D-Block is in the building as Jadakiss, Styles P and Nino Man combine their lyrical talents on this modern day remake of Whodini's classic song "Friends."
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Troy Ave continues to promote his "Album of the Summer" by dropping an official music video for "Smile." You can pick up "Album of the Summer" now on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/album-of-the-summer/id1266848915
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Killa Cam drops by The Breakfast Club to dive further into the back and forth between him and Mase and much more:
· Tells story of Mase on intro of 'The Program'
· Did Dame Dash really say Cam should beef with Mase
· Did you know Mase was going to release 'The Oracle'
· Why a diss record after all these years
· Was it a low blow when he blamed you for the death
· Juelz Santana
· Dipset reunion
· Did you really move to Orlando after the 50 Cent situation
· Breaking up with JuJu
· Rumors of new girlfriend
· Rucker park story
· Tru Life story
· What is Mase’s resume
· Do you still have love for Mase
· Has Mase reached out to you
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On Tuesday, November 28, a Manhattan federal jury convicted James “Jimmy Henchman” Rosemond for the second time of hiring 2 hit men to murder G-Unit associate Lowell “Lodi Mack” Fletcher in 2009.
The former head of Czar Management had his previous conviction for the alleged crime overturned in 2016 by a federal appeals court.
Rosemond, 52, who once managed the careers of The Game, Akon, Salt-N-Peppa, Sean Kingston, Gucci Mane and Brandy was already facing 2 life sentences related to separate drug and gun convictions, so a not guilty verdict would not have freed him from prison.
He was convicted in 2012 for being the kingpin of a multi-million-dollar transnational cocaine-selling organization.
The New York Post reports that in this latest trial government witness, Brian “Slim” McCleod, who had done time with Fletcher, testified that he lured his friend to an isolated part of the Bronx with promises of money and drinks.
When they got there Derrick Grant and Rodney Johnson were waiting. Grant reportedly fired the fatal shot.
The hit was in retaliation for a 2007 altercation between Fletcher, Tony Yayo and Henchman's teenage son near Czar Entertainment's New York City office.
Charges against Yayo in the case were dismissed.
"As I told you from the beginning, Tony Yayo did not hit anyone and would never do anything to harm a child," his lawyer Scott Leemon said at the time.
Fletcher pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor count of endangering the welfare of a child and was sentenced to nine months in prison.
He was murdered 2 weeks after being released.
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50 Cent is officially back!
After giving fans a sneak preview earlier this week, the G-Unit Records CEO releases his new single "Still Think I'm Nothing" featuring Jeremih.
Available on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/still-think-im-nothing-feat-jeremih-single/1314762325
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Young Buck is gearing up to drop a new project titled "10 Street Commandments" on December 1st. Today he cuts loose a banger off of it called "Dope 2 Ya." Give it a listen up top.
You can pre-order "10 Street Commandmennts" now on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/10-street-commandments/1315378380
Follow Young Buck @Buckshotz @YoungBuck
https://www.instagram.com/buckshotz/
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Kendrick Lamar covers the new Forbes "30 Under 30" issue, which was accompanied by an interview with senior editor Zack O'Malley Greenburg.
It's an interesting and wide ranging piece.
K Dot talks about his musical influences, how he got his start in the business, falling in love with hip hop at four-years old, being mentored by Anthony "Top Dawg" Tiffith and Dr. Dre, mumble rap, mistakes he's made along the way and Barack Obama.
One of the questions posed to him by Greenburg had to do with being labeled a conscious rapper. The "Humble" hit maker answered it by quoting 50 Cent.
"Everybody have they own opinions, but ... I always go back to what 50 Cent said, and it always stuck with me. And when he said it, it made an even more valid point. He said, 'We all are conscious, whether you're doing gangsta rap, whether you're doing so called conscious rap, whether you doing whatever genre you may in because you have a post, you alive and you're telling your true feelings ... these are your true thoughts and you're conscious of them, and you're aware of them. You are conscious, as simple as that.' When he said that, that inspired me to not only recognize my own influence on what I have with my people."
To read the full interviews head over to Forbes.
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Lenny Grant a.k.a. Uncle Murda will be dropping his highly anticipated project titled "Don't Come Outside" on Black Friday, November 24. Peep this banger off of it called "Tonite" featuring Dave East.
Pre-order "Don't Come Outside" now from iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/dont-come-outside-vol-1/id1306256002
Follow Uncle Murda @UncleMurda
https://twitter.com/unclemurda
https://www.instagram.com/unclemurda/
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50 Cent is hard at work on new music. After previously announcing the forthcoming Gucci Mane-assisted single "On Something," the G-Unit Records head honcho surprised fans this morning by releasing a snippet of a song with Jeremih titled "Still Think I'm Nothing."
This is a hot one. Check it out below.
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https://www.instagram.com/50cent/
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Today marks the eighth anniversary of the release of 50 Cent's fourth solo album titled "Before I Self Destruct."
The project featured the hit singles "Baby By Me," "OK, You're Right" and "Do You Think About Me."
Producers on the album included Dr. Dre, Havoc, Polow Da Don, Rockwilder, DJ Khalil, Tha Bizness and more.
What was your favorite song?
Before I Self Destruct Tracklist:
1. The Invitation
2. Then Days Went By
3. Death To My Enemies
4. So Disrespectful
5. Psycho (Feat. Eminem)
6. Hold Me Down
7. Crime Wave
8. Stretch
9. Strong Enough
10. Get It Hot
11. Gangsta’s Delight
12. I Got Swag
13. Baby By Me (Feat. Ne-Yo)
14. Do You Think About Me
15. Ok, You’re Right
16. Could’ve Been you (Feat. R.Kelly)
Bonus Tracks
17. Flight 187
18. Baby By Me (Original Version)" (Feat. Jovan Dais)
19. Man’s World
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New Jersey emcee Ransom just released a new EP titled "1%." One of the standout tracks off of the project is "Risky Business" featuring Freddie Gibbs.
Pick up "1%" now on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/1/1304057228
Follow Ransom on Instagram @Ransom
https://www.instagram.com/ransom/
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50 Cent recently stopped by DJ Whoo Kid's new Whoolywood Shuffle podcast to announce that his next single will be a remix of "50 Central's" theme song, "On Something," and will feature Gucci Mane.
The G-Unit Records CEO also talked about putting out more new music, JAY-Z's TIDAL, working with Dave Chappelle and Anthony Anderson, Whoopi Goldberg's perfect dreads, plans to put out "Power" the movie, Donald Trump's presidency being an accident.
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Two of New York City's best lyricists connect as Fred the Godson and Joell Ortiz release a collaboration titled "Talk Dat." The track was produced by The Heatmakerz.
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Fatboy SSE appeared on the latest episode of Mass Appeal's Open Space to talk about sex, how his career jumped off, getting recognition from 50 Cent, Diddy, Snoop Dogg, new artists he's cool with, the "Drake" song, getting hate in New Jersey.
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O.T. Genasis makes his debut on The Breakfast Club and discusses the following topics:
- Being signed to G-Unit
- First connecting with 50 Cent
- Were you excited to do a singles deal?
- Importance of breaking locally
- Not being labelled as a west coast artist
- How did you hook up with Busta Rhymes?
- Having a good relationship with local DJ’s
- Busta lovin his song CoCo too much
- Are you dating Maliyka Haqq?
- Why haven’t you dropped an album?
- Pressure of following up after Coco
- Are your records bigger than you?
- Relationship with Atlantic Records
- Gang culture being trendy
- Good relationships with Fabolous, Young Dolph
- Having an autistic child and Speaking out on autism
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Born and Raised in South Jamaica Queens, NY Michael Francis A.K.A Continental Five is the oldest of two boys with dreams of being something. Unfortunately, Southside Jamaica Queens isn't always open to fulfilling the dreams of its residents. Being so close that they were often mistaken for brothers, Michael looked to his older cousin; 50 Cent as a role model. Michael stayed close to his cousin, and learned so much by the moves he made. One move would end up changing his life from that day forward. Michael never really gave much thought to becoming an entertainer, until the day 50 came home wearing jewelry that cost more than the house he lived in with his family.
So what happens when you think you can’t make it, but your cousin goes out and becomes the most relevant human being in the past decade?
You get your act together and you begin to make your dream a reality.
Continental Five began his grind in the NYC underground hip-hop scene under the moniker Two five, which was a nickname given to him in jest by Tony YaYo. Slowly, he built a name and reputation for himself with his gritty style of freestyle rap. In early 2007 DJ Whiteowl decided to reach out to the rapper in hopes that he would host a mixtape for him. Continental Five was consistently gaining momentum in the underground scene so DJ Whiteowl thought he would be a good fit for his series of mixtapes. The two put out 5 successful mixtapes that started expanded his growing underground following and landed him a nomination at the Justo mixtape awards. Together they have sold and distributed over 70,000 CD’s.
Continental Five - Stress (Feat on South Park's S21 Ep5)
Soundcloud Link: https://soundcloud.com/continentalfive/cf-stress2
Full South Park Episode: http://southpark.cc.com/full-episodes/s2
Twitter: www.twitter.com/continentalfive
Instagram: www.instagram.com/continentalfive
Website: www.swerrrdmedia.com
Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hummels_%26_Heroin
Original Block Hustlaz recording artist OBH Pretty Flock links up fellow Philadelphia spitter, Quilly, to go in over Fabolous' classic "Breathe" instrumental
https://www.instagram.com/obhprettyflock/
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Migos recently sat down with XXL to do an interview for the publication's 20th Anniversary issue. During the conversation they were asked about G-Unit Records head honcho, 50 Cent.
Check out what they had to say below.
XXL: What do you think 50 Cent means to hip hop in the past 20 years?
Quavo: I think 50 Cent brought a lot of gangsta shit to hip hop
Offset: He made [gangsta shit] more acceptable. I heard it was scaring officers and all that. But they had to accept it, he had the hits. Especially for our generation. You know everybody say ‘Pac and Biggie, that’s the same situation for our generation.
XXL: Is 50 the Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G. of your generation?
Offset: Yeah, I’ll give that to the OG. He made it through, kept going. Gone to corporate.
Quavo: “Who knows if ‘Pac was alive, which lane he would’ve switched over to,” he said. “It’s only right, he doing the same thing. 'Pac was doing movies, [50’s] doing movies. Same thing.”
Thoughts?
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"50 Central" cast members Jasmin Brown and Kiya Roberts recently visited Hot 97 to chop it up on Ebro in the Morning.
Both talked about the audition process, watching themselves on the show, their background, what it's like working with 50 Cent.
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Lenny Grant aka Uncle Murda delivers the official music video for his new single "On & On," featuring 50 Cent and Jeremih off of his upcoming album "The Lenny Grant Story."
Available for download:
iTunes: http://bit.ly/LennyGrantOnOniTunes
Spotify: http://bit.ly/LennyGrantOnOnSpotify
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