The rest of the world is steadily worshiping Future. I’ve yet to hear anything that made me convinced. Supply and demand. Astronaut Status drops tomorrow at 1:12 PM. DJ Scream drops this record that Ludacris shows out on. Above is a preview of “Jordan/Diddy” that’ll also be on the project. That one wasn’t sounding too bad.

Future Ft. Ludacris & Rocko – Blow (Prod. By DJ Spinz)

Previously: Caddy Da Don Ft. Future – Coockamonga (Remix)

Anybody else find it odd that he shot videos for both diss records off 1.21 Gigawatts? He really used these two to his leverage and get the people talking. Shawn Jay really got lyrically beat the hell up on this. In his defense, Luda seems to be dropping videos for almost all the records off the tape. Ludaversial dropping in 2012.

Previously: Video: Ludacris Ft. Gucci Mane – Shake-N-Fries

Since Gucci Mane just got out today, he’s not in the video. Sorry, stans. Wouldn’t you want to see some ladies shaking they ass instead? You got it. Let me state this is not safe for work at all. Grab that 1.21 Gigawatts today.

Previously: Video: Ludacris Ft. Waka Flocka – Rich & Flexin’

One of the more single style records off 1.21 Gigawatts. I remember hearing this was going to be his first single from the album a while ago. I’m so glad he didn’t follow through. The way these two do their facial expressions and hand movements during the lyrics are priceless.

Previously: Video: Ludacris – Bada Boom

After Luda dropped his mixtape 1.21 Gigawatts the “b” word starting buzzing. “Bada Boom”, the highly controversial track off the Luda’s tape where he disses Drizzy & Big Sean. After a week he returns with these visuals adding more fuel to the proverbial fire. It’s clear Big Sean and Drake want no problems anyways; this beef wouldn’t benefit them. Shouts to Datpiff.

Previously: Video: SD Exclusive: Big Sean Talks Sophomore Effort, G.O.O.D. Music Compilation & More

Ha! Take that, Bill. Ludacris shares the story about meeting Bill O’Reilly at the White House and how he ended up getting a check from him. After he discusses that hilarious situation, he briefly talks about “Bada Boom” and performs “What You Smokin’ On.” 1.21 Gigawatts is out now.

Previously: Video: Ludacris Performs “I’m On Fire” On Sway In The Morning

Ludacris touched down on Sway In The Morning yesterday. In the process, he joined their concert series to perform “I’m On Fire.” Before he does this, he briefly talks about his upcoming New Years Eve movie and acting advice from Terrence Howard. Grab his newest tape. It’s well worth it.

Previously: Mixtape: Ludacris – 1.21 Gigawatts: Back To The First Time

Luda takes us back to the day where his tracks were creative, goofy, and all around entertaining. Not to say that the more mature, no chicken grease in his breads Luda is any better/worse than the Luda that I grew up on. But all the material that has dropped thus far just hasn’t been sticking. After listening to this tape in it’s entirety maybe opinions will change.

SD Update: Apparently the zip that was put out earlier didn’t include Wiz Khalifa’s verse on the last track. I’ve updated the file and have included the song below if you prefer to just add it that way.

Bada Boom

What You Smokin’ On Ft. Wiz Khalifa

Ludacris – 1.21 Gigawatts: Back To The First Time

We’re one day away from Ludacris’ 1.21 Gigawatts. Like I said before, he’s going all out to make sure this tape makes a big impact amongst all the recent good music we’ve gotten. Grind HD provides a little sneak peek into the video shoot for his Meek Mill-assisted “Say It To My Face” track. Hit the jump for Ludacris’ interview with V-103 Atlanta and previewing some other new songs on the project.

Previously: Video: Ludacris 1.21 Gigawatts Listening Session

Ludacris invaded the Do restaurant in Atlanta to hold a listening session for his upcoming tape, 1.21 Gigawatts. I really want the whole project to sound like the latest record found below. That’s the Luda I grew up on. Ludaversial is coming out next year and Mike Will will be apart of it, as he confirms in the video.

“I didn’t pick any songs for radio”

Previously: Ludacris – Can You Buy That (Prod. By Drugs)