Bun B and his manager Anzel Jennings got into a minor car accident on the corner of Broadway and 9th Street, in lower Manhattan in New York City today. They were on the way to Billboard offices for an interview. Their rep have told Billboard that they are doing “okay”.
Mike Posner releases the first track from his upcoming mixtape The Layover dropping November 20th which will also feature appearances from Big Sean, Royce Da 5’9″ and more. Here’s his remake of Elton John’s ‘Rocket Man‘.
Drake joined Bun B on stage at Sound Academy last night to do “Uptown”. Drake recalls that Bun B had flown out for his first show in Toronto, which was also at the same venue.
Big K.R.I.T. drops the official video for ‘Country Sh*t' remix, featuring Ludacris & Bun B. The visual compliments the hit song very well. K.R.I.T.’s R4: The Prequel is in stores now.
Warner Bros artist Kirko Bangz’ track ‘What Yo Name Iz’ has been bubbling under for a while and now he enlists Bun B, Big Sean & Wale for the official remix.
We showed you a few pics of them working on the visuals in College Park, and now we get a better look at what went down during the video shoot of the most added song on radio this week. The only thing left is for us to get the final product and hopefully it turns up within the next couple of days.
The original track dropped back in 2008 but here’s the official remix with a nice lineup. Off Term’s upcoming album Cameo King II dropping digitally May 24th and physically on June 7th.
XXL Mag caught up with Bun B to talk about Big K.R.I.T. Check out the video above below.
“K.R.I.T. is just somebody that we’ve been watching for a while now, where they evolve into who he’s becoming, and I just had a lot of support for him in the background,” Bun B told XXL. “This is one of the first opportunities we had to work together, and I think it’s important when we recognize your upcoming talent like the Big K.R.I.T.s in the world.”
“Big K.R.I.T. is one of the first artists that I’ve seen since Pimp passed away that I felt like really benefitted from the tutelage of Pimp C,” he said. “I think that you could tell how much of a student he was already, and like I said, I only expect greatness out of K.R.I.T.”
