Skip to main content

Posts

Showing posts with the label the game

WilsonBlock100 Radio

Why 300 Bars by The Game Is Greatest Rap Diss Ever 🏆 🏆 🏆

Download This Show: http://bit.ly/2woBaki   Mistah Wilson explains how 300 Bars by The Game is hands down tha greatest rap diss record ever and why most critics don't know what they're talking about 👀  Music by The Game "Where I'm From http://bit.ly/2LyBSjX   The Game "Down" http://bit.ly/2NrTPSR   The Game "Justo Tribute" http://bit.ly/2woIY5D

Listen to "Where I'm From" by Messy Marv & The Game (((AUDIO)))

Where I'm From · Messy Marv & The Game Blood Gang Music

Listen to "Bang Along" by The Game (((AUDIO)))

Listen to "My Love For You" by The Game (((AUDIO)))

The Games Song Dedicates a Beautiful Song To His Grandmother!

Listen to "Wanna Put Me Under" by The Game (((AUDIO)))

"Wanna Put Me Under" Artist: The Game Album: Westside Story Writers: June Watson Williams, Bo Watson

Stream "Fruition" album by Boneface on Spotify

Rick Ross Music Group’s Boneface, is a recording artist well-known for being an award-winning tattoo artist but it’s his latest album “Fruition” getting all the attention. He is clearly aiming to lead the summer of 2018 off strong by releasing two unfiltered, surreal projects, “Fruition” the album and “Fruition” the mixtape simultaneously. The projects were released June 29th, 2018 and contain hard-hitting dynamic singles such as "Spend It", “Come Up” featuring Ye Ali, “Solid AF” featuring Joe Green, and “Countin’ Money” featuring Block 125. The production on the album comes from heavy-hitting powerhouses including Grammy-nominated “Evil -G” whose production credits include Ludacris, Gucci Mane and Dej Loaf, award-winning producer “Faided” who has produced for Snoop Dogg, Berner and The Game as well as Boosie’s label producer “Jit the Beast”. The break out single "Spend It" produced by Evil-G is an energetic summer anthem with a hard-hitting trap beat, that paints a...

RICK ROSS MUSIC GROUP RECORDING ARTIST BONEFACE

Rick Ross Music Group’s Boneface, is a recording artist well-known for being an award-winning tattoo artist but it’s his latest album “Fruition” getting all the attention. He is clearly aiming to lead the summer of 2018 off strong by releasing two unfiltered, surreal projects, “Fruition” the album and “Fruition” the mixtape simultaneously. The projects were released June 29th, 2018 and contain hard-hitting dynamic singles such as "Spend It", “Come Up” featuring Ye Ali, “Solid AF” featuring Joe Green, and “Countin’ Money” featuring Block 125. The production on the album comes from heavy-hitting powerhouses including Grammy-nominated “Evil -G” whose production credits include Ludacris, Gucci Mane and Dej Loaf, award-winning producer “Faided” who has produced for Snoop Dogg, Berner and The Game as well as Boosie’s label producer “Jit the Beast”. The break out single "Spend It" produced by Evil-G is an energetic summer anthem with a hard-hitting trap beat, that paints a...

WilsonBlock Wednesdays w/ Dom Promo feat. The Game + Cam'ron + Grynch + Mac Judah + Hendo (11.29.17)

Latest on WilsonBlock100 Charts + Important Points for Artists & Musicians w/ Dom Promo + Comedian Eden Young + West Coast Collaborators + Music by The Game, Cam'ron, Grynch, Mac Judah, Hendo, & more + ...

Suge Knight to be released from Jail with a Biopic in the works?

Wack 100 Saying that Suge Knight will be out of Jail in 90 Days and He has the Rights to do a Suge Biopic.

Why is rapper The Game left out of conversation for "All-Time Hip Hop Diss Tracks"?

Admit it, you don't have anything to say unless it's negative or combative. Day in day out, it's been very well proven how people are much quicker to respond to negativity before they do "positivity". So much so, that negative prompts to reaction come with emphasis, passion, and of course, anger. Whether it be disagreements, racism, or genuine dislike for the opposite party, people operate on negative vibes. And in Hip Hop, this has shown to be a very effective marketing strategy. In Hip Hop, there is no shortage of diss tracks. Whether it be in tha mainstream media or your local music scene, rappers have found it useful to feed off negative waves. And many have capitalized off of it. For example, "Ether" by Nas is definitely considered one of the hardest diss records of all time, right? Not only was it a great diss, but it made the official tracklisting for Nas' album at that time, Stillmatic. We could go on a tangent and name countless rappers out ...