We bodied this one !! Pettyy bout to take over !!

I aint popping i stay prayed up 🙏🏾🙏🏾

just because she making hits don't mean she putting out art!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥 This finna be my new favorite song for a min

Fu Gee La Freestyle Ft. Devine

Coast Contra recently dropped their seminal debut LP, Apt. 505. This mixtape, brought to you by RockVader K.B., HHDG Media and ILLSIDE Radio, is to celebrate the release of the LP and to showcase what this group is trying to bring back to the forefront...ELITE level lyricism. Apt. 505 stands alone as a debut LP. This mix is to support Coast Contra and to introduce the unfamiliar with how nice they really are on some freestyles over some classics, new heat and original material. Press play and enjoy the ride...I gotchu every trip...


Tracklist
1.    Rare Freestyle
2.   Intentional
3.   The Pandemic Is Over (Mask Off Freestyle)
4.   AF1
5.   Activated
6.   Straightenin Freestyle
7.   Legacy
9.   Diet Coke Freestyle
10. The Outlaw Freestyle (Coast Contra Cypher EP.3)
11.  The Realest Freestyle
12. My Lady feat. Kateel
13. Pimpin’ Benjamin
14. Fugee-La Freestyle feat. Divine
15. Full Clip Freestyle feat. Natia
16. Thelonius Freestyle
17. Never Freestyle
18. Children’s Story Freestyle

Coast Contra Freestyles Plus

Coast Contra (Freestyles Plus)

Coast Contra (scenario freestyle)

Raekwon & Ghostface killah - Slim Thick Remix (Dirty)

Embracing the role of music as a catalyst for healing and change, J.PERIOD joins forces with artist/activists including Jesse Williams, Rhymefest, Aloe Blacc, Joss Stone, Black Thought (The Roots), DJ Jazzy Jeff, Pharoahe Monch, Posdnous (De La Soul) and more for “RISE UP! Music Inspired by America Divided.” The first single “Miranda” features an introduction from actor/activist Jesse Williams, with rappers Rhymefest & Xzibit posing provocative questions about the state of our nation over a J.PERIOD-produced beat. “We’re pointing fingers at each other and we’re missing the point…” Rhymefest begins. Unity, not division, is the solution for what ails our country—a fitting message in honor of what would have been Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s 88th birthday earlier this week.

For more information about “RISE UP! Music Inspired by America Divided,” follow J.PERIOD http://twitter.com/jperiodBK or visit http://JPERIOD.com for release details about this powerful collection of new music.

For more information about the original docu-series America Divided, executive produced by Norman Lear, Common, Shonda Rhimes and Jesse Williams, visit: americadividedseries.com.

RISE UP (Music Inspired by America Divided) (Album Preview)

J.PERIOD feat. Rhymefest, Xzibit & Jesse Williams "Miranda (Rise Up)" (Album Preview)

Talib Kweli   The Blast Remix Featuring Erykah Badu

Produced by OH NO

Pre-order the 'Radio Silence' album now: http://smarturl.it/RadioSilence

Good morning. Spending time engaging with fans on social media has allowed me to spread information about causes and events ignored by the mainstream media. It has also made me aware of important cultural events and connected me with brilliant people who make me a better human being. It was on social media that I first learned about the story of Bresha Meadows. On July 28th, 2016, Bresha Meadows shot and killed her reportedly abusive father. She was 14 years old at the time.
The first thing that struck me about Bresha was how much she physically reminded me of my own daughter. I had a similar experience when George Zimmerman killed 17 year old Trayvon Martin, who reminded me of my son. I instantly felt drawn to these children and I felt compelled to dive deeper into their lives. Leading up to shooting her father, Bresha’s grades were slipping in school, she had run away from home and had repeatedly told relatives and authorities that her father was beating up her mom and threatening to kill the whole family.
Back in 2011, Bresha’s mother, Brandi Meadows, stated in court papers that she had been cut, suffered broken ribs, a broken nose and black eyes, and that she is 100 percent sure she will be killed. She later reconciled with Bresha’s father, which is a common occurrence in abusive relationships. To this day, the father’s relatives insist he was not nearly as abusive as he was made out to be.
Bresha obviously had a different perspective, telling authorities that the gun she killed her father with was the very gun he used to threaten the family with. After sitting in juvenile detention for 9 months and facing at the very least a very lengthy prison sentence, Bresha accepted a plea deal that will allow her to be released to a residential treatment center for 6 months and then to her family. What struck me about this case was Bresha’s age. I express myself lyrically, so a lyric popped in my head while thinking about it -

“Do you kill yourself or kill the monster thats making you suicidal, decisions to heavy for the mind of a child.”

Regardless of how you feel about this particular case, whether you feel it’s a self defense issue, a domestic abuse issue, a mental health issue or all of the above, the take away for me is that we must do a better job of taking care of and protecting our children. Our children should never feel they have to make these kinds of decisions. I see my own children in Bresha’s young face, and I want to uplift their voices as much as I possibly can. Brandi Meadows has said of her daughter -

“She is my hero. I wasn’t strong enough to get out and help us all.” 

That statement got me thinking about what a hero truly is, and made me want to write a song about Bresha. My hope is that this song inspires us as a community to more closely examine the dysfunction within our own families, so that we can create solutions before young people like Bresha feel like they must take matters into their own hands. I present She’s my Hero.

Using the hashtag #FreeBresha supporters of Bresha Meadows have rallied around her, setting up a GoFundMe page for the family. 

https://www.gofundme.com/BreshaM

You can find the latest updates on Bresha’s situation at 

https://freebresha.wordpress.com/actions/

Look out for my newest album Radio Silence available soon.

She's My Hero - prod. Oh No

New music from Talib Kweli's upcoming album 'Radio Silence', out November 17. Pre-order the album now: http://smarturl.it/RadioSilence

"Heads Up Eyes Open" single now available at all digital retailers: http://smarturl.it/TalibKweliHUEO

Radio Silence

Heads Up Eyes Open

Heads Up Eyes Open - ft. Rick Ross & Yummy Bingham, prod. J Rhodes

Mixtape compiled by Don Cannon & produced by Focus...

Dat Shit ft. Busta Rhymes

W.Y.R.F (feat King Kopa)

12 Problems

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W.Y.R.F (feat King Kopa)

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