to think about in America (in 2016)?  Then I thought, how ill would it be to have a black super-hero (that other black children can look up to; the same way we do Marvel characters) to tackle and these issues.”  
Good Vs Evil is an incendiary and unapologetic audible call to arms that demands to not only be heard---but processed.  The anger, truth, authenticity and clarity of Crooked’s mythological character’s message are both palpable and unwavering. The albums messaging is an embodiment of Public Enemy, Ice Cube, N.W.A. and Tupac updated and delivered as only KXNG Crooked can. “As more and more bodies piled up from police brutality, I started paying closer attention to politics and government corruption on a whole and I could feel myself going into a dark place mentally and when I get to that place, I find light in music” Crooked lamented.  “I'm the type of person who feels other people’s pain more than average. I’ve been that way my whole life. It's a gift and a curse. With Good Vs Evil I decided to create an alternate universe where the victims of police brutality, government corruption and class discrimination fight back; but not through silent protest---through violent protest. Sometimes you have to shake people up and shock them into paying attention. Imagine if Mike Brown, or Philando Castile survived the officers shooting them and went straight to the studio to record an album. What would they say? How wouldn't they feel?” 
While a few individuals have stepped up to carry the torch, Crooked takes things a step further with Good Vs Evil; he is not asking for sit-downs, or to clear the air, Crooked is about that action and like any true activist----he is willing to lead by example to enact swift and radical change. Good Vs Evil is KXNG Crooked answering the bell, staring into the face of oppression and striking a nerve. “Good Vs Evil is my medication” Crooked asserted “I either made it, or made the news.” 

No Justice, No Peace! You have been forewarned---KXNG Crooked Good Vs Evil 11-11-2016!

Good vs Evil

Dear Officer (Shoot Back)

KXNG CROOKED - Shoot Back (Dear Officer) (with Tech N9ne)

Starting the new year off right with a banger with a message! "The Art Of Boom Bap: Generation Next" is out for free download now !! Comment Like and Share. Most of all Happy New Year!

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My Soul's Reparations Prod. By Beatsinmybackpack

Chris Rivers returns this week with a freestyle over The Notorious B.I.G’s “Gimme the loot” instrumental. In “Gimme The Boost” , Chris displays his lyricism and flows with a slew of punch lines while speaking about the world around him in need of a boost . Please like share and support !

Gimme The Boost - Chris Rivers

Chris Rivers has not missed a freestyle every Wednesday. This time he attacks Jay Rock’s “For What It’s Worth” instrumental with his own rendition “ What’s it worth?” Where Chris talks about choosing to compromise what you know you deserve in the face of difficulties or depression and real life bearing down on you. All the while flexing his lyrical skills we know and love. Like share and support!

What's It Worth - Chris Rivers

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