Lil' Fame

Here are the new releases of the week.

Closing out 2019 with some major heat.

Though mixtapes reigned supreme in 2009, these LPs delivered just as much.

1998 was a grand year for hip-hop.

The legendary MC's new album drops on June 2.

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Buzzing rapper Rekstizzy calls out the opposition and let’s ‘em know what’s up. In the visuals for “Come At Me Bro,” Rek and Lil Fame of M.O.P. host a fight with senior citizens. There’s money involved so it becomes extra competitive...

On this day, April 12, in hip-hop history... 1994: M.O.P. released its debut album To The Death. Prior to the album's release, the Brownsville, Brooklyn duo enjoyed moderate underground success with the release of their single "How About Some Hardcore...

Lil Fame and Termanalogy's Fizzyology had knockers laced with some of Fame's roughest productions. The visual for the project's single, takes place in multiple locales, including the lot of a Pat's game. Check out Term and Bun trade bars back to back...

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Fame and Termanology's collaborative effort deserves a solid thumb up...