Snoop pulls up on Ye and Dre
hip hop's new daily operation | 6.27.20
TheMotto No. 52’s main line begins on November 18, 2019, a month after the release of Kanye West’s Jesus Is King. West announced then that he was partnering with Dr. Dre for a Part 2 of King. We never heard it. But last night, Snoop Dogg gave up the intel: Two of hip hop’s greatest producers are back at work on the project ⬇️
and Snoop looked pretty happy to be back behind the boards with the good Dr. ⤵️
Snoop has been critical of Kanye’s political actions, but I wouldn’t be surprised if Snoop jumps on a West song. Do remember: Mr. Broadus did his gospel thing with 2018’s Bible Of Love. We’ll see how this all plays out 🤔
top billin’:
mood ⤵️
watch out, now:
Curren$y flosses the jewels in the visual for my favorite song from Spring Clean (Jet Life). Man I miss live shows
⤴️ 💔 you love Rihanna | But you ain’t a savage. Blinded by beauty, Portland’s Amine gets his heart broken three times on “Riri” (Republic/UMG) ⬇️
Baltimore’s JPEGMAFIA is social distancing in his spacey brown bee suit and the trippy song’s sentiment is clear: FDT 🔽
who the hell is Justin Rarri? the young Dominican from the Bronx gotta dope-boy-fresh visual. Bachata boom bap 🔽💥⏬
Hovain, I’ve been sleeping. Two gold singles. For his latest, Cinematic Music Group’s Luh Kel goes thru the ups and downs of romance. What that note say?
you must learn:
⬇️ 🏀⤵️ Shout out to Worldwide Wes. — Jay Z
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Why It’s Important That CBS Will Air This Year’s BET Awards 📺 author: Paul Grein / Billboard
Murda She Wrote: June 2020 🇯🇲 author: Reshma B/ TIDAL
made you look:
mask on: Drake is well-covered ⬇️
ASAP Rocky respects the Wu ⏬
Who loves you, baby? Post Malone shaves it off ⏬
Jhene Aiko lets the curls flow ⬇️
listen up:
Underrated | But I know they hated. Chicago’s CupcakKe give us our money’s worth on “Discounts,” a high-energy lyrical rollercoaster ride ⤵️
Put my love in the culture | Got no love from the culture | Now I dance with the devil | At the wedding singing, “Devotion.” Now independent, South Carolina’s Nick Grant’s verbal flow chops thru a soulful soundscape 🎧⤵️
Always rocked with THEY.’s music on the low. You can always depend on their brand for some soothing soul. Tip of the cap to Dante Jones and Drew Love 🎵⬇️
what more can I say:
Did you know the DJ Screw classic was produced by Jermaine Dupri? Happy June 27th! And you can hear Dupri explain the whole connection below ⤵️
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