Troy Avepromised to get at everyone he's having issues with on his forthcoming "NuPac" street album, and he does just that on the lead song off of it titled "I Ain't Mad Atcha."
The BSB Records CEO takes shots at Taxstone, Trife Gangsta, Young Lito, Casanova and his former manager, Hovain, on the Trilogy-produced song.
With the release of his album "Dope Boy Troy, Volume 1" scheduled for March 24, Troy Ave, decides to release his most personal effort yet. Over a smooth Oli Smallz-produced track titled "Amazing Grace," the BSB Records CEO details the Christmas Day 2016, assassination attempt that left him with a bullet lodged in his shoulder and a fragment in his head.
Troy Ave is preparing to release a new album titled "Dope Boy Troy" on March 24th. Today, the BSB Records CEO, drops off a Trilogy-produced banger to get fans warmed up
Before releasing his "Dope Boy Troy, Vol. 1" project on March 24, Troy Ave, decides to double back to his "Roland Collins" album to drop an official music video for the Yankee-produced song "Real Eyes Realize Real Lies."
Dope Boy Troy Ave continues to promote his "White Christmas 4" project by releasing an official music video for the John Scino and Young Legend-produced song "Pain.".
With his head bandaged and left arm in a sling, Troy Ave, walked out of a hospital under his own power Monday night, December 26, a day after being ambushed by a gunman in Brooklyn, New York.
TheBSB Recordsboss suffered a gunshot wound to the back and was grazed in the head, when a man with a hoodie pulled down over his face approached his red Maserati while it was at an intersection and opened fire at around 5:00 in the afternoon on Christmas Day.
ABC 7 New York reports that after being wounded Troy put his car in reverse and while traveling at a high rate of speed, jumped a median, before being hit by another car.
He was taken to a local hospital for treatment. Doctors made the decision not to take the bullets out at this time, leaving the rapper with one still lodged in his back and a fragment in his head.
Troy will have surgery at a later date to have them removed.
“He is very sore,” his lawyer,John Stellatold theNew York Daily News. “The doctors told the family that he came dangerously close to having a spinal cord injury — but it looks like there’s no lasting damage from the wound track.”
Troy's girlfriend was in the car with him at the time, but escaped injury.
“DIVINE ORDER. My God is real. We were covered,” she wrote Monday on Facebook.
Police have no suspects at this time.
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It's guaranteed to snow on December 23rd when Troy Ave releases the fourth installment of his "White Christmas" mixtape series. Here's a joint off of it titled "LOCO." The track was produced by Yaiquab and Shemon Luster.
Lee O’Denat aka Q was spotted at the Chicago Gay convention on Thursday night (15th May)
Q seen in the photo far left after photo was leaked from a homosexual fan that was at the convention. The convention was held to support gay marriage and provided a outlet for others to come out and be open about their homosexuality social media has been on fire and competitors of worldstarhiphop.com has been taking this news and running with it.Q has not been able to be reached and ignored emails when asked about this photo that was leaked at the convention.There have been rumors about homosexual rappers in the hip-hop community most of those rumors are unconfrimed.A spokesperson at the event stated that Q was having a great time like he was part of the family.Other hip-hop and urban media sites such as http://www.hiphopdx.combossip.com and http://cantstophiphopworldwide.com have also declined to comment on there rival website owner.
Lee “Q” O’Denat started the website in 2005 as a distributor of mixtapes. Shortly after the website’s beginning, hackers destroyed the website. O’Denat later restarted it as a content aggregator.WorldStar began focusing on material similar to the videos of rappers engaging in fights with other rappers and almost-pornographic material that had been previously distributed offline, via physical media. O’Denat used the setup of OnSmash.com, a website which had already been distributing that sort of material. O’Denat said that this led to tension between the two websites. He added “Once we went 100 percent video, showing that original hood stuff, we prevailed.”