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Polo G has arguably had a better year than most Chicago artists in 2019 & he is one of the best new emcees in the game, so when I saw that he linked with the homie Bootleg Kev + DJ Hed for a brand new interview I couldn’t wait to watch! They spoke about plenty of topics including growing up on the northside of Chicago, who inspired him musically, wanting to do a collab with Juice WRLD, his tattoos, his well-received project, the meaning behind the title of his album, how he connected with Lil Tjay, his recording process, evolving as an artist, his spending habits, his relationship with his father, being multi-dimensional and much more. This was a solid interview so shout out to the great hosts, they brought out the best in Polo G & I suggest you check out this interview below!

When you see a combo with the magnitude such as Juice Wrld and NBA Youngboy connect for a record you already know a couple of things; it’s going to be a hit and it’s going to do some SERIOUS numbers, but those two facts become even more true when Lyrical Lemonade’s own Cole Bennett is the man behind the camera. Late last night this super trio released the brand new music video for “Bandit” and it has already put up a whopping 2.4 million views in just over twelve hours & not to mention that it’s currently #2 on YouTube’s trending! The way that these two creatives attacked this immaculate production that was provided by the great Nick Mira was impressive to say the minimum, they bounced off of each other with perfect chemistry, leaving tons of fans around the world already craving their next collab! Watch this brand new music video below and if you haven’t already, don’t forget to subscribe to Lyrical Lemonade’s YouTube channel!    

By Lee Mcintosh It has been nearly six years since Young Thug emerged into the spectrum of the masses, and not too many artists can say that they have had a career quite like his. Coming onto the scene sounding much different than everyone else, Thug received a lot of criticism for his style of rap, his actions, and his overall persona. As the years passed, his notoriety in the rap game is like no other–proving he was way ahead of his time. After teasing fans with his official debut album Hy!£UN35 (Hi Tunes), it eventually became nothing but a myth. Will we still get it?–the world may never know. However, here we are in the year 2019 and Thugger has finally blessed his fans with the release of his debut album So Much Fun. This project could not have come at a better time in his career. He has achieved a new level or stardom–much bigger than he would have had if he originally released a debut album in 2016. The success of his YSL compilation album Slime Language and birthing the talents of Gunna, Lil Keed and Lil Duke, proves his talents as not only an executive, but a tastemaker. Nonetheless, the fans …

Young Thug is one of the most creative & influential artist in the world and he is fresh off of the release of his brand new project, so it’s only right that he sat down with the GOAT of interviewers, Big Boy! Big Boy + his team asked Thug about plenty of interesting subjects including his brand new album So Much Fun, his relationship with Nipsey Hussle, working with Machine Gun Kelly, the idea of album vs mixtape, Lil Wayne, his interview with No Jumper, having a mind that’s always running, tweeting about running for president in 2024, what type of father he is, his relationship with Gunna, J. Cole executive producing his album, a joint project with Juice WRLD, his clothing brand, receiving praise from Elton John, advice he would give his younger self, Jay-Z’s NFL situation and so much more. Watch this awesome new interview below!

One of my favorite things things in 2019 has been to watch the rise of Lyrical Lemonade favorite Lil Tecca who has blown up ever since dropping “Ransom”, and today he just blessed his fan base with a brand new remix of the track featuring Juice Wrld! I was on the edge of my seat before I even got to clicking play I was so eager to hear what this sounded like, this original version song was already a 10/10 in my opinion, but somehow Juice Wrld managed to make this already great song even better with his contribution! Stream this amazing new record via Soundcloud below and decide for yourself which version is your favorite!

By: Lee Mcintosh When it comes to creating great music, the artists are the ones who receive most of the recognition for the creation of the song. Their name is what’s attached to the song, their flows, their likeness, and even the features that the artist may have. However, the song making process all begins with one entity… the producer/s. No matter how creative the lyrics may be, how great the artist’s cadence sounds, the beat behind it all is a huge factor behind the overall appeal of the song, and that is what moves people and captures their attention as soon as they hit play. We are in a different era of music now. Technology has advanced to a point where producers and artists don’t have to be in the studio together anymore. This can be a gift and a curse at the same time. Often so, producers may send over a beat pack to an artist and then they select the songs they want and don’t want. From there, the studio session may be recorded or put on Instagram live, and the producer may be nowhere in sight. This may create confusion as to who actually made the …

I have attended Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee three times now in the past five years and it has quickly grown into one of my favorite festival experiences! The first time that I attended Bonnaroo (2014) I had just turned eighteen years old and took the trip down with my brother to see Chance The Rapper the first time he graced the stage there (at 3am if I’m not mistaken) and we also got to see Kanye West perform in front of nearly 90,000 attendees. The second time I got the opportunity to go to Bonnaroo was in 2017 when Chance performed in front of 80,000 people, I took the trip last minute and took a car full of his merchandise down there with my roommate & co-worker at the time (we worked in his merch department at the time for more context). The experience I had that year was just as wonderful as my first time, I was a little bit more experienced with my surroundings and was able to soak in the environment a little bit more. As the event went on I got to see first hand how diverse the festival was with their crowd, …

Juice WRLD is one of the most unique artists from Chicago damn near ever, and Hot Ones is one of my favorite interview platforms out, so when they connected for a new interview I was thrilled! This episode was a little bit different compared to most of their prior episodes, that is because this one was shot live last weekend at Complexcon, and it turned out great! You will find these two speaking on a ton of things including accidents he has had in vehicle, some of his favorite cereals, Sharks vs. Harolds, Chief Keef, his top 5 dead or alive emcees from Chicago, MC Juice, his mobile gaming set up, his favorite video game soundtrack, throwing out the first pitch at a White Sox, his skin care routine, how he was as a student, Soundcloud, his musical influences, books he has read, books he  and more. Check out this awesome new conversation below!

No Jumper has always been a great platform to find awesome interviews with some of the hottest new artists in the game, but Adam22 has really been pumping out some great interviews this past week one after another. First he had in-depth interview with the legend Young Thug, he also recently sat down with one of my favorite rappers Denzel Curry for a great conversation, and now he is back with his latest interview featuring the Chicago phenom Juice WRLD! When these two sit down and speak it feels more like two old friends chopping it up as opposed to your regular old interview, and they really packed a ton of cool topics into this fifteen minute conversation. Adam asked Juice about things such as how it feels to have blown up so fast, touring overseas, why he enjoys being in a relationship, live streaming, writing “Lucid Dreams” in twenty minutes, being a great freestyler, conspiracy theories, his homies Polo G + G Herbo, all of the talent coming out of Chicago right now, his fashion sense and robbing scammers. I am sure it won’t be too long before Adam drops another great interview off for us, but until then …

YBN Cordae is one of the most talented young artists in the hip-hop community without a doubt, but he is wise beyond his years and trly drops gems when he speaks, so when I saw he sat down with the great interviewer Steph with 16BARS. You will find her asking Cordae about plenty of interesting questions such as his brand new project “The Lost Boy”, the meaning behind the title, touring the world with Juice WRLD, paying homage to the Texas legend Scarface, working with Chance The Rapper on “Bad Idea”, Jay-Z, Kanye’s song “Last Call”, being a student of hip-hop, being included on the Freshmen cover, his 10 year plan, being unapologetically himself, A$AP Rocky, the best advice he has received and more. Check out this awesome new interview below!