Sa-Ra|The Hollywood Recordings (by B-Easy)

Sa-Ra (or Sa-Ra Creative Partners) is a Hip-Hop/R&B group based out of LA. I really never heard any of Sa-Ra’s music (Their name is pronounced “Sah-Rah” by the way), but I think I read something about them in XXL or King magazine once. Even though Read more

Blame Hip-Hop! (by King Jerm)

While all is not well with the state of Hip-Hop, it is not this monster that the media is portraying it to be. These days in America we have been watching the growth of the art that is stronger that what we could have imagined. Read more

Imus, Oprah, & Hip-Hop, Hester gets a 100, Vince Young gets the Madden cover, The Host, Pimpin’ Snooky, Kimbo goes pro, & “Fingaz In My Azz” (by B-Easy)

Yea, its been a while since I hit ya’ll with another edition of We Want Easy; shit, its been a while since we did anything for the site in general (10 days to be exact). It not all our fault, barely any new Hip-Hop music is being released and the ones Read more

Paul Wall|Get Money, Stay True (by B-Easy)

Paul Wall has never stated he was the greatest lyricist, but he has said he was good at selling himself. He has already shown this on his first album The People’s Champ (which went platinum), and he returns again with his second studio album Read more

Young Buck|Buck The World (by King Jerm)

Young Buck returns after a three year hiatus to hit the masses with the latest G-Unit installment, Buck the World. His first album, Straight Outta Cashville, went platinum and gave G-Unit a southern pass Read more

Timbaland|Timbaland Presents: Shock Value (by B-Easy)

Timbaland once said in an interview that he was tired of producing Rap and that he was gonna other genres of music like Pop or Rock. In 2006 Tim did do a lot of Pop and went on to produce a slew of hits for Omarion, The Pussycat Dolls, Nelly Furtado Read more

Redman|Red Gone Wild (by B-Easy)

Redman returns six years after relasing his last album, Malpractice. Even though he hasn’t been as visible lately, you gotta remember that his last album debuted at #4 and sold over 500,000 copies. Read more

Hip-Hop’s Top 10 Most Influential Movie Bad Guys (Thugs, Criminals, & Drug Dealers)

This month we list Hip-Hop’s Top 10 Most Influential Movie Bad Guys. The reason we narrowed it down to thugs, criminals, & drug dealers is because then we’d open the door to Superfly, Dolemite, Goldie from The Mack and other characters from famous blaxploitation films. While they have had influence over Hip-Hop artists, they sometimes are just the same character with different names. On this list we just wanted the toughest and hardest of the movie characters that had the most influence on rap. Read more