Dallas Texas native Jui$e Leroy is back with the brand new visual to "Blues" produced by Blasian Beats & shot by Stack Moses.
"Blues" out on all Digital streaming platforms.
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Corey Struggs has lost his battle with metastatic cancer. He passed away Friday. August, 3, at age 32.
The popular Dallas rapper and Clone Free Gang member, known professionally as C Struggs, had recently been given two months to live, according to Urban Islandz.
“He was putting up a good fight because he was recording music and even doing videos and all that shit, but his health got really bad over the last couple of days,” sources said. “His death is a big blow to the community because he was someone who was loved by everyone he ain’t got no beef, everyone love Struggs."
Many fans and contemporaries, including Daz Dillinger, paid their respects via Twitter.
"Crip love LONG LIVE @CStruggsGMG. IT WAS A GANGSTAZ PLEASURE WORKING WITH U THE FAT CRIP," Daz wrote. "BLESSINGS APONE BLESSINGS GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN."
Our condolences go out to Struggs' family and friends.
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As the Southern member of G-Unit, Young Buck, has always seen things a little differently. In the wake of the Alton Sterling and Philando Castile murders at the hands of police, he’s fed up.
Listen to Buck Marley's frustration on the Bandplay-produced song titled "The Get Back."
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The Dallas Mavericks were supposed to have a tougher time beating the Miami Heat in the NBA Finals than they did. While the Mavs celebrate, the Heat try to pick up the pieces and figure out what the hell went wrong. A team with Dwayne Wade, Chris Bosh and Lebron James isn't supposed to go belly up in a best-of-seven series, four games to two. Now the team has to diagnose whatever problems caused them to lose.
With the loss came a long line of Heat critics. The latest one being former NBA player Rick Barry. He spoke with The Rise Guys on KHTK in Sacramento recently and said the Heat should have swept the Mavs and that all of Lebron's coaches should be ashamed for not teaching him proper fundamentals. During the interview Barry also pointed out several holes he sees in Lebron's game.
"His shot, first and foremost, because I think that's where it all comes down to. If you don't have confidence in your shot, it destroys the rest of your game. First of all the opponents can play you in a certain way, then back you out and take the drive away and say 'there' beat them with outside shooting. That's his achilles' heel. Then, little nuances, facing up, learning how to be the guy learning to use your first dribble to go by instead of everything off the dribble...learning how to use screens probably, then of course the coach running more plays for him where he can run off double and triple staggered screens, learning to curl it properly, learning how to do the little things in the game which, unfortunately, have not been taught to him, which I don't blame him for. I blame the people who have coached him over the years. To have a talent like this and to not maximize the full potential of this talent is inexcusable and reprehensible to me and the coaches who have had him should be ashamed of themselves."
Information from USA Today was used in this report.
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Fans and players aren't the only ones in Miami hurting after the Heat lost in the NBA Finals to the Dallas Mavericks.
At least one host for sports radio station 790 in Miami is bent out shape as well, and he's taking his anger out on Lil Wayne and Birdman.
The host went off on the pair yesterday (June 13), calling them bandwagon jumpers and homosexuals, for partying with Dallas the night they won the trophy. Lil Wayne had been a regular court side at Heat games this season. And Birdman bet $2 million on them to win the championship.
Check out what the host had to say below.
The Miami Heat pulled off a dramatic come from behind win in Chicago last night setting up a showdown against the Dallas Mavericks in the NBA Finals.
The series will feature Miami's big three Chris Bosh, Lebron James and Dwayne Wade vs the Mavericks's Dirk Nowitski and a solid supporting cast that includes Jason Kidd, Shawn Marion and Jason Kidd.
Dallas would seem to have the edge in overall team depth, but as we saw during their playoff matchups against the Indiana Pacers, Boston Celtics and Chicago Bulls, the Heat don't need much more than their trio of all stars.
Game 1 of the best of 7 series will be in Miami on Tuesday, May 31 at 9:00 p.m. ET on ABC.
So who do you like to win the championship?
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