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Will and Jada Pinkett-Smith's daughter, Willow, has teamed up with DJ MVSIC Fabrega to form the group Melodic Chaotic. Check out the official music video for the duo's second single, "#SUMMERFLING."
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There's no question that Ty Nitty is outworking just about everybody on the New York rap scene right now. The former Infamous Mobb emcee delivers another new set of visuals for "Can't Stop My Shine."
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Somebody other than Anderson Silva possesses the UFC middleweight belt for the first time since 2006.
And Silva has only himself to blame.
Chris Weidman took advantage of some of Silva’s usual showboating early in the second round to knock out the longtime champ. A left hook to the chin of a lackadaisical Silva dropped him and a few moments (and a few more Weidman punches later), the fight was halted.
“We expected him to do things like that,” Weidman said. “He’s done it plenty of times in a lot of fights. I don’t see him as being cocky. He’s trying to mentally defeat you in there. It got to the point when he was doing it, ‘You know what? Screw this. I’m hitting him.’”
Silva’s never shied away from showboating, especially as he ruled the middleweight division where he successfully defended the belt a UFC record 10 times.
But it was clear early on that Weidman — who improved to 10-0 — would be a challenge. Not only is Weidman a stellar wrestler, he showed with one punch he can be a powerful striker.
“People are going to say a lot of things now,” Silva said through an interpreter. “They are going to say Chris got lucky or I underestimated him. But we need to respect what he did and we need to respect he went in there and beat me. That’s pretty much it.”
Weidman was the aggressor early and had Silva in trouble on the ground a couple times in a wild first round. From the start of the second, Silva turned up the hot dogging — something that ultimately ended his reign.
“I don’t feel he’s disrespected his opponents out there,” Weidman said. “I think he was trying to get the mental edge and wait for you to get angry.”
It was Silva's first loss in the UFC and also his first loss by knockout as a pro.
UFC president Dana White had guaranteed that Silva would get a rematch against Weidman — and White stuck to the promise even as Silva seemed at best lukewarm to the idea.
“I guarantee you there is nothing I want more than a rematch with Chris Weidman,” White said.
Silva, however, said first he needs “three to four months” off before he decides what’s next.
“I've defended this title for a long time and now I need to take some time off for myself,” Silva said.
Silva recently signed a 10-fight deal and there’s been a lot of talk about a “Super Fight” against Jon Jones or Georges St-Pierre. That’s not going to happen anytime soon with Silva’s loss, according to White.
“That fight cost Georges St-Pierre, Jon Jones and Anderson Silva a lot of money,” White said. “In those Super Fights, he was the link to both of them.”
White announced that Jones, the light heavyweight champ, will next face Alexander Gustafsson at UFC 165 on Sept. 21. Welterweight champ St-Pierre will fight Johny Hendricks at UFC 167 on Nov. 16.
Frankie Edgar, in his first non-title fight since 2009, eased to victory over fellow featherweight Charles Oliveira with a unanimous decision, 30-27, 29-28, 30-27, in the co-main. Edgar, the former lightweight champion, used his boxing skills to set the pace in a rare three-round fight for Edgar, who entered on a three-fight skid.
“I’ve been through the hell my last two fights and I’ve fought my way back,” Edgar said in his televised post-fight interview.
Mark Munoz was dominant in his first step inside the Octagon since a loss to Weidman last July. Injuries — and memories of the loss to Weidman — sent Munoz into depression and he ballooned past 260 pounds.
But Munoz weighed in at 185 pounds on Friday and, on Saturday, destroyed Tim Boetsch. Munoz put on a wrestling exhibition for much of the fight and also landed 132 total strikes (77 percent) to Boetsch’s 50 strikes (72 percent), according to FightMetric.com.
“I’m feeling so happy, I’m home back in the Octagon and I knew if I just kept working and kept pushing I’d get the win,” Munoz said. “I was hitting him with everything I had so I really appreciate just pushing through and getting the win.”
Munoz raised his hand at the news conference and volunteered to fight Weidman next.
“If Anderson doesn’t want to fight Chris, I would love to fight him,” Munoz said.
Featherweight Cub Swanson made his latest argument for a title shot in the third round against Dennis Siver.
Swanson dropped Siver with a massive combination. Swanson, with his foot atop Siver’s chest, continued to slug away before the fight was stopped — maybe a little too late — midway through the third. The win was Swanson’s fifth in a row, the fourth by knockout during that stretch.
“I tried to go after him right away but had to step back and compose myself to regain the energy I needed in order to finish the fight,” Swanson said. “I’m the No. 1 contender in the division, when I get that call for my next fight, I will be ready to go for the belt.”
The final fight on the main card featured Roger Gracie and Tim Kennedy, both fighters making their UFC debuts. The first two rounds were a grappling showcase, as you might expect when a fighter with the name “Gracie” is involved — the family known for pioneering Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
The third round — with both fighters winded, especially Gracie — turned into a stand-up battle. In the end, Kennedy, a former Strikeforce fighter, earned a unanimous decision, 30-27, 30-27, 29-28.
The quickest fight of the night came on the undercard broadcast on FX as Gabriel Gonzaga needed all of 17 seconds to knock out Dave Herman in the heavyweight bout. Gonzaga walked through a low kick by Herman and delivered a crushing right hand to Herman’s chin. Herman crumpled and the fight was stopped after Gonzaga followed with a couple more punches.
“I was ready to stand up or go on the ground,” Gonzaga said. “I saw the opening and am very happy to have gotten the knockout so fast.”
In post-fight awards Edgar vs. Oliveira and Siver vs. Swanson were both named Fight of the Night, earning $50,000 for each fighter. Weidman got $50,000 for Knockout of the Night.
Undercard:
Andrew Craig def. Chris Leben (split decision)
Norman Parke def. Kazuki Tokudome (unanimous decision)
Gabriel Gonzaga def. Dave Herman (KO, round one)
Edson Barboza def. Rafaello Oliveira (TKO, round two)
Brian Melancon def. Seth Baczynski (KO, round one)
Mike Pierce def. David Mitchell (TKO, round two)
Post fight coverage, interview with Weidman and highlights
Post fight coverage, interview with Weidman and highlights part 2
Frankie Edgar vs. Charles Oliveira highlights
Cub Swanson vs. Dennis Siver highlights
Dana White on Anderson Silva's First UFC Loss, Lost Superfights and Roy Jones Jr.
Dana White: UFC 162 Post-Fight Press Conference
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Producers Crummie Beats have laid down tracks for heavyweight emcees like 50 Cent, Wiz Khalifa, Raekwon The Chef, Max B, Juelz Santana and more. They also edit the Star and Buc Wild Show.
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Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports agency is off to a roaring start. Since launching in April the company has signed New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith, Tulsa Shock basketball player Skylar Diggins, Oklahoma Thunder b-ball superstar Kevin Durant and snatched New York Yankees all-star second baseman Robinson Cano away from super agent Scott Boras.
ESPN's Bryan Burwell discusses the potential impact Jay-Z could have in the world of sports representation.
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Thisis50 & Young Jack Thriller recently spoke with Faizon Love for an exclusive interview!
In part 1 of our interview, Faizon Love talks about fans getting caught up in Friday as playing "Big Worm", doing stand up ever since he was 15, doing movies, beef with Funk Flex, tells an untold Tupac story & much more!
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Skyy High Coke Boy Artist L.Duly First Single "Up Top Boy" Off Of American Greed Mixtape Download Now On Dat Piff
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Billy "The Kid" Dib beat a very tough Mike Oliver last night by decision at the Hartford Convention Center in Hartford, Connecticut to raise his record to (36-2, 21 KOs). The fight was the main event on 50 Cent's SMS Promotions boxing card which was telecast on ESPN's Friday Night Fights.
More importantly, Dib, put himself in line for a possible rematch with Evgeny Gradovich for a chance to reclaim the IBF Featherweight title.
In the co-main event, unbeaten lightweight Mark ‘Too Sharp’ Davis scored an eight round unanimous decision against Robert Osiobe.
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The G4 Boyz are back with some new heat. They hop on what seems to be almost every rapper's favorite instrumental at the moment, Migos' "Versace." Peep the track and download it up top.
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Soulja Boy keeps grinding by dropping one new music video after another. The SODMG CEO teams up with Migos for "We Ready." The clip was directed by Gabriel Hart. Life After Fame’album drops July 30th.
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Bow Wow a.k.a. Mr. 106 and Park is back with a new freestyle for his fans. The YMCMB artist decides to go in over Tha Dogg Pound's classic instrumental for the song "New Yor, New York."
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Skylar Grey will be releasing her new album Don't Look Down on July 9. The project is being executive produced by Eminem. Skylar teams up with Travis Barker and Big Sean for "Back from the Dead" off of the project.
Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers lost out on this off season's biggest free agent prize when center Dwight Howard decided not to resign with the Lakers. Instead the big fella chose to play for the Houston Rockets next season.
Bryant, Steve Nash and Lakers executives made a last ditch effort to convince Howard to stay in L.A. Bryant reportedly told him he could teach him how to be a champion during their dinner meeting earlier this week, but that fell on deaf ears as Howard decided playing for Rockets coach Kevin McHale and play with rising stars James Harden and Chandler Parsons.
Kobe is angry at the move and probably won't be having Howard over for dinner anytime soon because as soon as the announcement was made he un-followed his former teammate on Twitter.
"I just looked at both teams and I felt like Houston was going in one direction." Dwight said. "They got a lot of young players, they got a good coach in Kevin McHale and I just felt like having him as a coach, he could really help me in the post and help me develop like I want to. That was mainly the big reason right there, and having the opportunity to grow with a team, a young team, like the Rockets. That's the reason why [I decided to leave]."
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Hey Kobe, you win some you lose some.
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Producer D. Dot has had the honor of working with both The Notorious B.I.G. and Jay-Z in the studio. Both are two of the best of all time. Dot sat down with Vlad TV and compared their approaches in the booth.
"I would say Jay probably could work a little faster than Big. I've actually seen Jay work in various situations and he's very prolific and he could come up with things faster," Dot said. "I Think Big's specialty was that he put a lot of his Jamaican roots in his records. He was really into melody. Big's time took a little longer because Big, line for line wanted to make sure every line was memorable lyrically. But also melodically."
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At the recent Don't Flop rap battle in London, Arkaic took on Sensa. Watch the two go bar for bar and let us know who you think took the crown.
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STAR talks Monifah from R & B Divas always being a D lister, Lyfe Jennings (convicted Arsonist) getting a reality show, the savages in Chicago going crazy and interview with Boston artist Wally Sparks.
Radio legend Troi Torain (STAR) always delivers hard-hitting objective truth. As a culture critic he is vicious, as a businessman he is relentless, as a luminary he is un-matched.
Considered radio pioneers by many, the Star & Buc Wild show has set precedents on the urban landscape and was recently inducted into News One's "Top 20 Black Radio Jockeys Of All Time."
Star & Buc Wild made the national stage on MTV (1999) but it was their radio show on New York's Hot 97 (2000 - 2003) that secured their place in Hip-Hop history.
Star & Buc Wild's resume includes The Source magazine, MTV Networks, Hot 97, Power 104.1, Power 105.1, Pulse 87, Hip-Hop Weekly magazine, Vladtv, Thisis50, 100.3 The Beat and shot97.com and VH1 (Reality Television).
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50 Cent is not the least bit worried about allegations of domestic abuse from Daphne Joy. The rapper sent out a series of photos with hilarious captions via his Twitter account. Peep them below.
50 has denied the allegations. His attorney released a statement regarding the incident via TMZ.
Curtis Jackson [50 Cent] denies these allegations as made against him. It is important to note, Mr. Jackson has not been arrested and there is no warrant outstanding for his arrest. We have been in contact with the LA City Attorney's Office and are currently conducting our own investigation into these allegations.
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Spitta Andretti keeps the good music coming on this 4th of July weekend. He links up with producer Sledgren for his latest track titled "I Can't Stop." Listen and download the track up top. Follow Spitta on Twitter @CurrenSy_Spitta.
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