All rap beef is largely pathetic, essentially boiling down to a couple of grown men acting like children in the school yard. It does sometime lead to good music though, and the Bridge Wars still remain as one of the most exciting periods in the history of hip-hop. Now, many, many years later, MC Shan has pointlessly re-igniting his fued with KRS-ONE. They have been taking shots at each other this past week, like a couple of old wrestlers embarrassingly past their use by date.
Arsonists crew members Q-Unique and D-Stroy pay their respects to Criminal Minded in this new video for Born In 87.
Damn you, Macklemore. Popular wisdom is that we are meant to dislike his music, but its hard to deny the dopeness of this new track, with a guest verse from KRS-ONE, and cuts from DJ Premier. Props to Buckshot and the whole Boot Camp Click. Listen here.
In addition to releasing his new album, hip-hop legend KRS-ONE also features on this new joint, alongside the one and only Bumpy Knuckles. Listen below.
The new album from KRS-ONE has finally arrived, and its pretty dope. Stream it here.
Yesterday we got snippets of Sound Man from KRS-ONE, but now the Blastmaster has dropped the full version. Its taken from his new Now Hear This album, and you can listen below.
A few days ago KRS-ONE dropped Drugs Won, the first single from his upcoming new album, Now Hear This. He’s now teasing up with snippets from the next joint, Sound Man. Listen below.
A new KRS-ONE album is always dope news, so we are pretty excited to hear that Now Hear This is on the way. Kris is kicking things off with this new single, dropping science about the drugs trade. Listen below.
