Throwback Thursday: Hit Em Up by Tupac Shakur

With people still reeling from Kendrick's "Control" verse, and many of them saying it is a diss(even though it is not one at all), I thought I might post one the greatest diss records of all time. Tupac and the Outlawz made a masterpiece, which was directed towards Biggie and the Bad Boy crew. Even though the beef ended badly for both great artists, and created many emotional responses, this song will always stay in infamy. Enjoy this classic, dopeness!

The Woods by Juicy J

Juicy and Justin team up for another single from Juicy's Stay Trippy album. The album will be out on August 27th, and also a stream of the whole album is on his website along with a interactive, dopeness!

Move by Genetix

Not much to say, but this goes hard, dopeness!

SLR 3 by Lupe Fiasco

Lupe comes back again for round 3. As ya'll can see I'm a big Lupe fan, so him serving us three tracks in one week, is a blessing. A round of applause, dopeness!

Ghetto by August Alsina

The Def Jam crooner invites Rich Homie Quan on his track, which is on his upcoming LP, Downtown: Life Under The Gun, dopeness

Throwback Thursday: Stan by Eminem

With Eminem finally releasing a song after many years, I had to put one of his most famous songs of all time. I think this song was the first hiphop song I ever listened to. It is so famous that, the name "Stan" is now used as a adjective to describe an obsessed fan. Dido provided an amazing hook, which is smooth, but chilling, dopeness!

Survival by Eminem

He's back! Slim Shady finally returns with song, courtesy of the new Call Of Duty Ghosts trailer. Produced by DJ Khalil and features Liz Rodriguez on the hook, Eminem does his thing with multiple syllabic rhymes and aggressive delivery, dopeness!