If you need a song to inspire and motivate you, look no further than Eminem’s classic track ‘Don’t Quit on Your Dreams’. With its powerful lyrics and inspirational beat, this track provides the perfect reminder not to give up on your goals!
Drake’s effortless flow and arrogant lyrics add the perfect finishing touches to this epic collaboration.
Akon & T.I. – “5 O’Clock”
Rappers like Akon know what makes for an impressive song, and this track from T-Pain is no exception. With its call-and-response style, which made him so beloved during the 2000s due to his signature rhythmic moan-squeaks, this one invites listeners to sing along while earning him some disapproval from Kanye West.
T-Pain’s track was even given more credibility when Yung Joc performed it as the guest verse at Hot 97 Summer Jam. The song’s message is straightforward: people today have become too judgmental and discriminatory – simply have some drinks and stop discriminating!
T-Pain can be found everywhere in contemporary rap and R&B music, from vocal enhancements used by rappers to add another layer to their songs – as in this song by Lil Wayne that showcases just how powerful T-Pain was as an artist and composer. His legacy lives on in classic songs like this one from him like this classic by T.I. The next time you listen to a rap song, think back on all he gave us and how much we owe him! Become a member and support independent journalism! CLICK HERE
Meek Mill – “Forever”
As Meek approaches the beach on his winding clay path, he’s greeted by young teenagers with iPhones and couples lounging on colorful towels – each taking pictures of him.
As it’s a sunny day, Meek Mill can be found wearing black sneakers and a Puma sweatsuit, sporting a gold Rolex on his left wrist, along with a necklace featuring his company, Dream Chasers. His entourage – old friends whom he now semi-employs for various tasks – surround him, just as they do most days from his representation by Roc Nation (Roc Nation Representation), Maybach Music Group and Atlantic Records.
Few hours earlier, Meek and Drake had engaged in an exchange over the quality of their respective albums. The debate reoccurs throughout “Dreams Worth More Than Money,” as Meek struggles to manage his stardom while maintaining his integrity and upholding his record deal with Atlantic Records; Meek plans on finishing up this week but feels overwhelmed with pressure as everyone watches him closely.
Drake & Young Money – “5 O’Clock”
Teezo Touchdown recently unveiled an eye-catching visual for his Oogie Mane-produced single, “5 O’Clock.” Directed by Marcos Segura, this colorful clip brings this track to life by showing Teezo driving around in his Escalade while doing everything from eating breakfast to taking a shower.
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Harlow & EST Gee – “5 O’Clock”
Teezo Touchdown returns with his brand-new single, “5 O’Clock.” The Texas rapper joins forces with EST Gee for this Oogie Mane-produced track that captures Teezo’s busy lifestyle. Marcos Segura directs an accompanying visual that depicts this, showing Teezo taking care of business before performing later that evening – check out this colorful visual below!
Harlow will release Jackman on May 2022; pre-order it here if interested; tracklisting and cover art details have yet to be unveiled.
DJ Khaled & Young Money – “5 O’Clock”
After his appearance at Apple Store, DJ Khaled is relaxing in his hotel suite at JW Marriott to prepare for another day. His room is filled with the trademark trappings of rap stardom: Nikes, Yeezys and Louis Vuitton bags are everywhere; various models from Bang & Olufsen collaboration headphones from their collaboration are scattered over his coffee table.
Khaled is now 47 years old. Though his body may have changed with time, his signature “Khaled voice” still makes powerful statements and humorous affirmationsal statements with every sentence spoken aloud.
Khaled was raised as the son of Palestinian immigrants. As he watched them sell clothing at flea markets for cash to be stored in pouches that hung around his waist, Khaled learned the value of hard work – lessons which would pay dividends later.
Today, Khaled has become an invaluable hitmaker, creating a culture of success within those he works with. Tunji Balogun, CEO of Def Jam Records, credits Khaled as being “the ideal individual to build and nurture relationships with top talent”.