photo credit: Power 106 Keeping the 2021 list of freestyle firsts for the L.A. Leakers, Long Beach’s own Vince Staples stepped up to the LIFTOFF series to deliver straight bars in the latest freestyle installment with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk. Repping for his Cali upbringing, Staples takes on Dr. Dre’s infectious “Xxplosive” instrumental where…
photo credit: Power 106 The Slump God finally touched down for the long-awaited delivery of the Ski Mask and L.A. Leakers link up for #Freestyle112. Coming out the gate with heat and pointed bars, the Flordia native paid homage to the rap icon Busta Rhymes, while spitting over the infectious “Put Your Hands Where My…
photo credit: Power 106 In what is definitely not a comeback, but a return to the thrown, the reigning Belly stepped back into the LIFTOFF freestyle chair to go three-for-three in the latest installment of the top-tiered series with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk. Having already pulled up to the Power 106 studios back in…
photo credit: Power 106 With ‘Culture 3’ finally dropping, no one saw this moment coming with one of the biggest rap groups in the game pulling up to the #LIFTOFF for their very first L.A. Leakers freestyle. Migos tapped in with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to drop the much-anticipated Freestyle #111, complete with heavy…
photo credit: Power 106 It’s been nearly two years since Polo G pulled up to the #LIFTOFF, with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk, to rip through his first Leakers freestyle. Returning to the Power 106 studios, just ahead of the release of his ‘Hall Of Fame’ album, Polo not only paid homage to the late…
photo credit: Power 106 Detroit stepped into the #LIFTOFF with the introduction to the Power 106 studios with 42 Dugg, and the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk. Currently celebrating the success and much noise surrounding his huge singles “4 Da Gang” and “Maybach”, which borrows the assistance of Roddy Ricch and Future, respectively,…
photo credit: Power 106 Almost 12 years in the making, North Carolina and the Los Angeles Leakers finally collide for Freestyle #108 featuring one of this generation’s greatest hip-hop artists, J. Cole. The Cole absence has been without a doubt felt in the culture but the perfect timing of his forthcoming ‘The Off-Season’ lp and…
photo credit: Power 106 Tee Grizzley pulled up to the LIFTOFF with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to make a clear statement on the latest Freestyle #107. Spitting completely a cappella freestyle, the Detroit native passionately ripped through bars, speaking on family, foes, success, and more. During the two-minute freestyle, Grizzley raps: I don’t drink,…
photo credit: Power 106 North Carolina stepped all the way in the building to make a LIFTOFF debut with the L.A. Leakers Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk, Morray details his journey of blessings on the road to the current success he’s experiencing. Growing up in the South and singing in Church early on as a…
photo credit: Power 106 One thing about an L.A. Leakers Freestyle feature, it will definitely set the bar for all of your favorite rappers, favorite rappers to try to reach. Although 2020 is going down as a year that many might want to forget, but there is no denying during these past 365 days, Justin…