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Bun B is streaming his entire third album, Trill OG, over at Spinner. The album features J. Prince, T-Pain, Jeezy, Slim Thug and two songs with Drake. If you’re like us, you’ll be tempted to jump straight to “Right Now” featuring posthumous verses by Pimp C and 2Pac, but try to restrain yourself and let the album play out from the beginning.
photo: Roc Nation/MTV
MTV’s full list of “The Hottest MCs In the Game Right Now” is now up and ready for your judgment. Put together by MTV’s “Brain Trust” (with some input from fans, we’re told), the list has been slowly revealing itself over the last week.
Here’s the full list (click the artist name to find out the rhyme and reason behind MTV’s pick):
10. Raekwon
09. 50 Cent
08. Fabolous
07. Young Jeezy
06. Gucci Mane
05. Rick Ross
04. Kanye West
03. Drake
02. Lil Wayne
Lots of Drake activity, especially for a Saturday. Here’s the info. We’re gonna give it a listen after the pool party. Sorry Drake. Sunshine and bikini’s gotta come first.
If you listen before we do, tell us what you think…
The Winner (prod. Tha Bizness) [Official]
Full tape/tracklist
01. Drake Signs (Intro)
02. Do It Now
03. Juice
04. The Winner
05. Slow It Down
06. Something
07. Stunt On You
08. Belly Shit
09. The One (Mary J Blige)
10. Invented Sex (Trey Songz)
11. Digital Girl (Jamie Foxx & Kanye West)
12. Successful f. Trey Songz
13. Unstoppable f. Lil Wayne …
Def Jam will be launching a series of compilation albums in celebration of their 25 years as a record label. The first will be called DJ Bring That Back Vol. 1 (1997-2008), the second release being volume 2 which will cover 84-96. Both of those are being released TODAY, Feb. 10th, via iTunes. They will contain artists such as Rick Ross, Kanye, Rihanna, Ashanti, Young Jeezy, DMX, Jay-Z, Redman, Method Man, LL Cool J, Slick Rick, Public Enemy, Jazzy Jay, and more. Quite a definitive roster. Then, come Feb. 24th, It Takes Two Part 1 will drop, part two coming at us Mar 10th. These are filled with, you guessed it, duos. Examples are Ja Rule/Ashanti, Warren G/Nate Dogg, Ghostface/Ne-Yo, Method Man/Redman, and plenty more. Def Jam is doing it up big for 2009, so I suggest …
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