G-Unit emcee and Cashville Records boss, Young Buck, is back with a new banger titled "Choppas" featuring Rukus 100. The track was produced by Bandplay.
The beef between Chris Brown and Soulja Boy has now gone past Instagram disses to something that could get someone hurt, according to O.T. Genasis.
TMZ caught up with the recording artist for The Conglomerateon Tuesday night, December 3, outside of 1 Oak in Los Angeles to get his take on the situation.
"That's a touchy subject," Genasis said. "It's a whole of of internet stuff going on and a whole lot of real street shit going on. It's beyond what the media is talking about. It done went far. It ain't just hype no more. Now it's just real street shit. Everybody gotta figure this shit out."
We hope cooler heads prevail and this situation can get worked out peacefully.
Despite the fact that three-point shots are the new wave in the National Basketball Association, there's still nothing more exciting than a thunderous dunk.
Give Soulja Boy credit, he's got heart, even though he's been making some questionable decisions as of late.
While beefing with Chris Brown the "Turn My Swag On" rapper promised to go to Compton on Tuesday, December 3, to prove that he's good with the Fruit Town Pirus that Breezy is rumored to be affiliated with.
Soulja kept his word and went to the hood. He filmed himself taking verbal shots at Brown while surrounded by Bloods.
Everything was good until he tried to put an arm around the shoulder of one of the the men while saying, "What going on man? They say Soulja ain't from the hood."
The Blood removes the rapper's arm, telling him to step back.
Soulja puts his phone on the ground and squares up in a fighting stance.
Initially, there were rumors that he got jumped and robbed, but additional footage shows that none of that happened. There was no fight at all.
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TheSoulja Boy vs. Chris Brownbeef is taking all kinds of twists and turns.
For those of you who aren't up on game, here's a quick rundown of the events over the last 18 hours or so.
Soulja tweeted that Chris called him wanting to fight because the SODMG boss like an Instagram photo of Karrueche Tran, the singer's ex-girlfriend.
Chris claims the entire story is completely made up. He wants to box Soulja for creating this fictitious tale.
Tran decided to respond to Brown's comments about the made up beef and the fact that he only liked her IG pic to keep her "poppin."
"First off the drama between the both of these two is so ridiculous it makes no sense," Tran wrote. "We just brought in a new year and this what we doing? Leave the extra'd out rah rah shit behind. This isn't cool or funny.. it's draining.. not just for me.. but for everyone. There's so much more out there in life then 'twitter beefs.' Second off.. trying to make me feel poppin? You talking about your old song 'Poppin?' You know what makes me feel poppin? Getting up and going to set..walking in my apartment and seeing my Emmy with my name on it.. giving away shoes and feeding the less fortunate.. being able to provide for my family with my own $$.. that's what makes me feel good about myself."
Breezy didn't waste much time in responding.
"Noone asked for this opinion! It ain't over you. Girl keep the fame you got and stay classy! This man randomly started this, now you gassed! Plugging what u got going on! How do we know you again! Aint no more Chrae and all that shit I did a gesture, being playful commenting under ya pics. Notice how much attention you weren't getting until I put 'Still Want It' under ya picture. Karrueche is 2 years famous. Im so sick of niggas coming at me left and right and now she wanna chime in. Nobody gives a fuck. Now dis dumbass wanna pop like its about you! Living in this dream world of yours. All your friends are your friends because you was Chris Browns girl! And the other friends you still talk to... I fucked. So advice from bitches that had my dick in they mouth is really not informative. And once again... You're welcome for this pub. Bitches better stop all this noise like I aint retarded. Shut up and get ya money!"
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Chicago rapper Rico Recklezz recently sat down with Thisis50. As always he had a few controversial comments on deck.
Rico said he thought Kanye West was a "f*cking fool" for the things he does outside of music, including his recent Donald Trump visit. He also detailed his beef with 21 Savage and more.
Adam 'Pacman' Jones is in trouble with the law ... again.
Fox 19 reports that the Cincinnati Bengals defensive back is in police custody after being arrested Tuesday morning, December 3, and charged with multiple offences.
Jones, 33, is accused of head-butting, kicking and refusing to enter the police car of officers who responded to a call of a disturbance involving the player.
Prior to police arriving on the scene, Jones allegedly poked a security guard in the eye, cursed at him and pushed him at a downtown location in Cincinnati.
After being taken to jail Jones reportedly spit on a jail nurse while being booked.
He's been charged felony harassment with a bodily fluid and three misdemeanor charges: assault, disorderly conduct and obstructing official business.
Jones appeared in court this morning where he was ordered by County Municipal Court Judge Richard Bernatto take a blood test to determine if he has HIV, any STD's or TB. The tests are a result of him spitting on the jail nurse's hand while she was taking his vitals.
He's being held on $37,500 bond and won't be released until at least Wednesday. His next court appearance is set for January 13.
Jones' prior criminal record includes three arrests on various charges dating back to 2007.
Dipset heavy spitter Juelz Santana starts off 2017 by continuing to build on the momentum he started at the end of 2016, by releasing an official music video for "Santana Bandana."
2017 begins similar to how it ended. Soulja Boy finds himself in the middle of a beef. This time it's with Chris Brown.
This conflict kicked off on Monday, January 2, when the "Crank That" rapper tweeted that Brown allegedly called him wanting to fight because he had liked an Instagram photo of Breezy's ex-gf, Karrueche Tran.
"Chris brown just called me and said he wanna fight me because I liked @karrueche picture on Instagram this nigga a bitch," Soulja wrote. "Aye @chrisbrown pull up nigga I'll knock yo Bitch Ass out stop snorting so much coke nigga. FRUITS."
The "Fruits" comment is a reference to Compton'sFruit Town Pirusgang, that both Soulja and Chris allegedly are affiliated with.
That prompted an Instagram video response from Brown, who speculated that SB got out jail fast on a recent gun charge because he's an informant.
"Any nigga that wanna telegraph bullshit ... because they need a look, they broke and number one, you're a snitch," Brown begins. "I ain't gon' do all that so you can write your report, Officer Soulja. So, I ain't gon' do all this talking. We gon' see. Street niggas know, if you get arrested [and] you on probation for a weapon. And you get out less than 24 hours later. You told"
Soulja Boy quickly responded via his own IG video.
"Hey Chris Brown, you a bitch, nigga," the SODMG boss says. "When I see you I'ma beat the fuck out you. You think you hard 'cause you hit Rihanna? 'Cause you beat Rihanna up, nigga? Do that shit to me pussy ass nigga! The fuck wrong with you? You gon' call my phone on Facetime, talking 'bout some, 'Why you liking Karrueche pictures on Instagram? When I see you, I'ma catch the fade," he continued. "I'ma knock you out.' Nigga, this Fruit Town Piru. You ain't even good in the hood. We from the same hood. On Bompton. Officer Soulja, what bitch. I got caught with a Draco and a 30 clip. And I spent that check for the best lawyers to get me out of jail. I done shot niggas before. You see what's on my face, nigga. And Karrueche don't want you. She don't want you lame ass nigga. Stop snorting so much coke"
On Tuesday morning, December 3, Chris offered Soulja the opportunity to square off in the ring.
"You did all this [social media talking] so I wouldn't whoop your ass," Breezy says in an IG video. "We got that boxing gym. I'll give you three rounds Soulja. Three minutes. Thirty seconds when that adrenaline run out. You gon' have to deal with that nigga that been training."
Papoose pays tribute to many of the stars and influential people who passed away in 2016. Phife Dawg, Prince, Carrie Fisher, George Michael, Muhammad Ali, Allen Thicke, Nancy Reagan, Shawty Lo, Afeni Shakur, Miss Cleo, Vanity, Big Kap, Tommy Ford, Craig Sager and more are remembered in "Obituary 2016."
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(Reuters) Around 60 people have been killed in a bloody prison riot sparked by a war between rival drug gangs in the Amazon jungle city of Manaus, officials said on Monday, in some of the worst violence in years in Brazil's overcrowded penitentiary system.
The head of security for Amazonas state, Sergio Fontes, told a news conference that the death toll could rise as authorities get a clearer idea of the scale of the rebellion sparked by a fight between rival drug gangs.
Manaus' Em Tempo newspaper reported that several of the dead had their decapitated bodies thrown over the prison wall.
The riot began late Sunday and was brought under control by around 7 a.m. on Monday, Fontes said. Authorities were still counting the prisoners to determine how many had escaped, he added.
International watchdog groups sharply criticize Brazil for its prison system, where overcrowding is the norm and deadly riots routinely break out.
The massacre was the latest clash between inmates aligned with the Sao Paulo-based First Capital Command (PCC) drug gang, Brazil's most powerful, and a local Manaus criminal group known as the North Family.
The Manaus-based gang is widely believed to be attacking PCC inmates at the behest of the Rio de Janeiro-based Red Command (CV) drug gang, Brazil's second largest.
Security analysts have said that a truce that held for years between the PCC and CV was broken last year, resulting in months of deadly prison battles between the gangs and sparking fears that chaos will spread to other prisons.
Families of prisoners outside the jail as some of the bodies are removed
In the latest riot, a group of inmates exchanged gunfire with police and held 12 prison guards hostage late on Sunday in the largest prison in Manaus, an industrial city on the banks of the Amazon River, Globo TV reported.
Fontes said that 74 prisoners were taken hostage during the riot, with some executed and some released.
A video posted on the website of the Manaus-based newspaper Em Tempo showed dozens of bloodied and mutilated bodies piled atop each other on the prison floor as other inmates milled about.
Brazil's prison system is precariously overcrowded and conditions in many institutions are horrific. That has sparked a rash of deadly riots in recent years.
Sunday's riot was the deadliest in years. A 1992 rebellion at the Carandiru prison in Sao Paulo state saw 111 inmates killed, nearly all of them by police as they retook the jail.
(Reporting by Alonso Soto; Writing by Brad Brooks; Editing by Daniel Flynn
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