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In this Interview with Montreality, Rich Homie Quan speaks about :
- The type of student he was at school (0:11)
- Jobs he had as a teenager (0:39)
- What he think he were in a previous life (1:15)
- Favorite cartoon character (1:42)
- Favorite video games (1:55)
- Staying independent, His debut album (2:14)
- LIL WAYNE / BIRDMAN beef (2:51)
- Memorable BIRDMAN story (3:16)
- His appreciation for OUTKAST (3:45)
- His ultimate fetish (4:39)
- DRAKE being his idol (4:59)
- His message to the youth (5:21)
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West Coast emcee 2Eleven a.k.a. Deuce will release his new EP entitled The Robb Report on March 16th. Check out his official music video below for his "Tactics" freestyle.
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Everyone has an opinion on who will win the showdown between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao. NationBoxing.com recently caught up with comedian Dave Chappelle to get his take.
Chappelle plans on being ringside for the fight, but was a little hesitant to publicly pick a winner for fear of what his wife might think.
"That's a tough one, I'll tell you what. My wife is Filipino, so that's gonna be a quiet night in the Chappelle house," he said. "It's gonna be great, hopefully I'll be in there."
The man is funny even when he's not really trying to be. Dave, we need you back on TV now!
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The video showing the fatal hit-and-run involving Suge Knight and Terry Carter has been released by TMZ. Knight believes the tape will exonerate him, but the gruesome clip may cost him the rest of his life behind bars.
Cle "Bone"Sloane (right) in a scene from the movie Training Day
As we previously reported, Suge was involved in a fight with security when he went to visit the set of the N.W.A. biopic Straight Outta Compton on Thursday, January 29, in Compton, California.
The fight spilled over to a nearby hamburger restaurant. In the video Suge can be seen pulling his red truck into the parking lot of the burger joint where he is confronted by Cle "Bone"Sloane, an actor and well known former member of the Athens Park Bloods.
Sloane walks up to the truck and appears to struggle with Knight, who is still sitting in the driver's seat, before the former Death Row Records CEO backs up knocking Sloane to the ground. Suge then pulls forward, running over Sloane and Terry Carter.
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Carter was killed instantly. Sloane suffered severe injuries to his leg. Suge then flees the scene without stopping. The video was released by TMZ with the blessing of Carter's family.
"The Carter family is pleased you are releasing the video so the public can see what actually occurred and not be forced to speculate based on third party descriptions of the video," reads the statement.
Knight says he was in fear for his life at the time. The video shows another man tucking what appears to be a gun into his pants as he renders aid to Sloane.
Suge turned himself into authorities on Friday, January 30. He's been charged with charged with murder, attempted murder and two counts of hit-and-run with an allegation that the Compton native committed a violent felony while out on bail pending another case.. His bail is set at $2 million.
Watch the video above and decide for yourself. Does Suge appear to have a valid reason for his actions?
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NFL running back Chris Johnson is currently hospitalized in stable condition after being shot while sitting in the passenger seat of a vehicle in Orlando, Florida on Sunday morning, March 8.
According to ESPN, the jeep Johnson was riding in was at a red light around 4:00 this morning when another vehicle pulled alongside it and started firing.
Johnson was hit in the arm. The driver of the vehicle, Dreekius Oricko Johnson, 28, was killed. A second passenger, Reggie Johnson, 29, was shot in the hand, leg and shoulder. He is listed in stable condition.
"When the driver got shot, Chris was leaning back in his seat texting like he always does. If he wasn't leaning back that shot would have killed him," a source close to Chris told TMZ Sports. "It wasn't his time."
Chris, 29, spent his first 6 years in the NFL playing for the Tennessee Titans after they drafted him with the 24th pick in the first round of the 2008 draft. In 2014 he played for the New York Jets, who let him go after one season.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with Chris and everyone impacted by this tragic event," the Jets said in a statement.
The Orange County sheriff's department has opened a homicide investigation into the incident.
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We recently got to link with Young Scooter behind the scenes at his new video shoot for "Pots N Stoves" ft. Lil Boosie. While at the shoot, we got to talk with him about his new project, "Married to the Streets 2" in a exclusive interview. Check out the video for an exclusive sneak peek behind the scenes and be sure to subscribe to our channel.
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Lil Herb a.k.a. G-Herbo is back with an official music video for his freestyle over Rowdy Rebel's "Computers" instrumental.
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MADISON, Wis. (Associated Press) — Peaceful protesters in Madison took to the college town's streets with chants of "Black Lives Matter" following the fatal shooting of an unarmed, black 19-year-old by a white police officer, who authorities say fired after he was assaulted. The city's police chief said he understood the anger, assuring demonstrators his department would defend their rights as he implored the community to act with restraint.
Tony Robinson died Friday night after being shot in his apartment following a confrontation with Officer Matt Kenny, who had forced his way inside after hearing a disturbance while responding to a call, authorities and neighbors said.
Madison Police Chief Mike Koval said Kenny was injured, but didn't provide details. It wasn't clear whether Robinson, who died at a hospital, was alone.
Officer Matt Kenny
"He was unarmed. That's going to make this all the more complicated for the investigators, for the public to accept," Koval said Saturday of Robinson. The department said Kenny would not have been wearing a body camera.
The neighborhood appeared quiet Saturday evening, and at least one Madison Police officer stood in front of the building where the shooting took place. Earlier in the day, several dozen protesters gathered outside the police department, holding signs and chanting "Black Lives Matter" — a slogan adopted by activists and protesters nationwide after recent officer-involved deaths of unarmed blacks — before walking toward the neighborhood where the shooting took place.
The shooting came days after the U.S. Justice Department said it would not issue civil rights charges against Darren Wilson, the white former Ferguson, Missouri, officer who fatally shot 18-year-old Michael Brown, who was black and unarmed, after a struggle in the street last August.
Federal officials did however find patterns of racial profiling, bigotry and profit-driven law enforcement in the St. Louis suburb, which saw spates of sometimes-violent protests in the wake of the shooting and a grand jury's decision not to charge Wilson.
Other high-profile deaths of black suspects at the hands of police officers have prompted nationwide protests, including that of Eric Garner, who died in July after New York City officers put him in a chokehold and a video showed him repeatedly saying, "I can't breathe." A Cleveland police officer in November fatally shot 12-year-old Tamir Rice, who had been pointing a pellet gun at a playground. A Milwaukee police officer who fatally shot Dontre Hamilton last April was found to have acted in self-defense, but was fired for ignoring department policy regarding mental illness.
Koval struck a conciliatory tone Saturday while addressing the potential for more protests in Madison, saying he understood the community's distrust after "this tragic death."
"For those who do want to take to the street and protest," Koval said, his department would be there to "defend, facilitate, foster those First Amendment rights of assembly and freedom of speech." The promise echoed as a stark contrast to Ferguson, where an aggressive police response to protesters after Brown's death drew worldwide attention.
The chief said he had gone to Robinson's mother's house overnight and spoken with his grandparents and expressed sympathy to his family Saturday, saying, "19 years old is too young."
Family members at community meeting later read a statement prepared by Robinson's mother, Andrea Irwin.
"I can't even compute what has happened," Irwin's statement said. "I haven't even had a chance to see his body."
Koval said Kenny, who had more than 12 years with the Madison department, also shot and killed a suspect in 2007, but was cleared of wrongdoing because it was a "suicide by cop-type" situation. In that shooting, Kenny responded to a 911 call of a man with a gun and shot him twice after police said he pointed the gun at officers. It turned out to be a pellet gun.
A short, first-person biography of Kenny on the Madison department's website says he served nine years in the U.S. Coast Guard before joining the department. He has been placed on administrative leave pending results of an investigation by the state's Division of Criminal Investigation.
A 2014 Wisconsin law requires police departments to have outside agencies investigate officer-involved deaths after three high-profile incidents within a decade — including one in Madison — didn't result in criminal charges, raising questions from the victims' families about the integrity of investigations.
Madison, about 80 miles west of Milwaukee, is the state capital and home to the University of Wisconsin's flagship campus. About 7 percent of the city's 243,000 residents are black. Neighbors said Robinson's apartment is in a two-story gray house on Williamson Street, known to many as Willy Street.
Koval said police responded to a call about 6:30 p.m. Friday of a person jumping into traffic. A second call to police said the man was "responsible for a battery," Koval said. Kenny went to an apartment and forced his way inside after hearing a disturbance. Koval said the officer fired after being assaulted by Robinson; Koval said he couldn't say how many shots were fired because it is part of the investigation.
One of Robinson's neighbors, Grant Zimmerman, said Robinson would run between his apartment and his roommate's mother's house across the street "all the time, even in the middle of traffic."
Wisconsin's online courts database shows that Robinson, a 2014 graduate of Sun Prairie High School, pleaded guilty to felony armed robbery in October and was sentenced in December to three years' probation. A police report said he was among four teenagers arrested in a home invasion in which the suspects were seen entering an apartment building with a long gun. They ran with electronics and other property and three of the four were captured. A shotgun and a "facsimile" handgun were recovered, according to the report.
Koval declined to discuss Robinson's background. "I'm not here to do a character workup on someone who lost his life less than 24 hours ago," Koval said.
A neighbor, Doris King, told the Wisconsin State Journal she asked Robinson about his involvement in the robbery, because it seemed out of character for him.
"He felt he was under a lot of pressure from the others to do what he did," she said. "He told me he would never do anything like that again."
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Associated Press writer Todd Richmond contributed to this report.
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Things just got real for the rap game. Ty Nitty, Twin Gambino and Godfather Pt. III, together known as the Infamous Mobb, have reunited and are working on a new project.
In addition to that, Ty is still doing the solo thing for his Love and Loyalty Records imprint. Today he releases an official music video for "Rich."
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A dark cloud of suspicion has been hanging over Nick Gordon's head ever since his girlfriend, Bobbi Kristina Brown, was found face down and unresponsive in the bathtub of her Roswell, Georgia home on January 31. She has been in a medically induced coma ever since.
In early February, police launched a criminal investigation into the case, citing facial injuries discovered on the 22-year old daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown.
Bobbi's aunt is now claiming Gordon is under investigation for Bobbi's attempted murder. According to PEOPLE, Leolah Brown posted a Facebook message on Saturday, March 7, detailing her claim. The post was in response to Nick's appearance on the Dr. Phil Show, in an episode that will air on March 11th.
Dr. Phil,
With all due respect,
Nick Gordon is under investigation for the attempted murder of my niece Bobby Kristina Brown.
We have strong evidence of foul play. Until this investigation is completed by law enforcement, I would ask that you or anyone else not provide this individual a platform to spin this situation to his benefit.
If Nick Gordon does not have the courage to speak with my brother Bobby Brown and/or law enforcement about what happened the day my niece's body was found in a bathtub, he does not deserve to have a platform to speak to anyone of your caliber until this investigation is concluded.
Respectfully,
Leolah Brown
During the taping of the Dr. Phil segment, which was actually an intervention arranged by his mother, Gordon was reportedly drunk, high and belligerent.
According to TMZ, Gordon is hooked on Xanax and alcohol. Nick was so high he could "barely form sentences."
When he found out it was an intervention to get him into rehab he reportedly became angry and punched 2 members of Dr. Phil's staff.
Eventually Gordon entered a rehabilitation facility for treatment for an undisclosed addiction.
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When Nia Amey got pregnant with Chris Brown's daughter, Royalty, she was married to a man named Terry Avery, albeit separated .
Avery knew the baby wasn't his so he filed for divorce from Nia in 2014 after 11 years or marriage
The two have a 13-year old daughter together, so like any dad Avery is understandably protective. When he found out Brown was the father of 9-month old Royalty he reached out to TMZ to issue a warning to the "Dueces" hit maker.
Avery says he's aware of Chris' notorious temper and advises him not to lose it around Nia and his family or face the repercussions.
Hmmm...
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Fans who came to see Migos perform at Washington Avenue Armory in Albany, New York on Friday, March 6, ended up being directly involved in or witnessing a brawl that left 6 people stabbed and another robbed.
According to News 10, all of the incidents happened within the span of an hour and a half after the clock struck midnight Saturday morning.
- 12:30 a.m. Officers responded to a report of a robbery at the 700 block of State Street. The 19-year-old victim told officers that while she was at the Armory she was followed into the bathroom by six unknown suspects. The victim states that while inside the bathroom, all six suspects began to punch and kick her face and body while stealing from her purse. All of the suspects fled the scene with the victim’s property. The victim sustained minor injuries to her face and head during the incident.
- 12:50 a.m. Officers responded to Armory for a report of a stabbing, the 21-year-old male victim said he was stabbed by an unknown suspect while in the Armory. He was treated at the scene and transported to Albany Medical Center with non-life threatening injuries.
- Minutes later, a 23-year-old male was located at the Armory who said he was stabbed by an unknown suspect while walking out of the building.
- 12:55 a.m. Albany Memorial Hospital notified police that a 17-year-old male had entered the emergency room with an apparent stab wound. The victim said he was involved in a large fight inside the Armory where he was stabbed by an unknown suspect.
- 1 a.m. Albany Medical Center Hospital notified police that a 28-year-old male entered the emergency room with an apparent stab wound. The victim said he was stabbed by an unknown suspect while at the Armory. He was treated for non-life threatening injuries
- 1:35 a.m. Officers responded to a home on Sherman Street for a report of two stabbings. The 16-year-old and 22-year-old victims told officers they were stabbed by an unknown suspect while at the Armory.They were treated for non-life threatening injuries
No suspects have been arrested as of this time.
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WJW Channel 8 suspended anchor Kristi Capel for three days after she uttered a racist term on live television while sitting next to her Black co-anchor, Wayne Dawson.
Capel was discussing Lady Gaga's Oscar's performance on Monday, February 23, when she used the word "jigaboo" to describe part of it.
"It's hard to really hear her voice with all the jigaboo music, or whatever you wanna call it...jigaboo," she said while laughing.
Jigaboo definition via Vocabulary.com: (Ethnic slur) extremely offensive name for a Black person. A person with dark skin who comes from Africa (or whose ancestors came from Africa).
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Capel would later issue an on-air apology, explaining that she had no idea what the word meant.
"I just want to take a moment to address a comment that I made yesterday that got a lot of attention," Capel said Tuesday. "It's important for me to let you know that I deeply regret my insensitive comment. And I truly did not know the meaning of the word and would never intentionally use such hurtful language."
The Cleveland Fox affiliate also issued a statement.
"Kristi regrets her actions and realizes the impact of her mistake and the hurt she has caused. On Tuesday afternoon, Kristi met with a group of African-American clergy from Northeast Ohio to begin the process of reflecting on the gravity of this incident. In her on-air apology, Kristi vowed to learn from this experience and has begun that process with help from clergy, friends, family and co-workers."
Dawson said he forgave Capel because he knew "her heart" and that she was a "good girl."
"I've been working with you for three years, so I think I know your heart," Dawson told Capel on-air. "And I know you didn't mean it. . . . So my thing is that you learn from it, you move on. It's time to forgive and move on. My prayer is that our viewers forgive and move on because she's a good girl. She really, really is."
Are you buying Capel's excuse?
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Flatbush Zombies links up with Domo Genesis for a new song entitled "Plz Don't Make Me Do It." The track was produced by The Arhitect. Take a listen up top and let us know what you think in the comment section below.
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Protesters took to the streets on Friday, March 6, after a 19-year old black man was shot five times by police in Madison, Wisconsin.
Cops responded to a call that Tony Robinson had committed battery earlier. When an officer arrived at his apartment he said he heard a disturbance inside. The cop forced his way into the apartment and reportedly got into a struggle with Robinson. During the fight the unidentified officer was reportedly hit in the head. He then drew his weapon and fired.
Tony Robinson (right) was a recent graduate of Sun Prairie High School
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"In the context of mutual combat in that sense, the officer did draw his revolver and subsequently shot the subject," Madison Police Chief Mike Koval said.
Hours after Anthony Robinson was fatally shot by a Madison police officer, his grandmother, Sharon Irwin (second from the right), and aunt, Lorien Carter (pictured with the megaphone), asked the crowd at Williamson Street to keep demonstrations peaceful.
Police said they did not know if Robinson was armed, but initial indications are that he was not.
The officer on the scene administered CPR immediately after the shooting. Robinson was transported to a local hospital where he succumbed to his wounds.
State law mandates that an independent investigation be conducted. MPD froze the scene until the state Department of Justice's Division of Criminal Investigation arrived,according to The Daily Cardinal.
"You're not protecting us, you're killing us!" Robinson's grandmother, Sharon Irwin, shouted at police as the protests continued into early Saturday, according to The New York Daily News.
Protesters chanted "Black Lives Matter" and "Justice!"
Robinson's aunt, Lorien Carter, said the family wasn't allowed to see Robinson's body in the hospital because it was considered "evidence."
"He wasn't referred to as 'his son' or 'your son,' just 'evidence,'" she said.
Sources: New York Daily News, Associated Press,, Nico Savidge, Daily Cardinal
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The wait is almost over.
On Friday, March 6, Kendrick Lamar revealed that his sophomore album will arrive on March 23rd. The rapper posted an iTunes link via Twitter for the highly anticipated follow up to 2012's Good Kid, M.A.A.D City.
— Kendrick Lamar (@kendricklamar) March 6, 2015
There are sixteen songs, but only the name of one, "The Blacker the Berry," is listed. More information will follow soon.
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Chris Brown was hoping to keep the news about his daughter, Royalty, on the low for a while, but his baby's mother had other ideas.
TMZ reports that Brown is taking Nia Amey to court to family court to have his child support payments formalized. The singer believes he's been paying Nia a lot more money than legally required after finding out he was a father last month.
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The two had reached a private financial agreement, however since Nia took the story public Breezy is firing back by hitting her in the pocketbook.
According to the International Business Times, Nia was married to a man named Terry Amey at the time Royalty was conceived. Divorce papers were filed in January 2014.
Chris wanted a baby with longtime girlfriend Karrueche Tran. She put the brakes on that idea until Chris married her. The two have now split up after Tran found out Brown already had a child.
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Original Block Hustlaz boss AR-AB is back home and ready to drop some new street bangers via his forthcoming Mud Muzik 2 mixtape. The project will arrive on March 23rd. Peep the cover art up top.
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