Straight out of Toronto. Time Neue Roman’s single gets a visual.

Might want to download this and ride to it this summer.

New video for the latest single from Big K.R.I.T.’s Live From The Underground album. If you’re wondering what all of the numbers are in the video for, Krit explains:

No. 1: Big Sant. He is Big K.R.I.T.’s long time friend and is also a solo artist on K.R.I.T.’s Mult-Alumni record label. He too is a native of Meridian, MS

No. 2: Big K.R.I.T.’s childhood home in Meridian, MS

No. 3: Police escorts that followed Big K.R.I.T as he drove around his hometown during the video shoot.

No. 4: Big K.R.I.T.’s tattoo of the word Mississippi. It is a dedication to his home state. The tattoo was done by world renowned artist Miya Bailey.

No. 6: The Temple Theater located on 8th Street in Meridian, MS. It is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

No. 7: Anderson Regional Medical Center. This is the hospital in Meridan, MS where Big K.R.I.T was born

No. 8: The Three Foot Building. This building in downtown Meridian, MS is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and is considered a landmark by the state of Mississippi

No. 9: The street sign on the 300 block of 30th Ave. in Meridian, MS. This is the neighborhood that Big K.R.I.T. grew up in

No. 10: Big K.R.I.T. giving an impromptu performance in front of a local nightclub in Meridian, MS

No. 11: Peavey Electronics headquarters in Meridian, MS. Peavey is one of the most recognized manufacturers of PA equipment nationwide.

No. 12: Big K.R.I.T.’s childhood friend G4 driving the old school car.

No. 13: Jonny Shipes, founder of Cinematic Music Group and manager of Big K.R.I.T.

I’m assuming they skipped a #5 because he’s wearing Jordan 5′s in the video.

Previously: Big K.R.I.T. Shows You How To Listen to 4evaNaDay

Ya’ll still there? Aight cool.

I caught up with David Banner not too long ago and talked with him about his new album Sex, Drugs and Video Games and WHOLE LOT OF OTHER SHIT. Interview got a little lengthy but I promise every part is good. We’re going to give you the intro part today to get you primed for the real shit coming in the later parts.

Don’t get it twisted though, this first clip isn’t a waste of time by no means. Here we spoke on him coming up in Atlanta in the early 2000′s and how the Lil Jon’s, T.I.’s, Killer Mike’s and Bonecrusher’s of the world welcomed him with open arms. We also talked about his time in Hollywood and how it really ain’t all that it’s cracked up to be. And yeah, we played some 2K12.

He whupped my ass, but you will see why it happened in the later clips. For now, enjoy this one.

Niggas in Paris. Litterally. Rocky directed the video too.

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Friday, May 11th, join DJ Burn One for his first installment of The Cool Club at Wild Bills in Duluth.

Rittz, Jackie Chain, Scotty, Jarren Benton, SL Jones, iNDeed and a few other cool people will be performing live. And if you’ve seen any of these folks perform before, you know they all put on great shows.

Maurice Garland will be hosting the show and DJ Burn One and DJ Trackstar will be providing the soundtrack for the night.

Tickets are just $10 and available at Ticketmaster.com. Go ahead and beat everybody else to buying your tickets and don’t get left outside.

I had to post this.

There’s some dude out here calling himself FEW CHAINZ!

Listen to him rap over the “Cashin’ Out” beat. Hilarious. To me at least.

You know you done made it when folks are spoofing you.

Damn near on this same exact day last year I posted a trailer for a film called Snow On Tha Bluff. A flick about this cat named Curtis Snow pretty much taking you around Tha Bluff, Blairwitch style.

Around that time the movie had been getting passed around the hood(s) in Atlanta and grew so popular that the director had to bootleg it to meet demand. Now, after being screened in a few film festivals around the city and the country, the film has be prepped for an official re-release this summer. Here is the new trailer for the movie. Shit is dope. The way they juxtaposed the images with quotes from the likes of Muhammad Ali, Marianne Williamson…and even Rocky, was dope.

While you’re here, check out the homie Proph Bundy’s accompanying photography. Its a part of his Forgotten Atlanta series, but this set was shot specifically for the film.

Again, LE$ is one of the few cats I will post blindly without listening and digesting. Here he goes the Jackin’ 4 Beats route (no original DJ Mr. Rogers production this time, sorry folks) but he does get down over some southern classics. Ridin’ as usual.

Yeah. Playboy Tre said that The Last Call was going to be the last mixtape he ever made. But hey, since when did you believe what a rapper said? (*rimshot*)

But nah for real, this is Tre’s latest and even though he’s traveled the globe and started a family (congrats on that) he still rhymes with the same passion that you’ve grown to like over years.

Enjoy.

This shit fie. One of my favorite songs from 4EvaNaDay gets a video and it makes the song even better.

Decatur Dan is the homie and I have to say, this might be some of his best work so far.

Previously: Big K.R.I.T Shows You How To Ride To 4evaNaDay