Showing posts with label OG Maco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OG Maco. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 8, 2015

Stream OG Maco's New EP "10 Moons 2"

OG Maco drops a new EP: "10 Moons 2." While we're waiting for OG Maco's debut album, Children of the Rage, the Quality Control signee has decided to drop an impromptu EP, 10 Moons 2. Maco not only raps, sings and barks on 10 Moons 2, but he also produces most of the EP's tracks under the name Maco Mattox. Though the apparently finished Children of the Rage is still without a release date, Maco has still had a prolific year, as 10 Moons 2 is his sixth project of 2015. Maco goes solo on all of the EP's tracks save for one, "Lit," which features Quavo and Cam Sheely, who we last heard on the Ducko Mcfli & Wondagurl-produced banger, "All the Money." Production comes from Phresh Produce, JakeGoesDigital and Maco Mattox himself.

Wednesday, July 22, 2015

OG Maco & Boi-1da Go At Each Other Over Meek Mill's Allegations

OG Maco and Boi-1da engage in a bit of twitter back-and-forth, disputing Meek Mill's allegations. The twitter drama isn't over just yet. We just reported on how Peter Rosenberg went at Charlamagne Tha God for encouraging the Meek Mill/Drake beef, but they're not the only two who are involving themselves in the "does Drake write his own lyrics" debate. OG Maco, who has been on a twitter rant roll these days, also went at Drake, big upping Drizzy's purported ghost writer Quentin Miller. Maco defended Meek Mill's tweets, while screenshotting the credits of some of Drake's songs, which show a Q. Miller as a writer (alongside A. Graham, mind you). Boi-1da obviously wasn't feeling this, and told Maco, "bro you look thirsty, chill. Go back to doing whatever you do and stop highlighting my name." As Maco continued to go full force on the issue, the producer later tweeted @OGMaco, "sisqo chill.

Monday, June 8, 2015

OG Maco Sends Shots At Travi$ Scott Over "3500"

Over the course of his career, Travi$ Scott has often been accused of copying others' styles, whether those of Kid Cudi or his mentor, Kanye West, or more recently, Atlanta's trap rappers. The latest to call him out is OG Maco, who has a problem with Scott (a Houston native) putting Future, 2 Chainz, Metro Boomin and Zaytoven (all ATLiens) on his new single "3500." Read his tweets below.