The rap powerhouse Kendrick Lamar also provides some lyrical help with a one-two punch of a verse. In a leak on Monday, we got to hear the rapper’s first song from the album, entitled “Thuggin’.” The song, produced by Sega, is a song about the thug life over a sample of Bone Thugs n Harmony’s “For the Love of Money.” It starts off with a snippet from an 1994 interview of 2Pac outside of a courthouse and then leads to Glasses Malone giving us a clinic on what it means to be a thug. Up till this point, we haven not heard too much about Glasses Malone’s upcoming project Glasshouse 2. Eminem and Tech N9ne have collaborated before, and their newest team-up efforts do not disappoint. Eminem’s verse is quite the handful, taking shots at people like Ellen Degeneres, Drake, and Kanye West. With his next album Special Effects on the way, N9ne dropped his newest single “Speedom,” which was the sequel to “World Wide Choppers.” The song features N9ne, Eminem, and Krizz Kaliko going 0-60 in trailblazing time on their respective verses. If you are looking to get your heart racing, Tech N9ne may have the song for you. If you are looking for some baby making music for your next occasion, DeJ Loaf and Lil Wayne can hook you up. The song has a smooth sound, perfect for any lover’s night.

DeJ Loaf gets raunchy, but Lil Wayne out does her in classic Weezy fashion. The song is an explicit and overtly sexual run through of a night of drinks and love making.

The video for DeJ Loaf’s sensual and steamy “Me U & Hennessy” released last week, but this week gives us the remix, which has Lil Wayne on the other end of the track. There was not too many mixtapes that managed to impress either. We got some new stuff from DeJ Loaf and Tech N9ne, with his explosive rap collaboration with Eminem and Krizz Kaliko. We’ll have to wait and see, but you can watch the video below.This week was pretty slow when it came to new songs. Plus, it seems like she’s about to collaborate with Lil Wayne - that really sounds like his voice at the end, and the video trails off with a tantalizing “To be continued…” She already had features with Birdman and Young Thug on Sell Sole, so maybe Wayne wants to stake his own claims. The fact that she seems just as comfortable playing up sexy as she was mobbing around Detroit streets proves this girl is on her way to stardom - if there’s any justice in the world at all. Dej Loaf is a spitfire Detroit rapper best known for her no-fucks-given, ominous swag anthem “ Try Me.” Her fabulous 2014 mixtape Sell Sole came on the heels of a record deal with Columbia, and that major label money is more than evident in the video for one of the tape’s more romantic tracks “Me U & Hennessy.” I love seeing Dej shit talk her way through a crowd, but a glimpse at her more intimate side is even more compelling given the contrast between the two.

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