Adrian Marcel grabs Wale & E-40 for the RnBass banger “WAM” from his upcoming project #GMFU coming this spring. Produced by Chrishan The Prince & Red Wine.
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Wale made history by being the first rapper to open up for the President’s State of Union last night. It is an annual event that involves the President the United States Congress, where the President reports on the nation’s agenda.
Wale opened up with “Chillin” and “LoveHate Thing.”
.@Wale brings the crowd at the @WhiteHouse to its feet before President Obama’s last #SOTU http://pic.twitter.com/lwOOiGTq4l
— Shayne Wells (@shaynegwells) January 13, 2016
Wale’s performance has been trending ever since which is probably why he took the advantage to announce his fifth studio album, “Shine.” No details on release date yet.
But that’s not all, shortly after he also dropped a new track called “Powerball,” which by the way is now at a record-breaking $1.5 billion.
Check it out here.
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Set your TV’s to HBO on January 9 and follow rapper J.Cole along on his 2014 Forest Hills Drive tour.
The documentary, Forest Hills Drive: Homecoming special, will release in four parts which will show you the work behind Cole’s third album release, Forest Hills Drive, and highlight his humbling one-on-one fan relation as he personally visit fans to play his music for them. In one case, Cole tweeted that he was in Dallas and a fan responded she was too. Cole asked her to DM her address so he could come play her the album. Pictures captured the moment as Cole made himself comfortable at her house and played his album for her on headphones.
The North Carolina native is highly admired by his fans for his intimate small shows that give attendees the opportunity to connect with the rapper. Cole dropped Forest Hills Drive in December of 2014 with no promotion for the exception of his Twitter account.
Vimeo users got the advantage of being able to view the episodes in the last few weeks. Viewers can catch artists appearances by Wale and Kendrick Lamar, who joined Cole onstage during a show in L.A along with the BBHMM singer, Rihanna who shows Cole love backstage for his work ethic.
Check out a clip right here.
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