Joell Ortiz is back to display his lyrical skills. The Brooklyn rapper launched a new song called “God Forbid” along with a freestyle to Gang Starr’s classic “Mass Appeal” after Flex suggested that he should do the instrumental some justice.
Joell Ortiz is back to display his lyrical skills. The Brooklyn rapper launched a new song called “God Forbid” along with a freestyle to Gang Starr’s classic “Mass Appeal” after Flex suggested that he should do the instrumental some justice.
On Friday night, Lil Wayne headlined Mass Appeal’s annual SXSW show, Live At The BBQ. During his set, Tunechi took yet another moment to let everyone know how much he REALLY doesn’t rock with Birdmn. “If you think that I am stressing or letting this shit get to me, please remember, there’s too much good pussy and too many great motherf**kin’ loyal fans to worry about bullshit ass Birdman,” Wayne told the crowd, before launching into “No Worries.” Watch the performance below!
DJ Khaled told us over the summer that Nas Album Done, and now Nas’ artist Dave East has some info on it for us.
Lil Yachty recently sat down with Mass Appeal for their ‘Time Alone‘ segment, where an artist interviews themselves, and it’s the greatest thing I’ve seen all year. 18-year-old Yachty is one of the more popular new artists, and is likely going to land a spot on XXL‘s annual Freshmen issue next month. His mix of rapping and singing on whimsical beats (typically made by his go-to producer, Burberry Perry) has me hooked, mostly because the content is so ridiculous that it’s hilariously entertaining. For example, Yachty remixed the theme song to Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood earlier this month and had Kylie Jenner join him, and you can check that out here. This 4-minute Mass Appeal clip is equally as hilariously entertaining as his music, and it will be worth every second. You’re welcome.
It’s been 10 years since we lost the legendary J. Dilla, and Mass Appeal is going to keep his memory alive with a posthumous album! Nas has announced that the album will be titled The Diary, and will feature Snoop Dogg, Madlib, Pete Rock and more, all over Dilla beats. This should be good. Rest in power, Dilla.
Future has been crowned as one of “the bests” in the music scene as of late. Mass Appeal had a sit-down with Future Hendrix where he detailed his writing process and how he gets motivation to come up with the creative concepts for his mixtapes.