Watch: Energy - @Khamaal_Body ft. GQ

I must say I've pretty much been super asleep when it comes to Khamaal. He's probably one of the most underrated spitters in Jersey. I've had the pleasure of seeing him live once and I left more than impressed by the New Jeru Native.

Until recently the last I heard from him was his collab EP with Chesné entitled Curves. It's a must listen if you haven't already. Let's fast forward. He dropped Story Mode EP of his own a couple months ago. Let's just say I won't be asleep anymore. Now the Paterson emcee dropped his visual for Energy. It's been a big 2017 for Khamaal, keep a watch out for this guy. We will too. Energy after the break.

#RoyalThrone: It's Still too Late @Drake by @AQueens_Crown

The first one to pull a Beyoncè since...Beyoncè.

Drake recently released a mixtape (or album, no one really knows) called If You're Reading This It's Too Late. The Toronto native first released it on Soundcloud only to remove it within minutes. I guess that attributes to the album title. iTunes later distributed it for $12.99. The 17-track long project is a different Drizzy than we are used to. Unlike his other works, this mixtape will not be anyone's go to if you are in your feelings.

Drake is much more aggressive this time around. You hear it with tracks like 6PM In New York and 6 God which was also on his three track EP he dropped on his birthday via ssoundcloud.  I was surprised by how hard he went this time around spitting raw bars into some of these tracks. Part of me was waiting for him to start singing so I could sing along but he didn't really get into that. From Energy there are Lines like "I got rap niggas that I gotta act like I like. But my actin’ days are over, fuck them niggas for life." He even called out Tyga for what he said in his Vibe Magazine interview. "I heard a little little homie talking reckless in Vibe. That's quite a platform you chose, you should've kept it inside. Oh, you tried. It's so childish calling my name on the world stage. You need to act your age and not your girl's age." This shows who Drake is now. All in all, the new Drake is cool. He did a good job of setting a new tone for himself. If you haven't already you can get it on iTunes or stream it below via Spotify.