Underground Atlanta The Compilation In Stores

Killer Mike feat. T.I. Ready set go (Dirty) Official video

2010-12-01T21:08:00.000-08:00

"Ready Set Go" - Killer Mike feat. T.I.

2010-11-29T19:22:00.000-08:00

Killer Mike Feat. T.I Ready set go Trailer

2010-11-28T20:45:00.000-08:00

DODiGATiE "No Cus"

2010-11-19T18:33:00.000-08:00

Singing Tiara Nicole's Ride or Die

2010-10-27T19:30:00.000-07:00

Killer Mike God in the building

2010-03-21T09:00:00.000-07:00

Killer Mike - "God In The Building" from The Smoking Section on Vimeo.

Killer Mike Speaks on hustling and Grinding

2010-03-20T16:50:00.000-07:00

Killer Mike has something to say..Illuminati ? shish not this shit again!!

2010-01-15T12:29:00.000-08:00

With all the Illuminati talk and New World Order I cannot help but think… “Wow, the Illuminati worked.”

What I mean by saying this is, 15 years ago The Goodie openly spoke on and addressed this conspiracy and OutKast alluded to it in their music. The music was jamming (meaning it made folks wanna party) and informative (meaning the message in it actually would help you). The music was a force that openly challenged corporations, government and classism. The music challenged the listener to question and learn more. Along with groups like Brand Nubian, Poor Righteous Teachers, Public Enemy, N.W.A., Rage Against The Machine, Ice Cube, KRS-One, Scarface, Paris, The Coupe, Rakim the audience was given an alternative to the teaching of the Status Quo. Not only were the rappers rapping, writers were writing and the fans were reading. The Isis Papers, Behold a Pale Horse, Dark Alliance, The Fall of America, Nigger, Blood in My Eye, the autobiographies of Malcom and Martin. In this day and age ehhh not so much!

Keep in mind that with all these positive messages these artist spoke and wrote, it was gangster/XXX rappers Ice T and Luther “Skywalker” Campbell that were both at odds with the federal government fighting for free speech and against government sanctioned censorship only to be dissed later by the young niggas who benefited from their suffering (*sigh* thanks Ice and Luke). Rappers walked what they talked and this was dangerous for the establishment for real, not like the “real talk” bullshit of today. I honestly knew when Rage Against the Machine broke up and Dead Prez didn’t “Blow Up” shit was over “The Illuminati” had won. The temperature of the times had grown too cold. Compound that with the post-911 mentality of safety over freedom and it’s a wrap. I mean they actually just made the face of terror a Nigga in a white tee… shit we in trouble. Guess Bol was right about me. I hope that nigga didn’t have the “Pressure” video in his hard drive cuz I’m fucked if he does. Twenty years ago every rapper would’ve said “Mayne, something ain’t right I don’t trust this story right now…” (crickets)!

The people who had been so fired up as kids have accepted con man home loans. Joined mega churches bought cars they could not maintain and buried themselves in Debt to the same companies they bucked on in high school and college. These same companies support what is commonly called the illuminati.

They had become mid-20 something year-olds and sought conformity and “better schools for their children,” (which is bullshit by the way, if public schools failed us and served as an indoctrination central then why would any thing change now?). They abandoned working class rap with high ideals and bought into “conscious” fruit cake rap. Rap that is vocal but not offensive, rap that was smart but not blue collar, rap that was willing to protest (see Kanye’s rant on Bush) but not riot (see Rage Against the Machine at the Democratic National Convention). The Illuminati has won because it keeps us focused on stupid shit like “Is Jay-Z a mason?,” “Does Rhi Rhi worship the devil?” and “Can I hear Satan speaking on a rap record?” LMAO

Please see Tipper Gore (Al’s wifey) at Senate hearings in the 80s doing the same shit to Judas Priest. This strategy has been used before and now it’s being introduced again only better, slicker and more effective. Sorta like the old white bearded man told Ne-Yo in the last Matrix (go watch it!). Folks we been here before. Only this time they put black faces on the debate (Barack, Jay, Ye’ ) but it’s still what’s behind the curtain we should question not the actors on stage. I been here before the fear talk, the “chips in your forehead fears,” but hey your debit card is your beat number, the Euro and soon to come Amero is the one world currency. So have no fear the Illuminati is already here, already running your life now that you know this what will you do to be more like the character in V (Vendetta) and less like you are now. While you were arguing Hova’s video points, the debate on supporting the Black Caucus in it’s attempt to hold our President of the United States (POTUS) to task about making loans available for black business died in the media SMH. So now, put up or shut up! You’re already a slave to your financers. What will you do to get free! The forces you speculate about are your masters. They control your food, water, laws, money and movements to have to find new ways to escape that grip. Simply looking at artsy fartsy videos with Skulls, hammers, horns and complaining don’t count!

Watch Killer Mike - In The Lab With DJ Toomp And Killer Mike on MTVMusic.com

Killer Mike streams live online for a worldwide chat on wednesday October 14th 8pm

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On October 14th Killer Mike will chat live with his supporters worlwide. During this chat he will be taking questions about the current release of the Underground Atlanta Compilation that is in stores now that was released on September 1st as well as talking about the independent grind, Grandhustle and any other questions the world has for him. So don't miss this WORLD WIDE CHAT SESSION STREAMING LIVE!!! October 14th 8pm

Killer Mike feat Big Kuntry "Imma Fool Wit It" Video Premier

2009-10-09T13:48:00.000-07:00

Killer Mike's Underground Atlanta Listening party

2009-10-09T13:43:00.000-07:00

Killer Mike XXLmag.com - » He Can Run But He Can’t Rap!

2009-09-21T01:20:00.000-07:00

XXLmag.com - » He Can Run But He Can’t Rap!

Killer Mike's feat Big Kuntry behind the scenes 'Imma Fool Wit It'

2009-09-20T22:47:00.000-07:00

Underground Atlanta - Killer Mike Presents... | Album Reviews HipHopDX.com

2009-08-31T21:21:00.001-07:00

Underground Atlanta - Killer Mike Presents... | Album Reviews HipHopDX.com

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Underground Atlanta album by KILLER MIKE

2009-08-28T03:52:00.001-07:00

Underground Atlanta album by KILLER MIKE

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Killer Mike on Grindtime own's Pill

2009-08-22T08:56:00.000-07:00

Preview Underground Atlanta Artwork

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A lot of hard of hard work has been put into the underground Atlanta compilation. Joe Baker who runs Grindtime Official gathered all of these artist together in 1 studio and got it done. Imagine that. So many different sounds on a double disc set, especially during a time when people arent buying hip hop like they use to. 95% of the production was don Brandon B Don Matthews at DMG studios in Atlanta, Ga. The teen market is covered with Travis Porter, Demgetaway Boyz, and appearences by The Rich Kidz, Soulja boy, T I and the masses that miss that dungeon sound is covered by appearences by Slimm Calhoun, Khujo Goodie, and of course Killer Mike. Joe Baker even told me that Fonzworth Bentley is on this album. 32 tracks of straight heat so I really encourage you to buy this on september 1st. With R&B sounds added by newcomer Tamara J and dungeon family member Scar this album is going to be hot

Killer Mike set to release underground Atlanta

2009-08-03T21:00:00.000-07:00

KILLER MIKE AKA MIKE BIGGA GETS SET TO RELEASE “UNDERGROUND ATLANTA” ON SEPTEMBER 1STWITH AN ALL-STAR ROSTER OF TALENT INCLUDING T.I., GUCCI MANE AND SOULJA BOY UNITING HIS CITY IN A WAY THAT’S NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE

Atlanta, GA –July 30, 2009 - Leave it up to rapper Killer Mike (Mike Bigga) to assemble an all-star roster of talent that unites his city in a way that’s never been done before. The Adamsville-native welcomes everybody to Atlanta on the follow-up disc to his classic, critically-acclaimed and award winning I Pledge Allegiance to the Grind (I & II) with another ambitious project titled Underground Atlanta. After participating in MTV’s signature series, My Block: Atlanta and taking the historical photo- “Great Day in Atlanta” with some of the city's most notable artist present, the idea for Underground Atlanta was born. “A record like this should’ve been done a long time ago by the heavyweights in this city,” says Mike. “But ego’s and cliques prevented that from happening but it’s cool because I had the great job of bringing all these Atlanta artists together. I think the 'A' deserves this, we deserve a record and a moment in time like this.”Some of ATL’s finest make up the two-disc masterpiece, most of whom helped to create and/or contribute to the Crunk, Snap & Pop, Trap and Swag movements: from T.I., Gucci Mane, Soulja Boy, OJ Da Juiceman, Young Dro, Pastor Troy, Yung Ralph and Shawty Lo to Princess of Crime Mob, Big Kuntry King, Bobby Creekwater, Dem Getaway Boyz, Rich Kidz, Stat Quo, Da Backwudz, B.o.B, Khujo, Fonzworth Bentley and Slimm Calhoun, the set has major mass appeal. The album also boasts an appearance from UGK, who obviously aren’t from Atlanta but appear on a star-studded remix that fans will gladly give Mike a pass on. There is also a feature from fellow southern rapper SL Jones, as well as R&B crooner Scar and Tamara J that help round out the project, with a majority of the production credit goin g to DMG Music Group (B-Don, Leno and Young Ced). From the music to the album artwork, Mike made it his mission to keep everything true to the city that birthed him. “This record is the ATL experience. In the 90’s, everyone here was on their own particular vibe yet they all vibed together. I remember seeing Goodie Mob, Joi, Monica, Kilo and OutKast all at the Warehouse on the same night and the crowd rocked with each artist regardless of genre. Atlanta is a special city where people party together and not just with their scene; that’s what I wanted to capture with this project.” Underground Atlanta precedes Mike's as-yet-untitled Grand Hustle debut, which he is currently recording. He sees this album as a way to give back to the Atlanta hip-hop community that nurtured him and made him the artist he is today. “I am ‘underground’ forever in the sense that that’s where the heart is; that’s just my m entality. I want to do what Bun B did for me and that was to show love and foster the next wave of lil’ homies into the game. No matter how big I get, my roots are firmly planted in underground music.” Underground Atlanta drops on September 1st on Grindtime Official/ SMC. For More Information on Killer Mike and Underground Atlanta, Please Contact:Tamiko Hope, Word Ink, 404.468.7276, hope4miko@aol.com

Please Stop with the Bullshit!!!

2008-10-16T21:38:00.000-07:00

Is it just me or is everything on the radio bullshit. Well at least as far as hip hop is concerned. we've gone from lyrics to bullshit. I once liked wayne when cashmoney was a unit but universal records has damn near got people like zombies actually thinking he's the best rapper alive. This is not a lil wayne bash session after all he could care less about me or anyone else online just being real. I live in Atlanta, Ga. A city that can swallow up any artist that dosent conform to whatever the latest trends are. We're the trendsetters of the music industry hate it or love it, the numbers don't lie. From the crunk,snap,crank movements to walking it out and 2 stepping all the way to the soulja boy. This a city that has given the world not the best, but some of the best in the business that has ever done it. Home of the dungeon family Outkast, killer Mike, Goddie Mob, Slim Calhoun, Witchdoctor,Cool Breeze and the youngbloodz just to name a few. Just being realistic a lot of the best music thats out right now is not even being played on the radio at least not in Atlanta Call them and ask them why. The best album in stores right now is Killer Mike's new album. Its totally cool to disagree with me. I expect some resistance with any movement thats going in the right direction. But life is full of resistance and restictions. Don't restrict yourself to what the masses shove down your throat. Think outside the box and cop some real shit. It's ok i won't tell. Turn off the radio for a few days and expand your mind.

I promise it won't hurt.

The best Music Isn't on the radio

2008-10-16T20:52:00.000-07:00

Whats up people? I had to create his Blog i just couldn't take it anymore. I live in Atlanta A.K.A blackhollywood. Some people may not agree but to this, but this a city that can break or make an artist as far as their music is concerned. This is a market known to create the latest music styles for example..crunk music and also responsible for the bankhead bounce, the souljah boy, walk it out, the crank movement, the snap music and the 2 step. What upsets me the most is the fact that real artist don't get their due because they refuse to conform to the this music trend of BULLSHIT!!!!!!!. I heard someone say that lil wayne is the best rapper alive. wowwwww I'm in the city with the Dungeon Family were the roots run deep. I'm talking outkast, Killer Mike, Goddie Mob, Slim Calhoun, Cool Breeze, Witchdoctor, youngbloodz and thats to name a few. i'm old school so naturally i was brought up on whoodini, Boogie down productions, tribe, and i can go on forever. Real Talk The Hottest Album not on the radio right now is KILLER MIKE'S "i pledge alleigence to the grind part 2" Yeah i have mad love for jezzy,T.I, Luda and everyone else in the business but come on. If we continue to support BULLSHIT MUSIC some artist will continue to put BULLSHIT music out. WAKE UP PEOPLE AND GET OFF THAT LOLLIPOP SHIT!!!!!!!!