I guess Bay Area Rapper and Shmoplife Founder Kool John has nice things to say, yet with a bit of disinterest for the fact that there was no album artwork, maybe Kanye didnt want you to judge his music by the artwork of it all??

Rapper and Songwriter Jay Ant hit home for me, I agree I like the trying of new stuff, and based on my generation, a lot of the techno used in his album is definately some heavy trance and acid music, a lot of which could b considered as Electro Trap music, which is actually very popular right now. Lots of people are saying its becoming even more popular than rap music!!

Thizz Boss Mac Mall comments with us on the Yeezy album, claiming Kanye has got a little Emo for his taste, and being that were talking Mac Mall, a tale of two Mac’s rapper definately makes a good point. Seems like we are seeing a way different artist than the breakthrough “Jesus Walks”, so Id have to agree, Kanye has gotten pretty dark with his image and his overall presentation with his music.

If we all know 40 Glocc, we all know he won’t bite his lip about the talks of rapper releases, and obviously he has disinterest in the album title of Yeezy’s new album titled “yeezus”. The known crip went further to downtalk the rapper posting a picture of him suited as a full blood, with a Cash Money shirt on…seems like he is also taking shots at the YMCMB Family, claiming that Kanye isnt Jesus just like YMCMB aint no bloods?

Well regardless if you can say the least, some people are feeling Kanye’s new moves, and others are a bit moved back on all the publicity stunts to push the new project. Some think we just need to slap Tupac, Spice 1, and E40 and everything will be okay!

I don’t have an opinion, as a music fan I am just watching, but comparing J Cole and Mac Millers releases to that of Mr Kanye West, I have virtually not heard anything about the other two album, minus the fact that everyone claims “Born Sinner” is an instant Hip Hop classic.

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WTF?!!! Two lives lost in one day?  Eventhough Lil Snupe is from Louisiana and Jimme Wall Streetfrom Philadelphia both were associated with Meek Mill and his label, Dream Chasers.  The question is what the F is going on?  James “Jimme Wallstreet spend his early career with 50 cent and the G0Unit family.  He recently signed a production deal with supper producer Don Cannon and was set to release his album.  Jimme ironically performed at a Stop The Violence Rally this weekend in Philadelphia, a city known for having one of the worst rates of gun violence in the country.  Jimme was from the Germantown area of Philadelphia leaving behind his parents, six sisters and tons of friends.  Jimme and Snupe will truly be missed. Stay tuned to 24hourhip.com for more information on this heartbreaking story.  We send our sincere condolances to Lil Snupe, Jimme Wallstreet & the Dream Chasers Family. Check out the the post from Meek Mill and  Jimme Wallstreet hours before his death.  What a sad day for Hip Hop. Salute to ALL of our fallen soldiers.

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Whats nice is seeing the newer generation of Bay Area Hip Hop rappers take notice to the younger generation. Whats inspiring is that at Youth Uprising in Oakland, they do all they can to help the Youth of Oakland, and many great artists in Oakland like Too Short, E40, and most notably Mistah Fab, to name a few have all been there to help out from time to time.

From the look at twitter today it looks like HBK and Shmoplife Rappers Kool John, and Rossi Sings are both in attendance to talk to the Youth today, make sure to follow these guys, who are both growing good role models, and both equally have some hot music!

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