"...Beanie Sigel is like the Al Capone of Rap — a ruthless, hardcore bully of a rap spitter — one of the key components of Jay-Z & Dame Dash's Roc-A-Fella Family in the mid-2000's that had put a stranglehold on the Rap/Hip-Hop Industry...the Broadstreet Bully is One of the Most Feared Lyricists in the Game..."  — KONGFUSION©

"Hitman For Hire" – Beanie Sigel. Produced by S.K. Beats.

"...another eerie & sinister soundscape by Jahil Beats; a beast on the boards..." — #KONGFUSION

"Demons" - Cory Gunz feat. Charlie Rock | Produced by Jahil Beats

"...Kendrick Lamar's name-dropping verse on Big Sean's album outtake called, "Control" -which also features Jay Electronica with production from No I.D., takes aim at Hip-Hop heavyweights from coast-to-coast — igniting a social media frenzy..." — KONGFUSION©

"Control" - Big Sean feat. Kendrick Lamar & Jay Electronica | Produced by No I.D.

"...the P.L.K. never fails...spittin' verbal venom over a sinister piano-lick and overall, sick-tight production...Failure's No Option especially in this savvy G-Unit veteran's book of rhymes..." — KONGFUSION©

"The Plague" by Lloyd Banks | Produced by Formula 1

"...Kidd Kidd hails from New Orleans and was originally down w/ Gudda Gudda & T-Streets in Young Money but later disbanded and is currently one of 50 Cent's latest acquisitions into the G-Unit roster...'Middle Finger' is raw & uncut, showcasing the rapper's talents for droppin' murderous hooks over Ky Miller's frantic soundscape..." — KONGFUSION©

"Middle Finger" by Kidd Kidd | Produced by Ky Miller

"...this particular track was actually recommended by my boy; but being the egotistical music maniac that I can tend to be, I brushed-it-off as a copycat track — labeling it like another generic 'street-flavored' Hip-Hop/R&B track...but a closer look/repeat listens hath now maketh me wonder and now, I standeth corrected, it is a certified & proven Hip-Hop/R&B Gangsta Track of Epic Proportions..." — KONGFUSION©

"F ckin Wit Me" by Meek Mill feat. Tory Lanez | Produced by Scott Storch & The Mekanics

"...the pairing of two of the top rappers from the East Coast over a decadent beat reminiscent of the gem-stars of '94 - '96 Golden Era of Rap that introduced to the world; poetic street raps over a hard -yet soulful beats; which eliminates the notion that rap is thug, that rap is hood...this track blends a 'witty' street-hustler's (Fab & Kiss) life lessons over a 'smooth' choir-like ensemble — swaying 'non-believers' into the notion fact that rap-styles vary and is musically diverse...a smooth-arse/hard hittin' track that elevates the mental a.k.a. reality rap..." — KONGFUSION© 

"The Hope" by Fabolous feat. Jadakiss | Produced by AraabMuzik

"Cipher Born" by Raekwon feat. Ghostface Killah & U-God | Produced by BT

"...UNSURREALISTIC — LINGUISTIC — VERBAL MATHEMATICS — WORDPLAY MADNESS — —  TACTICAL RHYME SCHEMES FOR THE RAP FANATICS..." — KONGFUSION© | [Author Footnote: "Like Clyde, I Glide"]

"Cipher Born" by Raekwon feat. Ghostface Killah & U-God | Produced by BT

"Flexed Up" by B.o.B.

"...hard hittin' opening gem of a track from Brooklyn's own GS9 Squad; Shyste Time is officially theKONGLIST's favorite Hip-Hop track of 2014..." — #KONGFUSION

"Shyste Time" by GS9 feat. Rowdy Rebel & Bobby Shmurda

"...unbewievably SICK street anthem laced w/ DOPE bass & an EERIE piano-loop from the GS9 SQUAD — one of Hip-Hop's Dopest/Hottest/Sickest new upstarts; comin' straight outta East Brooklyn, New York...FREE BOBBY & ROWDY!!" — #KONGFUSION

"Computers" by GS9 feat. Rowdy Rebel & Bobby Shmurda

"...Eminem's far-beyond wicked seven-minute freestyle for the ages; raw and uncut..." — KONGFUSION©

"Shady CXVPHER" - Eminem's Verse

"...Killa Sin is without a doubt -thee best lyrical-swordsman amongst Wu-Affiliates, and arguably one of thee most verbally-gifted rappers the underground rap scene has ever seen..." — #KONGFUSION

"Drunk Tongue" by Killa Sin | Produced by Andrew Kelley, Fizzy Womack & Noah Rubin

"...a lethal pairing in Jones & Rebel, the hardcore tandem dropped some icy bars over a cold-*ss beat provided by Automatik Beatz..." — #KONGFUSION

"Still Reppin' Time" by Jim Jones feat. Rowdy Rebel | Produced by Automatikbeatz

"...a sleepy-eyed/red-eyed wonder of a track from Remy Banks; a Forest Hills, Queens native lyrical gunner..." — #KONGFUSION

"Snowbeach" by Remy Banks feat. Milkavelli | Produced by P On The Boards

"...Bobby Shmurda lends a shout from prison right before these young upstarts from Atlanta, Georgia begin free-ing on GS9's Computers track..." — #KONGFUSION

"Computers (Freestyle)" by Migos feat. Bobby Shmurda

"Foreshadow" by Blackwatch | Produced by Michael Thomas
"...One of the Darkest/Dopest/Sickest Tracks that has withstood the test of time..." — #KONGFUSION

"Foreshadow" by Blackwatch | Produced by Michael Thomas

"Bout That Sacc" by GS9 feat. Bobby Shmurda | Produced by ?

"...one of the sickest tracks from the re-release of the Shmoney Mixtape: Deluxe Edition; take a deep breath & listen as Bobby rips/tears into the track..." — #KONGFUSION

"Bout That Sacc" by GS9 feat. Bobby Shmurda

"Can't Fuck Witchu" by GS9 feat. Bobby Shmurda, D-Boy & Rowdy Rebel | Produced by DJ YRS Jerzy

"...another hidden banga from the GS9 Squad; the streets & rap world ain't the same since December 18th, 2014 -a day that will go down in infamy..." — #KONGFUSION

"Can't F ck Witchu" by GS9 feat. Bobby Shmurda & Rowdy Rebel

"Ejected (I Got Some Bad Bitches In My Section)" by Kidd Kidd feat. Lil Wayne | Produced by PhonixBeats

"Ejected" by Kidd Kidd feat. Lil Wayne

"...one of the dopest, hardest, hottest & sickest underground/unreleased tracks from the 'late/great' 2Pac R.I.P. a.k.a. Tupac Shakur a.k.a. Makaveli and his crew ~ The Outlawz..." — #KONGFUSION

War Games - 2Pac Feat. Outlawz

"theDOOMED (Instrumental)" by theKONGTRACKS

"...what I would pay to be a fly on the wall in the Rhyme Room..." — #KONGFUSION

"Rhyme Room" – Yelawolf feat. Raekwon & Killer Mike. Produced by WillPower.

"Hottest MC" – Danny Brown. Produced by Harry Fraud.

"...Danny Brown hails from Detroit and is an accomplished rapper w/ a lethal variety of lyrical skills (See: Ol' Dirty Bastard in his prime) — although his only knock is his somewhat annoying/whiny voice (as complained by my childhood boys during his live performance at PS1 MoMA in Queens - Summer '12), that's who he is...like O.D.B. before him, you love it or leave it...apparently 50 Cent left-him when he turned-down an offer to sign him at the very last moment because Brown did not fit the G-Unit image -literally...but Danny has been resilient; clawing & scratching his way from the underground — surfacing as one of the game's 'Hottest MC'..." — KONGFUSION© 

"Hottest MC" – Danny Brown. Produced by Harry Fraud.

"...it appears to be a left-over track that should have made the I'm Not A Human Being II album but perhaps the artist left-off a blazing track on purpose — bonus/hidden tracks are meant to appease their loyal, underground fans and tend to transform into a cult classic — or perhaps I'm looking deeper into the matter? Whatever the case may be, the song title is only fitting because this YMCMB meets MMG collabo is the bomb (sorry)..." — KONGFUSION©

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"I'm Good (Terrorists)" - Lil Wayne feat. Meek Mill

Eminem's 2009 Freestyle on Tim Westwood's Radio 1 BBC Radio Show

"...this is One of the Greatest Freestyles in Hip-Hop History — Eminem blessed Tim Westwood's popular British radio show shortly after releasing his Relapse (2009) album — super-producer: The Alchemist; newly Shady Records signee, provided the instrumental, "Microphone" in which he actually produced for Slaughterhouse's 'self-entitled' debut album...check-out one of the many sick Westwood freestyles from the 'sinister, cynical, minister Shady'..." – KONGFUSION©

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Eminem's 2009 Westwood Freestyle

Eminem's 2010 Freestyle on Tim Westwood's Radio 1 - BBC Radio Show

"...arguably One of the Craziest & Zaniest Freestyles in Hip-Hop History; Eminem re-blesses Tim Westwood's acclaimed British radio show shortly after making amends/ending a long-standing feud w/ Royce Da 5'9" —  The Alchemist provides the instrumentation as Slim Shady continues to prove to doubters, haters & nay-sayers that he is perhaps the Greatest Rapper of All-Time..." – KONGFUSION©

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Eminem's 2010 Westwood Freestyle

"The New Generation" – Kid Ink. Produced by Boi-1da.

"...in case you didn't know, Kid Ink was previously known as Rockstar — featured artist in the 2012 XXL Freshman Class. He hails from Los Angeles and this track brings forth feelings of "elation & elevation" as it features production from Boi-1da — One of the Hottest Hip-Hop Producers in the Game!" — KONGFUSION©

"The New Generation" – Kid Ink. Produced by Boi-1da.

"Gassed Up" – Kid Ink. Produced by Cardiak.

"...not taking anything away from Kid Ink/Rockstar because for him to be inducted into the 2012 XXL Freshman Class, you know he's got some skills but this track caught my attention when I saw the productions credits — Cardiak...he is One of the Sickest Producers in the Hip-Hop Game Today — a full-time supplier of sick soundscapes for G-Unit, Maybach Music & Young Money..." – KONGFUSION©

"Gassed Up" – Kid Ink. Produced by Cardiak.

"Take It Down" – Kid Ink feat. Kirko Bangz. Produced by Cardiak.

"...Kid Ink enlists Kirko Bangz as the Young West Coast Killahs do what they do best and take it down over another sick n' sinister beat from Cardiak — One of the Hottest Producers in the Hip-Hop Game, period — end of story." – KONGFUSION©

"Take It Down" – Kid Ink feat. Kirko Bangz. Produced by Cardiak.

"Music is my passion. My passion is music." — theKONGTRACKS

At an early age, I was fortunate that my Dad played the guitar and I grew-up listening to a diverse selection of musical artists — Michael Jackson, Olivia Newton-John, Leif Garrett, Santana & The Ventures were some of the very first 8-tracks & vinyls I've heard and music instantly became my very first love.

Upon entering my teenage years, my cousins from Long Island introduced me to Heavy Metal (i.e. Iron Maiden & Metallica) and was literally blown-away by the aggression, concept and technicality of the genre.

During my later teenage years, my musical taste began evolving into more of a "street-style" offering such as UTFO, Run DMC, Ice-T & Public Enemy...being from Brooklyn, I was blessed to be a part of The Golden Age Of Rap: Big Daddy Kane, Kool G. Rap, Rakim, KRS-One & 3rd Bass were my childhood rap idols.

As part of my teenage angst years, I began channeling my anger & frustrations through the power of music...enrolling in Maggio Music School in Brooklyn. It was by God's grace that I was lucky enough to have "Joe" — a "far-beyond" talented guitar virtuoso as my weekly guitar teacher. After a few years of intense guitar lessons, I began studying music theory and took classical courses as well.

During my twilight high school years, I was awe-struck after attending a Biohazard/Life Of Agony show and became fascinated by the New York Hardcore Scene — I was obsessed with collecting demos from Hardcore bands and became possessed on attending the best Hardcore shows in the Tri-State Area. My fascination with the N.Y.H.C. Scene became a reality; as my childhood friend (Jimmy McCormack) and I decided to form a Hardcore Punk/Metal band — we found a drummer -Kevin, from a store ad post whom brought in the singer -Rob and we called ourselves — Overpower.

We began playing local shows at low-key NYC venues — including Fort Hamilton High School & Village Underground — our energetic live shows and youthful following caught the attention of several concert promoters who helped us land a major gig — opening for Brooklyn rap groups: Da' Bushbabies and The Beatnuts at the 'world-famous' L'Amours the "Rock Capitol of Brooklyn" — that particular show created the buzz necessary to land perhaps our most prominent show ever — playing alongside some of our favorite underground Hardcore bands: All Out War, V.O.D./Vision Of Disorder, Out Of Line (Brooklyn), Out Of Line (Queens), Without A Cause , etc. at the Bond St. Cafe in NYC.

Unfortunately, I promised my parents that I would attend college and pursue my education as opposed to playing in a band. Overpower eventually disbanded completely and Jimmy the bassist went on to form his own band called Shutdown — who were signed to Victory Records and releasing several albums. Shutdown was a straight-edge Hardcore band w/ a positive message and they developed a cult-like following through the years.

Since then, my passion for music never waned...in fact, my musical tastes became more broad, complex and diverse...began submerging myself w/ various underground genres and scenes.

I also began creating 'critically-acclaimed' personal mixtapes/CDs for my childhood friends and continue to do so during my spare time.

[Note: Proud owner of over 1,300+ original CD's — comprised of mostly Hip-Hop/Rap, Heavy Metal & House/Trance — All-Time Fav Artists: Eminem, 50 Cent/G-Unit, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Guns N' Roses, Skid Row, The Beatles, The Eagles, Pink Floyd, Big Daddy Kane, Mobb Deep, Nas, Smif N' Wessun, The Lox/D-Block, Big Pun, Phil Collins, Stevie Ray Vaughn, All Out War, Confusion, Darkside, Out Of Line (Brooklyn), Out Of Line (Queens), Candiria, August Burns Red, Parkway Drive & the Wu-Tang Clan]

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