Exclusive! Lux Says Hollow Had Inconsistencies In Their Battle (@IAmLoadedLux @HollowDaDonLOM)
We previously released Part 1 of our post-UW Battle Leauge “High Stakes” interview with Loaded Lux, in which he discussed various aspects of his battle vs Hollow Da Don, and here he continued to talk with Battle Rap Journalist Michael Hughes about various details of their epic clash.
Lux began by addressing the positives and negatives of Hollow Da Don winning the coin toss and choosing for Lux to kick off the battle. He believes that even though Hollow is a great freestyler, Lux’s material in the first round could’ve been so solid that people will still be vibing on his energy and bars even after Hollow spit his heat.
Lux went on to address the rumors stirred up by fans regarding his reason for taking off his leather jacket after Hollow spit a rebuttal about it. Despite what many have been saying, Lux stated that he was already going to take off the jacket but Hollow just managed to time his rebuttal perfectly so it played into his bars. Lux is very critical, especially of himself, and believes that even though he put on a great performance he still has much room to grow, and also felt as though Hollow had inconsistencies within his rounds during the battle.
He concluded by addressing the drama behind the various battle leagues competing to get the best battles, and he believes that UW putting on a great show is actually a win for Smack/URL and all of the other leagues because it elevates Battle Rap as a whole.
Sometimes we need a second chance at success! Following the recent tracks of Stressed Out and Non Believer, Kodak Black released the audio for Dis Time which garnered over 1.3 million views within its first week. Produced by Ayo B and Dr. Zeuz, “Dis Time” weaves together street narratives with the soulful resonance of a seasoned blues singer, showcasing Kodak’s unparalleled ability to turn pain and adversity into lyrical gold. Despite facing legal challenges, Kodak’s artistic prowess remains unscathed, with each release further solidifying his status as a young legend.
Today, Kodak unveils a self-directed video, solidifying Kodak’s status as a force to be reckoned with in the rap scene. With “Dis Time” and his forthcoming album, When I Was Dead, Kodak Black continues to push the boundaries of rap music, offering listeners a raw and unfiltered glimpse into his world. As he navigates superstardom, Kodak also takes on the roles of entrepreneur and philanthropist, launching labels like Sniper Gang and Vulture Love to further amplify his message. Stream the single here and check out the official video below.
In Ice Spice‘s latest revelation, the Bronx Baddie drops Gimmie A Light. This release signals the inaugural single from her highly anticipated debut album, Y2K. A culmination of her raw talent and unapologetic style, this record showcases Ice Spice’s signature whip-smart bars and commanding vocal presence. Produced by her longtime collaborator RiotUSA, the track cleverly incorporates a sample from Sean Paul‘s classic hit Gimme The Light, adding a nostalgic twist to her contemporary sound.
Directed by The Evil Twins, the official video transports viewers into a world of high glamour and hyperreality, featuring Ice Spice in a series of captivating scenes that blur the lines between fantasy and reality. Ice Spice’s recent performance of “Gimmie A Light” at Coachella left audiences in awe, fueling anticipation for her inevitable ascent to headliner status. With Y2K slated for release later this year, fans can expect a full-length album that lives up to the hype, building upon the success of her debut EP, Like..? Watch the visuals below and stream your copy here. Keep up with Ice Spice by following here on instagram, twitter, soundcloud, youtube, and spotify.
From Meek Mill to Lil Uzi Vert and Tierra Whack, Philadelphia is home to some of the hottest artists in the game. It should be no surprise we are sharing a new track from emerging 215 artist, Dell Corcetti. Titled “Priceless,” Dell croons over atmospheric production courtesy of Gibbo as he raps about his lady and lifestyle.
“With this song, I was aiming to capture the spirit of many songs from my old playlist that shaped my taste in music. That’s where I found my inspiration for how I stitched together my melodies. Not to mention, the beat alone already stirred inspiration inside of me. The producer (Gibbo) really did his thing.”
Stream Dell Corcetti’s “Priceless” below!
Stream Link: https://songwhip.com/
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