Collection of videos sending off Fat Beats NYC to the hip-hop heavens on 9/4/2010. Performances by DJ Premier, Just Blaze, A.G., Pack FM, J-Live, Masta Ace, and more. R.I.P. Fat Beats.

Not to be confused with the title of Kat Stacks’ upcoming memoir, I Hate Fucking Rappers, QN5 emcee Pack FM returns to the game with the humorously titled I Fuckin’ Hate Rappers LP, dropping digitally on May 25th and physically on June 15th. Yes, that’s the same day as Drake, no Pack doesn’t give a fuck. Preorders for the album have jumped off via QN5, presenting the album in two PACKages (a little joke there). The standard edition for $12 US / $16 international includes an autographed copy of the album, digital download of the album on 5.25, plus bonus intrumentals, remixes, and one exclusive bonus track. The “Rage” edition, on the other hand, includes all of that stuff, as well as the official “I F*ckin’ Hate Rappers” t-shirt, sticker, limited edition 4 pin set, IFHR dartboard (nice) and an 11 x 17 poster – $35 U.S. / $45 internationally. Still on the fence? Grab the “Nasty” MP3 here.

“F-Asterix-cking”, whatever do they mean by that? Artwork by Keebz @ Crackpixels.com. Special preorders kick off at www.qn5.com on Friday.

01. The Support Group
02. I F*cking Hate Rappers – Produced By Tonedeff
03. The Show
04. Nasty – Produced By Domingo
05. Wanna Know (ft. Deacon The Villain) – Produced By Kno
06. The Kanye Look
07. Flux Capacitor – Produced By J-Zone
08. Take Our Place (ft. Dominion) – Produced By Domingo
09. Step On My Kicks
10. Tough Talk (ft. Poison Pen) – Produced By Marco Polo
11. Here We Go (Come On) – Produced By Domingo
12. Sire – Produced By Domingo
13. I F*cking Like Everything – Produced By Deacon The Villain
14. Closure

What do we have here? Our first co-branded mixtape since the relaunch. Of course longtime followers know we’ve been doing this kind of thing since around 2001, however as you can see from our discography, we don’t attach our name to just anything. Basically, Red Planet Music are throwing a show tonight (!) in Philly with each of the artists on the CD – Sadat X, Last Emperor, Pack FM, Substantial, and Icon The Mic King – so we got together to put out this mix of new, exclusive, and classic tracks from the crew, mixed to perfection by DJ Jay-Ski (Skratch Makaniks/PureElementz.net).

DJ Jay Ski “The Release” Mixtape