Danny Brown

Years ago, before Danny Brown decided to be a rapper full time he was your not-so-friendly neighborhood street pharmacist in his native Detroit--and he hated. In the video for 'Dope Song' Brown returns to his Linwood hood in the Motor City to turn up with some of his Bruiser Brigade homies and to officially kiss the dope game behind.

We already know Danny Brown doesn't like the way Big Sean represents Detroit; "He ain’t been to the hood in years," he told The FADER back in August. Now, in a recent interview with Rolling Stone, the 'Old' rapper called out fellow tween icon Miley Cyrus for her comments on his hometown.

Danny Brown sets himself apart from the pack with an album that balances substance and #style.

"I been putting out free music my entire career ... I don't care about sales or no dumb s--t," Danny Brown explained on Twitter this weekend, which is why he's allowing fans to stream his new 'Old' album a whole eight days before they can actually cop it.

Danny Brown has revealed the final bits and pieces about his new album, 'Old,' that we've been dying to know: the guest features and production credits.

Following the release of the trailer for his upcoming 'Old' album we now have the video for Danny Brown's 'Dip,' which might leave you wishing it was the weekend and you were on his level right now.

Danny Brown may be adored by many for his eccentricity and experimentalism, but the chipped-toothed spitter is, for the most part, taking it back to his gritty, blue collar roots on his eagerly anticipated 'Old' album, which drops at the end of the month.

The intro for Danny Brown's new album, 'Old,' has hit the album and it's just as honest, raw, and fantastic as you would hope.

As made evident in this new feature with GQ, style is much more than just one of Danny Brown's favorite ad libs.

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