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DJ Premier releases official visuals for his banging single with Conway the Machine, Benny the Butcher and Westside Gunn titled "Headlines."
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Chief Keef has a deep financial hole to dig himself out of.
The 23-year old rapper, born Keith Cozart, reportedly owes nearly $500,000 in back child support to his baby's mother, Erica Early.
According to AllHipHop, the child was born in 2013. Keef initially agreed to pay the 43-year old woman $2,500 a month, but never coughed up a dime. At one point Early tried to have him arrested.
Early eventually won a judgement ordering Keef to pay over $10,000 in support for their daughter.
He's now being dragged into court later this month because Early claims Keef now owes her $471,910, plus interest.
The "I Don't Like" hit maker has nine children with nine different women.
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A video surfaced recently of Young Thug's 7-year old daughter driving a car, sparking backlash from fans. The rapper responded by saying he is currently out of town and would never have let that happen had he been home.
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Undefeated heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury joins Now or Never to recap Anthony Joshua’s stunning upset loss to Andy Ruiz Jr., saying “you don’t judge a book it’s cover” and that Joshua didn’t look like he wanted to be in the ring, adding that he thought Joshua would get knocked out before it even started. Fury also discusses the state of the heavyweight division and his upcoming fight vs. Tom Schwarz on June 25 in Las Vegas, which is his first time there.
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Artist Name: LOW KEEZY
Album Title: THE XPLANATION
Members Club Records presents "The Xplanation" by hip-hop artist Low Keezy. Features include Kirko Bangz, Cap1, Mykko Montana, Tinn Man, and more.
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Low Keezy is an artist from Atlanta, Georgia who knows all too well about the struggles of life and bumps that come with a hard life. As a child he grew up in a home where his mother was addicted to crack and his father who was a dealer left the home when he was only 6 years old. His mom’s boyfriend afterwards would burn down the home that they were living in as well. Low Keezy would use these things as motivation for his music career.
His mother got clean for last 10 years of her life, and she would be supportive and take opportunities to let her son know just how proud she was of his music career and the man he had become. She was a singer in a band throughout her life and Low Keezy states that had a powerful influence on his passion for music. Working with Dark South Records the artist has focused on the social media buzz and the overall visuals that come along with it. With two great mixtapes like #TheTakeOver and IAmLowKeezy the artist was off to the races, getting a fan base together in a totally different way then he started. Low Keezy also released a documentary move titled “Strive”. Low Keezy along with his business partner Beejay Biggz founded Members Club Records in January 2018 an independent label out of Atlanta Ga.
Follow on all socials @iamlowkeezy
For bookings, features, and interviews contact membersclubrecords@gmail.com
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Tyga is back with what sounds like a new hit single titled "Haute" featuring Chris Brown and J Balvin. Check out the official music video for it below.
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Yanadameen Godcast season 2, segment 2 of 3
In this segment of the Yanadameen Godcast, Lord Jamar and Rah Digga discuss xenophobia. Are white people's fears fueling their hatred?
0:00 Brooklyn's Black Lady Theater ad
0:40 Today's Mathematics
0:57 Intro
2:05 Lord Jamar and Rah Digga let the viewers know how they can donate to the show
3:24 Lord Jamar let's independent businesses know they can advertise on the show
5:55 Lord Jamar speaks on Edrick Truitt almost being shot by an Arkansas police officer
10:22 Rah Digga questions who was filming the incident
10:43 Lord Jamar says filming an encounter with a police officer may save your life
11:41 Lord Jamar says the officer yelled "gun" so he could be justified in shooting Edrick Truitt
14:10 Lord Jamar says sometimes resistance is needed
14:30 Lord Jamar says some states have made it legal and lawful for a person to resist against an officer if they feel they are being detained unfairly
19:02 Lord Jamar says all of this is Social Engineering
19:33 Lord Jamar and Rah Digga talk about the elderly white women who pulled a gun on a black family in Mississippi
21:46 Lord Jamar says some white people have xenofobia
26:04 Credits
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On Episode 1 of UFC 238 Embedded, flyweight champion Henry Cejudo pushes through five hard rounds to prepare for his bantamweight title fight. Bantamweight title contender Marlon Moraes trains alongside former UFC champions Frankie Edgar and Eddie Alvarez. Women's flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko works out in the fifth city of her globe-spanning training for UFC 238, as opponent Jessica Eye finishes her first ever Las Vegas-based camp. Cejudo recovers in a cryotherapy tank and a hypobaric conditioning pod, as Moraes spends time at home with his son. UFC 238 Embedded is an all-access, behind-the-scenes video blog leading up to the two title fights taking place Saturday, June 8th on Pay-Per-View.
On Episode 2 of UFC 238 Embedded, flyweight champion Henry Cejudo packs for fight week, making a stop in LA to do media and demand latte. Bantamweight contender Marlon lands in Chicago, accompanied by his son's hulk, and does interviews in the host city. Women's flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko spends another day at the office with her longtime trainer, as opponent Jessica Eye augments her namesake feature. And former lightweight champion Tony Ferguson embraces his return to competition, turning the world into his gym. UFC 238 Embedded is an all-access, behind-the-scenes video blog leading up to the two title fights taking place Saturday, June 8th on Pay-Per-View.
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) - If the defendant can’t get to court, court will go to the defendant.
That's what happened Wednesday when a 600-pound convicted drug dealer was sentenced.
An ambulance pulled up to the loading area of the Hamilton County Courthouse. Forty-two-year-old Kirk Smith was inside. Court had to come outside to him. That’s where Smith was sentenced for trafficking in cocaine, weapons under disability and other drug charges.
Sgt. Ryan Hudson with the Cincinnati Police Department said, “We received a Crimestoppers tip and some information from the community that an individual up on Rosewood in Hartwell -- the activity was consistent with drug trafficking.”
Cincinnati Police got information that Smith was running a drug ring. When officers raided the house in April 2018, they found surveillance cameras, drugs and guns that Smith isn't legally allowed to own. They read him his rights but could not physically arrest him.
“It was obvious that there were people running for him because he's so large, as I mentioned 600 to 700 pounds, he wasn't able to move around freely,” said Hudson. “It made it kind of tough on us to maneuver or almost get him out of the house that particular day. In fact, it was impossible.”
Wednesday, the ambulance took Smith from the courthouse directly to prison. He was sentenced to two years behind bars. Police are hoping the conviction gives neighbors their peace of mind back.
“It was pretty evident and obvious that the people...they don't want the activity. They don't want the violence that's associated with the drug sales. They just want a quiet neighborhood, just like we all do,” said Hudson.
Smith's co-conspirator, Isaac Collins, was convicted of trafficking in marijuana.
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Nate Diaz joins Ariel Helwani's MMA Show and proclaims himself to be the king of the UFC's 155-pound division because he has defeated all of the big names and there is nothing left for him to accomplish there. Diaz also sounds off on Conor McGregor and Khabib Nurmagomedov, and explains why they aren't worthy of another fight with him.
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Calvin Abueva and Terrence Jones went at it in the fourth quarter of the Phoenix Pulse-TNT game, and "The Beast" went dancing (literally) after dealing the final blow which ultimately led to his ejection.
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LaVar Ball joins Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe to discuss all things Los Angeles Lakers. He gives his thoughts on his son Lonzo Ball's season, explains how he was promised certain things from Magic Johnson and Rob Pelinka behind closed doors. He also talks Luke Walton being fired and the state of the Lakers front office hierarchy.
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Check out Rich The Kid's official music video for "Racks Today."
Listen Now:
http://smarturl.it/TheWorldIsYours2
Spotify: http://smarturl.it/TheWorldIsYours2/s...
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/TheWorldIsYours2/i...
Apple Music: http://smarturl.it/TheWorldIsYours2/a...
Connect:
http://www.facebook.com/richforevermusic
http://www.instagram.com/richthekid
http://www.twitter.com/richthekid
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Bishop Don "Magic" Juan spoke to VladTV about dedication in the pimp game, which led to a story about one of the most dedicated women who ever worked for him. He explained that the woman was shot five times after declining a man and ending up in the hospital in serious condition. While visiting her in the hospital, Bishop Don "Magic" Juan said that she told him she wished she could get out of there and make some money for him. To hear more, including crying at the woman's funeral and being shot at close range, hit the clip below.
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In this clip, Jermaine Hopkins revealed that he hadn't thought about 'Juice' being a classic movie when they were filming back in the day. He also said that he didn't even read the whole script and called it a blessing that he was able to piece his role together.
Later, Jermaine Hopkins shoots down the narrative that Tupac was stuck in the Bishop character in real life after filming and how Rakim's "Know the Ledge" became the film's anthem.
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1. Where are we talking from today?
Answer:
L.A.
2. What would you like to accomplish in 2019?
Answer:
I would like to accomplish more business ventures.
3. What is your take on politics?
Answer:
Politics decisions affect people's daily lives so it’s important that we educate our selves on how to respond to it.
4. Where did you get your artist name from?
Answer:
QMACHETTE
I got it from me I create it by using my nickname mix with my lyrical ability.
5. Growing up, how important has music been in your life? Can you recall the moment when you decided that you wanted to be a musician? Was it an easy or difficult choice to make?
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Growing up with music was very important to me I remember when I first saw N.W.A video Straight Out of Compton at that moment I knew where I wanted to be it was an easy choice.
6. Was there ever a time when you thought about doing something else? If you weren’t a musician today, what could you see yourself doing?
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Not at first I only wanted to do music but as I mature my business intelligence pick up so I wanted to start exploring being an entrepreneur.
7. What has been the biggest surprise so far about making music in your career? What has been an unexpected or welcome challenge to it all?
Answer:
One of the biggest surprises of my career is challenges and opportunity because as an artist you have to understand how to react to them ...that will determine the outcome of your career. Stay focused and trust God.
8. What was it like putting together your EP?
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Putting together my EP was fun. It’s nothing better than doing something you love and getting paid for it..blessings.
9. Who are some of your favorite artists or rather, what musicians have continued to inspire you and your music? Who would you absolutely still love to work within the future?
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I don’t have a favorite artist I respect all artist craft and their movement. I have been blessed to have work with a few already like Gucci Mane, Trouble DTE, Bobby V , Cash Out, Young Dro , Waka Flocka, etc. In the future, I probably will link up with J Cole for my last project I’m working on.
10. What has it been like keeping up with your social media accounts and all of the different platforms? Is it hard to stay up to date on it all? What would you say is your favorite way to connect with your fans now?
Answer:
Lol I don’t be on social media like that I’m in a different place now but when I do I connect with the fans by being me .. I call it advertising my truth lol.
11. If you were going to be stranded on a deserted island, what musical item would you take with you and why?
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For me, it would be the electric guitar. The sheer power of the sound and the ability to shape it in so many ways lets me express my connection with something that’s transcendent.
12. If your music was going to be featured on any TV show that is currently on right now, which would you love it to be on? Or if you prefer, what is a movie that you love that you wish your music was featured in?
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As far as TV I will love for my music to be on a black-ish TV show I love that show or if it’s a movie I will get with the movie Next Friday because I know when that movie drops it’s going to be another classic ..s/o to Ice Cube.
13. At the end of the day, what do you hope people take away from your music?
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My music is real life experiences so I will hope people take away knowledge and wisdom from it.
14. When you are not making music what else do you enjoy to do?
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I enjoy spending time with my family and giving back by helping the elderly and the homeless.
15. Where you @ online?
Answer:
You can reach me @realqmachette Twitter
Or qmachetteytg .
Facebook /Q.Machette.Fan
Instagram/Qmachette
Music link http://smarturl.it/Qmachette
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Quavo goes Sneaker Shopping with Complex's Joe La Puma at A Ma Maniere in Atlanta and talks about giving back to his high school, his drip, and getting free sneakers for life from Finish Line.
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On the Tuesday, June 4th episode of #EverydayStruggle, DJ Akademiks, Nadeska and Wayno share their thoughts on DaBaby going viral once again after getting into an altercation with local rapper Cam Coldheart at a Louis Vuitton store in North Carolina, and how incidents like these could affect his career in the long term. The crew also discuss Jay Z becoming hip-hop's first billionaire according to 'Forbes' and speculate about whether or not Drake has a chance to hit that milestone too. Plus, checking in on album sales and discussing how much profit artists like DJ Khaled make on songs that are sample heavy.
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The 32ent. C.E.O. aka "Datrapboss" @ojdajuiceman32 serving up visual work "Action Jackson" so hit play an then holla at juiceman via Twitter/ IG @Ojdajuiceman32
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Iyanla Vanzant made a stop by The Breakfast Club to talk with Charlamagne Tha God and Angela Yee about DMX, learning how to deal with your emotions, healthy energy, her podcast relaunch and more.
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