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This week, Rick Ross released several singles leading up to the release of his latest mixtape Black Dollar. It's out now, and it features guest spots from Future, Meek Mill, The-Dream, Gucci Mane, August Alsina, Anthony Hamilton, Wale, and more. Download it here and stream it and find the tracklist below.

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The Money Store is the debut studio album by American experimental hip hop trio Death Grips. It is the follow-up to their debut mixtape, Exmilitary. The album was officially released on April 24, 2012, but had been leaked to YouTube on April 14,[4] sold by the band at Coachella on cassette on April 20, and made available on vinyl on April 21 to celebrate Record Store Day.[5] The Money Store was announced alongside the group's second album, No Love Deep Web, which was released later in the year.[5][6]

The closing track "Hacker" is believed to be an outtake from the band's debut 2011 mixtape Exmilitary. The file for an early unreleased version of the song was leaked on the band's official Subreddit in April 2017, originally titled "Earth Angel (Androgynous Mind)".[14]

Spin, while very positive towards The Money Store, felt it was inferior to Exmilitary for the rejection of the mixtape's use of samples, specifically "the raw, imperfect way that samples rub up against one another."[27] Less satisfied reviewers included Louis Pattison of NME, who felt its "utterly convincing" dystopian vision was ruined by an "alienating" presentation of themes that lacked a goal;[24] The Guardian's Alex Macpherson, who claimed Burnett's "one-note" vocal performance distracted the listener from the instrumentals' "careening thrill;"[20] and Sputnikmusic, who panned the "poor taste" blend of genres and production elements and "MC Ride's consistently incoherent mumbling and meme-of-the-day approach to making hooks" that muddled the record's lyrical complexities.[32]

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"My mother happens to be a Jewish woman. She wanted the best for her family. She found us a half of a house we could live in," he continued. "It was not big, it was not luxurious. It was what we could afford."

Drake has said he was "kicked off" the show due to his hectic schedule. The rapper had already released his debut mixtape, "Room for Improvement," in 2006 and his second mixtape, "Comeback Season," in 2007.

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For new artists entering the music game, releasing singles that form an eventual EP over time might possibly be the best strategy to stay relevant, keep your fans engaged and even buy you some time should you want to eventually release an LP.

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After years of grinding it out with independent mixtapes and developing a strong cult following, YoungBoy had broken into the mainstream with a series of number one and platinum albums. With a rabid fanbase out there willing to support him whenever he drops a project, YoungBoy is now sitting in the upper echelon of the rap game, and solidified his position as one of thebest rappers right now.

This song underscores one of the best moments of Ozark's final season. After learning Javi pulled out of the deal to supply Clare Shaw, this series version of Lydia from Breaking Bad, Marty Byrde asks Ruth if she'd be interested in helping out. Afterward, the two sit on Ruth's favorite couch and split a six-pack while reminiscing about their first meeting and Ben Davis' death.

The song, which won the Grammy Award for Best Rap Song of 2019, is a reflection on the life choices that rappers 21 Savage and J. Cole both regret and embrace, as it made them who they are. The melancholic energy of the beat paired with the imagery of the show's two best characters forces fans to look back and see how far the series has come in its four seasons.

When this 2012 release was played early in Season 4, it was certainly foreshadowing one of Ruth's best scenes in the final season. The song is all about living life truthfully before the inevitable death that comes with the lifestyle Ruth has been apart of. In the first episode of Part 2, Ruth traveled to Chicago to kill Javi after he murdered Wyatt in the previous episode. While Ruth had a cup of coffee, she noticed that rapper Killer Mike of Run The Jewels' fame was also in the diner, and she strikes up a friendly conversation that turns deep.

If it wasn't clear that the creators of Ozark are massive '90s East Coast hip-hop fans, Season 4, Episode 8 made it obvious. In the episode, every needle drop that is played is a track off of Nas' seminal album, "Illmatic." The album is considered one of the best hip-hop albums ever to be released, and still maintains relevance. Even the episode's title, "Cousin of Death," is a reference to one of Nas' lyrics from "N.Y. State of Mind," which reads, "I never sleep, cause sleep is the cousin of death."

Nipsey Hussle pays a visit to the Skee Lodge in Hollywood to explain the $100 price tag he placed on the Crenshaw mixtape during an interview with AXS TV's DJ Skee. The project was made available to fans for free download via datpiff but physical copies could also be purchased for the asking price of $100.00, which included admission to an exclusive private concert experience. His choice to release the project in this fashion may have been a first for hip-hop. More importantly, it was ultimately a shrewd business decision that has found him sold out of physical copies and seated atop the list of rappers making headlines. He explains that his intention was to create conversation. He has managed to exceed those expectations while directing the rap world's attention to a project that has been lauded thus far as a rock solid offering. Check the footage below for the full story from Nipsey Hussle and DJ Skee. Grab the Crenshaw mixtape hosted by DJ Drama via datpiff. e24fc04721