Friday, January 28, 2011
Thursday, January 27, 2011
We Drift Deeper
Just Enjoy it sit back wit a well rolled Philly or Paper Plane get lifted and drift like the drifted
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
G of the Day
Today we will be honoring Game (formerly known as "The Game") as G of the day. This comes after he released his new mixtape titled "Purp & Patron" yesterday. This obviously isn't what put him on the map, but this is another very impressive piece from Game. He's been associated with other big acts like 50 Cent, Snoop Dogg, Nas, Busta Rhymes, Pharell and Dr. Dre. He was also a member of G-Unit, until a feud with 50 Cent got him kicked out in 2005. He and 50 Cent traded disses back and forth for a number of years until their beef finally came to a halt. Game also ran into legal troubles, being sued for assault at a concert, being arrested for disorderly conduct and charged with resisting arrest, and was arrested on weapons possessions as well. For this, he has served 60 days in jail. Through all of this, Game always made good music and continued to keep it G. You'll be hard pressed to find this guy not dressed well or without a cigar in hand.
Monday, January 24, 2011
Game and Wiz drop a hot track
typical from the game and wiz never ceases to kill shit... gotta be that good good
G of the Day
G of the Day Today: B.J. Raji. Let's look at this guy. He eats all he wants and gets paid $28. 5 million over 5 years with $18 million guaranteed, only to pound quarterbacks into the ground on a regular basis. The reason he is the G of the day today is because he made almost the play of the game in the NFC Championship game, where he dropped back into coverage for a pick-6 to almost seal the game for Green Bay. When you look at the play, you have to wonder how you can be THAT big, and run THAT fast. He started his celebration almost before he even caught the ball. B.J. Raji was the G of the weekend as far as sports was concerned.
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Wiz Khalifa - Big Screen
Here's another new Wiz track for ya. This is another song that shows how Khalifa "went pop" without changing his sound
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Curren$y featuring Young Roddy and Trademark - Roasted
One of my personal favorites, Young Roddy goes hard as always, defiantly one of my favorite lesser known artists. Jet Life
Friday, January 21, 2011
Curren$y feat. Jean LePhare & Dee-Low - Get It Ya Self
Here's another one from Spitta and This Ain't No Mixtape
I get it in like clowns in a Volkswagon
IKIG of the Day
"Not only did I ink my whole body today, but I also didn't give a mother fuck. Nay, I didn't give two mother fucks. IKIG"
Big L - The Lost Freestlyes
If you're looking for some styles that are free, check out these classics from the late Big L
1982 ( Statik Selektah , Termanology ) feat. Mac Miller - '82-92'
Mac goes hard on this song from 1982, showcasing that he can rhyme with people who were born in the 80s
G of the Day
Today's G of the day is the Notorious B.I.G. Despite his premature death at the young age of 24, he was still able to be considered one of the best emcees of all time. He was raised in Brooklyn, NY where he adopted the nickname "Big" at age 10. Instead of being embarrassed, he embraced the nickname, and later was known as "Biggie." Because he was raised by a single mother who did nothing but teach, he was forced to find his own way to make money, and he did this by selling drugs. This path led him to later arrests stemming from dealing crack cocaine and weapons possessions charges. His early life did much to influence his rap career. He was able to release 2 solo albums ("Ready to Die" and "Life After Death") and a collaboration album with Junior M.A.F.I.A ("Conspiracy"). He was and is also considered by many one of the best freestyle rappers ever. Unfortunately, we will never know Biggie would have been able to do, had he been able to fulfill his potential. Still, what we do know is that Biggie always kept it G, and that is clearly illustrated in his biographical film "Notorious." I don't know if there is or ever will be someone as G as the great Chris Wallace.
Move over Lucifer, I'm more ruthless, leave you toothless.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Wiz performing at AFC Championship game
According to taylorgang.net and other various sources, Wiz Khalifa will be performing his hit single "Black and Yellow" before the Steelers-Jets heavily anticipated match-up. With all do respect to Curren$y, as a Pats fan, I hope we're not lookin up to the Jets at the end of this game.
Dope track from Kinetics & IOne Love
Once again a fresh track from Kinetics. They never cease to impress.
G of the Day
Today's G of the day is the original boss dog: Snoop D-O- double G. Snoop's been rappin since '93 when he released "Doggystyle," arguably one of the best rap albums of its time. The rest is history. Snoop is now almost engraved in the American culture, releasing 3 number 1 albums, and never creating an album that's come short of number 5 on the US R & B billboard charts. He's sold over 19 million records in the US alone. Just to show his versatility, he's also made over 40 appearances in film. Most recently, he's been collaborating with our good old friend Wiz Khalifa to make a movie titled "High School," which is set to release 4/20 of this year. From the soundtrack of this movie, the two have released the song "That Good" as well as its corresponding music video. Look closely and you can find Snoop rocking a super duper G Taylor Gang hoodless. I'm sure we'll see a lot more of this collaboration in the near future.
Snoop and Wiz, the new Cheech and Chong
Mac Miller - Winner
Here's some new Mac Miller for ya. Typical Mac flow, beat, and hook. Sit back and enjoy
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Take Off Boutique
While cruising the web (thanks to Dime A Dozen Clothing) I stumbled on a store for all of you who want to dress like a G, or just pick up some Taylor Gang tees. Take Off Boutique has all your needs.
Wiz Khalifa - Mesmerized
In the words of the great Wiz Khalifa, "I keep it so G." This hot track comes from the mixtape "Kush and OJ," which was a No. 1 trending topic on both google and twitter at one time or another after its release. This song, like many done by Khalifa, describes what it means to be a G. And of course, he and his crew are rocking crew necks throughout the video.
IKIG of the Day
Every day, we'll be adding an IKIG (I keep it G) of the day. This will be an action by (or a description of) a true G.
Today's IKIG: "At the end of the week, I do three different loads of laundry: darks, lights, and crew neck sweatshirts IKIG"
Curren$y featuring Young Roddy - Up Here
You gotta love any song with Curren$y and Young Roddy, guys just have the chillest flow. Off that "This Ain't No Mixtape" album. Jet Life
Mac Miller - Snap Back
A pretty old Mac Miller song, but still good. Shows what wearing a snap back and a crew neck is all about.
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