Did 2 Chainz do a good job arguing marijuana should be legal?

“When a rapper’s rapping, you should be able to smell the dope cooking.”

In the first episode of our new 10-part series on Atlanta, host Thomas Morton meets longtime stick-up boy Curtis Snow (Snow On Da Bluff) while explaining what Atlanta means and why it’s become the center of drug trafficking and rap music. Later, we find ourselves in iconic Patchwerk Studios with Black Mafia Family’s Bleu Davinci. He explains the rise and fall of BMF, the city’s scene over the last decade, and what he thinks it takes to make it today. After a game of pool, we head to the strip club to meet Migos.

Noisey Atlanta is a 10-part series documenting unprecedented access into the city’s rap scene. Hosted by VICE / HBO / Noisey’s Thomas Morton and directed by Andy Capper—the makers of Noisey Chiraq—the series stars artists like 2 Chainz, Gucci Mane, Migos, Rich Homie Quan, Young Thug, Jeezy, iLoveMakonnen, and also spends time with the new wave of super-producers like Mike Will Made-It, Metro Boomin, and 808 Mafia.
via Noisey

Trinidad Jame$ calls for Unity with Big K.R.I.T. on “Black Man Pt. 1.”

2014 is in the record books and so is our annual best of list. Joined by our harshest critic, Nigel D, founder of realtalkny.uproxx.com, we debate our picks and snubs. Pardon Nigel’s low audio. Props to Engine Room Audio.

Nigel D. discusses Rap Radar’s “Year End” lists with Elliott Wilson & B. Dot.

2 Chainz will debate with Nancy Grace if weed should be legal tonight. Laws against marijuana have been getting weaker with it now even be legal in some places. Check below to see a recent 60 Minutes segment on Marijuana.

Should marijuana be legal in the U.S.?

Also check out new music from 2 Chainz.

Yo Gotti releases a track off of his upcoming mixtape with DJ Drama “Concealed.”