Uncle Murda made his L.A. debut by checking in with the L.A. Leakers. It’s only right that a man with the lyrical gift Murda has spit some bars for #Freestyle006. To start off Creddy and Milk dropped Jay-Z’s “So Ghetto” instrumental, before switching it over to Future’s “Mask Off.”
During the freestyle Murda called out Soulja Boy for being an Internet thug, said he wanted to bail Suge Knight out just to kill him, mentioned having two commonalities with 2-Pac, and a lot more. Watch below to see the full freestyle and enjoy these free bars.
Get to know Justin Credible and his journey from djing house parties to being on the radio everynight and playing the hottest clubs, with Power 106’s latest episode of “Where Power 106 Lives featuring Justin Credible.”
Jus tells his story from where it all started by revisiting his old block in the San Fernando Valley, his middle school, and high school where he met J. Cruz. Through the journey Creddy talks about his passion for music, the influences in his life, how the L.A. Leakers got started, and his original dream.
The docu-series takes you inside parties with Drake to working alongside Dr. Dre on Beats1’s “The Pharmacy.” Press play below to watch via YouTube.
We gave you a new freestyle every Friday this month, but skipped this last Friday because of Thanksgiving. To fulfill our Freestyle Friday, here’s 100 more bars for you. Make sure to keep up with B Gonzalez on on IG/Twitter: @iambgonzalez.
We hopped on the phone with our guys, Rae Sremmurd, last night after their sold out show at The Observatory to talk everything “Black Beatles”. The song is #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and became the unofficial soundtrack to everyone’s mannequin challenge and the biggest song on social media. Check the convo out above and make sure you grab Sremm Life 2 in stores and on iTunes NOW!
We sat down with the legend Jeezy and had a chance to cover everything from his old catalog, to what artists he looked up to growing up and the loss of Bankroll Fresh. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on Apple Music by searching “Leakshow” in the search engine and hitting subscribe.
Week 2 of freestyles provided by our boy, B Gonzalez, we’ll be continuing to bring you a new freestyle every Friday through the month of November. This week he takes a crack at Kid Frost classic, “La Raza”. Keep up with him on Twitter/IG @iambgonzalez and check back for a new freestyle next Friday!
J.D. & DA Brat slid this hot new track “Alessandro Michele”, into our email it was only right that we leaked it! Produced by than other than TIMBALAND!
I interviewed Houston rapper, Rocky Banks for the first episode of the L.A. Leakers Indie Spotlight Podcast and had him spit a freestyle. The homie told me he was coming with some heat, and that’s exactly what was brought as he rapped his ass off on this freestyle over Erykah Badu’s “On and On.” Lookout for the full interview dropping tomorrow!
QUOTABARZ
“I’m so dope, I’m addicted, shoot up with dirty syringes. Overdose on these lyrics till they come to they senses.”
“I can doctor up lyrics for n****z testing my patience, paint you a picture that’s vivid, overlooking the gimmicks. Say what up to my fans and middle finger to critics.”
“N****z be poppin’ beans, well wake up and smell the Folgers. The documents in this folder keep all of my lyrics tight. Homicide on my paper be everything that I write.”
The convo that NEVER gets old. The best rapper of all time!!! The best ANYTHING of all time never gets old, really. I love to argue with Justin. That’s just what brothers do I guess. Anytime there’s a chance for me to disagree with him, I’ll usually do it. The other night in the studio when the greatest rapper of all time convo started, I had to jump in. Listen to our thoughts (us yelling at each other) and let us know where you stand. -Milk
Still Brazy hit the iTunes store last night and YG came by the NEW L.A. Leakers new night show on Power 106 Monday-Friday from 7p-10p to celebrate. It didn’t stop with an interview, we had YG spit some bars for us before he bounced, check it out above and cop the album on iTunes now. Link below!!!!
Here’s my new mix for March, with some of the hottest songs out right now! It’s available on the dopest Hip-Hop app out ‘Where Hip Hop Lives‘, where you can stream Power 106 and Hot 97 all the time plus you can subscribe to the ‘New At 2′ channel!! Make sure you download the ‘Where Hip Hop Lives‘ app in the app section of your phone, Google Play, or Text APP to 69106! So make sure to listen & download it Here,, so you can get all the mixes from myself, and all the Power 106 DJ’s for FREE! #WHHL
We got together with our long time homie, Terrace Martin, to bring you some special shit. Terrace is gearing up for the release of his new project Velvet Portraits and wanted to give you guys something to hold you over. So here it is!
It was a big week for music but even a bigger one for the culture.
GRAMMY RECAP
Hip-hop made its mark at the 58th Grammy Awards, as Kendrick Lamar shattered Eminem’s record for Grammy nominations with 11 of his own.
K. Dot became the first hip-hop artist with that many nominations and took home five of those, not bad for a “good kid” from a “m.A.A.d city” like Compton.
Aside from the record-breaking nominations and awards, Kendrick gave the audience a historic performance, showing he was worthy of earning the Grammy for Best Performance.
His performance displayed the electrifying jazziness his songs featured on ‘To Pimp A Butterfly’ embody, as he hobbled, shackled up across the stage.
Kendrick showed the detail he puts in his performances which has led him to his superstardom state.
From the dark purple swollen bruises on his face, to the look of a modern-day slave, to the African sax melody, it was as explosive as a Dr. Dre song.
Check out the performance:
Shoutout to the TDE.
A$AP Rocky paid major homage to the late A$AP Yams, as he hit the Grammy red carpet with Yams’ mother:
Unfortunately for Rocky he didn’t take home the Grammy for his song “L$D,” was nominated for Best Music Video. BIg ups on the nomination though.
Taylor Swift continued her Grammy dominance winning multiple awards including Album Of The Year for ‘1989.’
There were no Kanye West interruptions during her acceptance speech this time around, although she did throw shade at ‘Ye.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPOPtQIEQt0
The Grammys are way too long of a show to air everything, so naturally things got cut out.
One of the biggest non-televised events of the night in my opinion, was the tribute to Run DMC, as they were given a lifetime achievement award.
Being that Run DMC was the first hip-hop act to EVER be nominated for a Grammy, it should’ve been aired. It would’ve made it an even bigger night for the culture. An EPIC one.
Here are some of the biggest award winners of the 58th Grammys:
Song Of The Year – Ed Sheeran, “Thinking Out Loud”
Album Of The Year – 1989, Taylor Swift
Best New Artist – Meghan Trainor
Record Of The Year – Mark Ronson f. Bruno Mars, “Uptown Funk”
Best Music Video – Taylor Swift f/ Kendrick Lamar, “Bad Blood”
Rap Album of the Year – To Pimp a Butterfly, Kendrick Lamar
Best Rap Performance – Kendrick Lamar, “Alright”
Best Rap Song – Kendrick Lamar, “Alright”
Best Rap Performance – Kendrick Lamar, “Alright”
Best Rap/Sung Collaboration – Kendrick Lamar, “These Walls,”
Best Pop Solo Performance – Ed Sheeran, “Thinking Out Loud”
Best Pop Duo/Group Performance – “Uptown Funk,” Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars
Best Pop Vocal Album – 1989, Taylor Swift
Best R&B Performance – “Earned It (Fifty Shades Of Grey),” the Weeknd
Best Traditional R&B Performance – “Little Ghetto Boy,” Lalah Hathaway
Best R&B Song – “Really Love,” D’Angelo and Kendra Foster, songwriters (D’Angelo and the Vanguard)
Best Urban Contemporary Album – Beauty Behind the Madness, the Weeknd
Best R&B Album – Black Messiah, D’Angelo and the Vanguard
Best Dance Recording – “Where Are U Now,” Skrillex and Diplo with Justin Bieber
Best Dance/Electronic Album – Skrillex and Diplo Present Jack U, Skrillex and Diplo
SLAM DUNK!!
From awards to awards, the more physical of the two, was the NBA Slam Dunk contest hosted at the Air Canada Centre in the 6ix.
This year’s participants were: Zach LaVine from the Minnesota T’wolves, Aaron Gordon from the Orlando Magic, Andre Drummond of the Detroit Pistons and Will Barton of the Denver Nuggets.
The two that left a lasting impression on spectators were; Air Gordon and the reigning Slam Dunk Contest champion, Zach LaVine.
In the final round the two faced-off and there were some high expectations (no pun intended).
LaVine put on a vintage MJ dunk as he went thru the legs, then around the back and took one to the hole from the free-throw line.
Gordon, took one-off the Magic’s mascot one-handed into a 360, then a backhanded dunk off the rim to the hole.
The best dunk of the night was Gordon’s in my opinion. He flew in the air over the mascot and took the ball under his legs in a sitting formation.
It still wasn’t enough to grab him the trophy.
LaVine ended up taking the award and being crowned the NBA Slam Dunk Champion in “back-to-back” years. Very fitting with Drake in attendance and no sign of Meek.
Check out the highlights of the competition:
Do you think LaVine earned it? Tell us in the comments below or tweet us. We “wanna know.” (no pun)
KOBE’S LAST ALL-STAR GAME
The Black Mamba is celebrating his last season in the NBA and Sunday’s All-Star game marked his last one.
Kobe was the leading vote-getter coming into the game, earning his starting spot in the lineup.
The crowd shouted his name as he got introduced and ran into the smoke-filled court.
Multiple current NBA All-Stars showed their love and admiration during the game and in the press conferences.
Another Laker legend, Magic Johnson even walked to the center of the court to introduce a tribute video for Kobe, which highlighted some big moments in his All-Star career.
It was a very exciting site to see as he got guarded by LeBron James and vice-versa and even posted up former teammate, Pau Gasol.
Here are some of the highlights from Kobe’s last All-Star Game:
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