Rochester, New York emcee, producer and engineer, Jehovah Nissi, assumes the role of Covid-19 in his new song titled "The Rona." Explaining how the insidious coronavirus is wreaking havoc on the world.
"The Rona" is available for purchase now: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/jehovahnissi/the-rona
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Cassidy aka Da Hustla steps up to the plate to rap about the number one topic in the world ... the Coronavirus/Covid-19.
Peep game as Cass lines this shit up.
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Nems brings you his highly-anticipated "Gorilla Monsoon" album - Now available everywhere music is streamed and sold! The new 13-track project is entirely produced by Brooklyn-based producer Jazzsoon and features the likes of Conway the Machine, Spit Gemz, Al-Doe and Axel Leon.
iTunes: http://bit.ly/GMonsoon
Spotify: http://bit.ly/GMonsoons
"Leave Me Alone" video directed by Ezru Gonzalez
"Gorilla Monsoon" is also available in both CD format and limited-edition red vinyl. Preorder today and get your very own copy before supplies run out!
Vinyl: https://getondown.com/products/gorilla-monsoon-lp?_pos=2&_sid=00f5968aa&_ss=r
CD: https://getondowncom/products/gorilla-monsoon-cd?_pos=1&_sid=00f5968aa&_ss=r
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A 17-year old Chinese boy identified as Xiao Zheng, wanted an iPad 2 so badly he was willing give up a kidney for it.
"I wanted to buy an iPad 2, but I didn't have the money," the boy said according to Daily Mail, "When I surfed the internet I found an advert posted online by agent saying they were able to pay RMB20,000 [$3,085] to buy a kidney."
After negotiating the deal, the boy traveled to the city of Chenzhou in the Hunan Province, where his kidney was removed at a local hospital. After three days he was released and paid $3,400.
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His devastated mother found out about what happened when Xiao returned home with the iPad and a new computer.
"When my son came home he had a laptop computer and an Apple phone. Where did all that money come from?" she said. "Only when he could bare it no longer did he tell us. He said 'mom I sold my kidney. When I heard it, it was like the sky was crashing down on our family."
To make matters worse, Xiao has developed health problems as a result of the surgery. He and his mother went to police with the story, but the men he made the deal with cannot be found. And the hospital, which admitted contracting out its urology department to a private businessman, denied knowing anything about the surgery.
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