ETO links up with Ransom for a new joint titled "Grail." The track was produced by ETO. Turn this up loud and enjoy it up top.
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Producer Klever Skemes recruits ETO, Daniel Son and Asun Eastwood for this new heater titled "Paramount." Peep it up top.
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Militia Gang member and Quiet Riot boss, Young Hash, returns with brand new visuals for his latest effort titled "Profit'in."
Directed & Edited by @OfficialBradPiff @DirectedByBrad
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YMCMB/Militia Gang's Cory Gunz drops off his second music video in as many weeks. His follow up to "Shut 'Em Down" is the James Brown-sampled visuals for "Make It Funky."
Directed By @moneymark07
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The streets were on fire in Baltimore, Maryland on Monday, April 27, as looters caused mayhem, but one mother taught her son a lesson he won't soon forget.
After seeing her son on the streets in the midst of the chaos, dressed in black from head to toe, looking for trouble, the mother grabbed him and slapped him around as CNN television cameras rolled.
Watch below.
**UPDATE** April 30
16-year old Michael Singleton learned a couple of valuable lessons earlier this week when he received the whipping seen around the world.
The teenager now has a better appreciation of how much his mother, Tonya Graham, loves him and has a clearer picture of how he wants to live his life.
“I understand how much my mother really cares about me. I just got to try to do better," Singleton told ABC News.
Michael's mother is known in the community as a person who is not going to stand for nonsense.
"All my friends know my mother. Every time they see her they’re like, 'Tonya coming.' Oh, yeah she’s coming. Everybody better get straight," he said.
"To see him down there, doing what he was doing, we're not doing that," Graham said. "I'm not angry with him anymore. As long as I have breath in my body, you will not be on the streets, selling drugs, you just not going to live like that.”
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Cory Gunz Militia Gang member and Quiet Riot boss Young Hash drops off his long awaited Doe Ave Demons mixtape, hosted by Head Debiase.
Features include Pop Dollarz, Brad Piff and Tray Bombz.
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Young Hash a.k.a. Bronx Beast is the brightest rising star out of Cory Gunz's Militia camp. He's got a lot of ammo in the chamber he will release on his forthcoming album entitled Doe Ave Demons. Here's the first leak off of it produced by Trigga of The Trackdealaz, "They Aint Getting Money."
Download it here https://soundcloud.com/hash-bronx-beast/they-aint-getting-money-prod-by-trigga-of-the-trakdealaz
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M3RE boss Pop Dollarz releases his highly anticipated mixtape entitled Musik for the Villains. Cory Gunz and Neno Calvin are featured on the project.
Production credits include Sunny Dukes, !LLMind, Nascent, MJ Nichols and more.
Tracklist:
1.Love Hate [Prod. by Gustavs Strazdins]
2.Inspiration [Prod. by Tom Davids]
3.Musik For The Villains [Prod. by MJ Nichols]
4.Let It Breathe [Prod. by Joey Castellani]
5.Look Ft. Cory Gunz [Prod. by !LLMind]
6.Drama Pop Off Ft. Neno Calvin [Prod. by Sunny Dukes]
7.Problem [Prod. by Nascent]
8.Bad Men [Prod. by Joey Castellani]
9.No Static [Prod. by Joey Castellani]
10.All Easy [Prod. by Sunny Dukes]
11.Take Em' to Church [Prod. by Sunny Dukes]
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One of many highlights on Pop Dollarz's new mixtape, Musik for the Villains, mixtape is his collaboration with Cory Gunz entitled "Look." The !llmind-produced heater will keep your head nodding from start to finish.
Pick up Musik for the Villains for free now from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/Pop-Dollarz-Musik-For-The-Villains-mixtape.660045.html
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You heard the voice, saw the face and made the choice. Militia Gang boss and YMCMB recording artist Cory Gunz is back to blaze over Bobby Shmurda's "Hot Nigga" and Lloyd Banks's "Jackpot" instrumental. Produced by Jahlil Beats.
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Square Off (Trips-N-Slim) and Meek Mill's Dream Chasers Records have teamed up to present new artist on the rise, Mike Davis.
Mike links up with Keke Palmer and Meek for the Stoopid On Da Beat-produced heater entitled "About a Dolla." Mike's King Davis mixtape is on the way.
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Cory Gunz is preparing to release his Kriminal Minded EP in August via Militia/Young Money/Cash Money Records. The Bronx, New York native links up with super producer Jahlil Beats for this heater entitled "I Got It."
Video directed by @top5designz and @moneymark07 for United Millions.
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Fast rising emcee Pop Dollarz follows up the release of his "2K14" music video by dropping a remix of The Notorious B.I.G., Rick Ross and French Montana's "Nobody." Download the song here http://www.hulkshare.com/losgwop/nobody-2
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The "2K14" music video was directed and edited by Joell "JFilms" Peralta
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YMCMB/Militia's Cory Gunz drops off something fresh and new. Produced by Lifted
Hip Hop artist C-class SCORES again with hot new record ALIL BIT OF LOVIN prod by BOGEY BEATS which is featured on UPCOMING ALBUM ANGELS VS EVILS this SUMMER.
http://soundcloud.com/cclassmusic/c-class-alil-bit-of-lovin-prod
C-CLASS ALIL BIT OF LOVING prod by bogey beats
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Cory Gunz and Meek Mill team up with director John Colombo to deliver official visuals for "YMCMB MMG." The song is featured of Cory's mixtape Son Of A Gun.
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LOS ANGELES — The 57-year-old man charged with 10 murders in the Los Angeles "Grim Sleeper" case was arrested at least 15 times over four decades and was in police custody many times after the killings began, probation and jail records show.
The arrests of Lonnie Franklin Jr. for crimes including burglary, car theft and assault were never considered serious enough to send him to state prison or to warrant his entry in the state's DNA database, according to a report in Saturday's Los Angeles Times.
Franklin was dubbed the Grim Sleeper after a string of murders of young black women had south Los Angeles on edge in the mid-1980s. Then the killings suddenly stopped, only to resume again 14 years later.
Investigators now say they have possibly uncovered the reason for the long respite: He may have been spooked by a near miss by police in 1988.
Franklin was arrested Wednesday on 10 counts of murder and other charges at his lime-green house, just three doors down from a home that was searched extensively by police 22 years ago after the killer's only known survivor led cops there. His public defender, Regina Laughney, said she was still reviewing materials in the case and it was too early for her to comment.
One of the murder victims was killed in July 2003, when records show Franklin should have been in county jail for receiving stolen property but was released early because of overcrowding.
Investigators are trying to tie Franklin to dozens more murders, looking at more than 30 cold case files dating to 1984, Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck said Friday.
"Now that we know who he is, where he lives, the cars he drove, have people to interview, we will go over all those old cases and look for connections," Beck said.
Investigators will upload Franklin's DNA profile into a national database to see if it matches other samples where the DNA had degraded and scientists only were able to get a partial sample, Beck said.
Franklin faced up to three years in prison in 2003 after pleading no contest to receiving stolen property. He was sentenced to 270 days in jail and released in May 2003, more than four months early, the records showed. Two months later, the body of one of Franklin's alleged victims was found.
Franklin was arrested Wednesday on 10 counts of murder and other charges at his lime-green house, just three doors down from a home that was searched extensively by police 22 years ago after the killer's only known survivor led cops there. His public defender, Regina Laughney, said she was still reviewing materials in the case and it was too early for her to comment.
One of the murder victims was killed in July 2003, when records show Franklin should have been in county jail for receiving stolen property but was released early because of overcrowding.
Investigators are trying to tie Franklin to dozens more murders, looking at more than 30 cold case files dating to 1984, Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck said Friday.
"Now that we know who he is, where he lives, the cars he drove, have people to interview, we will go over all those old cases and look for connections," Beck said.
Investigators will upload Franklin's DNA profile into a national database to see if it matches other samples where the DNA had degraded and scientists only were able to get a partial sample, Beck said.
Franklin faced up to three years in prison in 2003 after pleading no contest to receiving stolen property. He was sentenced to 270 days in jail and released in May 2003, more than four months early, the records showed. Two months later, the body of one of Franklin's alleged victims was found.
Grim Sleeper Victims
Law enforcement said despite more than two decades of old-fashioned police work, they were finally able to crack the case using a new and disputed technique of "familial DNA."
In early June, the state Department of Justice ran newly submitted DNA through a database of 1.5 million samples.
The database found no identical matches, but did find a "familial" match to a convicted felon whose DNA indicated he was either a brother or the son of the killer. An earlier search in 2008 had found no familial matches, but Franklin's son was added to the database in recent months for a felony weapons conviction.
State investigators alerted the LAPD of Franklin's identity on June 30 after verifying the match through birth certificates and other records.
But police still needed a sample of Franklin's DNA to definitively match it to what was found on the victims.
An undercover officer pretending to be a waiter in Los Angeles collected tableware, napkins, glasses and pizza crust at a restaurant where the suspect ate, allowing detectives to obtain a DNA match.
Franklin made a first court appearance Thursday on the murder counts as well as one count of attempted murder and special-circumstance allegations of multiple murder that could lead to the death penalty or life in prison without possibility of parole.
His arraignment was postponed until Aug. 9 at the request of his attorney.
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