Kornerboy Entertainment: Trap

Wednesday

Thorobred Boo ft Bigga Rankin "What's Wrong Wit Em" | @thorobredboo

Thorobred Hustlaz Muzic’s very own Thorobred Boo; born in Memphis, TN; but established in Atlanta is currently in the final stages of preparation for his forthcoming project “Thoro Since Birth”, alongside Think It’s A Game A&R, Bigga Rankin. In preparation for this full project release, today we drop the lead track "What's Wrong Wit Em" produced by Jit The Beast. "What's Wrong Wit Em" is a laid back track that serves as motivation to anyone that is fighting through the struggles of life and winning...see when we are on a winning streak, there's always a few on the sidelines hating and doubting, so Thorobred Boo wants to know "What's Wrong Wit Em"? If you been through this or are going through this, then you should have already pressed play, downloaded and added this song to your playlists and DJ sets, but if you haven't experienced this, you just might be who we are referring to. In this case, press play, download it, and get on the winning team. Throrobred Hustlaz Muzic is just kicking off with this release, stay tuned for many more tracks based on a real-life story.

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Thursday

OG Boo Dirty Teams with Akon for Another Trap Classic

When Future dropped “Trap Niggas” a new genre was born within Trap Music, what I like to call Trap Gospel. I know that may sound like a double negative but just like Future gave tribute to the Trap Stars making a will out of a way, OG Boo Dirty did the same with his new song “Trap”, produced by Akon. It will be hard to resist chanting the hook “Thank God I’m a Trap Nigga” just because the beat alone will have you hooked. Akon has always played a major role in music production for other artists with credits for days, so it’s refreshing to hear one of first creations of 2016. There aren’t too many OG’s still roaming the streets so when he says, “Yeah, I’m built to last I ain’t nothing like you rap niggas”, you can believe it! Salute to all the OG’s, they’re a last of a dying breed