Another one off of Short Dawg’s upcoming No Trespassing LP, hitting February 28th.

From Too $hort’s upcoming album, No Trespassing, dropping 2/28. Dir: Joslyn Rose Lyons.

$hort’s radio single from No Trespassing, due February 28th. Directed by Joslyn Rose Lyons.

From Too $hort’s upcoming album, No Trespassing, dropping 2/28.

This is a quintessential west-coast rap video, with hella cameos. Uh, they also list 2Pac’s twitter….

$hort Dawg caught up with Hip-Hollywood to speak on some upcoming projects, mentioning that both a new solo LP and a collaborative LP with E-40 are on deck for release this year. He also talks about eying a potential novel. Can we suggest “Freaky Tales” as a title?

Looks like from the start of this video that Rolling Papers (due March 29th) has a logo. And hey, a second video.

Taken from Masspike Miles and DJ Drama’s forthcoming Superfly – Rhyhtm & Streets: Gangsta Grillz Special Edition, dropping Memorial Day weekend. Guests will include Rick Ross, Jadakiss, Yo Gotti, Freeway, Red Cafe, Too Short, Bun B, La The Darkman, Termanology, Yung Joc, Willie The Kid, and Smoke Bulga. LISTEN: Masspike Miles – “Still Hungry” (feat. [cont.]

New E-40 featuring Too $hort. The video to this track leaked last week and here is the CDQ audio. This is on the Day Shift side of the upcoming album Revenue Retrievin’ which is set for a late March release date. LISTEN: E-40 + Too $hort – “B*tch”

Too $hort grabs the mic and performs at the grand opening of Drais Hollywood, which opened last week on top of The W Hotel. The song? Heh….Big up to B. Nevius, always coming through.

Fonzarelli serves up this two-part video extravaganza with “Bitch” b/w “Over The Stove”, featuring Too $hort. Both from the double album Revenue Retrievin’, due March 30th.

K, we got a video for the album’s sixth single. Surely the release of Sir Lucious Leftfoot: The Son Of Chico Dusty is around the corner….? Surely…?

Some Yay Area heat from Fonzarelli and Too $hort, perhaps from 40′s upcoming Revenue Retrievin’ two-part album project due later this year. Thundering bassline packed with a female rap vocal sample propels this minimalist hyphy banger as the duo wax poetically about big booty hoes. And who doesn’t love big booty hoes? Wouldn’t call this [cont.]

     As someone who grew up on Too $hort’s early albums – from Born To Mack to Shorty The Pimp, you kind of always know what to expect from the Oaktown legend. Of course, this also makes the average attention span of a $hortdog fan last about five albums. By then, you’ve had your share. [cont.]