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Hit-Boy Reflects On Benny & Nipsey Hussle Crying In The Studio

Authenticity is an immeasurably important quality in hip-hop music, and often times that very realness translates directly into the music being made. And while this tends to make for the most memorable music, it’s not entirely commonplace for artists to practice what they preach. In the case of Benny The Butcher, who recently dropped off his new album Burden Of Proof, bringing his life’s story to the booth is an integral part of what drives him. It’s no wonder that making his latest project, crafted entirely with Hit-Boy, was enough to move the rapper to tears.

Hit-Boy himself took a moment to praise Benny’s vulnerability, revealing that he and Nipsey Hussle were the only artists he’s ever seen cry in the studio. “Only 2 artists cried in the stu while making a record with me in the last couple years,” he writes, taking to Twitter following the project’s big release. “Nipsey Hussle when he recorded the second verse on “racks in the middle” and Benny The Butcher on “thank god I made it” Real gangsta shit if you ask me. It’s spiritual at this point.”

As for the song in question, it’s no surprise that the subject matter covered in “Thank God I Made It” brought Benny to such an emotional place. “You made me the man I am today, I never told you,” he raps, in a powerful dedication to his mother. “Dressed me in hand me down ’cause you couldn’t afford Polo/ How it feel to see your two oldest boys’ names on logos?” As the opening verse closes, Benny pens a few bars for his late brother, whose presence can be felt moving forward. “I look in my nephew eyes and I see my brother,” he reflects. “Sometimes I gotta look away ’cause it hurt so much / how that ni**a died so young and he was worth so much?”

Be sure to support Benny The Butcher by streaming Burden Of Proof right here. 

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Tsu Surf Sparks Hope from Behind Bars With A Bold Promise of Return

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In a message that brought hope throughout the hip-hop community, Tsu Surf shared an inspiring update from prison that felt more like a glimpse into his heart than a typical social media post. Recently, Surf made a statement on his Instagram featuring a billboard that promotes Mozzy’s new album, “Intrusive Thoughts.” While the billboard is dedicated to Mozzy, its message resonates, “This message is brought to you by Mozzy. Free Surf.” Surf also wrote a powerful caption: “FREE ME TIL ITS BACCWARDS. BE HOME IN A SECOND. DON’T BLINK.”

For those who’ve been following Surf’s journey, his triumphs, struggles, and legal issues, these words carry a special weight. After pleading guilty in April 2023 to some serious charges related to conspiracy and firearms, Surf was sentenced to five years in prison. This could have been a much worse situation; he was facing up to 30 years. So, when the judge announced the sentence, it felt like a relief to his devoted fans. Since then, things have been quiet on his front, but this new post breaks that silence not with specifics but with energy and hope. Surf’s statement uses the kind of expressive language his fans understand. When he says, “Be home in a second,” he’s suggesting that early release could be possible, even if he doesn’t provide exact details.

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The fact that Mozzy, a respected rapper in his own right, strengthened Surf’s message shows a deep bond that goes beyond music. It’s about support and hope for the future. In a world where public backing can quickly fade, Surf’s impact still shines brightly. This moment doesn’t signal his return just yet, but it hints that the countdown to his release might be starting. While Tsu Surf may be physically locked away, his spirit remains alive and active. And if his words indicate, he could be back sooner than anyone thinks.

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Kanye West’s Heartfelt Plea to Bianca Censori Hits the Airwaves as the Couple Reunites in Spain

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Kanye West has just released a new song named after his wife, Bianca Censori, and it’s getting a lot of attention. The track is a part of his upcoming album, WW3, and it dives into the complex feelings surrounding their relationship, especially after some public struggles they’ve faced. In the song, Kanye shares his deep feelings of regret after their recent fallout, giving listeners a personal look into his life. The lyrics are a direct appeal to Bianca, as he asks for her forgiveness, saying things like, “Bianca, I just want you to come back.” He acknowledges how his famous rants on social media may have contributed to their challenges.

The song reveals a lot of emotional turmoil, including instances where Bianca has tried to help him and even experienced a panic attack because of his online behavior. Many listeners have resonated with the song, feeling empathy for both Kanye and Bianca as they deal with the aftermath of their breakup. When the song came out, there was a lot of speculation about whether they were really apart or if it was just a reflection of their past troubles. The mystery grew when Kanye’s lyrics hinted at a temporary separation. However, they were recently spotted together enjoying dinner at an Indian restaurant in Spain, suggesting they may have reconciled.

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This public outing shows that they are working through their issues despite their rocky times. Their dinner together sends a strong message that their relationship is still going strong despite the challenges and public attention. Kanye’s ability to mix his personal struggles with his music continues to Captivate audiences, and this new song is no different. With WW3 on the way, many are eager to see how his emotional journey unfolds, both in his life and through his music.

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