UGK Records

05/19/2026

Say You gottem Drake? Yea I gottem Bun! 🔥

05/16/2026

Them Numbers sliding through Earholes and hurting haters Souls. 🤣🤣🤣

05/15/2026

I got some B’s on the table🔥🔥🔥
That record alone shuts s**t down.
I don’t wanna talk no more Millions!
Bruh!!! Watch how the A*z kissing commence!

05/09/2026

🤣🤣🤣

05/07/2026

05/05/2026

JUST ANNOUNCED ✨
H-Town’s own Bun B presents Been Ridin’ Dirty, celebrating 30 years of the iconic Ridin’ Dirty album with a hometown show built for the city

Venue Presale: 5.7 at 9AM (PW: SFCFAN)
On Sale: 5.8 at 10AM

More info at https://atgtix.co/4cSsaIY

01/28/2026

Bruh go be a Goofball on your own time don’t make us help you do it.
Way too many Clonez, Only 1 Sweet Jones!

An era you had to be there for.. 🏈🏟️🛢️💙

01/28/2026

R.I.P 🙏🏽🕊️

Never Forgotten🕊️: Compton’s Most Wanted DJ Mike T has passed away, and West Coast Hip-Hop is mourning the loss of a true architect of the Compton sound. As a key DJ and producer for Compton’s Most Wanted, Mike T helped define the raw, street-level realism that made the group essential to late ’80s and early ’90s rap.

Mike T was deeply involved in shaping the group’s production and sonic identity during a pivotal era, contributing to music that still resonates across generations. His work helped cement Compton’s place in Hip-Hop history alongside the city’s most influential voices.

Tributes have poured in from fans and peers, including heartfelt words from longtime collaborator MC Eiht, who acknowledged Mike T’s role not just as a musician, but as a brother and cultural pillar.

With his passing, Hip-Hop loses another direct link to its foundation on the West Coast—but DJ Mike T’s legacy lives on through the music, the culture, and the sound he helped build.

RIP, DJ Mike T.🙏🏿