It’s an interesting result because I know that even thought here are people who would appreciate Common’s music more as a whole, many felt like he was in the wrong when it came to his beef with Drake. Although the Epic Network management were in favour of Common, we don’t always like to take sides in these things, and I myself felt like the beef was silly anyway. It was mainly my lengthy connection with Hip Hop that swayed me in Common’s favour as I respect everything he has added to the genre in the years I have listened to him.

We now have up a new poll at the bottom of the page, so be sure to cast your vote.

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Gucci Mane has been going and in out of Jail in the last two or three years but every time he goes in and comes out his music gets better and better each time. Every Song on the Mixtape is Solid and you’ll find one that is your favorite, this is probably the 1st Gucci Mane projects I’ve listened to from front to back. He has features from 2 Chainz, Waka Flocka, Future, Yo Gotti, Rocko, JadaKiss and Chilly Chill with production from Mike Will, Sonny Digital, Zaytoven, Lex Lugar, Drumma Boy, KE On the Track and Southside. The Tape is hosted by Holiday Season/1017 Brick Squad/Aphilliates Music Group’s Own, DJ Holiday and there is never a dull moment.  Check it out below and let us know your favorite track.

Let us know by leaving a comment below, is Gucci Mane Trap Back a Bump it or Dump it?

AJ aka DJ KILLZOWN JONES

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This is probably the shortest article I have done yet, but it is simply a freestyle, it is Common, so there is not much more needed to be said. Checkout the track below and let us know your thoughts – BlackBerry needed? Or not really?

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Speaking to Nah Right, Drake mentioned wouldn’t record another diss track towards Common, saying instead that this was all done because he used the beef to promote his latest album, “The Dreamer, The Believer.” quoted to say: despite how it’s been worded by him that situation is not a ‘hip hop moment’ or a ‘battle for the sake of musical integrity’…it’s a ploy for attention around the release of an album, more than anything it was just disappointing cause what kid isn’t a fan of what Common has done for our genre. A guy who made such an incredible career for himself based off expressing genuine feelings about life and love is now targeting me for sharing my story.”

With Drake likely ignoring real reasons to why the beef was started in the first place, he moved on to discussing his plans for a tour this year as well as he has already started recording new music.

“I have begun working on new music already and I’ll be recording during the whole college tour with 40. Making better music and building myself as a business is all that’s on my mind. Hopefully some acting as well.”

So the beef has ended, for now. Time and time again we hear an artist from Young Money/Cash Money weasel their way out of a beef only to then intentionally go back in and deny themselves, so it would not be surprising if Drake has a few extra words to say about the Chi-town legend upon new music releases. Whatever the case, let us know your thoughts and opinions on this situation.

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In a conference room in midtown Manhattan we sat down with Smack and E. Beasley who are the duo who bought us the street legendary Smack DVD’s and who are currently pioneering the new era in battle rap with their current venture the Ultimate Rap League. Check out this exclusive in depth interview as we touch base on various topics and catch up with the men behind various things we’ve seen in Hip Hop. Shot and Edited by @NoMercyHarlem. Make sure you check out WeArePMG.Net

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