After many setbacks from hurricane Sandy, to countless losses in Bekay's personal life, he relentlessly gears up for his long awaited album release, 'Survivorman.' Quoting the Brooklyn emcee himself: "I've been through hell the last 3-4 years, the kind of sh*t I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy, but nothing is gonna stop me from reminding people the quality of emcee I am with an LP that will rival my last album 'Hunger Pains,' as the best work I've ever done. I define Hungry, and the true hip-hop sound of the gutter, the struggle, and people who don't have a f*king pot to piss in". 

Bekay reminds us why he is known as that dude who absolutely goes there, releasing an X rated verbal onslaught over Alchemist classic production in "Thug Music," with lines that aren't for the weak of heart, such as "I'm a crook a prick, look I'm sick, like hooker spit, be an emcee? read a book you dick". It is safe to say he isn't playing games this time around and the voice of the Brooklyn streets will be heard.

Thug Music (Freestyle)

DOWNLOAD (Main & Clean): http://bit.ly/1UiIgu1
As we welcome the new year, Hip-Hop heads can reflect on 2015 with Bekay’s annual ‘year in review.’ 

For over a decade now, the Brooklyn emcee has been condensing the previous twelve months’ events into a succinct, humorous, no-punches-pulled track. Next to Skillz, Bekay’s series is the longest-running “wrap-up” in the game. And while his contemporary tends to focus more on the music industry, Bekay covers sports, politics, general f*ckery, and everything in between.

That much is evident from the jump, where the Brooklyn rapper pays homage to this year’s smash hit, Straight Outta Compton, before referencing the Drake and Meek Mill beef, the Pope rolling through New York in “a f*cking armored golf cart,” and Ronda Rousey’s vicious beat down, all set to the instrumental for Drake’s momentous “Back To Back” diss. That’s just a sampling of what’s covered here, and if any of it offends you, take a note from Bekay: stop taking everything so damn seriously. Happy New Year!

Lyrics (Genius): http://bit.ly/1R6UHK6

Listen to Bekay's Previous Year In Reviews on SoundCloud: 
2014: http://bit.ly/1tCwB15
2013: http://bit.ly/1bzQwhm
2011: http://bit.ly/1OrVikp
2010: http://bit.ly/1ICMxbd

Bekay Online: 
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheRealBekay
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bekayhfe

Bekay - 2015 Year In Review

Lyrics: https://genius.com/Bekay-2016-year-in-review-lyrics

From celebrity deaths to political turmoil, it’s safe to say that 2016 has been one of the craziest years in recent memory. And to remind us about everything that went down—with plenty of venom and hilarious punchlines mixed in—Brooklyn rapper Bekay returns with his latest annual rundown, “2016 Year In Review.”

The ridiculously talented emcee goes in for nearly five minutes straight over the horns-fueled instrumental from Fat Joe & Remy Ma’s huge single, “All The Way Up.” And in doing so, Bekay references damn-near all of what happened in ‘16, from the Suicide Squad movie and its lead actress (Margot Robbie), to Marco Rubio sweating during the debates, to Pokemon Go taking over the mobile landscape.

Of course, there’s plenty of that aforementioned venom, too. It’s aimed squarely at the likes of President-elect Donald Trump, DC Comics’ fails at the box office (looking at you, Batman v. Superman, and a fellow Brooklyn native who blocked Bekay on Twitter (*cough*Talib Kweli*cough*).

Not one to stick to the negatives, Bekay shows love to those we lost this year, including Prince and Phife Dawg, while praising new releases from rap giants De La Soul and A Tribe Called Quest. There’s also a heartfelt send-off to the pop-legend George Michael, who died suddenly on Dec. 25. So what’re you waiting for?—give “2016 Year In Review” a listen right now. Let’s hope for a better year and a better world, happy new year!

Bekay Online: 
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/therealbekay
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bekayhfe
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/edgarallencat

2016 Year In Review

As we approach the New Year, it’s safe to say that 2018 has been a crazy-ass year. From politics to pop culture, the headlines have been filled with wild stories, and thankfully we have Brooklyn rap stalwart Bekay here to sum them all up with vivid detail in his latest “Year In Review,” produced by Decadez.

Despite battling health issues, Bekay has remained on top of every big issue facing our world these days. And as he’s done for so many years now, he tackles all of them with a tack-sharp sense of humor and unique worldview that provides a singular take on the most pressing matters.

From taking shots at everything from the First Lady and Toys R Us declaring bankruptcy, to wrapping up the biggest stories in boxing and MMA, Bekay proves yet again that he’s an undeniable source of information. He also makes it clear that his beef with fellow emcee Talib Kweli is not about to cool off (and you can stay on top of that for yourself on his Twitter account, @TheRealBekay).

Check out Bekay’s “2018 Year In Review” and be sure to follow ‘em on the ‘gram: https://instagram.com/itsmebekay

Bekay Online: 
• Instagram: https://instagram.com/itsmebekay
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/therealbekay
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bekayhfe

*Artwork designed by Mister Morris: https://www.instagram.com/mistermorris55

2018 Year In Review (Follow Me on Instagram: @itsmebekay)

Diary Entry #2

Bekay pours out his real life over a CONTAGIOUS production

T.I.N.A (Things I Never Asked For)

Would you take it back if you could if you could? The story of my life has many ups and downs.

Repercussions

Was unable to get this mixed because it was found in a pile of stuff from hurricane Sandy all the way back then, but have fun with it, enjoy it for what it is...raw lyricism.

Domination (feat. Mistah Fab)

Bekay goes hard in thr paint on that FUCK YOU style of music his fans are accustomed to. Lyricism for real hip hop heads.

Confessions (Unreleased Freestyle)

The Sun (prod. by !llmind)

Do Drugs (prod. by Contagious)

"Drunk By Myself" is a previously unreleased freestyle, that's part of Bekay's weekly leak series in preparation for his new album.

Drunk By Myself (Freestyle)

Legendary emcees and best of friends (blood cuzins) go in on s SHUKO produced track that got lost somewhere somehow, BUT has recently resurfaced on a drive. We couldn't deprive the world of its dopeness so here is the Frank B/Bekay titled track "Everybody" prod by Shuko.

Everybody (feat. Frank B.)

Bekay, the Brooklyn native, hence the moniker, has been an active participant in hip-hop culture since he penned his first rhyme at just ten years old. Listening to one verse is all it takes to realize that the kid has skills and exudes a genuine passion for the craft. The combination of his pen game, punch-lines and unique perspective have enabled him to become a cult personality in the hip-hop community, who is eager to let the world in on his story.

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