Nigga what...!!!!  We Chicago Crazy....!!!!  V/L .. all is well. On the Finn ⭐🖐✌

lmao son was saying some wild shit.  this fire

disloyal mutha fucca I won't ride with you. i wasn't insulting you i was describing you.. that is so funny to me. great line

"I wasn't insulting you, I was describing you."

Jesus Christ. Vic Spencer is back with the trilogy 24k Visuals pt. 3 (The Last One) for the Red Button Series: Chapter II and it appears Spencer is once again inspired by St. Louis soul-sensation, Coultrain. A Coultrain sample appears on the other two 24k Visuals, but this song Love....Meaning seems to hit home more for Vic.

"I was in a real bad place when I first heard the Coultrain record back in 2008, straight up", Vic said as he confidently tells me about how why he put Love....Meaning as a intro. "Then I felt happy as fuck, I could have cried right there on the spot because of my love for the game, man. Love really lost a meaning and this record restored it."

Then viciously, Vic murders the intro to Anita Baker's My Angel that was looped by the infamous DC. It's so many crazy rhymes in this record. The man said 'While you was tryna overcome writer's block, I was in the booth spitting Rikers bars. Most of these niggas that got a fucking blue check should be a fucking brunette..' Pretty tough verbal affair on this record. He ends the record by adding Dwele's Frankly My Dear to ensure that he was done making 24k Visuals.

We should thank this man for the records that he been churning up for the streets thus far and believe he is going to do the same when his album The Cost of Victory which is slated to drop next month. Shine on, Vic. Shine on.




24k Visuals pt. 3 (The Last One)

Over the past 20 years, Vic Spencer has become one of the most respected figures in underground hip-hop culture as a whole. The Chicago MC keeps his name in the hip-hop headlines with a constant stream of albums, he definitely has dropped 4 to 5 albums a year for the past 5 years and loose tracks whose titles often effectively sum up the snarky, acutely self-aware attitude of his lyrics. Though his reputation has grown thanks in part to his collaborations with the late Sean Price (RuckDown), Flee Lord (LORDMOBB), 38 Spesh (TRUST), and acclaimed "soultrap" rapper/producer Tree, Spencer is a proud free agent with his own label (Old Fart Luggage) who vocally dismisses the noise surrounding his city’s hip-hop landscape and stays committed to—even obsessed with—forging his own path. Vic Spencer is best known for his work with Big Ghost (The Ghost of Living) and his solo album, The Cost of Victory which dropped in 2015 and was rank 19 out of 40 in the Rolling Stone’s top 40 albums of that year. Vic is also working with August Fanon on a continuing series entitled Psychological Cheat Sheet and has a 4 part series with SONNYJIM called Spencer for Higher. Question: What is the result when you mix the wit of Sean Price, the comedic delivery of DOOM, the unorthodox approach of the late ODB, the lungs of B-Real, and the life experience of a group home resident hailing from the streets of Chicago’s gritty East Side? Answer: Vic Spencer aka The Rapping Bastard.

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