This guy acts like he has a vagina a lot, but the music is dope. Lupe has principles which is more than most rappers can say for themselves, but he goes about presenting them in the wrong way more times than not. Plus I’m not a big fan of rappers who like to rap about “issues”, but in the grand scheme of things do nothing. Be on some Immortal Technique sh*t or kill that noise. Off Lasers which drops 3/8.
Words I Never Said…
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New Music Friday
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Featuring Brockhampton, Machine Gun Kelly, Lupe Fiasco, and more.
New Music: Consequence & Lupe Fiasco – “Countdown”
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Album Review: Lupe Fiasco – Tetsuo & Youth
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New Music: Lupe Fiasco – “Mazinger” Feat. PJ
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Check it out: a new Lupe Fiasco track. "Mazinger" features PJ and is produced by SX, as part of his Lost in the Atlantic series. "Mazinger" gets its name from the 1970s Japanese manga and anime series, which is sampled in the song. Listen to the new Lupe track after the jump.
Believe the Hype: The 15 Most Anticipated Albums for the Second Half of 2014
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New Music: Lupe Fiasco – “Pu$$y” Feat. Billy Blue
10 years ago 1,315,215
New Lupe Fiasco? Sign us up! While we all wait with baited breath for Tetsuo & Youth to drop, new Lupe is always a thumbs up. And fortunately for die hard Lupe fans, he goes on a serious tear on "Pu$$y" featuring Billy Blue. Check out the new Lupe after the jump.
Video: Lupe Fiasco – “Remission” Feat. Common & Jennifer Hudson
10 years ago 374,319
Lupe uses his open 3rd eye to craft this song that raises cancer awareness and research. Common sounds a little strained for his time but it's too strong a sentiment to be weighed by a oldhead verse. Plus the vigor from Lupe shows he has a lot of fight in him for the social causes he takes up at a given time.
Video: Lupe Fiasco Talks With Katie Couric About “Mission” Album To Fight Cancer
11 years ago 371,844
Lupe Fiasco is on a mission. His next album Mission, drawing on his unique ability to mold concepts into stories and then lyrics, will be a tribute to cancer survivors. Even more pithy: he'll invoke testimonials from those survivors as a template for the songs. Heavy, deep stuff. The Chicago rapper has never shied from profound subjects. This project, however, represents the peak use of his skills both socially and artistically. Watch his interview with Katie Couric after the jump.