Fast Money Ferrari| Video Bomb w/ Rate "Married to The Game" Cover

If I've said it once, I've said it a thousand times. I am not a big fan of cover's or remixes unless you really take it there. I wasn't too impressed with the cover, given I don't really care for that particular Future song. It has it's moments but it's not a personal favorite to me. The only thing that set this apart  from the original was the fact that I could make out what he was saying unlike Future he wasn't mumbling out his lyrics. He did hit on apparent memories and life woes and that made the content relatable. If artist were on original beats I believe they could actually hook their audience with everything they offer. I must admit I love when St. Pete artist showcase the beautiful sights and people that reside here. I am still getting familiar with Fast Money Ferrari and pin pointing exactly his caliber of rapper.I do not think he is just a cover rapper and I am excited to see this young man further build his craft. The video was shot by Aone Lenz Productions and while I'm not to familiar with the videographer's work yet, I am hopeful of what they have to come as far as visuals are concerned. Please take the time to  check out my official rate as well as the visuals for "Charge it to the Game"  below.

--MSC

 RATING:

Lyrics: 3.5

Instrumental:N/A

Visuals: 4

Star Potential:3.5

Overall:3

Favorite Line(s):
" That's why I play'em close, that's why I do the most. I'm too hot to keep the bread, so I'm riding with the toast. 

Charge it to the Game|Visuals

             

Follow Them on IG:

@A1LenzProductions 

@FastMoneyFerrari

Twitter: 

@A1LenzProd 

@FerrariFari

For Booking contact aonelenzproductions@gmail.com

Video Bomb:Live From 3rd| Young Huli w/ Rate

If you don't hear Young Huli do a Huli Mix then you know it ain't official. Lacing his own spin on Drake and  Future's "Live From The Gutter" Young Huli starts 2017 "Live From 3rd".  Anyone that wants to debate that Huli don't be speaking straight facts is most likely still hung up on 2016 feelings. I can always depend on Huli to make me get more into a beat that a mainstream artist popularize. Real rap in the era of mumble rappers is hard to pinpoint or even find. I appreciate the lyrical content, that reflects real life content that is designed to make you relate. I'm glad that he was one of the first to drop some new music. "Live From 3rd" is from Huli's  latest mixtape "I'm A Fool" which dropped June of 2016. The visuals were shot by Mike Brooks Productions and have all the elements of a good developing story. While it seems the story may be building we will all have to wait it out an see what Young Huli does next. Get into the dope storyline below in the newest visuals from St. Pete native, Young Huli.

--M$C

 RATING:

Lyrics: 4.5

Instrumental:N/A

Visuals: 4.5

Star Potential:4

Overall:4

Favorite Line(s):
" I learned a valuable lesson that taught me to save my cash, cause people do strange things when they get mad." 

Live From 3rd| Visuals

              

Connect w/ Young Huli

Twitter: @Only1Huli

IG: younghuli

SoundCloud: Young Huli

Booking: 7273204177

Musical Dopeness| Jamie Foxx a.k.a Past (Future's Father)

You would be surprised were you would be able to find the most dopest music content. What do you get when you mix  Direct TV commercials and football stars?  You get the most epic fake music video courtesy of the Manning Brother's iconic "Football on your Phone". So what happens when Verizon teams up with comedian, artist, and actor Jamie Foxx ?! More exceptional musical dopeness. I don't know why Future can't catch a break of people imitating his musical style but it is interesting and entertaining to see all the different spins there is to this guy's persona. Jamie Foxx is a fool and acts like a real old timer, muttering words and even dancing with a cane. The "I Got Verizon" song sounds a lot like Future's hit "Commas" and  the commercial was shown during Game 7 of the NBA Finals. It's no wonder companies use music to help sell a product. And with Sprint's recent snag of the "Verizon Guy" that use to say "Can you here me now?" Verizon took shots back by having Foxx finish his ad libs by saying " It ain't about can you hear me now, it's about can you see me now" which pretty much sealed the deal. Check out Jamie Foxx below as Past, Future's dabbin father in the Verizon commercial.

-M$C

Visuals| "I Got Verizon"

             

Ten On Top With Five Below|Jan- August Compiled Spring & Summer

I feel so bad that it is the eighth  month of the new year and there has yet to be a Top 10 with 5 dope mixtapes resting below. Well I am finally about to mind fuck a lot of people because with these summer jams heating up the streets the early part of the year delivered some instant favorites of mine. I have compiled a pretty decent list of what I've been fonking to since January and while it was hard to sum up eight months in 10 songs and 5 mixtapes I am confident that you guys will equally enjoy my picks. Please feel free to submit upcoming Top Ten and Top Five genres or subjects you would like for me to cover on an upcoming entry. Enjoy the list!

--M$C

Songs|Singles|Top 10

1. Fuck Up Some Commas - Future
2. Decisions- Wiz Khalifa 
3. MoJo- JF & Crown Marquiss' 
4. Trap N*ggas - Future
5. Spoil You- Boosie ft. T.I.
6. Comfortable - K Camp
7. Night Cap- Alec Burnright
8. Jump Out The Face - Meek Mill ft. Future
9. All I Need is You- Lecrae
10. Time ( Huli Mix) - Young Huli

Mixtape|Albums| Top 5

1. 56 Nights -Future

Download:56 Nights Official Mixtape

2. Forgiato Rodman - Forgiato Blow

Download:Forgiato Rodman Official Mixtape

3. Live From Da Ghetto- Tom G

Download:Live From Da Ghetto Official Mixtape

4. Falling Up - Crown Marquiss'

Download: Falling Up

5. Touch Down 2 Cause Hell - Lil Boosie