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Jelly Roll & Lil Wyte Smokes With B-Real In The Smokebox

Dope interview of Jelly Roll & Lil Wyte smoking dope with B-Real in the Smokebox

Grizzly Patches – No Choice ft. Yung Dred (@Grizzlypatches1 @YUNGDRED813 @KayohBeats)

West Virginia artist Grizzly Patches releases the new visual for his single “No Choice,” featuring Yung Dred.

prod by @KayohBeats

Lost Tribe – Double O (Ft. A1 x & Peezy Bimmer)

Cleveland’s heavy hitters and easily the most popular duo in the city, Lost Tribe, have been down in Atlanta for the last month working on their debut album. Here they link up with southern talents A1 and Peezy Bimmer for a catchy new slapper titled “Double-O” (like 007) and up the energy by releasing it in visual format. The video is colorful, edgy, diamond encrusted, money flooded, as always energetic and locked n’ loaded with ammunition. The record was produced by Quattro Mac and co-produced by Dope Jockey Check it out in all it’s glory below spread the word. – ElevatorMag

Smoke Camp Chino – No Hook (@JerryPHD @smokecamp_chino)

Smoke Camp Chino releases “No Hook” shot by JerryPHD

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LOL: Chanel West Coast Clears Up Hilarious Internet Rumors (@ChanelWestCoast)

LOL: for those of you who think Chanel West Coast was once that kid actor from Boy Meets World..

Trouble “Traffic” Feat. Spodee (@TroubleDTE @SpodeeOTM)

2016 could be Trouble’s year. The veteran Atlanta rapper has had the streets’ attention for a while now. An unapologetic product of Atlanta’s criminal underbelly, Trouble has risen above his circumstances while keeping both feet planted firmly in position as a representative of his environment. Never one to sugarcoat life’s harsh realities, Trouble uses this video to show what many do for survival or in the name of flossing.

This visual, shot by Keemotion and The Picture Man captures a robbery in progress as Trouble enlists fellow Atlantan & street poet Spodee for backup literally & lyrically. Spodee has been building up his own momentum with his Trench Music series after a not so amicable split with Grand Hustle last year. In true fighting spirit, Spodee hasn’t looked back to wonder what might have been, instead rushing forward towards his future the same way they rush towards the money in this robbery/video.

Showcasing a classic back & forth flow, the pace of the music is in perfect stride with the video as we move through the Atlanta streets with Trouble & Spodee to hit this lick. The high energy and fast paced song is from this May’s ‘Skoobzilla’ project . Traffic will definitely appeal to those who are fans of gritty street tales, a topic that both Trouble & Spodee know all too well.