TrapTeamBeats

I’m not sure if this fits the sub’s rules, if it doesn’t, the mods can handle it however they see fit. Even though I’m not from the U.S., I’ve been listening to U.S.-centric hip hop since before I even knew how to tie my shoes. From that point on, it stuck with me deeply and has played a huge role in how I see and respond to the world. Without getting into all the details of why or how, the main thing that always stood out to me about the artists was that they stood for something. They had goals, a vision, and a message. They were relatable to the world around them, and whatever that message was, there was always one, and that resonated to me deeply and is a huge part of why I stuck with it. To be clear, there were always artist which were not really into voicing any deep opinions and were making what some could call trunk or club music, but even they would speak out their minds, if not the music, then in their interviews. But in light of recent events, and really this past year in ...

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On Saturday, February 14th, Valentine’s Day, North Carolina native Rapsoy electrified the stage at this year’s Dilla Day LA celebration. Held at Don Quijote in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, the annual tribute brought together hip-hop heads, legendary performers, and devoted fans to honor the life and legacy of the late, great J Dilla. Rapsoy, representing the East Coast with undeniable presence and lyrical precision, delivered a powerful set pulled straight from their catalog. From start to finish, the performance commanded the room, blending raw lyricism with soulful production in a way that paid homage to Dilla’s influence while maintaining Rapsoy’s distinct voice. The crowd responded with high energy, creating a shared moment that reflected the spirit of unity Dilla’s music continues to inspire. The night was further amplified by a special appearance from Michigan emcee One Be Lo of Binary Star. Known for his intricate wordplay and underground acclaim, One Be Lo treated the audienc...

Released on February 12th, 2021, via RCA Records, this accompanying album was released on the day of the digital release of the movie Judas and the Black Messiah. The movie is a biographical historical crime drama film directed and produced by Shaka King, about the betrayal of Fred Hampton, chairman of the Illinois chapter of the Black Panther Party in late 1960s Chicago, by William O'Neal, an FBI informant. Tracklist: Chairman Fred Hampton, Jr. – Cointelpro H.E.R. – Fight For You (From the Original Motion Picture ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’) Nas – EPMD Black Thought – Welcome To America Nipsey Hussle x Jay-Z – What It Feels Like Hit-Boy – Broad Day Smino x Saba – Plead The .45th Masego x JID; Rapsody – Somethin’ Ain’t Right (feat. JID & Rapsody) BJ The Chicago Kid – Letter 2 U Lil Durk – On Your Mind White Dave – Appraise G Herbo – All Black Nardo Wick – I Declare War Pooh Sheisty – No Profanity POLO G – Last Man Standing Dom Kennedy – Respect My Mind G ...

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