Fuck my shooter. EST Gee takes his own shot with his new record, “Shoot It Myself” featuring Future. On the track, the Louisville slugger comes strapped for his opps, rapping “.762 clip curve and this AR for protection / Karma can’t even catch up, did my first dirt in like ’07.” while Hendrix riddles the … Read moreVideo: EST Gee Ft. Future “Shoot It Myself”
Fuck my shooter. EST Gee takes his own shot with his new record, “Shoot It Myself” featuring Future. On the track, the Louisville slugger empties his clip on his opp, while Hendrix delivers his syrupy flow. The track follows his previous “Hell” and are both off his upcoming album, I Never Felt Nun due September … Read moreEST Gee Ft. Future “Shoot It Myself”
Welcome to the flex zone. The Collective Music Group is moving like an army in their new music video “Stronger”. Courtesy of Diesel Films, the video trails the song’s performers EST Gee and Moneybagg Yo flexing with the CMG affiliates and crew members from the dressing rooms to the main stage of a packed arena. … Read moreVideo: CMG The Label, EST Gee, Moneybagg Yo “Strong”
R-I-P Pimp C. Yella Beezy’s big pimping on his new single featuring EST Gee. In ode to the late Pimp C, the Dallas rapper keeps his pimp hand strong, while EST Gee delivers his raps full of flex. The accompanying video centers the duo at a remote location with their crew, a couple of baddies, … Read moreVideo: Yella Beezy Ft. EST Gee “Pimp C”
New art alert. Life imitates art in CMG The Label’s new music video, “Gangsta Art”. Directed by Ben Marc, the visual centers members Lehla Samia, Mozzy, EST Gee, Moneybagg Yo, 42 Dugg, Blac Youngsta, and Yo Gotti showcasing their individual talents from a trap house to an art gallery, and everywhere else in between. The … Read moreVideo: CMG The Label, Yo Gotti, Moneybaggg Yo, Mozzy, EST Gee, 42 Dugg, Blac Youngsta, Lehla Samia “Gangsta Art”
What up Blood? EST Gee goes out for all out “Blood” on his freshly released single. Produced by FOREVERROLLING and Money Every, the Louisville slugger unleashes his cutthroat raps while plotting on a gruesome revenge. Meanwhile, EST Gee can be found alongside his fellow CMG The Label mates on their compilation album, Gangsta Art.
Haan! French Montana and EST Gee invade a city block in New York City in their new music video, “Keep It Real”. In the clip, Montana and EST Gee bring their savvy and stick talk through the projects, perch on top of a local deli, and mob throughout the streets with members of their crew. … Read moreVideo: French Montana, Harry Fraud Ft. EST Gee “Keep It Real”
Yo Gotti and Moneybagg Yo formally introduce their Collective Music Group with the label’s new compilation album, Gangsta Art. The project is lead by the CMG posse cut “Steppers” performed by Yo Gotti, Moneybagg Yo, Blac Youngsta, 42 Dugg, EST Gee, and “Big League” featuring Yo Gotti, Moneybagg Yo, Mozzy and Lil Poppa. Moneybagg Bagg … Read moreAlbum: Yo Gotti, Moneybagg Yo, CMG The Label ‘Gangsta Art’
Ten-hut!! After reupping the roster, Yo Gotti’s CMG The Label is ready for war with “Steppa”, the first single off the label’s upcoming compilation album, due (Jul. 15). Directed by Ben Marc, the explosive video depicts Moneybagg Yo, EST Gee, Yo Gotti, Blac Youngsta, and Mozzy running through their lyrical exercises at an army filled … Read moreVideo: CMG The Label, Yo Gotti, Moneybagg Yo, 42 Dugg, EST Gee, Mozzy, Blac Youngsta “Steppas”
Don’t come outside. CMG’s Mozzy and EST Gee are “Lurkin” on their menacing collaboration produced by Dave-O and Hardknock. Directed by Suzy, the Sacramento king and the Louisville slugger full warns their opps from a set full of members of their crew, cars, and fists full of dollars. The two previously connected on “Beat The … Read moreVideo: Mozzy Ft. EST Gee “Lurkin”