Suge (Freestyle)Jeezy
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Jeezy is back with a small freestyle.
It's a rare occasion whenever we get new music from Jeezy. The rapper hasn't been as active on a musical front in recent times as he's been expanding his business acumen. The rapper's last album, Pressure arrived in 2017 but the rapper hasn't released much music since then. He announced his last album which still doesn't have a release date. However, he's returned with a new freestyle to hold his fans over until then.

Days after Bow Wow tackled DaBaby's "Suge" instrumental for his mixtape, Jeezy's back with a new freestyle over the same beat. The rapper effortlessly delivers trap-fuelled bars while flexing things such as having Barack Obama's number on his phone.

Aside from his new project, he's announced two joint projects -- one with Master P, another with T.I. -- but they've yet to land release dates. It's also unclear if he plans to release those two before his final album, Thug Motivation 104: Trust Ya Process.

Quotable Lyrics
I got a fetish for 'cane, you got a silverish chain
Children be playing them games, my 'rillas are doing this thing
They put the trap in the raps, I put the trap on the map
Told 'em to cook up dope, you niggas just learning the ropes

(Freestyle) Jeezy - SUGE (AUDIO)

Malaysian pop artist turned international star, Yuna, debuted her new single "Blank Marquee", which features G-Eazy, from her forthcoming album Rouge (out on July 12). The two also star in a funky video that they released alongside their song. This is the second collaboration from the two, the first being their widely popular "Lights And Camera (Remix)" back in 2014. 

"Blank Marquee was inspired by late 80's, early 90's pop music that I grew up listening to in my dad's old car... we wanted to write something kinda sassy, but also a song about standing up for yourself," Yuna said, of her inspiration behind the track. The star's debut U.S EP, Decorate, featured production by Grammy-award winning producer Pharrell Williams. The new single truly channels this, delivering a beat reminiscent of a Pharell/Daft Punk type song. Yuna's soft vocals act as the perfect complement to the funky backing melody, and G-Eazy's verse provides a needed switch-up in terms of tempo.

The video accompanying the song provides vivid visuals (which also channel some Daft punk vibes) of Yuna and G-Eazy, in what seems like a shady deal taking place in the dead of night. "Yuna is always great to work with," G-Eazy says of the collaboration," she has such an amazing and delicate voice that kinda bounces along the top of the track. 'Blank Marquee' is a vibey track that sounds nostalgic but timeless and futuristic but now." 

Yuna's upcoming album Rouge follows 2016's critically acclaimed Chapters, which featured collaborations with Usher, Jhené Aiko and DJ Premier. Billboard included the album in their Critics' Picks for Best R&B Albums, and the single "Crush" featuring Usher peaked at #3 on Billboard's Adult R&B Chart. 

Quotable Lyrics:

Who are you without me?
You're just a blank marquee
Trying to cop my steez
Get your own POV

Blank Marquee - Yuna, G - Eazy

Young Dolph has been teasing his return to the game all week, asking his fans to comment on his social posts if they wanted his new song. Once he realized that the people were into the teaser he posted, Dolph decided to treat us all to his latest musical effort, dropping "Crashin' Out" with an accompanying music video.

Dolph knows he has major pull in his city and throughout the South, running Memphis next to a couple of other influential forces. Showing off his affinity for custom camouflaged whips, Dolph hopped in his car, revved up the engine and released "Crashin' Out." His flows are methodical, carefully calculating what he's going to say next. His critique of the rap game is authentic and when he realizes that half of his peers are still rocking fake jewelry, he rightfully takes a moment to reflect on just how wack that is. Watch Young Dolph's new video below and stay tuned for more new music from the Memphis rapper.

Crashin' Out - Young Dolph

BlocBoy JB hasn't stopped making moves since his Drake collab, "Look Alive" took off last year. The track became a definitive anthem of 2018 and it seemed nearly impossible to go anywhere without hearing it on the radio. Unfortunately, every other single BlocBoy released since then hasn't had the same type of impact. BlocBoy's been dishing out a ton of singles in recent times on a damn-near weekly basis. Now, he returns with his latest drop, "Holy Moly."

It's unsure if BlocBoy JB has a new project on the way but he has been holding fans over with new singles. His latest single, "Holy Moly," arrived earlier today along with a visual accompaniment. The single follows the release of "Don't Be Mad" which arrived earlier this week.

Peep BlocBoy's latest track below.

Quotable Lyrics
I might act a fool tonight
Pull up on your block and then shoot the night
Aim for the leg, hit that boy in the head
Guess that boy wasn't movin' right

Holy Moly - BlocBoy JB (AUDIO)

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I can't get you caught up in messes I made
Love you forever
When we turn like 50, I'm still gon' have all of your messages saved
Purple emojis with horns on it like the devil but ain't nothing devilish bae

Ty Dolla $ign Feat. J. Cole - Purple Emoji

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