Truly Yours 2 (Mixtape) - J. Cole

Out of nowhere, Cole decided to follow up the last track with an entire 6 track mixtape (which includes Cole Summer). This one (and the first Truly Yours) should definitely hold us over until Born Sinner drops in June. Enjoy.

Download: Truly Yours 2

Acid Rap (Mixtape) - Chance The Rapper

At this point, you all probably know my opinion on Chance The Rapper. I wasn't a fan at all for the longest time, but a few months ago finally gave him a chance (no pun intended), and his sound really grew on me. Acid Rap has been in the works for a while now, and now that it has finally dropped, I have a feeling that it's going to be the tape that really gets Chance some big recognition. Don't get me wrong, he's already gotten a ton of buzz (hell, he has features from Twista, Gambino, and Action Bronson on this tape), but I can feel a Freshman 2014 coming up for him after hearing this one. Check it out below.

Download: Acid Rap

World In Our Hands (The Two Friends Remix) - Quintino & Alvaro

The Two Friends have produced yet another remix that is pure gold. This time they take Qunitino & Alvaro's World In Our Hands, strip away the more dub-y aspects of it, and then give it their now signature high energy club/electro vibe. A fantastic remix that you won't want to miss. Enjoy.

Cole Summer - J. Cole

No way I'm going to miss out on sharing the newest drop from Cole. Smooth as always. Check it out below.

Plight (Video) - Uno Hype

Uno Hype dropped his mixtape Be Good earlier this month, and I can honestly say that I think it's going to find its way into constant rotation on my ipod. Plight is one of the many great tracks off Be Good, so you really can't go wrong in giving it a set of visuals. Enjoy em, and if you haven't yet, you should definitely cop the tape.

The Birthday Tape (Mixtape) - Rockie Fresh

I don't know why people had apprehensions about this tape. Rockie's always been on point, so I expected The Birthday Tape to be pretty good. After giving it a full listen tonight, I can honestly say that this is a great mixtape. More than a few stand out tracks, and there's actually only one of them that I'm not a huge fan of (and I knew it was coming because he leaked it last week). Definitely not project to miss out on, so enjoy it.

Download: The Birthday Tape

80 Little Bars - Sam Lachow

Here's a little something different from Sam Lachow for your Monday night. Now, we're used to hearing Sam spit rhymes on his own beats but for this one, he's decided to go over some classic instrumentals, and as was expected, he kills it. Check this one out for sure.

Teach Her - Dizzy X Ft. Lauren Cato

Dizzy X, who you might recognize from the track Change back in March, is back. This enigma of an artist has brought a brand new track with him, and this time he's decided to soften his flow a little bit. His sound is still dripping with that raw talent that we heard on Change, but now he's grabbed Lauren Cato for some delicate vocal backup. Teach Her is off his upcoming tape, Magnum Opus, which is one I will definitely be on the watch for. Enjoy.

Toy Houses - CJ Trillo

You really can't go wrong with some fresh CJ Trillo. There's just something so consistently spectacular about the way that he flows over these simple but gorgeous beats. CJ decided to release Toy Houses as a treat for us fans while he's working on his next project, so enjoy it.

Smoke Again - Chance The Rapper & Ab-Soul

I said it before, but it's now official: Chance The Rapper has grown on me, and I have become a fan. Smoke Again is another cut off his upcoming tape Acid Rap, which is actually dropping tomorrow, so be on the lookout for that. Great flow from both Chance and Ab-Soul, so check it out above.

NNY - Bryant Dope ft. ANTHM

Bryant Dope and producer Hannibal King grab a HotLeaks favorite, Anthm, for a feature on the title track off their upcoming mixtape. I can honestly say that this one manages to really live up to its name. The beat feels like it was grabbed straight from the clubs of old school NY, and the flow is absolutely dope. Check it out below.

Trying To Be Cool (One Love Remix) - Phoenix

Firth thing: I'm a big fan of Phoenix. Second thing: I huge One Love fan. Combine the two of them, and you have magic in my mind. One Love takes the energy up a notch on this one, and then proceeds to add his own flare to the beat. Check this one out for sure.

The End Is Near - Ab-Soul ft. Mac Miller

I missed out on this joint yesterday, so here you go. Ab-Soul kills it like always, and Mac actually sounds pretty dope on this one. Enjoy.

West Coast Slide - Work Drugs

Alright. I spotted this one over on P&P a couple days ago, and have now realized that I've had it on repeat since downloading it. That being said, I figure that it's only fair that I share it with all of you. Work Drugs have created a track that just captures the feel of summer perfectly. Definitely one to add to the playlist. Enjoy it, because I know I have.
 

Judge (Video) - Cam Meekins

Cam Meekins is back, and once again he shows off the growth in his sound. His flow has become much tighter, and much smoother. Judge is a drop off his upcoming project, Lamp City, which is dropping on May 21st. So until then, enjoy this one.

Deleted - Marcato Republic

A fresh drop from some new faces, as well as an old name. Johnny Astro sent this joint my way yesterday, and I just got a chance to give it a listen tonight. Now that I have, I'm absolutely hooked. There's something just haunting about this one that pulls you in. Marcato Republic is a collab group, and Deleted is the latest single off their upcoming mixtape, W.A.R.. Definitely check this one out, and be on the watch for more from Marcato Republic, because I like what I hear. Enjoy.

Zoology - Gorilla Warfare Tactics

It has been a LONG while since we've heard from Gorilla Warfare Tactics (almost 2 years now), but they are officially back at it. Zoology is their latest drop, and it's actually the title track off their upcoming project, which should be released April 30th. If this track is any indication of what this tape is going to be like, I'm pretty excited, because the flow and beat of this are just sick. Check it out for yourself below.

Nasty (Video) - Logic

I know it's only been about a week since Logic got signed to Def Jam, but so far it's great to see that he's lived up to his word. Logic has always preached that he wanted to do things his own way, and now that he's signed, it looks like he's still doing things his way, but now he has some more money to toss into videos and production, and a ton more exposure. Nasty shows that he is still one of the best up and comers in the game right now, by far, so if you're still sleeping on him, it's time to get familiar. Enjoy.

Stand Up (Remix) - Marco Polo ft. Tragedy Khadafi, Lil Fame (of M.O.P.), Adrian Younge & The Delfonics

Marco Polo does it once again. This is his 5th and final leak off his upcoming mixtape, Newport Authority 2, which is on track to be an unreal LP. Now I figured Marco Polo can probably explain this track better than I can:

"I did a remix for "Stand Up" off the brand new Adrian Younge presents The Delfonics project (who am I big fan of, y'all should cop anything he's a part of.) Adrian sent me the album early and I made this beat. Tragedy was originally gonna lay down one verse on this on some freestyle sh*t, but once I started hearing his bars I refused to let this be a one verse song! Three verses later and appropriate hook by Slap aka Fizzy Womack aka Lil Fame we have the "Stand Up" remix. Tragedy will have an alternate version of this song on his upcoming album as well. Now please enjoy the final leak from Newport Authority 2!"

Anyway, this is not one you'll want to miss, so enjoy it.

'94 (Video) - Kings Dead

This is amazing. The Kings Dead have decided to release another cut off their upcoming project, Revenge Of The Beast, and I can say with full confidence that this it is going to be one hell of a project. Their last track, The Reunion, was a huge throw back to their older stuff (like The Drive-In), but '94 is a whole other story. Their sound has matured substantially, and their ability to put together entrancing videos has become unparalleled. This is not one to miss. Look out for Revenge Of The Beast.

Memories Back Then (Video) - T.I ft. Kendrick Lamar, B.o.B & Kris Stephens

This joint leaked back in January, but it's great for it to finally have an official release. And since it's gotten an official release, it only makes sense that they drops a video for it as well. Check out the visuals, and if you missed out when it first dropped, you can cop it below. Enjoy.

The Homie - Young Jeezy ft. YG

This is probably the best Jeezy I've heard in years. Not that he's released that much over the last few years, but still, it's the best of what he has released. Check it out below.

Pink Champale - Odd Couple ft. King L, Mikey Dollaz & Big Colour

Chi city production duo Odd Couple (who you might recognize from some XV or possibly some Chance The Rapper tracks) decided to grab some verses from fellow Chicago artists, King L, Mikey Dollaz & Big Colour, and create a fantastic new track. First off, I just want to say how sick this beat is. It's laid back, enjoyable to listen to, complex and simple at the same time, and just plain catchy. It also lets the flows of King L, Mikey Dollaz and Big Colour to really shine. This is not a track to miss. Enjoy.

Cold Stars - Kasum

Kasum is back at it again with this great new mash. He takes Vicetone's Stars, and then blends it perfectly with some vocals from miss Katy Perry. A great track to add to your rager playlist, so don't miss out. Enjoy.

Rollin' - Rockie Fresh ft. Gunplay

I think that I can officially say that Rockie Fresh has truly matured and grown his sound into something completely original. Smooth raps over fantastic electronic beats, with a signature lofty vibe. This is drop off his upcoming project, The Birthday Tape, so definitely be on the lookout for that. Enjoy.

Roll Call - Logic

This beat would be tough, if not impossible, for most other artists. But, Def Jam's newest signee, Logic, jumps in on the beat from Mrs. Jackson, the classic OutKast track, and he actually manages to kill it. I'm honestly impressed. Check it out below.

Can't Hold Us (Video) - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis ft. Ray Dalton

The scale of this video is just ridiculous. It looks like now that Macklemore and Ryan Lewis are big shots, they have a little extra cash to throw around. Not that that's a bad thing, because it's actually the opposite: they can create awesome videos. On somewhat of a side note, I just want to say that I'm really glad that these guys have officially made it. Anyway, enjoy the visuals.

New American (Mixtape) - Matty Rico

Matty Rico, in case you don't recognize the name, was/is the rapping half of AudioDax. From what I gather, Matty Rico made the decision within the last year to really branch out and find his own sound, and I can honestly say, he's found it. New American is a fantastic 'debut' project that really showcases Matty's skills as an artist. He got amazing flow, a great story telling ability, and smooth lyricism. Definitely a project you will want to check out. Enjoy.

The Other Side - Jason Derulo

New summer jam? Prepare to hear this one everywhere. It's catchy enough now, but I find myself wondering if it'll still be as catchy when everyone decides to remix it. Check it out now.

Nothing You Can Do - M.i x Tyler Keyes ft. Corbett & Chamillionaire

Another cut off M.i and Tyler Keyes' upcoming mixtape Pushing Keyes. If you weren't excited before (which I wouldn't understand why not), this new one, with features from Chamillionaire and Corbet, is bound to get you going. Pushing Keyes, coming May 16th. Enjoy.

Girls Love Beyonce - Drake ft. James Fauntleroy

It was just yesterday that I said that any new verse from Drake was good, but you know what's even better? An entire track. Girls Love Beyonce is a fantastic laid back R&B track that is just dripping with that classic Dizzy sound. Enjoy.

Congratulations - Common ft. Cocaine 80's

I wasn't about to let you all miss out on this one. Some smooth story telling from the always fantastic Common. All about a walk down memory lane while standing at the alter of a best friend's wedding. This is what Common does better than anyone else, so don't miss out.

Chasing Rainbows - Marc Goone ft. Gloria Kim

I know I seem to say this every time Marc Goone releases a track, but this new one has to be one of my favorites. Chasing Rainbows is yet another magically produced track from Zuckswithit, filled with absolutely fantastic rhymes all about the struggles that Goone is going through to perfect his craft, as well as the way that the world looks right now. Oh, and did I mention that it has a gorgeous hook from Gloria Kim. This is not a track to miss.

No New Friends - DJ Khaled ft. Drake, Rick Ross & Lil Wayne

I'm going to stand by the fact that I think that DJ Khaled can't make a bad track. It seems that every single drop from him is just straight fire. Plus, as you all know by now, I'm a huge Drizzy fan, so any new verse from him is more than ok in my books. Oh, and Weezy and Rozay jump in for their own verses as well. Check it out.

Buzzkill - Huey Mack

When I first saw this one, I really didn't know what to think. Huey Mack remixing Luke Bryan? Not exactly something I would have ever guessed. After pressing play though, I was pleasantly surprised. Huey Mack actually does a really good job on this one. Catchy as hell, and filled with classic Huey flow. Definitely check this one out. Oh, and Huey plays the guitar like a god, so don't miss it. Enjoy.

Pickle - KYLE

Today was KYLE's little brother's second birthday, so he decided to release this track. Swiff D put together a fun and childish beat, and KYLE sounds like he's just enjoying himself on it. Enjoy this one.

Like I Am (Video) - Rittz

Yeah. He's good. I told you yesterday that I would be on the look out for more from Rittz after hearing his track with Posner, so here it is, only 24 hours later. Like I Am is another cut off his upcoming tape, The Life & Times of Jonny Valiant, which is officially on track to be a fantastic project. Check it out above, and be on the lookout for the tape, coming April 30th.

I Will Lose Myself In Time - DJ 21azy

Ready to have an indie-gasm courtesy of DJ 21azy? Mumford & Sons, Imagine Dragons, and OneRepublic, all combined into one fantastic track. He takes the vocals, as well as some beats, from all three of them, adds a dash of David Guetta, and then blends them all together perfectly. Not one to miss.

Numbers On The Boards - Pusha T

G.O.O.D Music decided to keep the ball rolling with all this dope hip hop being released today:

Our family Hov brought that real hip hop shit this morning so me and Pusha wanna keep that feeling going

— KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) April 11, 2013

A simple and minimal beat (kind of like the artwork), and just straight flow from Pusha. Check it out.

Close To Justice (Kendrick Lamar x Giraffage) - The Hood Internet

I would just like to point out that the guys from The Hood Internet are the first ones who really got me into mash up. It's tracks like this that really solidify "mashup" as a creative, artistic and skilled genre of music. The Hood Internet manage to blend these two tracks perfectly, and make it sound as though it is one. Check it out below.

Open Letter - Jay-Z

The internet has gone absolutely wild for this track. In case you've missed it all for some reason, Hov and Beyonce headed down Cuba for their 5th wedding anniversary, and as you all know, Americans are forbidden to travel to Cuba for vacation. Their trip was actually licensed as an educational exchange, so everything was on the up and up. But, some politicians were critical of their trip and raised some controversy. Here it is a couple days later, and Hov decided to release an "open letter" that touches on that controversy, as well as a couple other topics. Check it out below.

Switch Lanes - Rittz ft. Mike Posner

Need some cruising music? Strange Music's Rittz and Mike Posner have you covered. Switch Lanes is a cut off Rittz's upcoming project The Life and Times of Jonny Valiant, and I can honestly say that this gem has officially gotten me interested in him. I remember seeing his name pop up here and there, but I never really payed much attention to him. But now after hearing the way he flows (which I would almost describe as a combination of Tech N9ne, Freddie Gibbs and Yelawolf), I will definitely be on the lookout for more from him. Check it out below.

Creature Of Habit: Part I (Mixtape) - Bridge

This one has been a while in the making. Since first learning about Bridge almost 6 months ago, I can honestly say that I have been waiting anxiously for him to release a full project. Well the day has finally arrived, and I am happy to present you with Bridge's debut project, Creature Of Habit: Part I. This is actually a fantastic showcase of his skills as both a vocalist and a rapper, and it is not one you will want to miss out. Check out one of my favorites below, then go cop the entire project.

Havana Club - Bridge

Download: Creature Of Habit: Part I

Fuck For The Road - PropanLv

Seriously. I've said it at least a hundred times now, but PropaneLv is unreal. And he proves it yet again with this latest cover. He takes on Tyga and Breezy's Fuck For The Road, and once again he manages to make the track sound like his own. Enjoy this one.

Modern Hearts - The Knocks ft. St Lucia

The Knocks recently decided to hook up with St Lucia, and together they have created an absolutely spectacular track that you will not want to miss. Seriously, this is a track that you should definitely check out. No DL yet, but they will be releasing it on April 16th, so look out. Enjoy.

Middle America - Blackbear

I am so glad that I was introduced to Blackbear back in February when he was featured on a track with Mike Posner called OshFest. If I hadn't, then I would have missed out on fantastic tracks like this one. Middle America was actually released almost a month ago, but I just got around to checking it out tonight, and I can honestly say I'm hooked. Check it out below.

Past Gone (Video) - Mike Stud

Mike Stud recently met a girl on tour who completely "changed his outlook on life". Past Gone is a hugely heartfelt track about that girl, her life, and his interactions with her. Not one to miss.

Set Me On Fire - Miracle ft. Bella Ferraro

Another great cut off Miracle's upcoming project, Motivation. I said it last time but I'll say it again: Miracle has been killing it with these free releases. His sound has really matured since first hearing him over 2 years ago now, and I'm actually really excited to hear Motivation when it finally drops. Anyway, check out the new drop below.

Red Eye - Styles P ft. Jadakiss

A cut off Styles P's upcoming project Float, with a feature from Jadakiss. Not sure what else to say about this, because I'm pretty sure you can guess exactly what it's going to sound like. Check it out.

Hometown (Video) - Raz Simone

 Recently Raz Simone  got caught up shitty legal confrontation. He flew to from Seattle to NY LEGALLY with his gun, but then when he went to fly back home to Seattle, they slapped him with a felony charge and threw him in prison. Right now he's out on $10,000 bail, and facing a minimum of 5 years in prison for a bureaucratic screw up. Read more about it here: razsimone.com, and if you can, help this fantastic artist out. Anyway, Hometown is sort of a letter to his fans outlining what is going on in his life right now, so check it out above. A fantastic track with a lot of heart put into it. Enjoy.

My Fire (Remix) - 2AM Club ft. Kid Ink

It's only been a few weeks since 2AM Club released their mixtape Moon Tower, and they've already put together, with a little help from Kid Ink, a remix of one of my favorite tracks off of it. Check it out below.

Brothers - Kid Cudi ft. King Chip & A$AP Rocky

This joint dropped a couple hours ago, but then not too soon after, Cudi's entire Indicud was leaked, and from the looks of it, he's not even that upset. Anyway, check this one out.

Rubberband Banks - Young Buck

Young Buck was huge for me back in high school, so whenever I see something new from him (even if he is in prison right now), I need to check it out. Rubberband Banks slows it down a bit, and gives Buck a platform to send a message to those who turned their backs on him. Check it out.

Keep Ya Head Up - Kaliq ft. e-dubble

e-dubble dropped this gem just a few minutes ago, and as I've said before, he's one of those artists who I don't even need to listen to the track before pressing download. He's just so consistently great that there's no need to ponder whether or not the track will be good. Anyway, Keep Ya Head Up is actually a great track from artist Kaliq, with just a feature from e-dub, and it's this month's First Friday release. Be on the lookout for more from Kaliq, because I like what I hear. Enjoy this one.

Switch Up - Big Sean ft. Common

Some freshness from G.O.O.D Music for your Friday night. Big Sean hooks up with heavyweight Common for a track off his upcoming project, Hall Of Fame. This isn't exactly the type of track that I'm used to hearing Common on, but it actually works pretty well. Check it out below.

#ExpressYourself - Danny Brown

Now I'll be honest with you, I've never really been a fan of Danny Brown. Nothing personal, just wasn't really feeling his sound. That being said, I was still curious when I saw this one, mainly because of the Diplo shoutout, so I had to check it out. When I did, I was hooked. There's something about this track that just gets in your head. Check it out below.

Day In The Life - Joey Bada$$

It's tracks like this from Joey Bada$$ that really impress me. Dope flow on a simple, but well done beat. Check it out.

Drifting Away - Outasight

As odd as it sounds, I always seem to forget how catchy Outasight is. There's just something about his sound that just pulls you in. Drifting Away is a track that didn't quite make the cut for his project Nights Like These. I can't really understand why it was, because it's actually a great track. Anyway, check it out below.

Live Forever - OnCue ft. Skizzy Mars

I wasn't about to let you guys miss out on this one. OnCue hooks up with Skizzy Mars for a fantastic track, and then they decided to release it for free. What more can you ask for? This one isn't going to be on Cuey's upcoming project, but it's definitely a peek into where his sound might be on it. Anyway, enjoy.

Paper (Video) - Eddy B

Eddy B, who you might recognize from Eddy B & Tim Gunter, has decided to take a step in the solo direction and release his own debut project called HopeLess Act. Paper is the latest cut off that project, and I can honestly say I am impressed. I've always said he's had a tight flow, but now that he's ventured on his own path, his sound has become almost more gritty, which is dope. Check it out, and be on the lookout for more from Eddy B.

The Moon Is Falling Down - Crywolf

A free cut off of Crywolf's upcoming EP, Ghosts, to hold you over until it drops next week. Just like all of his releases, The Moon Is Falling Down is absolutely haunting. There's just something magical about the sounds he puts together. Check it out below.

I Choose U (Video) - Timeflies

I can still remember, back when HotLeaks was just starting to come together, when I showed some people Timeflies for the first time. I was hooked on their sound. It was original and catchy. The beats were good and the flow was great. But that being said, the people I showed Timeflies to didn't really appreciate them as much as I did. I said that these guys were going to do things, so I became a fan on facebook, back when they only had about 2000 "likes". Now here it is almost 3 years later, and the guys are up to 118,000+ fans world wide. What I'm getting at is that I'm proud of how far they have come. I Choose U is their latest gem, and I have a feeling it is going to get them some serious exposure. Check it out above.

Ashtrays & Heartbreaks (Prod. by Major Lazer) - Snoop Lion ft. Miley Cyrus

Yeah. You read that correctly. Snoop Lin and Miley Cyrus on the same track. Now this track isn't exactly getting amazing reviews from what I've seen, but I actually find it really catchy. Not quite AS catchy as No Guns Allowed, but  still good none the less. Check it out and judge for yourself.

Crying - Aminé

I would now like to introduce you to Aminé, a fresh face to the game coming out of Harlem. He's got a sound that's a combination of J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar, which is something that you really can't beat. This is a fantastic track and it has definitely gotten me interested to see where Aminé goes. Check it out.

Girls - Kid Cudi ft. Too $hort

Another cut off Indicud from Kid Cudi in celebration of opening it to pre-orders. Just like his previous releases (Immortal, King Wizard and Just What I Am), it's reminiscent of old school Cudi, which is dope. On another note, Kid Cudi has just made that announcement that he is leaving G.O.O.D Music. Now I know what you're thinking, but Kid Cudi says that Kanye's cool with everything, so he's leaving on great terms. Cudder says that he wants to move in his own direction, and G.O.O.D can't really take him that way. Anyway, here's the track. Enjoy.

Be Good (Mixtape) - Uno Hype

Well this is a surprise. Uno Hype has decided to drop a band new mixtape. Now from what I gather, he's actually been hyping it for quite some time now, but I guess it had fallen just below my radar, because I had no idea it was coming. I'm actually kind of ashamed of that because I'm such a huge fan of Uno Hype. Anyway, now that I've said that, onto the mixtape. Be Good is a fantastic project that really showcases Uno's skills behind the mic. He's got an unreal flow and an ability to string together lyrics like no one else. Check out one of my favorite tracks below, and then do yourself a favor and cop the entire tape. Enjoy.

Free For All - Uno Hype
Download: Be Good

Dirty Laundry (Video) - Huey Mack ft. Mike Stud

This video is actually hilarious. Huey Mack hooks up with his reoccurring partner in crime Mike Stud, and together they put together a track that is pretty much one big "fuck you" to their haters. Dirty Laundry is catchy as hell, and the video is just pure gold. Huey and Mike start it off by "torturing" Jon Kilmer, and then the rest of the video is them pulling almost a Weekend at Bernie's type thing with his body. Check it out above. Dirty Laundry is a cut off Huey's upcoming project, so be on the lookout for that too. Enjoy.

Plastic Dreams (Christoph Andersson Remix) - G-Eazy ft. Johanna Fay

Christoph Andersson took G-Eazy's great track Plastic Dreams and gave it a complete work over. He slowed it down, and then gave it a beat that is just plain haunting. A fantastic track, so check it out below.

Church West Texas - M.i ft. Blu

I actually so excited for Pushing Keyes, the upcoming collab project from M.i & Tyler Keyes. Each new track that they release gets me more and more hyped for it. Church West Texas is their latest, and it is just plain fantastic. The way that M.i and Blu's flows sound together is truly amazing. Get excited for Pushing Keyes, coming May 16th.

Sam Lachow Presents: Young Seattle Part 2

A treat for your Monday night. Sam Lachow decided to put together a new Young Seattle which, in case you missed the first one, is a track with some of Seattle's best up an comers. With verses from Gift Uh Gab, Nacho Picasso, Jarv Dee, La, Raz Simone, Grynch and Sam himself, it is not one to miss. Enjoy.

Download

Another Whistle-Blower - The Two Friends

Blink 182, Shaggy, Swedish House Mafia, Flo-rida and Ingrid Michaelson, all on one track. Who would have ever thought that they would have sounded so great together? Here's the latest mash from The Two Friends, and as always, they absolutely kill it. It's only Monday and you already have the perfect mash for you pre-game this weekend. Enjoy.