New Remix: Wretch 32 - Messing Around Doing It

Wretch 32

"Doin' it and doin' it and doing it well
Doin' it and doin' it and doing it well
Doin' it and doin' it and doing it well
I represent Queens, she was raised out in Brooklyn" - LL Cool J

If you say you a hip hop fan and don't know of this tune. God bless your soul. Please listen to the original before reading any further. Thank-you.


Sixteen years later, UK soldier Wretch 32 jumps on the classic instrumental for his forthcoming mixtape, Wretchercise. If you don't know of this talented lyricist now, I'm sure after this you would want to do your research. I may do a mini article on Wretch 32 later on this week, so check that out.

I rep #TeamUK but I does it for the world

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HAHAHA: Diggy Tried It!!!

I might not have told you this but I'm a big fan of J.Cole. Like I love him!!! I saw him back in November and he was amazing here's a picture.

I'm getting distracted. Back to the subject. So Diggy Simmons (Rev Run's child) has a track called 'What You Say To Me' which was apparently recorded before J.Cole released his debut album in September. The song references Cole's 'Purple Rain' a 2010 song where he addresses Diggy's sister subliminally which seems to have offended the 17 year old. Laaard Jesus.

Listen Below to the J.Cole Diss:

Interview: Honey Cocaine Talks To Vibe Magazine

Would you believe she's only 19 years old?!

I know many may not of heard of Honey Cocaine and must be thinking what kind of ghetto name is 'Honey Cocaine'? Well, Honey Cocaine is a female rapper from Toronto who had been recording freestyle videos on YouTube where she had gradually gained publicity and fans who had been tweeting her videos to Tyga but it was her remix to his recent hit single 'Rack City' that had caught is eyes and lets just say the rest is history. =)

Anywhoo, VIBE magazine had recently had a catch-up with the Asian femcee where she had elaborated on the background behind her stage name, who influences her, her mixtape F*ck Yo Feelings Vol. 1 and her loyal fan base (#TeamHoneyCocaine all day b*tches!!).

Read some excerpts below:

VIBE: How did you come up with the name Honey Cocaine?

 HC: Honey Cocaine is a metaphor. It means sweet and addicting music. Honey is the filling inside and cocaine is the raw outside, it’s like the real hip-hop. Honey is me as a girl.