Kevlar Kohleone's "Elm City Blues" mixtape is the gift that keeps on giving. The latest music video off of the 12-track project is the ZeusDaGodofBEATS-produced gem "Pray For the Hood," which features Marc Mula and King D.O.E.
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The stateside stars of UFC 253 -- including champ Israel Adesanya, Dominick Reyes, Sijara Eubanks, Kai Kara France, Diego Sanchez and more -- grab an early-morning charter from Las Vegas to Abu Dhabi.
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Gilli Brando is a criminally underrated emcee. Having witnessed him cook mics over the last several years, I can assure you he's an artist real hip hop heads should be checking for.
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Falcon Outlaw delivers a highly entertaining short film for his song "Bodies On It." This is off of Falcon's debut solo album titled "West Detention." Entirely produced by Camoflauge Monk.
Straight out of Springfield, Massachusetts comes fast rising Road Running Records artist Rico Kartel with an official music video for "Spinning," off of his new album titled "No Way Out, Vol. 1."
Triple R Records artist and Springfield, Massachusetts native, Rico Kartel, links up with Dutchy to drop an official music video for their collaboration titled "Kobe."
This is off of Rico's "No Way Out, Vol. 1" album. Available now on all streaming platforms:
Paterson, New Jersey emcee Bad Lungz and Plainfield partner in rhyme, Starz Coleman, drop off release a highly entertaining long-form music video for "Holy Water."
This is off of the duo's album titled "The French Connection." Available now on all streaming platforms: https://album.link/TFC
Falcon Outlaw has just released hishighly anticipated debut album titled "West Detention." Entirely produced by Camoflauge Monk, the project boasts a feature from Lord Juco.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — One person was shot and killed in Portland, Oregon, as a large caravan of President Donald Trump supporters and Black Lives Matter protesters clashed in the streets, police said.
It wasn’t clear if the shooting late Saturday was linked to fights that broke out as a caravan of about 600 vehicles was confronted by counterdemonstrators in the city’s downtown.
Police said the caravan had left the area around 8:30 p.m., and officers heard gunshots around 15 minutes later, according to a statement. Officers arrived at the shooting scene “within a minute,” police said, but the man who was shot did not survive.
An Associated Press freelance photographer heard three gunshots and then observed police medics attending to the victim, who appeared to be a white man. The freelancer said the man was wearing a hat bearing the insignia of Patriot Prayer, a right-wing group whose members have frequently clashed with protesters in Portland in the past.
Police said the man was shot in the chest. He was not immediately identified. It’s unclear who shot him.
Homicide detectives were looking for more evidence, acknowledging that several images and videos had been posted on social media.
“It is important for detectives get a full and accurate picture of what happened before, during, and after the shooting,” a police statement said. “If anyone was a witness, has video, or has information about the homicide, they’re asked to contact the primary detectives.”
“This violence is completely unacceptable and we are working diligently to find and apprehend the individual or individuals responsible,” Chief Chuck Lovell said.
Portland has been the site of nightly protests for more than three months since the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. Many of them end in vandalism and violence, and hundreds of demonstrators have been arrested by local and federal law enforcement since late May.
In the two hours following the shooting, protesters gathered downtown and there was sporadic fighting and vandalism, police said. Some gave speeches in Lownsdale Square Park before the protest petered out. Ten people were arrested, police said.
The caravan had arrived downtown just as a planned protest was getting underway. The chaotic scene came two days after Trump invoked Portland as a liberal city overrun with violence in a speech at the Republican National Convention as part of his “law and order” re-election campaign theme. The caravan marked the third Saturday in a row that Trump supporters have rallied in the city.
On Sunday, Trump issued a flurry of tweets and retweets including several that blamed Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler for the death and one in which the president appeared to be encouraging his supporters to move into Portland.
“GREAT PATRIOTS!” Trump wrote as he shared video of his supporters driving into Portland to confront the protesters.
Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf blamed local officials for failing “to protect their communities.”
“I’m asking Portland officials, so that’s the mayor, that’s the governor and that’s local law enforcement, to do their job to address any violent activity that is occurring in their streets,” Wolf told CBS’ “Face the Nation.”
Trump and other speakers at last week’s Republican convention evoked a violent, dystopian future if Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden wins in November and pointed to Portland as a cautionary tale for what would be in store for Americans.
The pro-Trump rally’s organizer, who recently coordinated a similar caravan in Boise, Idaho, said in a video posted on Twitter Saturday afternoon that attendees should only carry concealed weapons and the route was being kept secret for safety reasons.
The caravan had gathered earlier in the day at a suburban mall and drove as a group to the heart of Portland. As they arrived in the city, protesters attempted to stop them by standing in the street and blocking bridges.
Videos from the scene showed sporadic fighting, as well as Trump supporters firing paintball pellets at opponents and using bear spray as counter-protesters threw things at the Trump caravan.
The Black Lives Matter demonstrations usually target police buildings and federal buildings. Some protesters have called for reductions in police budgets while the city’s mayor and some in the Black community have decried the violence, saying it’s counterproductive.
Early Saturday morning, fires set outside a police union building that is a frequent site for protests prompted police to declare a riot.
An accelerant was used to ignite a mattress and other debris that was laid against the door of the Portland Police Association building, police said in a statement. At least one dumpster had also been set on fire in the street nearby.
The commotion followed a sit-in in the lobby of the Portland mayor’s condominium building Friday night.
In this clip, Adrien Broner talked about winning his first world title at 21 and how the gravity of the moment didn't register until he was much older. Adrien said he didn't spend any of his boxing earnings until after winning his third world title, at which point he discovered how many millions he had in his account. For his first spendthrift moment, Adrien took his friends on a trip to Miami where he spent a total of $1 million.
Love for Nipsey Hussle spans the globe. His tragic death is impossible to comprehend, but fans and rappers from coast to coast still hold the legendary Los Angeles emcee near and dear to their hearts.
With today being what would have been Nipsey's 35th birthday, Connecticut spitter Kevlar Kohleone, re-releases the music video for "Rest in Power." A tribute to Nip featuring King D.O.E.
The Marathon Continues. R.I.P. Nipsey Hussle "Tha Great"
Daniel Cormier trains in the swimming pool, practices his golf swing and watches UFC with his family. Sean O'Malley works hard and games hard. Heavyweight champion Stipe Miocic shows off his man cave ahead of his rubber match against Cormier.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A man was fatally shot at a protest in Texas when he approached a vehicle and the driver inside opened fire, police said.
The shooting happened just before 10 p.m. during a protest in Austin, police spokesperson Katrina Ratliff told reporters early Sunday. The man was taken to a hospital where he was later pronounced dead.
The vehicle had honked, turned down a road and then sped toward protesters, witness Michael Capochiano told the Austin American-Statesman. The man, who Capochiano said was carrying a rifle, approached the vehicle and was shot by the driver. The driver then drove away, Capochiano said.
Initial reports indicated “the victim may have been carrying a rifle,” Ratliff told reporters, adding that the suspect was detained and was cooperating with police.
The crowd gathered Saturday for a Black Lives Matter protest, news outlets reported. The demonstration was streamed live on Facebook and captured audio of a vehicle’s horn honking and several gunshots being fired.
Inspired by Mary J Blige's song "Know," Kevlar Kohleone looped the beat added verses & kept Mary on the hook because it spoke volumes to him. This video is for promotion use only non profit. This song is also a bonus track from Kevlar's latest body of work available here: https://www.datpiff.com/Kevlar-Kohleone-Elm-City-Blues-mixtape.957892.html
Osirius Lewsiphr and Divine Milk, together known as, Reason Over Treason return with a new mixtape titled "The Pre-Medi."
Tracklist:
1. The Pre-Medi 2. Carnage Freestyle 3. Sketchy Moves 4. What U Wan Kno 5. MediSIN (Exits) 6. Fast Life (Parkeway Mix) 7. Power Ft. C-Fo 8. Follow Me Ft. Akelahtumeril
1. Intro (Prod By Frado180) 01:21 2. Peach (Prod By DK) 01:47 3. Bad Guy (Prod By Clypto) 01:53 4. Fuck Wit Me (Feat. Izzy Hott) (Prod By Calico) 03:21 5. Blood Diamonds (Feat. O Finess) (Prod By Clypto) 01:53 6. MOB (Prod By Es Ey El) 01:48 7. Looking Single (Feat. Putwork) (Prod By Calico) 02:45 8. Players Ball (Prod By Clypto) 02:50 9. Halo (Feat. Ransom) (Prod By Clypto) 02:50 10. All Money (Prod By Clypto) 02:37 11. 1 Train (Feat. Emilio Criag) (Prod By Risktaker P) 03:36 12. Massage Chair (Feat Risktaker P) (Prod By Skinny White Beats) 01:45 13. The Mack (Prod By Dj Dan) 02:16 14. Survive (Feat. G4 Jag & Q Stilla) 03:59 15. Pimp R Us (Prod By Calico) 01:31 16. Talk 2 U (Feat. Rasheed Chappell) 02:54 17. Rosie Perez (Prod By Jose Cienfuegos) 02:37 18. Pick N Move (Feat. Emilio Craig) (Prod By Frado180) 02:51 19. Bonus (Prod By Skinny White Beats) 01:36
SEATTLE (AP) — A car drove onto a closed freeway early Saturday and struck two people in a crowd protesting against police brutality, killing one and critically injuring the other, authorities said.
Summer Taylor, 24, of Seattle died in the evening at Harborview Medical Center, spokesperson Susan Gregg said.
Taylor and Diaz Love, 32, of Portland, Oregon, were hit by the car that barreled through a panicked crowd of protesters on Interstate 5 early Saturday morning, officials said.
Dawit Kelete of Seattle drove the car around vehicles that were blocking I-5 and sped into the crowd about 1:40 a.m., according to a police report released by the Washington State Patrol. Video taken at the scene by protesters showed people shouting “Car! Car!” before fleeing the roadway.
Love is in serious condition in the intensive care unit, Harborview, Gregg said.
Love was filming the protest in a nearly two-hour-long Facebook livestream captioned “Black Femme March takes I-5” when the video ended abruptly; with about 15 seconds left, shouts of “Car!” can be heard as the camera starts to shake before screeching tires and the sound of impact are heard.
A graphic video posted on social media showed the white Jaguar racing toward a group of protesters who are standing behind several parked cars, set up for protection. The car swerves around the other vehicles and slams into the two protesters, sending them flying into the air.
The driver, who was alone, fled the scene after hitting the protesters, Trooper Chase Van Cleave told The Associated Press. One of the other protesters got in a car and chased the driver for about a mile. He was able to stop him by pulling his car in front of the Jaguar, Van Cleave said.
Troopers arrived, and the driver was put in custody, Washington State Patrol Capt. Ron Mead said.
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