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Peep Ca$h Out's official music video for "So Dope."
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Instagram celebrity and aspiring rapper, BOONK, releases an official music video for his song titled "Comments." Give it a peep below.
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Check out Don Q's official music video for "Trap Phone" featuring Desiigner.
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Chicago rapper and Only the Family boss, Lil Durk, releases an official trailer for the music video "India." Check it out below.
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Lloyd Banks is on one hell of a roll as of late. Today he releases his third new freestyle in as many days. This one is called "Soul Food."
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Rigz releases another visual off of his "I Got Samples" mixtape. This one is for "New Era Slick Talk" featuring Willie The Kid and Illanoise. Track produced by Chup.
Cop it now from iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/i-got-samples/1316254104
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Keyshia Cole's bank account is a lot lighter today after she was ordered to pay a woman she allegedly attacked.
The incident went down in September of 2014, when Cole went to visit her-then boyfriend Birdman at his Los Angeles condo around 5 a.m. and found Sabrina Mercadel there.
TMZ reports that Cole flew into a rage, accusing Birdman of cheating on her. Mercadel claims the singer punched her in the face, clawed her face and mouth with her nails, threw objects and yanked her hair.
Mercadel says she lost the use of a finger as a result of the beat down. She received a restraining order against Cole and filed a $4 million lawsuit.
Mercadel won the suit, but was only awarded $100,635. That's still not chump change though.
Birdman and Cole split up following the fight.
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Chicago rapper and Only the Family CEO, Lil Durk, caps off a successful 2017 campaign by releasing a new song titled "Dead Niggas." Give it a listen up top.
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Styles P links up with Nino Man to shoot an official music video for their collaboration titled "Block Fear." The clip was directed by Benji Filmz @BenjiFilmz.
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Despite Floyd Mayweather recently denying interest in stepping into the octagon, UFC President Dana White insists the rumors are true.
TMZ reports that during an interview Thursday, December 28, on "Skip and Shannon: Undisputed," White told the hosts that he was meeting with Mayweather's team today to discuss the possibility of a 2018 fight.
White reasoned that the Conor McGregor vs. Mayweather fight initially looked like a long shot, but eventually happened ... so anything's possible. Although he doesn't believe the boxing legend would perform well in MMA.
White added that McGregor wants a boxing rematch with Money May "really bad" because he wasn't happy with his performance.
I guess we'll find out soon enough about either scenario.
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On Episode 2 of UFC 219 Embedded, the stars of Saturday’s event spend the holiday weekend in their hometowns and home gyms. Lightweight Khabib Nurmagomedov starts his workout outdoors, as opponent Edson Barboza brings his family to the gym with him for motivation. Former champion Holly Holm readies for the biggest fight of her life at Jackson Wink MMA, as women’s featherweight champion embraces a challenge at CrossFit. Strawweights Carla Esparza and Cynthia Calvillo also prepare with their California-based teams. UFC 219 Embedded is an all-access, behind-the-scenes video blog leading up to the women’s featherweight championship bout at UFC 219 on Saturday, December 30th on Pay-Per-View.
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Meek Mill continues to get support from a wide range of celebrities while he's serving a 2-4 year prison sentence.
Houston Rockets player James Harden is the latest one to pay him a visit. TMZ reports that the all-star guard made the trip to the State Correctional Institution in Chester, Pennsylvania on Tuesday, December 26.
"Got a chance to see my bro Meek Mill today. His spirit is high and hopefully we can get him out by February," Harden shared on social media. "Told me to tell y'all when he get out he got some (fire) for y'all."
Since Meek's confinement in November for a probation violation, many have expressed outrage by what they consider to be a heavy handed sentence by Philadelphia Common Pleas Judge Genece Brinkley.
In addition to Harden, Al Sharpton, Julius Erving, JAY-Z, Colin Kaepernick, T.I., Nipsey Hussle, La La Anthony, Kevin Hart and more have publicly voiced their frustration with Meek's plight.
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Rihanna is grieving the loss of her cousin, Tavon Alleyne, who was shot and killed in her native country of Barbados.
The singer last saw, Alleyne (21), earlier this week when she took a trip home for Christmas.
"RIP cousin... can't believe it was just last night that I held you in my arms! never thought that would be the last time I felt the warmth in your body!!! Love you always man! #endgunviolence," she captioned an Instagram photo on Tuesday, December 26.
TMZ reports that Alleyne was shot several times by an unidentified man as he was walking near his home in St. Michael.
Police currently have no suspects and are asking the public for leads and information that would lead to the shooter's arrest.
Our condolences go out to Rihanna and her family during this difficult time.
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It's been an eventful last couple of weeks for Joe Budden.
The 37-year old rapper welcomed his second child, a baby boy with girlfriend Cyn Santana, left his job as host of Complex's "Everyday Struggle," then bounced right back with a new gig.
The Source reports that Diddy wasted no time in scooping up the free agent by signing him to a $5 million deal to host a show on Revolt. The exact details are still under wraps, but Budden's previous broadcast experience dealing with hip-hop related content would lead one to believe this new endeavor won't stray far away from his strong suits.
Congratulations to Joe for quickly landing back on his feet.
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John Gooden and Dan Hardy break down UFC 219's main event: Cris Cyborg vs Holly Holm, as well as the co-main between Edson Barboza and Khabib Nurmagomedov. UFC 219 happens this Saturday, Dec. 30. Order it now: http://www.ufc.com/ppv
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Canadian Rapper Belly's Interview With Amaru Don TV discussing His Palestinian Heritage, Approach To Collaborations With Travis Scott, Future, The Weeknd, Not succumbing To Music Industry Politics and More.
It's been 15 years since Belly started in the Canadian music industry, first co-founding the Ottawa-based record label CP Records in 2002, followed by his debut The Revolution in 2007. The young rapper soon found himself nominated for a Juno, and grooming artists like Massari in the process, but it wouldn't be until 2015 that he'd land himself in the spotlight of critical acclaim, while working with one of Canada's biggest artists, the Weeknd, earning him six writing credits on Beauty Behind the Madness.
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Chicago rapper and Glo Gang Records CEO, Chief Keef, is wanted by California law enforcement after missing a recent court date.
TMZ reports that the 22-year old, born Keith Cozart, was cited in September for driving on a suspended or revoked license when Hollywood police responded to a fender bender he was involved in.
The "I Don't Like" hit maker was ordered to show up in court earlier this month, but failed to do so. As a result the judge in the case issued an arrest warrant.
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Check out the latest banger from G-Unit emcee Lloyd Banks. This is is called "Untouchable."
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Shy Glizzy drops off a new music video for "Loving Me." Check it out below.
Off Shy Glizzy's "Quiet Storm"
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Directed by https://www.instagram.com/louieknows/
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A 19-year old Aurora, Colorado man has been charged with first-degree murder after allegedly stabbing his 50-year old stepfather to death, following an argument. He then shared the final moments on social media.
“Hey guys I just killed him. I just killed him. I just killed him,” Nickolas Khalil Vinson says in a SnapChat video as Oscar Lemar Owensby lies face down bleeding to death, according to the Denver Post.
Vinson's biological mom and Owensby's common-law wife, Celena Vinson, screams “Lemar, can you hear me? Can you hear me? No!” She then called police.
Vinson allegedly used a 7-inch knife to stab Owensby between seven and nine times in the neck, back, side and left shoulder. The stepfather died from a punctured aorta.
The two had been arguing via texts about Owensby wanting his stepson to do chores and contribute financially to the household. The two finally agreed to fight.
Vinson told police that when Owensby got home he confronted him in the basement and was about to punch him. That's when he stabbed him in the neck. He says he kept stabbing Owensby “to end it” because he didn’t want him to suffer.
Owensby had raised the 19-year old and his 15-year-old brother, Kyle, for 14 years. The incident occurred on December 15.
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