YOUR OLD DROOG FEAT. DOOM & MACH-HOMMY – RST
The unique tandem of DOOM, Your Old Droog and Mach-Hommy unite for “RST” and spit bars over this slow, brooding production.
SEAN PRICE & SMALL PROFESSOR FEAT. YOUR OLD DROOG, AG DA CORONER & GUILTY SIMPSON – JOHN GOTTI
Yeah, we’re still getting unreleased rhymes from Sean Price three years after his passing. And they are still top notch! Duck Down cracks open the vault to give a taste of a Sean Price and Small Professor collaboration album titled ‘86 Witness. Here’s “John Gotti,” which features AG Da Coroner, Your Old Droog and Guilty Simpson. The album drops on February 8th.
WIKI FEAT. YOUR OLD DROOG – LITT 15 [VIDEO]
Wiki and Your Old Droog team up for the video to “Litt 15” from Wiki’s album No Mountains in Manhattan.
YOUR OLD DROOG – LIVE FROM NYC FREESTYLE
Your Old Droog offered this freestyle to Funkmaster Flex but he passed on it. So, he gave it to the rest of the world. Enjoy.
YOUR OLD DROOG FEAT. CONWAY – CEMENT 4S
Your Old Droog enters the new year with Conway stomping through on “Cement 4s.” The two give the grimy production a workout as Sadhugold’s beat is of the headnod variety.
YOUR OLD DROOG – YOU THE TYPE
Adult Swim cuts loose Your Old Droog’s “You The Type” where the emcee proceeds to run the dozens on the clowns and posers.
YOUR OLD DROOG FEAT. HEEMS – BANGLADESH [VIDEO]
Your Old Droog and Heems pay homage to Bangladesh in the video of the same name.
YOUR OLD DROOG, TALIB KWELI & K’VALENTINE FREESTYLE ON DJ TONY TOUCH’S SHOW [VIDEO]
Your Old Droog and Talib Kweli proceed to flex lyrical talent over a nasty instrumental on DJ Tony Touch’s show while K’Valentine and Raekwon also drop in briefly.
YOUR OLD DROOG – SHOWOFF RADIO FREESTYLE
Your Old Droog shows up to Statik Selektah’s Showoff Radio and blesses the mic with a freestyle over some classic beats.
YOUR OLD DROOG – YOU CAN DO IT! (GIVE UP)
Your Old Droog suggests that a rap career may not be in everyone’s life and perhaps seeking real employment would be a better idea on “You Can Do It! (Give Up).”
“This is a song about how some people should stop following their dreams — especially if it ain’t made for them” Droog wryly says on the song. “Got get a job at the MTA, go be an A&R, do some graphic design work or something. Not everyone is supposed to rap.”