Ace Hood returns with the fourth installment of his "Starvation" mixtape series. Ace locks down production from Sonny Digital, Dun Deal, Ben Billions, Schife Karbeen and more.
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Detroit rapper and BMB Ent member, Lil George, sat down with DJ Smallz to talk about his relationship with 50 Cent.
The "Sauce" rapper described being a fan growing up, meeting the music mogul, SMS headphones and words of wisdom he took away from their talk.
"[50 Cent] was just somebody I listened to growing up," George said. "I heard he was in my city. You know he got them headphones...SMS. Once I got my plaque for the Billboard, for hitting number one on the hot singles sales, they sent me a lot of headphones, some hats. I just went up there and showed love to him."
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Police have literally come to the front door of Lil Wayne's Miami home to seize property to satisfy the rapper's debt to Signature Group, a private jet company, according to TMZ.
Security won't let them in, but Miami-Dade County Sheriffs have a court order which allows them to break locks at the house and it's doors if necessary to gain entry and confiscate assets.
Wayne is currently in Los Angeles while this is going down.
As we previously reported, Weezy was sued by Signature after failing to make good on a 3-year deal with the company. He initially was paying $55.000 a month per their agreement, then suddenly stopped.
Signature continued doing business with the Young Money Records boss until the bill ballooned to $1 million. At which point they filed a lawsuit.
Wayne lost the lawsuit in September and was ordered to pay the amount owed, plus late fees accrued over the past year in the amount of $800,000. In addition, he was ordered to pay $200,000 for the company's lawyer fees, bringing the grand total owed to $2 million.
As if that wasn't bad enough, Wayne's attorneys at Garbett, Allen & Roza are suing him for non payment of legal fees associated with the case in the amount of $80,682.45.
**UPDATE** November 4th
Police hauled off some pieces from Lil Wayne's $30 million art collection and several record plaques.
They brought someone with them to help determine the value of the seized items.
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Episode 5 of Rotimi's Front Ro Vlogs! This week's episode takes you behind the scenes of Rotimi & 50 Cent's "Lotto" music video and includes cameos from Eif Rivera, Luis Ramos, & Jack the Thriller!
Tune in weekly on Tuesdays at 3pm Est to check out Rotimi's latest Vlog.
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"Lotto" Music video out now, watch it here on RotimiTV!
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The first official trailer for Spike Lee's new movie, "Chi-Raq," has been released.
The film stars Nick Cannon, Samuel L. Jackson, La La Anthony, Wesley Snipes, Angela Bassett and Teyonah Parris.
Plot: A modern day adaptation of the ancient Greek play Lysistrata by Aristophanes, set against the backdrop of gang violence in Chicago.
Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions have teamed up with Amazon to release the film in a limited release on December 4th, followed by a release on Amazon Instant Video.
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Many of you may have heard the story about former Philadelphia boxer Yusaf Mack. The father of 10 was recently confronted by friends after one of them found out had he appeared in a gay porn film with 2 other men.
Mack denied that it was him in the movie. He later said that he was paid to appear in a heterosexual smut film, but was given a drink and a pill while on the set. The next thing he remembered was waking up on a train back to Philly with $4000 in his pocket.
He claimed that he never would have willingly took part in the XXX gay flick because he is straight.
His story quickly changed when the company that hired Mack, Dawgpound USA, threatened to sue him over the drug story.
He retracted the elaborate lie and now admits to being bi-sexual.
“This is an issued public apology from my heart,” Mack said in a statement. “I was completely aware and fully conscious during the film.”
For that, Charlamagne Tha God, gave Mack the "Donkey of the Day." Listen up top.
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After Meek Mill and Wale traded shots two weeks ago things were supposedly squashed by Rick Ross behind the scenes. But it's become very apparent that the two just don't like each other and there's nothing anyone can do about it.
On Monday, November 2nd, Meek went after his label mate again in an Instagram post.
"You can't b friends with someone who want your life," Meek wrote. "You can't break bread with someone who want you slice.... Can't b on a team with someone who want you to lose.... Can't b family if it's gotta b all about you! #MMG X #DC minus the f#%kboy."
Wale quickly responded via Twitter.
I can't fathom how somebody can always assume their envied. Not all of us have the same shallow desires.
— Wale-Roof Whisperer (@Wale) November 2, 2015Cargado
— Wale-Roof Whisperer (@Wale) November 2, 2015Im sorry man. I'm sorry we all sorry we really just mad we were all poor. Here https://t.co/imB045qmLs
— Wale-Roof Whisperer (@Wale) November 2, 2015Cargado means "charged" in Spanish. Quite possibly a reference to Drake's "Charged Up" diss going at Meek.
This is the third time the two rappers have beefed publicly. It's widely assumed that the tension started last year when the Dream Chasers Records boss dissed Wale for not helping to promote his Dreams Worth More Than Money album on social media.
Wale just ain't gone tweet a thing about my album.... He's been hating on me long time now ...don't even text me cornball! #UNOTMMG
— Meek Mill (@MeekMill) July 8, 2014However, looking back at a video of the two on the red carpet at the 2011 BET Hip Hop Awards, it's clear Meek's patience has been wearing thin for a while now. Peep it below.
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Chicago rapper and Kemosabe Records member, Lil Bibby, recently chopped it up with DJ Smallz about Kevin Gates, what he hates the most about the music industry, his top 3 studio necessities, the realest record he ever wrote so far in his music catalog and his keys to success.
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Queens, NY born/Atlanta raised rapper and Quality Control member, Rich The Kid, sits down with DJ Smallz and taste tests 50 Cent's EFFEN Vodka, a product for those of legal drinking age.
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Tori Kelly calls on Big Sean for "Hollow." Give it a listen up top.
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Boosie Badazz releases an official music video for his heartfelt song "Letter 2 Pac." This is off of his Thrilla, Vol. 1 project. Grab it now from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/thrilla-vol.-1/id1054255956?ls=1.
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Jeezy decides to drop off an official music video for "Gold Bottles." This is off of his forthcoming album, "Church in These Streets," available on November 13th.
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Tinashe is putting the finishing touches on her sophomore album, Joyride. Check out the visuals for her single titled "Player" featuring Chris Brown.
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Silkk The Shocker sat down with Justin Hunte of HipHopDX to talk about the start of his career, meeting 2Pac for the first time, his brother Master P's early independent grind, gives update on C-Murder's case and more.
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On today's episode of The Sex Room, we have for you the Colombian bombshell, Lexx (@i_am_lexx_). Lexx, shares with Jack Thriller and Frank Antonio her sexy all girl fantasy, what type of guy she likes and comes up with a name for her favorite sex position. Catch all this and more on episode 10 of, The Sex Room. Follow @_thesexroom @jackthriller @frankantonio @jetfrombk @calicoo_
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The Big Issue recently chatted wit 50 Cent as part of their "Letter To My Younger Self" series. He opens up and gives rare insight to editor Jane Graham about how it felt to lose both his mother and grandmother, Eminem, what he thinks Jam Master Jay saw in him. advice he would give to his teenage self and more.
Check it out below.
At 16 I had already been involved in street life for years [50 Cent started dealing drugs at 12]. I was aggressive enough to get by on the street – but then I’d go home and be my grandmother’s baby. I was outside hustling but I still had to talk my grandmother into letting me walk home from school myself. I said to her, look, I’m bigger than you now.
I came to live in my grandmother’s house when some of my mother’s eight siblings were still there [his mother, a cocaine dealer, was murdered when he was eight]. My aunt Sylvie, she hated me being there. She had been the baby, then suddenly it was me. My grandmother would look at me and there would be a little moment when she wouldn’t say anything, then she’d say, come on here baby. And I said to Sylvie, do you notice she always pauses and looks at me before she speaks to me? And Sylvie said, yeah. ‘Cause everyone noticed. And I said, I think she sees my mother’s face on top of mine.
I think shock is the best way to describe how I felt when my mother died. I didn’t understand it. To have a single parent as your guardian – they’re your whole life. I was eight. I was just like, what do you mean? She had spent a lot of time away from me, she was always hustling. She had to be very tough, to be around a lot of men… she had to adapt. At that time they didn’t have teen programmes helping teen mothers [his mother was 15 when she had him] and my mother wanted to give me what I needed, so she couldn’t rely on welfare.
It scared me half to death when my grandmother was diagnosed with cancer. My aunt would call me with updates all the time and she always said, don’t worry, she’s fine. I’ve never told anyone this but two years ago, the day she called to tell me… It was early in the morning and I was on a treadmill in the gym. I got to the hospital and the whole family was there. My aunt told me the doctor said she’d had a stroke and there was nothing they could do. They took me to her and she was the smallest I ever saw her. I said ‘Hello?’ I saw her eyes jump when she heard my voice, like she was trying to see where I was at. Everyone else left and I talked to her for a little bit. Then they all came back in and her heart rate started to drop. My aunt said, shit, she was waiting for you. I’ve seen a lot of people pass in the neighborhood, I’ve lost them to motorcycles or altercations or drugs. But none of them impacted like when my grandmother died. She was the love of my life.
I felt I had to do whatever it took to get by. The stuff that came out of my mouth when I was outside the house – wow, that kid was crazy. I was the youngest in the pack, everyone else was at least 16. People told my grandmother stuff I’d done and she’d say, nope, not my baby. We all wanted nice things, nice clothes, because we wanted to attract girls. So we had to hustle to afford them.
When you get hurt as bad as I did [he was shot nine times at close range in 2000] you become afraid of everything because you know anything can happen at any time. I got shot in the afternoon, broad daylight. So I got scared, and that made me harder than I was before. The only time I was comfortable was when I didn’t care. So I just said – fuck it. When you have the pistol and you’re looking for them, your attention is shifted. You’re not afraid anymore. You’re like, I hope that is them coming up the block now.
I started writing lyrics full time in 1997. I met Jam Master Jay from Run DMC and he had his label, which would take people on and develop them until they were ready to go to a major. Jay taught me how to count bars – and when the chorus should start and stop. And I kept practicing. Sometimes hard work beats talent. I wrote all the time, and so I got better and better.
I think Jay liked me ‘cause I looked like the lyrics. I had all the jewelery, I looked like a hustler. I’d been on the street so long, people respected me. The honest truth is, at that point, the drug dealers were the leaders of the neighborhood. They had more money than the rappers. The things LL Cool J and Run DMC wanted were the things guys hustling already had. Now, of course, the artists are way richer than the dealers, the hip hop culture has grown so much.
Eminem had this competitive energy that made him the guy all the other rappers worried about[Eminem signed 50 Cent to Shady Records in 2002]. From early days, he was this great battle artist. The guys who were up against him would think of everything you could say about him, then he’d say those things about himself first. So everything they had against him, he took it away. He was writing all this personal stuff. I was never anything like that. I came into music with songwriting intentions ‘cause that’s where the money was.
If I could talk to my teenage self, I’d tell him to focus on music with a stronger intensity. He could still have this career without going through all the things I went through. And thinking about relationships – I think back to when I was with someone and that person could have been the person I was going to be with for the rest of my life but I didn’t have the references yet to know there was something special there. It’s like the clarity I got about my grandmother after she was gone. Some people have been better at that than me. If I look at Jay Z, I’d point out he capitalized on people better than I did.
If I could go back to any time, I’d go back to when the sales figure for the first week of Get Rich or Die Tryin’ came out. I went to sit at the back of the tour bus and just thought, wow. I couldn’t believe it. When I got those sales I knew that from now on I didn’t have to wait for someone else to say it was okay, I could say it was okay myself. But I also knew that feeling, that confirmation, that finally you have the momentum – you only feel it once. I knew I would never have that feeling again. ‘Cause everything was about to change.
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Check out the fifth installment of Vado's "Slime Flu" mixtape series. Features include Lloyd Banks, Jadakiss, Maino, AZ, Uncle Murda, Mavado, DJ Khaled, Chinx and more.
Download it for free from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/Vado-Slime-Flu-5-mixtape.742431.html
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Murda Mook had never taken the time to look up Slim Jesus prior to this interview, and though he respects his hustle, don't expect to make a fan out of him just yet. "I just hope it don't come [back] to bite him because you know, it's a lot of things that come with being like that," Mook said of Slim's rap persona. "We've made it that cool for that to be able to be accepted."
"For him coming out [and] saying 'Yo, all this sh*t is made up,' I respect it, man. But now, my question is do you listen to his music?," Murda Mook continued. He want on to say that he's certain Slim Jesus' fans saw a White rapper spitting about things they don't know and "gobble[d] it up," but only because "they want that life, but they don't really want it."
Watch and listen as Murda Mook veers from the entire Slim Jesus conversation and proceeds to compliment Chief Keef and Sean Kingston.
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Justin Bieber drops off a new music video for "I'll Show You." The Skrillex-produced song is off of JB's forthcoming album titled "Purpose," available November 13th.
Get "I'll Show You" & "Sorry" Instantly When You Pre-Order "Purpose" On iTunes: http://smarturl.it/JBPurpose?IQid=vev...
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Directed By: Rory Kramer
Executive Producers: Justin Bieber and Scott "Scooter" Braun
Production Company: Bieber Time Films and SB Films
Song Produced By: Skrillex
Written By: Justin Bieber
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Lyrics:
My life is a movie
And everyone’s watching
So let’s get to the good part
And passed all the non-sense
Sometimes it’s hard to do the right thing
When the pressures is coming down like lightening
It’s like they want me to be perfect
When they don’t even know that I’m hurting
Cause life’s not easy
I’m not made out of steel
Don’t forget that I’m human, don’t forget that I’m real
Act like you know me, but you never will
There’s one thing I know for sure
I’ll show you
I’ll show you
I’ll show you
I’ve got to learn things
Learn them the hard way
Got to see what it feels like
No matter what they say
Sometimes it’s hard to do the right thing
When the pressures is coming down like lightening
It’s like they want me to be perfect
When they don’t even know that I’m hurting
Cause life’s not easy
I’m not made out of steel
Don’t forget that I’m human, don’t forget that I’m real
Act like you know me, but you never will
There’s one thing I know for sure
I’ll show you
I’ll show you
I’ll show you
Cause life’s not easy
I’m not made out of steel
Don’t forget that I’m human, don’t forget that I’m real
Act like you know me, but you never will
There’s one thing I know for sure
I’ll show you
I’ll show you
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Vado recruits Lloyd Banks for a new banger titled "Yea It Is." Produced by Dolla Bill Kidz. The is off of Vado's Slime Flu 5 mixtape. Grab it now for free from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/Vado-Slime-Flu-5-mixtape.742431.html.
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