Unfortunately her new mixtape, Hardcore 2K3 did not drop as expected on Black Friday, but Lil Kim did decide to introduce us to her alter ego, "Kimmy Blanco" on this new joint. I fuck with it!
Tough loss, but a great season!
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Dec 2, 2013
Nov 13, 2013
Dose Of The 90's #9
Artist: The L.O.X. feat. Lil Kim & DMX
Song title:Money, Power, Respect
Album:Money, Power & Respect
Artist: Mad Skillz
Song title: Move Ya BodyAlbum: From Where??
Artist: Kris Kross
Song title: Warm It Up
Album: Totally Krossed Out
Artist: Def Squad
Song title: Rappers DelightAlbum:
Artist: The Beatnuts
Song title: Watch Out Now
Album: A Musical Massacre
Nov 4, 2013
Nov 1, 2013
Lil Kim - Dead Gal Walking
Hard Core 2K13 is set to drop on 11.19.19 - Black Friday. Peep a joint off the new project!
Oct 30, 2013
Dose Of The 90s #7
Artist: Craig Mack feat. Notorious BIG, LL Cool J, Busta Rhymes, Rampage
Song Title: Flava In Ya Ear Remix
Album:Project Funk da World
Artist:Total feat. Lil Kim, Foxy Brown, Da Brat
Song Title:No One Else Remix
Album:Total
Artist:Sam Sneed
Song Title:U Better Recognize
Album:Street Scholars
Artist:Fugees
Song Title:Oh La La La
Album:The Score
Artist:Q-Tip
Song Title:Vivrant Thang
Album:Amplified
Oct 18, 2013
Dose of The 90's #5
Artist: Snoop Dogg
Song title: What's My Name
Album: Doggystyle
*when he turned into the dog tho! lol
Artist: Redman
Song title: I'll be dat
Album: Doc's da Name
Artist: Lord Tariq & Peter Gunz
Song title: Deja Vu
Album: Make it Reign
Artist: The Roots feat. Erykah Badu (& EVE)
Song title: You Got Me
Album: Things Fall Apart
Artist: Angie Martinez, Lil Kim, Left Eye, Da Brat & Missy Elliott
Song title: Ladies Night
Album: Nothing To Lose Soundtrack
Song title: What's My Name
Album: Doggystyle
*when he turned into the dog tho! lol
Artist: Redman
Song title: I'll be dat
Album: Doc's da Name
Artist: Lord Tariq & Peter Gunz
Song title: Deja Vu
Album: Make it Reign
Artist: The Roots feat. Erykah Badu (& EVE)
Song title: You Got Me
Album: Things Fall Apart
Artist: Angie Martinez, Lil Kim, Left Eye, Da Brat & Missy Elliott
Song title: Ladies Night
Album: Nothing To Lose Soundtrack
Oct 17, 2013
Queens
The best female rappers/emcees/lyricists in my eyes. Each have inspired me to rap and shine as the dopest Queens in this game! I won't lie, I'm a little bias, but the skill level in the late 80s into the early 2000's was in a whole nother league. I feel like nowadays there is way too much focus on sex appeal and trends. I'm no old head, but back then female rappers could collaborate on music (Ladies Night, Fighting Temptations) now we see more beef than sportsmanship. I got a lot to say, but I'll save that for another post. Enjoy these cuts from some of my favorites!
Left Eye
The reason I started rapping was because of this woman. Her verse off of "what about your friends" was the first verse I ever tried to rap. I liked her style better when she was with TLC, but nevertheless she was always nice with it!
Jean Grae
The "Attack of The Attacking" album inspired me like crazy because her flow was raw, not some pretty type rapping if you know what I mean.
Ladybug Mecca (former member of digable planets)
I like to call her style "sweet & sour" because her voice is soft and gentle, but her lyrical content is total opposite.
Bahamadia
One of the most distinctive voices in the game. I remember hearing Bahamadia on Soundbombing and becoming an instant fan.
MC Lyte
OG. Always consistent.
Da Brat
Another lyricist that keeps it consistent. Her delivery is crazy.
Foxy Brown & Lil Kim
I'm listing these two together because my views are the same on both. Dope as fuck when they were out, fizzled out of the current, but will always be respected and knowed as OGs.
Rapsody
Backed by one of greatest producers, 9th Wonder. Rapsody is closet to that level of female lyricism I felt back in the day. Straight spitting, no gimics.
Snow Tha Product
Another dope female rapper. Her music is lil more pop influenced(IMO), but her delivery is nice and she can spit.
EVE
I feel like EVE is often overlooked. when she came out as Ruff Ryder's 1st Lady, she had that grimey eastcoast flow that I love. Her style is different now, but she still got skill.
Lauryn Hill
"The Score" was the 2nd CD I ever bought on my own with my good ol' lunch money. When I heard L Boogie spit for the first time I was in awe and extremely inspired.
When she dropped "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" I was OBSESSED. I even told myself that I was gonna rap and sing like her too.
Nowadays, I do feel like her style is no longer relatable and I just can't vibe with it. There's no doubt in my mind she has the ability to make some amazing music, but I've yet to hear anything that I could love like I used to. I understand people grow and styles change, but whatever she's evolved into I'm just not feeling it. However, I will always respect her and she will always be one of the greats.
*I also have to mention Nicki Minaj because she's not my favorite, but I gotta give her credit because she's killing and dominating the game. No competition. Nicki's like Drake to me though, I feel that she has mad skill at rapping, but I don't favor the singing/pop/club tracks.
Left Eye
The reason I started rapping was because of this woman. Her verse off of "what about your friends" was the first verse I ever tried to rap. I liked her style better when she was with TLC, but nevertheless she was always nice with it!Jean Grae
The "Attack of The Attacking" album inspired me like crazy because her flow was raw, not some pretty type rapping if you know what I mean. Ladybug Mecca (former member of digable planets)
I like to call her style "sweet & sour" because her voice is soft and gentle, but her lyrical content is total opposite.
Bahamadia
One of the most distinctive voices in the game. I remember hearing Bahamadia on Soundbombing and becoming an instant fan. MC Lyte
OG. Always consistent. Da Brat
Another lyricist that keeps it consistent. Her delivery is crazy.Foxy Brown & Lil Kim
I'm listing these two together because my views are the same on both. Dope as fuck when they were out, fizzled out of the current, but will always be respected and knowed as OGs.
Rapsody
Backed by one of greatest producers, 9th Wonder. Rapsody is closet to that level of female lyricism I felt back in the day. Straight spitting, no gimics.Snow Tha Product
Another dope female rapper. Her music is lil more pop influenced(IMO), but her delivery is nice and she can spit.EVE
I feel like EVE is often overlooked. when she came out as Ruff Ryder's 1st Lady, she had that grimey eastcoast flow that I love. Her style is different now, but she still got skill.Lauryn Hill
"The Score" was the 2nd CD I ever bought on my own with my good ol' lunch money. When I heard L Boogie spit for the first time I was in awe and extremely inspired.
When she dropped "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" I was OBSESSED. I even told myself that I was gonna rap and sing like her too.
Nowadays, I do feel like her style is no longer relatable and I just can't vibe with it. There's no doubt in my mind she has the ability to make some amazing music, but I've yet to hear anything that I could love like I used to. I understand people grow and styles change, but whatever she's evolved into I'm just not feeling it. However, I will always respect her and she will always be one of the greats.
*I also have to mention Nicki Minaj because she's not my favorite, but I gotta give her credit because she's killing and dominating the game. No competition. Nicki's like Drake to me though, I feel that she has mad skill at rapping, but I don't favor the singing/pop/club tracks.
Oct 16, 2013
BET Cyphers
One of the biggest events in hip hop every year is the BET Cypher...some may disagree, but everyone talks about this for weeks and the debate is serious!
Digital All Stars: Astro grew up and is nice with it! I feel like if Asia didn't sound so nervous her verse would've been stronger
Jon Conner & friends: Wax & Conner killed it, Rhapsody was solid
A$AP Mob: wasn't really feeling their lil group hook but I did enjoy the fact they looked like they were having hella fun...rapping was decent...I fuck with Rocky & Ferg
Lil Kim & friends: Bronson is always nice, not feelin Star...on the cipher at least or Travis cause it didnt even sound like he was trying, I'll pass on Tiffany Foxx...not Lil Kim's best but I'll always fuck with her
Slaughterhouse: Already a given that they were gonna kill it. Strongest lyrical group in the biz right now. Joell got fit!
"So if I'm choosin where to aim it'll be his head/just to kill whoever's nice now chivalry is dead"
TDE: They got the best beat! Kdot is a beast man...that high five tho LOL...I never heard of Isaiah Rashad TBH but I like his flow and will look out for him in the future...Q & Ab were nice as usual
And last but not least...
THE REAL HUSBANDS OF HOLLYWOOD: lmfao...that's some good rappin for just playin round...Nick Cannon had some punches LOL and Boris really rapped in German hahha man..."Now look at me *cough *cough that means I'm sick" hahahah
Oct 2, 2013
Dose of the 90s #3
Artist: Jon B feat. Jay Z, Coco
Song Title: Keep it real
Album: Hav Plenty Soundtrack
Artist: Junior M.A.F.I.A feat. Aaliyah, Lil' Kim
Song Title: I need you tonight
Album: Conspiracy
Artist: Silkk The Shocker feat. Mya
Song Title: Somebody like me
Album: Made Man
Artist: JT Money feat. Sole
Song Title: Who Dat
Album: Pimpin' on Wax
Artist: Drag-On feat. Young Wun
Song Title: Down Bottom
Album: Ryde or Die Vol. 1
Song Title: Keep it real
Album: Hav Plenty Soundtrack
Artist: Junior M.A.F.I.A feat. Aaliyah, Lil' Kim
Song Title: I need you tonight
Album: Conspiracy
Artist: Silkk The Shocker feat. Mya
Song Title: Somebody like me
Album: Made Man
Artist: JT Money feat. Sole
Song Title: Who Dat
Album: Pimpin' on Wax
Artist: Drag-On feat. Young Wun
Song Title: Down Bottom
Album: Ryde or Die Vol. 1
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