"Breakfast At Sues" is a stellar new collaborative album from Rochester, New York emcee MAV and producer Spanish Ran. Today, the duo drop off the project's third official music video. The Tree Mason-assisted heater, "Carhartts & Cocaine."
MAV (Da Cloth) - Parishioners Ft. Al Doe (New Official 4k Music Video) (Prod. Spanish Ran)
Rochester, New emcee and 1/6th of rge talented rap collective Da Cloth, MAV, has connected with producer Spanish Ran for a new album titled "Breakfast At Sues."
The 2nd single and accompanying music video off the project is "Parishioners" Featuring Al Doe.
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on September 26, 2021 at 1:00pm
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LAS VEGAS (AP) — Alexander Volkanovski defended his featherweight title with a bloody, tumultuous unanimous decision over Brian Ortega, and Valentina Shevchenko defended her flyweight belt with a fourth-round stoppage of Lauren Murphy at UFC 266 on Saturday night.
Nick Diaz also lost his first mixed martial arts fight in nearly seven years, declining to go on after Robbie Lawler knocked him down with punches early in the third round on an entertaining show at T-Mobile Arena.
Volkanovski (23-1) dominated the scorecards — 49-46, 50-45 and 50-44 — in his 20th consecutive victory, but the Australian still had to survive an extraordinary challenge from Ortega (15-2), who was relentless despite a bloodied face and a clearly damaged nose. Volkanovski survived a spectacular third round in which both fighters appeared to be moments from finishing the other.
“I thought I was in his head, and then he came back even stronger,” Volkanovski said. “Credit to him. ... It’s just preparation. I’m a normal human being. Hard work got me to where I am. Everyone can do what I’ve done.”
Volkanovski largely controlled the first two rounds with his usual impressive work rate and striking, but a bloodied Ortega knocked him down dramatically with a left hand in the third round.
Ortega pounced and nearly finished the champ with a guillotine choke, but Volkanovski willed his way out of it and got back on top — only for Ortega to escape and to trap Volkanovski in a triangle choke that the champ also barely escaped.
“It was, ’I’m about to lose this ... belt’ deep,” Volkanovski said of the guillotine. “That was as deep as it can get. I remember I was making weird noises. Just opened a little bit of space.”
Ortega was allowed to continue after a visit from the ringside doctor despite his apparently broken nose. In the fourth, Ortega got another takedown and nearly landed another choke, but Volkanovski gave a thumbs-up to the referee before escaping and finishing the round raining blows down on a prone Ortega, whose face was bloodied again.
“That absolutely was the best (featherweight) fight I’ve ever seen,” UFC President Dana White said. “I thought (Ortega’s) corner should have stopped the fight after the fourth round, and then he came out and won the fifth round. Incredible. Unbelievable.”
Both fighters received multiple standing ovations after the final bell. Ortega was taken to a hospital after the fight.
“I thought he was done,” Ortega said. “I was trying to go for his head, but he’s tough as hell. I tried to finish him. I heard him gargling, but he slipped out. He’s the champ for a reason.”
Shevchenko (22-3) cemented her status as one of MMA’s most dominant champions with her eighth consecutive victory over the last four years, including six stoppages.
The champion from Kyrgyzstan steadily wore down Murphy (15-5) over the first three rounds before stunning Murphy with a right hook and then battering her across the cage and onto the canvas, where she finished with punches and elbows on the ground.
Shevchenko said she won’t set goals for consecutive victories or title defenses, instead only seeking to learn “how far I can go. To discover what is my limit as a human. What is my limit as a martial artist.”
The 38-year-old Murphy had won five straight bouts since July 2018 to earn the first UFC title shot of her late-blooming MMA career. Yet she was little more than a tough sparring match for Shevchenko, who hasn’t lost to anyone in the past 11 years except two-belt champion Amanda Nunes.
Despite her divisional dominance, Shevchenko said she probably won’t try to move up or down.
“I’m ready to fight anyone, and the flyweight division has so many strong fighters,” she said.
The raucous Vegas crowd cheered the loudest for Diaz (26-10), a wildly popular 38-year-old fighter who walked away from the sport in early 2015.
In his return, Diaz traded a high volume of strikes with Lawler (29-15) for two exciting rounds during his return at T-Mobile Arena. But Diaz then crumpled awkwardly to his knees after Lawler caught him with a check right hook early in the third.
Diaz rolled onto his back when Lawler hit him again with a left hand, but Lawler declined to go to the ground with Diaz, instead gesturing at him to get up. The referee then spoke to Diaz, who indicated he wouldn’t or couldn’t go on 44 seconds into the third round.
“For a guy who hasn’t fought in that long and hasn’t really been training, he looked way better than I expected,” White said. “He’s tough, durable and just a natural fighter.”
Afterward, Diaz disclosed he might have injured his knee, but made no excuses or apologies for his performance in his return.
“I’m glad at least I put on a show,” Diaz said. “I knew I had it coming. There was a lot of stress coming into this one. ... I don’t have any excuses. It was a long time off.”
The 39-year-old Lawler ended his own four-fight losing streak by winning the rematch of these MMA pioneers’ famed 2004 meeting at UFC 47. Diaz stopped Lawler in that bout for one of his most memorable victories.
Lawler appeared to be much sharper in the rematch than Diaz, who finally found a striking rhythm late in the first round before tiring in the second.
“It was a fun fight, and that’s the stuff I like to do,” Lawler said.
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on September 29, 2021 at 5:00pm
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Elite emcee MAV of Rochester, New York collective Da Cloth and producer Spanish Ran have cooked up a new collaborative album titled "Breakfast At Sues."
50 Cent sat down for an exclusive interview to speak on his new series 'Raising Kanan' , growing up in Jamaica Queens, his legendary Kanan character, losing his mom at a young age + More! Check out the full interview with Jacina Love now!
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Khabib on Conor McGregor vs. Dustin Poirier 3, retiring at the top and coaching | MMA on ESPN Khabib Nurmagomedov sits down with Brett Okamoto to discuss his thoughts on Conor McGregor’s trilogy fight against Dustin Poirier at UFC 264, if his rivalry with McGregor will ever be over, life after retiring and if he believes Dana White will ever stop asking him to fight again.
0:00 What are you thoughts on Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier at UFC 264. 0:30 You have to train always in this sport - Khabib. 1:00 Khabib: Mentally McGregor has become better since I fought him. 1:20 Khabib reacts to McGregor’s trash talk after UFC 264. 4:40 Is it still a “forever rivalry” between you and McGregor? 7:30 What would have happened if McGregor hadn’t broken his leg in the first round? 11:40 What has life been like since retiring? 13:50 Can you enjoy life as a champion? 17:30 Do you think Dana White will ever stop asking you to come back to fight? 20:30 What happens if Charles Oliveira starts to defend a bunch of titles? Would you want to come back? 27:20 Khabib talks about his father’s plan for his career.
In the latest clip, Sara Molina was more in-depth about her recovery following liposuction and BBL surgery. She stated the procedure was her first time receiving plastic surgery and described waking up 10 hours later in the dark. Molina also responded to reports regarding her recovery and said her M.S. flare-up was caused by the morphine in her pain pump, not the surgery itself. She added that she was done with plastic surgery for now as she's content with how she looks.
Cameron Devon Henegan, better known as North Carolina rapper Cam Coldheart, died unexpectedly on April 24. His aunt, who uses the handle @empresstia_majesticplus on Instagram, shared the news on social media.
Charlotte Alerts described Henegan as an “up and coming” rapper in the area. He had more than 100,000 followers on Instagram.
Henegan’s cause of death has not yet been released or confirmed by official sources. His aunt, who goes by the name “Empress Tia” on Instagram, shared a theory on social media.
In response to a question about how her nephew had died, she responded, “We won’t know for sure until the autopsy is done… But there is speculation that he was drugged at a club the night before…”
Henegan well-known in 2019 because of a physcical altercation with fellow rapper DaBaby. Cheatsheet reported in May 2019 that the two musicians had been engaged in a rivalry that came to a head in a Louis Vuitton store. Henegan was accused of instigating the fight. According to Hot New Hip Hop, DaBaby won the fight after knocking Henegan to the ground and leaving him with a bloody nose.
But Henegan also later claimed the Louis Vuitton altercation had been largely staged. Henegan insisted it had been a hoax intended to generate attention. “Some parts was real, but it was definitely heavily fabricated after the fact. That’s Hollywood for you. Everything I said after that sh*t happened, everything on the internet for the past year was for money, you feel me,” Henegan said. “In Hollywood you have to put on a show to make money, you hear? This rap sh*t is not street. It’s about money, period. We done got all the media money. So now back to reality. I don’t even know how you guys didn’t even know.”
Ariel Helwani and Daniel Cormier weigh in on expectations for Kamaru Usman’s rematch against Jorge Masvidal at UFC 261 and discuss Stipe Miocic vs. Francis Ngannou rematch bout at UFC 260. #DC&Helwani
0:00 Daniel Cormier says Usman’s fight vs. Masvidal is a big deal. 3:00 Ariel Helwani gives props to Usman for accepting his fight vs. Masvidal. 8:15 DC and Helwani weigh in on Stipe Miocic’s rematch vs. Francis Ngannou.
Ahead of UFC 260: Miocic vs. Ngannou, UFC featherweight champion Alex Volkanovski speaks to Submission Radio about his upcoming fight against Brian Ortega, how he sees Alex Volkanovski vs. Brian Ortega playing out, Ortega's striking in the Korean Zombie fight, why he's not afraid of T-City's ground game and submissions, the Max Holloway trilogy and Max's comments about being a cloud hanging over UFC 260, if they'll fight again, Israel Adesanya's loss against Jan Blachowicz at UFC 259 and what he learned, his own move to lightweight in the future, and more!
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said Wednesday that following the expected passage in the U.S. House of President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion Covid stimulus relief package today, Biden will sign the bill into law in a ceremony on Friday at the White House.
The House is poised to send the $1.9 trillion Covid-19 relief plan to President Joe Biden for his signature, providing an economic boost that will last long after $1,400 stimulus checks start arriving in Americans’ accounts this month.
With four days until supplemental unemployment benefits begin running out, House Democratic leaders are planning for passage Wednesday. While a Republican congresswoman delayed the schedule, the final vote is still expected in the afternoon.
The bill is far bigger than initial Wall Street expectations of what could be accomplished in a closely divided Congress. It provides a template for a potential longer-term expansion of an American social-safety net that has long been much smaller than its European counterparts. Democrats say the near-$110 billion temporary expansion of the child-tax credit will help cut child poverty in half, while tax forgiveness on jobless benefits and student-debt relief will give help to millions more.
In this clip, Boosie spoke about the death of his good friend Pimp C, and he stated that he was "pissed off" when he got the news. Boosie went on to clarify that he was never officially signed to Pimp C, but he added that he was able to use the "Trill Entertainment" name with his blessing. After Boosie said that he wishes that he could party with Pimp C today, he and Vlad both agreed that Pimp C would've been the king of social media. to hear more, including Boosie and Vlad speaking about Pimp C saying that Atlanta isn't the South.
The West and East Coast merge as Popoff gets an assist from New Jersey living legend, Ransom for the Thugs Bunny-produced heater titled "At the Table."
This is the lead single off of Popoff's forthcoming "Who I Am" project.
Popoff promised fans his new "Who I Am" album would be special, and he delivered, The 10-track project boasts features from Ransom, Eto, Rigz and Big Twins.
Production credits: BVTMAN, Sypooda, OleHead, Thugs Bunny, Lumin8 and Habeas Beat.
1. Intro 2. Dirty Fingertips (Prod. by BVTMAN) 3. Necessary Ft. Eto (Prod. By Sypooda) 4. From the Concrete Ft. Big Twins (Prod. by BVTMAN) 5. On My Own (Prod. By OleHead) 6. At the Table Ft. Ransom (Prod. by Thugs Bunny) 7. Who I Am (Prod. by Olehead) 8. Davis (Prod. by Sypooda) 9. 12AM Ft. Rigz (Prod. by Lumin8) 10. In or Out (Prod. by Habeas Beat)
Nate Diaz returns to Ariel Helwani’s MMA Show for the first time since November 2019 to discuss what he’s been up to since his fight vs. Jorge Masvidal for the BMF title at UFC 244. Diaz (3:54) gives his thoughts on Conor McGregor getting knocked out by Dustin Poirier at UFC 257, then expresses interest (9:30) in fighting Poirier next at 170 pounds. Diaz also (16:15) speaks about getting called out by other big names like Tony Ferguson before saying he’d want to fight Charles Oliveira. He also (26:51) reacts to Jake Paul calling him out, then tells Ariel when he’d want to (29:40) make his UFC return and how many times he’s like to fight in 2021.
In the latest clip, Lil Bibby explained how he went broke as a rapper before shifting careers. He explained that he was spending at least $7,000 a month trying to "keep up with the Joneses" until Kevin Gates gave him financial advice and revealed that he only spends $300 per month. Bibby and DJ Vlad discussed the role Instagram plays in pressuring people to keep up appearances before explained that he stopped rapping at 23 to learn real estate and reverse his financial troubles.
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