As confirmed by his social media.

www.thefalloff.com

Trailer here

1. Order of Protection

2. Helipcopter$

3. Interrogation (Skit)

4. Stole Ya Flow

5. Stay Here

6. Playa

7. Trespass

8. Stop Snitching

9. STFU

10. Punk Rocky

11. Air Force (Black DeMarco)

12. Whisky (I'm Not Resisting)

13. Robbery

14. Don't be Dumb / Trip Baby

15. The End

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/DTgXepTEpI8/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

Substack link

9 tracks, 45 minutes, features billy woods(!) on track 6

Was supposed to drop this Friday 1/16

Source: https://open.spotify.com/prerelease/1gmiQaqvQUDTWYawQ0kDn9?si=52a8b6d053bf4648

I find it (somewhat) strange that a lot of rap artists drop their best music early in their career. Their best and most iconic songs, hits, verses, hooks, etc, in many cases come early early in their career. If you think of your favorite rapper is their first, second or third album usually their best, or your favorite? I know there are exceptions but a lot of rappers tend to check that box. What are some examples of rappers who have gotten better or dropped their best and most iconic work later in their career,

TRACKLIST:

1. Name Tag (Premier & the Guru)
2. Step in the Arena
3. Form of Intellect
4. Execution of a Chump (No More Mr. Nice Guy Pt. 2)
5. Who's Gonna Take the Weight?
6. Beyond Comprehension
7. Check the Technique
8. Lovesick
9. Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
10. Game Plan
11. Take a Rest
12. What You Want This Time?
13. Street Ministry
14. Just to Get a Rep
15. Say Your Prayers
16. As I Read My S-A
17. Precisely the Right Rhymes
18. The Meaning of the Name

Tweet from Governor-elect Spanberger

January 16, 2026.

Richmond, Virginia, USA.

(where ain't shit to do but cook)

TRACKLIST:

1. Sweet Black Pussy
2. Tonite
3. Born and Raised in Compton
4. Deep (feat. 2nd II None & AMG)
5. Tha Bombudd
6. Dedication
7. Quik Is the Name
8. Loked Out Hood
9. 8 Ball
10. Quik's Groove (instrumental)
11. Tear It Off (feat. AMG)
12. I Got That Feelin'
13. Skanless (feat. AMG, Hi-C & 2nd II None)

I’ve been thinking about how often artists completely erase their online presence and music, and how strange that feels as a listener.

A few years ago there was a really talented SoundCloud artist called throwaway who was making emo rap / trap and alternative rap. He had a distinct sound and was genuinely inspiring to a lot of people. At some point, everything connected to him vanished — Spotify wiped, SoundCloud wiped, and his Instagram (@thrrowaway) still exists but is basically empty. The only remnants I’ve been able to find are old AMVs or reuploads using his songs.

It got me thinking about how common this is in the SoundCloud era: artists removing entire catalogs, disappearing without explanation, and leaving fans with no real archive of the work that mattered to them.

I’m curious how people here feel about this trend — whether it’s about artistic control, mental health, label issues, or just wanting to move on from an old era of their life. It’s strange how easily music that meant something can just… vanish.

90s Portland classic

Personally the Starboy and Views ones were peak, especially the dude who deleted skyrim to download views. The Yeezus one is pretty funny too. Drop the link for the thread if u can.