Fairplay (@Fairplay_2333) F/ 7pm3 (@7pM3) - "Hardaway" Freestyle

Chicago multi talented artist Fairplay releases his music visual for his freestyle to Derez Deshon's smash hit "Hardaway" featuring 7pm3.
 

KingPen Slim (@kingpenslim) & Lambo Anlo (@LamboAnlo) - "Ain't Nothin" (Freestyle)

Lambo Anlo and KingPen Slim play Snoop and Dre for a day in the remake of their classic video/song "Nuthin But A G Thang". Off Slim's upcoming freestyle tape entitled “TBT”. Lambo Anlo's debut EP powered by Rostrum Records is available on all streaming services now. Slim’s tape "Trapper’s Delight" is available on all streaming services now as well.

What Happened To Lil Flip?

Texas had a big impact on the music scene in the mid 2000's and Lil Flip was a big part of the movement. Lil’ Flip these days is perhaps most well known for his feud with fellow rapper T.I.

Flip started rapping for Suckafree Records out of Houston, Texas, when he was 18, in 1999. He released his first album, The Leprechaun, the next year. Eventually selling more than 200,000 copies, it featured the hit single “I Can Do Dat.”

The single, “The Way We Ball,” helped propel Lil’ Flip into the national spotlight. The rapper was also able to work with Yung Wun, Ludacris, and Three 6 Mafia that year. This gave him the clout necessary to create U Gotta Feel Me, a double-disc album released in 2004, distributed by Sony Urban Music.

Lil Flip went on to start his own record label, which he named Clover G Records, after Cloverland, Lil’ Flip’s home neighborhood in Houston.

While T.I. was incarcerated for parole violations, Lil’ Flip used the opportunity to object to T.I. calling himself “King of the South.” The heavily publicized feud led to T.I. going to Cloverland, to expose Lil’ Flip as a fraud. When T.I. arrived in the neighborhood with his crew, Lil’ Flip approached him with his respective crew.

Eminem Rap Battle With Chris D'Elia Will Happen

Things are not clear on what Eminem is trying to do by calling certain entertainers to battle him, but it sure looks like the Detroit rapper is winning. On Tuesday, Eminem returned to the 'Gram to promote the collaborative record and to make the following promise to his fans: "Me and @chrisdelia are gonna battle one day," he wrote in the caption.

The 39-year-old comedian, who raps under the Chank Smith alias, caught wind of Em's post and immediately accepted the challenge. The post also included a photo of D'Elia posing with a trunk filled with napkins—a reference to his 2018 freestyle in which he imitated Shady's signature flow.

Eminem was seemingly amused by D'Elia's impression. He posted another clip of the comedian's video titled "Eminem in the cypher." "This is INCREDIBLE!!!," he captioned the video, "4 a second I actually thought it WAS me!!"

D'Elia told Billboard that Logic's team had reached out to him just days before "Homicide" dropped. The comedian said he was honored to be featured on the record, so much so that he refused to accept payment for the sample.

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So what is it that Eminem is trying to prove? Is he giving the right artist the spotlight they deserve? Or is this apart of his legacy on how he made it to the industry? Leave your thoughts below!

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Support Mob Ties Freestyle On YouTube

Support the exclusive freestyle Mob Ties with Sip Hop by liking, commenting or share the video one of the most dope freestyles of this new era. Check it out it's worth your time to get your groove or get your motivation on.

Big Mike Talks LabLife Movement, Spits A Freestyle And More

Big Mike is trying to announce himself as a new producer who carry his own artist in Lima, Ohio. He has a collection of songs that's ready to hit the market including himself with new R.A.W. 2 coming Oct. 10th. Watch the interview below to get a better understanding.

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Drake Brings Out J. Cole In London

Drake brought out J. Cole who took the stage to perform his latest hit record "Middle Child." In addition to the surprise performance, the two global artists also took a moment to share their respect for one another's success and significance to the rap game, while also insinuating that they might have some new music on the way.

Thus far Drake and J. Cole have collaborated twice throughout their careers, initially on "In the Morning" off Friday Night Lights in 2010 followed by the "Jodeci Freestyle" in 2013.

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Did Eminem Really Defeat MGK In The Rap Battle?

It's time to put this debate to rest. Eminem and Machine Gun Kelly had one of the best rap battles that took place in 2018. Since September, the Internet has been buzzing over who won the rap battle.

Battle rap is a type of rapping that includes bragging, insults and boasting content. Eminem has even been rated one of the best rap battlers of all time.

When it comes to MGK and MM beef, this is how we measured it.

1. Best lyrics goes to Machine Gun Kelly for the way he ate Eminem in "Rap Devil." Not only did the lyrics go off, the video was way more entertaining than Eminem's response.

Eminem Is Rap God Not Rap King

Gucci Mane got things twisted up. Eminem did not say he was the king of rap to let things be known. He is the Rap God of music and it is what it is.

Eminem is an all-time great rapper. Known as the Rap God, he can freestyle some killer verses on the spot.

When it comes to being the "King of Rap" Atlanta Hip-Hop favorite Gucci Mane thinks Eminem doesn't deserve to be in the conversation. Instead, The Wrap-Up Magazine thinks that the God of Rap deserves a spot for the work that has been put in.

Not only was it easy to press a button to hit millions of followers in hours, Eminem sold records that almost put him at levels of Kid Rock. The movie "8 Mile" also set a major stepping stone for Eminem after the grand debut of "Marshall Mathers LP"

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Gansta Marcus - Laughed Me Up

Tell them to keep hating down, because all they doing is talking me up. There are some haters in this house and i'm trying to buss. Listen in to Lima, Ohio's Gansta Marcus track "Laughed Me Up".

#MusicVideo Cash Crazy - Lil Baby #Freestyle

Bean City native Cash Crazy is back out with a new visual of his own titled "Lil Baby." We last encountered Cash Crazy with his previous release "When Im Down."

Watch Cash Crazy new video "Lil Baby" here first! His new mixtape "All Grind No Relations" Vol 2 will be coming soon.

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#NewVideo Mz Kiss – Igara @OfficialMzKiss

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She needs no introduction but this freestyle “Igboro” is a subtle reminder of what the Street Queen Is capable of doing.

According to the Mz Kiss, this is just to whet the fans appetite while we await another major banger for the festive Season around the corner. Song is produced by Tiwezi  and the Igara Video is directed by WGFilms & Alien.

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Machine Gun Kelly Gets The Motivation He Needs

Machine Gun Kelly

It's a celebration for all the artist Eminem dissed, but one that seems to touch home is with MGK. Recently: MGK Disses G-Eazy In New Freestyle while today he releases 'Rap Devil'. Although it seems the two are getting chips off there shoulders, a beef is brewing up!

Machine Gun Kelly took a double hit on Friday (Aug. 31), as Eminem took a direct shot at the "Bad Things" rapper on a track called "Not Alike" and G-Eazy unloaded on his New Track.

MGK Disses G-Eazy In New Freestyle

Machine Gun Kelly recently went on Funk Flex’s show on Hot 97 to deliver a freestyle that called out one rapper in particular: G Eazy. MGK’s freestyle was only out a few hours before G Eazy shot back with some words of his own.

Recently: G-Eazy Disses MGK In New Track

During the freestyle, MGK said “Only Easy I f*** with is E. I seen he’s about his hearing got a hanging earring. I f***ed his girl now he look like this s*** is overbearing. How dare him. I dare him. Don’t think about comparing. Now turn that frat rap off, I get sick of hearing.”

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Sip Hop - King's Dead Freestyle

Check out new music video and bump that new freestyle with your boy Sip Hop going in on the track, as it titled King's Dead Freestyle.

J-Gutta - Quiet Storm Freestyle

Freestyle Quiet Storm by Mississippi's finest J-Gutta going hard in the booth spitting that real, as real hip hop from down south. 

Sip Hop - Okay Okay Freestyle

Soundcloud exclusive and freestyle from Sip Hop titled Okay Okay Freestyle with bars on deck for the love of hip hop.

B3 - Freestyle

Exclusive freestyle live from Real Lyfe Street Starz with rapper B3 spitting mad flame with his up and coming mixtape that's coming to you soon.

#NewMusic by Marz Money - "Family Feud" @MarzMoney

Noxmen Committee head honcho Marz Money tells a true story over the classic Beanie Sigel single “The Truth“. Flatbush got their Truth speaker back after 7 years up north.

#NewMusic DJ Xclusive – Issa Goal @DJXCLUSIVE

Superstar DJ Xclusive drops a freestyle video/song titled “Issa Goal” directed by D.K. This song definitely has a feel good vibe to it. Enjoy This Bonus/Freestyle Track as we wait for release of DJ Xclusive’s second Studio Album Later On This Year.