[Via: Chamillionaire TV]

This video was obviously recorded today, perhaps even hours ago. How do I know? Well, you can still see a clip of Sarah Palin giving her speech on CNN. Cham is basically rambling off on a bunch of topics, including Obama’s historic candidacy and Mixtape Messiah 4. He also hints at a new Mixtape Messiah installment scheduled for November, a month before the arrival of his 3rd album.

Chamillionaire has just released the tracklist for Mixtape Messiah 4 to whet your appetite for the much-anticipated mix CD. In line with previous installments, MM 4 is light on guest features but heavy on heat rocks. Peep game.
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Here’s the first episode of Chamillionaire’s viral video series, Who Wants to Be a Chamillionaire, featuring a crackhead as the contestant. As the title suggests, it’s a spin-off of the popular game show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.

Chamillionaire’s Mixtape Messiah 4 arrives on August 27th.

Chamillionaire - “ChaMilli (A Milli Remix)”
David Banner (Ft. Chamillionaire) - “Ball With Me”
Killer Mike (Ft. Chamillionaire & Messy Marv) - “Big Money, Big Cars”

Chamillionaire has been on hiatus for so long I was starting to wonder if Bill O’Reilly had ordered a hit on him. King Koopa’s back though (at least, I think he is). According to his able publicist Nancy, the latest installment in Cham’s Mixtape Messiah series will be out on August 27th. Mixtape Messiah aside, Cham has been keeping busy with collabos, freestyles (see mp3s above), and whatever else rappers do when they’re not busy bitching at their record companies (most of which deserve to be bitched at, by the way).

“It’s raining Benjamins, but that ain’t 3K” - Chamillionaire (”ChaMilli”)

After a bamillion “A Milli” freestyles, I’m not sure how eager you are to hear Chamillionaire’s version. Just in case anyone asks, he absolutely killed it. Plus, it sounds more authentic hearing a Forbes-recognized millionaire named Chamillionaire rhyming over that beat.

Stay up to date with Cham by going to Chamillionaire.com

[Disclaimer: Obviously I was really reaching with that post title, but Houston hip-hop really has been in a slumber lately. Though Koopa is one of the smartest mainstream rappers around, it'll take more than one smart artist to answer the wake-up call.]