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Im Feeling the New Mixtape From Yung Crusay, Iv had this Mixtape for a while now and iv been living with thwe tracks and the ones im feeling have to be “Gangs all here” & “The Night Prt 2”, The Whole Tape is Hot, DL For Yaselfs.
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THE NIGHT PRT 2:
DL The Full “NOheartNOhustle” Mixtape Here
Brand new mixtape from ManeSqueeeze “Its Time… (Her)Story”, this is a dope tape with cool poetry Skits that spell’s out H.E.R, good concept & Good work Mane, Download For yourselves Below & Check out my Fave Track “The One”
Brand New Mixtape From The Popular Duo Swaggz & Hollywood, Check out my Two Fave Tracks from the “SexLoveSwag” Mixtape
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This is a Brand New Album Fom TKO, Be sure to check this out.
After seeing QB Battle against @mshustle126 i had to see what Qb’s “All Hail Qb Black Diamond” Mixtape is all about, coz they maybe able to battle but can these battle rappers actually make good songs/tracks etc, well why not check it out for yourselves below, show your girl QB love
Bontell(also known as Bone), ya favorite rapper’s favorite rapper. The newest, hottest MC to ever be called a rapper has burst onto the scene to push The Movement forward for 2007 and beyond. Originally hailing from Buffalo, NY. Intell has been rapping since he was 12. Growing up on the streets of New York, to say Intell had a hard life is an understatement. Gang banging and run ins with the law were the norm. Out on his own at 17, gang life became Intell’s haven and provided him with his life experiences. It was when realizing and accepting that he had more potential then others in an environment that would not accept him, Intell saw that his life wasn’t where he wanted it to be. At 19 Intell decided to make a turn for the better and dedicate himself to his number 1 grind, his music. Now based out of Long Island, NY, Intell is gearing up to set the Hip Hop movement ablaze!
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OFFICIAL VIDEO “Bone Intell – Body Language”
Brand New Mixtape From Young Snazz – “Summer In Detroit” , man it makes me wanna get out and enjoy summer over there too 
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Dolo Bangz
- Interview By @ElDamDot -
LGBTU: What’s Good?:
DB: Chilling, bro. That’s one thing about me, I’m always chilling even when I’m working hard.
LGBTU: Can you give us a quick introduction of yourself for our visitors?:
DB: I am Dolo Bangz. I’m a 21 year old unsigned MC, born in Jackson, Mississippi, raised in Dallas, Texas.
LGBTU: So what’s happening with you & the music at the moment?:
DB: Lots of wonderful things are happening, haha. I just dropped my anticipated debut mixtape, The Big Bang Theory, which can be downloaded at dolobangz.com. I just shot a video to one of the songs on the tape, Hot Fries & AriZona, and that is going to be released on Christmas. Also, I have a show on December 30th at the House of Blues here in Dallas. So everything is on the up and up right now, man.
LGBTU: Are there any plans for any collabs with other LGBT artists anytime soon?:
DB: Oh yes. There are a few that I’m currently working on, actually. I’m currently writing a song called “These Problems”, and that’s going to be featuring K.E.L, who is MY favorite LGBT artist so working with her is always a pleasure. I have another song called “Money In The Trap”. It’s a banger. Jimmii Montana, Taz Da Realist, and Starrah are on it with me. That’s an all-star line-up right there. Lastly, I’m going to be featured on a couple of my homie Dre Clevr’s tracks for her upcoming project, “Hindsight.” So there’s a lot going on.
LGBTU: When people check out ya music what has the response been like so far?:
DB: They honestly and genuinely enjoy it. They like the smooth, methodical delivery, realness, lyricism, my ability to get my point across, and the fact that I don’t sound like everyone else. Even other artists like my music, and I think that’s saying something. I get compared to Andre3000 a lot too, haha, which is a huge compliment. All in all, it’s love and positive vibes, and that’s a beautiful thing.
LGBTU: What inspires you to make ya music?:
DB: I pull inspiration from a lot of different places. Mainly, my inspiration comes from my life, my views, and things I’ve experienced. I like to keep it 100% real. So many people lie in their songs about the things they do and have. It’s ridiculous. If I said it, it’s true.
LGBTU: What’s the LGBT music scene like in the US? Or is there even such a thing as a LGBT music scene?
DB:I honestly don’t know if there’s a scene or not. There is in Houston, but other than that I have no idea. I don’t really pay attention to all of that stuff because I don’t want to label myself as such, an LGBT artist. Am I a lesbian? Obviously. Am I proud of it? Fuck yeah, but I refuse to be categorized and placed in a box. No box can hold me. I’m an artist, a MC. Period.
LGBTU: How hard is it to make it in the industry as a female artist, and is being LGBT important to sale your music or should you keep your sexuality to yourself?:
DB: There are so few of us, and for some reason, female artists feel the need to beef with each other. I think we set ourselves back by doing that. That’s what makes it hard, the fact that there is only one female on top at a time instead of us all shining together, and to answer your second question, Drake said it best, “I don’t wanna feel the need to wear disguises around.” Of course, he wasn’t talking about homosexuality when he said it, but that’s how I feel when it comes to my lifestyle. I’m not about to hide who I am to conform to what’s “socially acceptable.”
LGBTU: Are there any other artists from the US/UK or from the LGBT scene that we should be on the look out for?:
DB: Starrah is a force to be reckoned with. Dre Clevr’s lyric will either bite your head off, make you think, or both. Taz Da Realist’s name fits her perfectly, she’s definitely one of the realist.
LGBTU: If you wasn’t making music, what do you think you would be doing with your life right now?:
DB: I would be in my dorm room at University of Houston, Go Coogs, working on my degree in Mandarin Chinese. I’ve wanted to be a translator since middle school. In high school I took Spanish, French, Italian, and Chinese. I did it to see which languages I liked more, and I fell in love with Chinese. So, I decided to make it my major. If I wasn’t rapping, I’d be somewhere speaking Chinese.
LGBTU: How important do you think it is for new artists to know their history and appreciate the different elements of hip hop even if they don’t partake in them?:
DB: I think it’s extremely important. It’s a respect thing, showing respect to the hip hop culture in general and the people who came before us who paved the way for us. We wouldn’t be here if it weren’t for them. Do your research. Respect the craft, the art form.
LGBTU: Any final words / shout outs before we finish?:
DB: First and foremost, shout out to you and LGBT Underground for having me. I appreciate this, and shout out to every fan/supporter who loves what I do. Whether you’ve been rocking with me since the first time I put a song on the internet 2 years ago or you’ve just heard about me since TBBT dropped, I love you all. Oh, and one time for the haters!
“Jack D”
“Hot Fries N Arizona”
Frank Ocean ,The Brave and The Timid
By: Glennisha Morgan
It has been exactly one month since the release of Frank Ocean’s groundbreaking and tumultuous album, Channel Orange. It has been a little over a month since Ocean’s candid, brave, popular and unprecedented letter that revealed his love for another man. Ocean has sold out many shows, sold 238,000 records (as of Aug. 5), according to Nielsen Soundscan and has landed on Billboard’s 200 chart as number two. He deserves every bit of the applause that he has received.
But what about the openly-queer artists who have been “out” since day one? There are countless gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender artists who will most likely never have the privilege or opportunity to sell 238,000 records, be signed to a major record label and sell out international shows because they chose to be liberated and honest in their artistry from jump street. Or will they? There are a handful of queer artists who have had potential record deals contingent upon the change of their image and the masking of their sexuality. There are also a myriad of queer artists who have had their own amount of success, but their careers are somewhat stagnant because potential listeners can’t get past their sexuality and image. What is the difference between them and Frank Ocean? Is Ocean so talented that people just don’t care and others need to step their game up? Or is it that Ocean played it safe in the beginning and had a well planned and calculated “coming out” affair?
Back in May, President Barack Obama announced his support of gay marriage. Mogul, emcee, and highly raved about celebrity, Jay-Z later backed the president’s stance. Hip Hop pioneer Chuck D also followed suit. So it wasn’t surprising when Ocean penned his revealing letter, two months afterward. It was only inevitable that an artist or some artists would “come out of the closet”. It was just uncertain who exactly would come out. But why does it take the president and a few emcees’ support of the LGBT community in order for people to become more receptive of other human beings, who just happen to be attracted to the same sex? Does this support mean that the music industry and hip hop community has changed? Maybe so. Maybe not.
Even in the mist of and on the heels of Ocean’s current success, there are some artists who are still afraid to be open about their sexuality because they feel it is a gigantic risk to their careers. And can you blame them?
Its finally here, a Brand new LGBT Romantic Comedy Webseries
This is a lesbian drama series about a female attorney named Keisha, who is intimately involved in a relationship with an author/woman named Zoi’, and a man/gynecologist named Greg. Keisha has been able to keep her hidden idiosyncrasies from her family and friends for months, but now her secret affair with Zoi’ is creeping to the forefront. Keisha feeling pressured by Zoi’ to end her relationship with Greg, and evenly pressured by Greg to get married now, has finally realized that she must choose between the love of her life Zoi’, or the politically correct life with Greg she is suppose to live.
New Naimah Album about to Drop, Keep it locked here…
Taz Be getting you all ready for her Next Mixtape “No Mercy” dropping in September, Trsu its going to be crazy, you will get to hear all the in’s & outs of the pollitks in this Game…anyways..just get ready.
It Is finally here, the Brand new Video For LyriczBee – “Wild & Party”.
Dope
New Video From Bambino..check it out..
This track got one of them catchy hooks..:)
