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Eminem closed out the Yasalam After-Race concert on Sunday, November 4th in Abu Dhabi. The Detroit spitter performed a full set for the crowd that packed into du Arena on Yas Island.
Songs in the set included "Like Toy Soldiers," "Stan," "I Need a Doctor," "My Name Is," "The Real Slim Shady," "3AM" and "Lose Yourself."
Slim opened the show with"Won't Back Down." Check that out below.
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Floyd Mayweather Sr.has been on the boxing scene for decades. He was a welterweight contender in the 70's and 80's. He compiled a record of 28 wins against 6 losses with 18 knockouts.
After retiring he went on to become a legendary trainer. During his career he has trained Floyd Mayweather Jr., Ricky Hatton, Oscar De La Hoya, Joan Guzman, Chad Dawson, Vernon Paris, and Chris Eubank Jr.
He was named the "Trainer of the Year" in 2003, 2006, and 2008 by The World Boxing Hall of Fame. He's also received the WBC "Lifetime Achievement Award."
Floyd Sr. has now assumed the role of training SMS Promotions fighter Andre Dirrell. The 29-year old Dirrell, nicknamed The Matrix, has compiled a pro record of 20 wins against 1 loss with 14 knockouts. He fights as a super middleweight (168 pounds).
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In a new interview with Chris Robinson, Floyd said he began training Dirrell at the request of 50 Cent. He believes Dirrell has what it takes to be a world champion one day.
"I think I can get him to be world champion. I definitely believe that," Floyd Sr. said. "I think that he's got the qualities."
Floyd Sr. said he just needs to refine some of Dirrell's techniques.
"There's different things that I've got to enhance him on," Floyd Sr. explained. "His jab sometimes he doesn't throw it out long enough. The jab should be all the way out there. It seems like to me he's got a good right hand. I don't know about his hook, but the overall picture I think that he's a talented fighter. And I definitely think you're looking at the next world champion."
Floyd Sr. also revealed that 50 will be opening a new boxing gym in Las Vegas. It will be located near the Top Rank gym and should be up and running within the next couple of weeks.
During the interview Floyd Sr. talks about molding his son into a championship fighter starting from when he was an amateur. Check that out below.
Floyd Mayweather Sr. interview with Chris Robinson
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Taking a cue from Nicki Minaj, Future is repackaging his debut album, Pluto, and releasing it on November 27th. Pluto 3Dwill contain three new songs and two remixes.
The lead single off of the project is "Neva End (Remix)" featuring everyone's favorite leading lady lately, Kelly Rowland.
Future and Kelly shot the video for the song recently in Los Angeles. Check the the pics from the shoot below courtesy of Rap-Up.
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Bruno Mars, will.i.am, Nicki Minaj, Questlove and Kanye West (as Kenny West) starred in the season premiere of The Cleveland Show last night.
Cleveland discovers that all of them are part on the hip hop Illuminati after he confronts Kanye about the hit song they co-wrote together, "Be-Cleve in Yourself."
The Illuminati turns on Kanye after his ego becomes so big they can't take it anymore. They ask Cleveland to help destroy Kanye's career.
Check the episode out below.
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Check out the latest music video from Nina Sky. "Comatose" is off of their new project titled Nicole & Natalie. You can download it for free from their website http://www.ninaskyhigh.com/
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Yo Gotti travels to Chicago for a sold out show in Vlog 4 of his "The World Is Yours" video series.
"You know Chicago just one of them cities where real n*ggas accept it and a f*ck n*gga better not show his face," says Gotti. "And I'm just one of them n*ggas that come from that life. From the bottom. N*ggas all I know is drug work."
Gotti's CM7: The World Is Yours mixtape is available now for free on Datpiff.
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T.I. stops by 3 Little Digs headquarters to hang out with up and coming Georgia rapper Trinidad James. James' "All Gold Everything" music video has racked up over 500,000 views on youtube. Tip wanted to find out what all the fuss was about.
Trinidad's Don't Be S.A.F.E. mixtape is available now for free from LiveMixtapes.
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Thisis50 & Young Jack Thriller recently spoke with Bobby V for an exclusive interview.
He talks about being with a woman that was 6' 8" tall, responds to The Breakfast Club talking about his outfit "They can say whatever they want, I'm comfortable in my skin", feeling on Pinky, new album "Dusk Till Dawn", crazy Groupie story & much more!
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Miley Cyrus looks pretty hot in DJ Borgore's new music video titled "Decisions." So hot in fact, she has been made an offer by Sex.com to appear in an adult flick.
Miley stars in the video alongside Jessie Andrews, who was named Best Actress at this year's Adult Video News Awards for her role in "Portrait of a Call Girl."
In the video Miley kisses her fiance Liam Hemsworth. Sex.com wants to replace Liam with Jeesie for a "naughty" XXX version of this music video.
"We were floored at how sexy both her, and Porn star Jessie Andrews look together," writes the Media Director for Sex.com Martin Ellison, in a letter obtained by TMZ. "We aren't looking to make a boy/girl 'Hannah Does Montana' sex video here, but rather a softer 'girl on girl' version. Of course your client would be compensated extremely well to be nude and to have 'erotic' girl on girl relations."
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Martin adds, "How far Miley chooses she wants to go is entirely up to her."
Jessie is DJ Borgore's ex-girlfriend. He wrote the song about her and they decided it would be a good idea for her to appear in it. Besides "Portrait of a Call Girl" Jessie has also starred in smut flicks like"Buffy the Vampire Slayer XXX - A Parody" "2 Chicks Same Time 10" and "Finger Lickin' Girlfriends."
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Sex.com is reportedly willing to pay Miley $1 million to appear in the film.
Check out the "Decisions" video as well as the letter from Sex.com below.
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Newspapers, blogs, the internet and social media have been having a field day with the beef between 50 Cent and Floyd Mayweather Jr. Could it all have been a big act?
As we previously reported, 50 and Floyd had a very public fallout on Twitter a couple of days ago. There were a lot of personal attacks in their war of words. This morning 50 took to Twitter to say that it was staged to get people talking about Floyd because no one was giving the boxing champion the attention he wanted after his recent release from jail.
Now the G-Unit boss has grown tired of the games and is not willing to participate in them anymore.
"I'm sick of all this nonsense Floyd asked me to act like were fighting cause no one was paying any attention after his 60 days," 50 wrote. "Domestic violence is very serious my apologies,my grand mother said we need to stop playing I'm done sorry. I know some of the things we do in hip hop for shock value are wrong. He just wanted some attention. Floyd is like a brother to me. I always tweet things for him like follow his fiancée and help promote him but one. I'm done with please don't ask me about it. He just called he mad I said something about domestic violence. He just want be in music. You ever hear him RAP? lol."
So there you have it. Now we can get back to the question everyone wants an answer to. Will there ever be a fight between Floyd and Manny Pacquiao?
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Saigon is gearing up for the release of his second studio album, The Greatest Story Never Told Chapter 1: Bread and Circuses, which drop on November 6th.
Today The Yardfather releases a new music video for "Blown Away."
Pre-order The Greatest Story Never Told Chapter 1: Bread and Circuses now from iTunes.
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Back in August we reported on an interview Kendrick Lamar gave to TruthIsScary.com. During the interview K. Dot said that people were puppets in the political scheme of things and he saw no reason to vote.
My vote counts? I don’t do no voting. I will keep it straight up real with you. I don’t believe in none of the sh*t that’s going on in the world,” Kendrick said at the time. “If you talk with me, you'll be talking to me for hours because everything has a contradiction, everything is higher rankings and way beyond us, way beyond people. So basically, do what you do, do good with your people and live your life because what’s going on isn’t really in our hands. If it's not in the president's hands then it's definitely not in yours. When I say the president can’t even control the world, then you definitely know there’s something else that's out there that's really pushing the buttons. They could do whatever they want to do. Been doing it for years, we all puppets. Just play your cards right.”
The Compton rapper seems to have had a change of heart in the last couple of months. In a new interview with MTV's "Celebs Get Political" series, the 25-year old defended President Obama and said people need to take matters into their own hands if they want to see positive changes.
"I think we tend to put it in the hands of higher politics instead of doing for ourselves," Kendrick told MTV. "What made the most angriest, when something don't go right in their world you get people out here that wanna blame Obama. And I think that's corny. I think that's one of our biggest failures as a community... as a generation. Not wanting to go out and do four ourselves and just sit back and wait. And then when it not happen we point the finger. I think we really need to take matters into our own hands. Uplift our own community. Put money back in our own community and show these kids out here something different."
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Ever since the Hot Boys split there has been talk off and on about a possible reunion, but in reality it's probably never going to happen. B.G., Turk and Juvenile all defected at one point or another from the house that Birdman and Slim built. Even producer and former member of the Big Tymers, Mannie Fresh took his services elsewhere.
In a new interview with Complex, Juvenile explains why they all left and it's no surprise that it came down to money that they were owed. He also gives his point of view on why he thinks Lil Wayne stayed.
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“My reason [to leave Cash Money] is the same reason most artists leave their label—money. The music business is like the sports business. We use entertainment agents, entertainment lawyers. The only difference is they play sports. We all try to operate a certain way.
“When you put in that much work, you should be compensated for it. I’m number one on this station, number one on that station so I checked the contracts and went back over the paperwork. I was naïve in the beginning, I didn’t want anybody telling me anything because, hey, you didn’t help me get this situation and you’re on the outside. I should’ve listened because they had me in a contract that I’d still be in. There was no future for me in the contract.
“So I went, ‘Well, damn. I’m working like a slave and I’m getting nothing.’ So I got an entertainment lawyer and found out Cash Money weren’t who they said they were with me. One thing led to another and I said, ‘Pay me this and we’re cool’. They ain’t pay us and we went to court. They lost in court. Simple as that.
“I wanted $4 million. I didn’t want to go to trial, but they felt like they didn’t owe me anything. That $4 million wound up going to $11 million. Of course I didn’t get all with court fees and lawyer fees, but it put me through the ringer where I didn’t want to do anymore business again.
“I had to do all that to get money that I earned. I kind of paved the way for all that you got going on right now. If you were gonna pay anybody, me and Mannie should be the first two people the check was cut to. Mannie is still trying to get his money right now, it’s crazy.
“What’s crazy is I got I wise to it and I tried to be a good Samaritan to my group and warn them. ‘Hey man, my paperwork not right. Didn’t y'all receive the paperwork? What kind of lawyer do you have?’ They was like, ‘Yeah, I got a lawyer.’ I’m like, ‘Do you have an entertainment lawyer [or a criminal lawyer]? There’s a big difference. Criminal lawyers don’t know shit about contracts. You might wanna get a real lawyer and backtrack.’
“One thing lead to another and somebody repeated what I said because at the time I was the number one person on the label. I guess they wanted to be the number ones. They went back and told [Baby and Slim] everything I said, so that made it even worse. They ain’t want me around no more.
“When I left Cash Money, I left not liking anybody. I tried to be good to ya’ll and ya’ll telling motherf*ckers what I said. I’m trying to show y'all where y'all getting ripped out of your money at. It’s all love now. They come to me now, even Mannie Fresh, and he’s like, ‘Man, you told me. You tried to tell me.’
“After I beat them, B.G. pops up, then Mannie pops up and I’m like, ‘Oh, now you wanna see my case files?’ I’m like that’s cool. This case went on for three years, where were ya’ll? I didn’t get a phone call. Nobody checked to see if I was okay. Three years of no shows, no nothing. Three years. I’m not saying they owe me anything, but don’t expect me to help you out when you’re part of the reason I’m gone. And you’re not who you said you were.
“We had made a vow to each that no matter what happens we were gonna stick together, because we didn’t have a record company. We don’t own a company, so if a finger is going to be pointed, it ain’t going be pointed at us because it ain’t our fault.”
Juvenile believes that in the end Lil Wayne stayed out of fear. He said that Birdman and Slim are robbing Wayne, yet he continues to stay.
“When Wayne was trying to leave Cash Money [in the mid 2000s], same thing. He was trying to find out how did I leave, what did I do, he wanted to see my paperwork. I was like you can see it, but you’re gonna have to pay me for it now because now I know you ain’t with me. You’re own your own because I’m definitely on my own. If you want the paperwork and help from my end, I need to be compensated for it. [He never paid for it].
“Still up to the day, Wayne really got beat out of all his money and took another contract. That’s part I never understood. I was signed to Atlantic and Jay-Z was excited about that because now we was about to get our own money. That’s what I really wanted. I wanted him to leave. All of a sudden he signed back I’m like, ‘Damn, what type of deal he got working?’
“If you notice the Young Money/Cash Money imprint, some of the stuff that need to say Young Money don’t say Young Money. I know Baby and I know Ronald ["Slim" Williams]. They ain’t giving up power of their company. They don’t care how big Wayne gets, they not giving up. If I didn’t getting it, he ain’t getting it.
“[Tha Carter III] album did great. But I don’t think Wayne collected a dime on royalty side. I don’t think he’s gonna be able to because some of the cats he was dealing with wasn’t doing straight business on the producer side. You’re under the impression that the guy you got the beat from was the guy who made the beat. It was situations like that that Wayne got caught in.
“It’s all backfiring on him because you got other cats who made these tracks who stepped in and said, ‘I made that.’ It happened with the Deezle record. It happened with three of his songs off that album. Everything is on a standstill because of that.
“I thought he was scared [that’s why he stayed]. That’s how I took it. I was like, ‘You don’t have to be scared.’ I’m really from the projects. No disrespect to them, but I’m 10 times more street than they are. They would never go to some of the places I’d go, they’d never turn some of the corners I turned because they’re not like that. It’s two different ballgames.
“So I’m like, ‘Don’t let them n*ggas intimidate you. Don’t let that looking hard shit intimidate you because n*gga I’m really with it. If you wanna leave, leave. You’re with me now, not them.’ One thing led to another and he signed back, but I took it as he was scared.”
Turk just got out of prison after doing a nearly nine year stretch. In a recent interview with XXL he said he's had talks with Young Money. It remains to seen whether or not he'll actually go back, but after reading this it would be surprising.
To read the rest of the article head over to Complex.
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Nicki Minaj is currently on an international tour. She took time out while in London to sit down with Tim Westwood and field questions from her U.K. fans.
Nicki's new tv show titled "Nicki Minaj: My Truth" debuts tonight on the E! network.
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20-Year old Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model Kate Upton has landed her first Vogue cover. The blonde beauty appears on this month's cover of Vogue Italia.
Kate struts her stuff in a sheepskin Fendi coat, patent-leather bustier by Patricia Field, Kenneth Jay Lane jewels and shows off lots of cleavage in the shots taken by photographer Steven Meisel.
The corresponding "Seductive" video was shot by Gordon Von Steiner.
Is Kate ready to take the leap from swimsuit model to the fashion world? Check out the photos and video below and judge for yourself.
To read the cover story head over to Vogue Italia.
Pics Sources: Styleite and Oh No They Didn't
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Meek Mill raised lots of eyebrows recently when he said he was ready to step back into the battle rap arena. During a recent interview with Shaheem Reid, Meek said it would take $100,000 for him to get in the ring and he named Cassidy and Murder Mook as two rappers he's ready to take on now.
"You gotta have $100K or more. I can't do it for free. That ain't my lane...Win, lose or draw - just for even stepping on the court," Meek said. "I'd do Cassidy and Mook right now. That would be crazy right there. Everybody know Cassidy that's what he do. It aint easy to get around them punchlines he gonna bring to you in a battle. I don't care what you say. Cassidy been in probably more than 5,000 battles and I don't think he had one L. And I don't think a new guy gonna step up and give him that L that easy. I ain't saying it ain't possible, but it won't be easy."
Cassidy heard the chatter and is ready to answer the call. In a new interview with QDeezy of Philadelphia radio station Hot 107.9, The Hustler spoke about the battle.
"Meek a household name. You bring him up everybody know who you talking about. He just dropped an album. He got a wave right now. And I just seen the video. We definitely could get a nice crowd and get some crazy sponsers to put some chicken up. So, it would be beneficial for me to do something like that," Cassidy said. "I'd love to do that because it would be beneficial. I'd get some credibility for biting somebody head off. And I'd get a nice little check out of it. I'm with it. We can do it whenever n*ggas ready. Make it happen, put it together and make it make sense."
Since issuing the challenge and hearing Cassidy accept, Meek took to Twitter last night and said he didn't want to battle anymore.
Is Meek getting cold feet? Or was he just joking with the Tweet?
If the two do battle who do you think would win? Take our poll below and sound off in the comment section.
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Cassidy accepts Meek Mill's challenge to battle.
Meek Mill challenges Cassidy and Murder Mook to a battle
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Kid Cudi will be returning to the music scene with his third studio album titled Indicud in 2013. Initially the G.O.O.D. Music rapper/singer said the album would be a double disc, but he changed his mind and recently clarified that it would contain one disc with 17 tracks.
The first single off of the album will be "Just What I Am" featuring King Chip. The video for the Cudi-directed clip will debut Monday on Vevo.
Here are a few pics from the set.
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