French Montana,Juicy J and Project Pat team up to release a new mixtape titled ‘Cocaine Mafia’. Features from Akon, DJ Paul and Chinx Drugz. The project can also be purchased on iTunes.
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Download: French Montana, Juicy J & Project Pat – Cocaine Mafia
1.Cocaine Mafia Intro
2.Catch Ya Later
3.You Need Haters
4.Do It
5.All She Wanted Is Money
6.Helicopter
7.Alright
8.Is You Kiddin Me (Feat. DJ Paul)
9.Self Made (Feat. Akon)
10.Weed And Hennessy
11.Im Guttah Bra
12.If It Comes Down To It
13.Money, Weed, Blow
14.Choppa Choppa Down
15.Drop That
16.Full of Everything (Feat. Chinx Drugz)
17.Morning Paper
18.Straight Cash (Cocaine Mafia Remix)

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Rapper 2 Chainz experience a breakout in 2011 and in a recent interview, the Atlanta native revealed that, as his career has progressed, he’s only become more ambitious. 2 Chainz reflected on his expanding appeal and acknowledged that he’s got his eyes set on even broader success. “To me, it’s remarkable coming from where I’m from to be able to do them shows on my own. I just left Milwaukee last night, on a Sunday night, [and] for me to shut down the whole city was kinda ill,” he explained. “I’m getting booked in Las Vegas, I’m starting to get booked more in the West.”
2 Chainz also shared that seeing fellow hip hop stars Kid Cudi and Pharrell Williams’ on HBO’s “How To Make It In America” inspired him to want to take a shot at acting.
“That’s what I’m trying to get into next, [acting and soundtrack work]; maybe I need to go [Los Angeles],” he explained. “I saw ['How to Make It In America'] for the first time in my hotel room. It had Kid Cudi…Pharrell was in that sh*t. Y’all n***as holla at me, you know Forbes can see that sh*t.”

Lil Scrappy shared his feelings regarding the murder of Atlanta rapper Slim Dunkin. Scrappy says that the incident ‘wake up call’ for everyone. The rapper went on a rant about violence and hip hop and how everyone should remember how long these types of things have been going on.
“That sh*t f*cked up, ’cause you can’t bring a n*gga back,” Scrappy said in a video. “It’s just a wake-up call. All that sucker sh*t’s gotta quit. N*ggas need to think. N*ggas ain’t got to be on no scared sh*t neither. N*gga gonna die regardless but it’s f*cked up when he goes before his time over some bullsh*t. … It ain’t 1994 no more, it’s 2012 sh*t — you got kids who don’t even know Tupac or Biggie or Pimp C. ‘Who is Pimp C?’ You feel me? … I just wanted to pay my respects to Slim Dunkin, RIP because I f*ck with shorty. I really f*ck with shorty and their movement.”

To get us ready for their collaborative album, KGR and Necro unleash a 50-track mix of their previous work. Tracklist/download link after the jump.
01 Kool G Rap – What’s More Realer Then That
02 Necro – Thugcore Cowboy
03 Kool G Rap – In Too Deep
04 Necro – F.U.B.A.R.
05 Kool G Rap – Typical N*gga
06 Necro – First Blood
07 Kool G Rap – The Life
08 Necro – Brutalized
09 Kool G Rap – Fight Club
10 Necro – Braaains
11 Kool G Rap – Wishful Thinking
12 Necro – Keep On Driving
13 Kool G Rap – Real Life
14 Necro – No Remorse
15 Kool G Rap – Let The Games Begin
16 Necro – Creepy Crawl
17 Kool G Rap – The Realest remix
18 Necro – Revenge
19 Kool G Rap – Foul Cats
20 Necro – South Of Heaven
21 Kool G Rap – Stick To Ya Gunz
22 Necro – Do It
23 Kool G Rap – No More Mister Nice Guy
24 Necro – Who’s Ya Daddy?
25 Kool G Rap – I Ain’t Trickin’
26 Necro – Edge Play
27 Kool G Rap – Hey Mister Mister
28 Necro – Who*e
29 Kool G Rap – Keep It Swingin’
30 Necro – You B**ches Love To Get Fucked In The Azz
31 Kool G Rap – Executioner Style
32 Necro – Beautiful Music For You To Die To
33 Kool G Rap – Take ‘Em to War
34 Necro – Death Rap
35 Kool G Rap – Blowin’ Up in the World
36 Necro – Watch Ya Toes
37 Kool G Rap – Ghetto Knows
38 Necro – Dead Body Disposal
39 Kool G Rap – Two 2 The Head
40 Necro – Poetry In The Streets
41 Kool G Rap – 4,5,6
42 Necro – 12 King Pimp Commandments
43 Kool G Rap – F**k U Man
44 Necro – I Need Drugs
45 Kool G Rap – Crime Pays
46 Necro – Your Fu**in’ Head Split
47 Kool G Rap – Ill Street Blues
48 Necro – I’m Sick Of You
49 Kool G Rap – On The Run
50 Necro – Underground

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Mac Miller doesn’t see the benefits of signing with a major label. The indie star was featured on Forbes “30 Under 30″ list, and shared that he’s happy without being under the thumb of a powerhouse.
“So my whole thing is, I’m more into keeping independent because I’m more into working with people who I know very well,” he said. “But if I reach a point where there’s things I can’t do, which we haven’t reached that point yet, but if I ever reach a point where there’s something I can’t do and I need some help with a major, who knows. I’m not anti-major, like ‘I hate the majors.’ I’m not that type of person.”
He also acknowledged that there will be critics who will compare him to his contemporaries for obvious reasons.
“People are going to call me Eminem maybe cause I’m white, or Wiz ‘cause I’m from Pittsburgh and that’s my friend. But I don’t really worry about comparisons, because when it’s all said and done, there will be no more comparisons,” he added. “I’m a 19-year-old kid and fairly new at this.”

Meek Mill speaks with The Source about his joint mixtape with Wale, his favorite up-and-coming MC’s and a possible Robin Thicke collaboration.