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In episode 10 of Tyga's "Careless World" web series we get a peek at footage not seen on "Keepin Up With the Kardashians" as Kendall Jenner celebrates her "Sweet 16" birthday party. Tyga is the entertainment for the night and Kendall requests he perform "Rack City" and "Make It Nasty."
Tyga also hits up El Paso, NYC, Toronto and Santa Ana during the clip. Guest appearances from Busta Rhymes, Drake, J. Cole and Waka Flocka.
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Young Vito in handcuffs
The suspect in the murder of Brick Squad Monopoly rapper Slim Dunkin turned himself in to police Monday (December 26).
Vincent Hardimon, aka Young Vito, turned himself in around 3 pm according to police.
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“We got a call from Mr. Hardimon’s attorney. They wanted to turn themselves in to me personally,” Detective David Quinn told WSBTV.
Dunkin was allegedly shot to death by Vito on Friday (December 16) during a fight at an Atlanta recording studio.
According to WSBTV, Vito was out on bond after pulling a gun on two women in April 2011.
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Waka Flocka's Brick Squad Monopoly movement is in full effect. With the recent signing of Yung Joey and the emergence of Frenchie 1017, Waka is sitting in a nice position.
Frenchie is looking to continue the momentum he has built for himself over the last year by releasing a brand new mixtape, French-Elo Anthony.
The project is being hosted by Trap-A-Holics and DJ Love Dinero and will be dropping soon!
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Frenchie 1017 teams up with BSM's newest member Yung Joey and Kontraversy for this new banger
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"Heard Bin Laden was missing, heard Gadhafi was trippin'/Somebody bodied them n*ggas, exploded bombs on them buildings." - Baracka Flacka Flames
Baracka Flacka Flames is back and he's talking more trash than ever. Peep the latest spoof below.
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As we previously reported, rapper Slim Dunkin, an associate of Waka Flocka Flame was killed yesterday. According to the Associated Press, Slim was shot by an unknown individual after getting into an argument at a video shoot.
Atlanta police say the rapper Slim Dunkin was gunned down Friday evening in a city music studio as he was preparing to record a video.
Police Maj. Keith Meadows said the rapper, whose real name is Mario Hamilton, was fatally shot in the chest after getting into an argument with another individual.
He was transported to Grady Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Meadows told The Associated Press late Friday that police have not been able to identify the shooter. He said investigators have been interviewing those who were inside the studio. He said as many as 20 people were inside the small office-type building at the time of the shooting, which took place around 5:30 p.m., but they were in different places.
Police have not recovered the handgun that was used. Investigators remained at the scene late Friday evening.
"Right now we're just trying to....identify who may have seen what, really just trying to put the pieces of the puzzle together," Meadows said. "It seems everybody witnessed something very different. We're just trying to go back and make sense of everything."
Slim Dunkin had appeared on a number of songs with the rapper Waka Flocka Flame. The website Mtv.com reported that the Brick Squad Monopoly rapper was on a solo track and had recently released a 20-track mix tape that featured Gucci Mane, Roscoe Dash and Pastor Troy.
"It appears the victim was scheduled to do a photo shoot," Meadows said of Friday's events. "Before the video shoot took place, it appears the victim and suspect got involved in a verbal altercation. We don't know what that altercation was about."
"The suspect produced a weapon, discharged that handgun one time, striking the victim in the chest," Meadows said.
Meadows said the victim was in his early 20s and resided in the Atlanta area.
Many fans were posting messages late Friday night on a Facebook page for the rapper.
The website AllHipHop.com last February described Slim Dunkin, a Detroit native, as an up-and-coming talent with "a unique lyrical ability and style all his own."
In an interview with the website, he described himself as someone "trying to provide for his family by making something out of nothing just trying to beat the odds."
"I don't have amazing lyrical ability I just know how to speak on what I been through and where I came from," he said.
Asked what to expect from him in 2011, he responded: "Music, music, music!"
Source: AP
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Gucci Mane and V-Nasty vibe in the studio in Vlog # 1 promoting their upcoming album, BAYTL, which drops on December 13.
Check out the footage below.
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Gucci Mane and V-Nasty vibe in the studio in Vlog # 1 promoting their upcoming album, BAYTL, which drops on December 13.
Check out the footage below.
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Waka Flocka & Gucci Mane - Hoodyhoods by EVOLUTION MSBack once again with a new special DIRTY style mixtape project... 'Hoodyhoods' contains 27 pure bangers in the tracklist, selected &/or remixed by belgian DJ & music producer EVOLUTION MS... A lot of quality artists are in this tape, check the list :Gucci Mane, Waka Flocka Flame, Slim Dunkin,YG Hootie, OJ Da Juiceman, Three 6 Mafia, DJ ROB DMV, Corey Guns,Papa Duck, Ultimate League, Juicy-J, Tity Boy aka 2 Chains,Lil Wayne, Alley Boy, Pill, Slim Gutta, Soulja Boy, Mannie Fresh,French Montana, Roscoe Dash, Gorilla Zoe, Soundchild Crew,Stunna Mane, Murda Baby, Dolla Boy, Yung Joc, Project Pat, Brisco,PBZ, ImYaBoyBig-D, Keyshawn, K.Butler, Kid Ink, ...Nothing more to say except maybe ENJOY TA MUSIC friends & if you like my work, comment, re-share or re-listen the tape... See ya soon for a other hot tape !Cheers - respect !Arn-O / Evolution MSevolutionstyle@hotmail.frListen it here:
Tracklist
01. OJ Da Juiceman - Cook Muzik (Intro) (0:21)
02. OJ Da Juiceman - Little Story [Prod. By Metro] (4:57)
03. OJ Da Juiceman - Cemetery Pockets [Prod. By Metro] (4:07)
04. OJ Da Juiceman - Grills Are Gold (Feat. Project Pat, Trae & 8Ball) [Prod. By Metro] (5:05)
05. OJ Da Juiceman - Voices [Prod. By Justice League] (4:33)
06. OJ Da Juiceman - Like Real G's Should [Prod. By Metro] (3:50)
07. OJ Da Juiceman - Hustle & Grind (Feat. Alley Baby) [Prod. By Drumma Boy] (4:59)
08. OJ Da Juiceman - Came From Nothing (Feat. Derek Foreal) [Prod. By Tay Beatz] (3:44)
09. OJ Da Juiceman - H20 [Prod. By Justice League] (3:37)
10. OJ Da Juiceman - Friend Of Me [Prod. By Metro] (3:02)
11. OJ Da Juiceman - Packs [Prod. By Metro] (4:25)
12. OJ Da Juiceman - Sell My Dope [Prod. By Lex Luger] (3:14)
13. OJ Da Juiceman - Otis Williams Story [Prod. By Nard & B] (3:53)
14. OJ Da Juiceman - How U Doin Juice [Prod. By David Banner] (2:46)
15. OJ Da Juiceman - Money (Feat. Jazzy Pha) [Prod. By Jazzy Pha & D Nicks] (4:25)
16. OJ Da Juiceman - Speed Of Light (Feat. B.o.B) [Prod. By Nard & B] (3:48)
17. OJ Da Juiceman - Cook Muzik (Outro) (0:45)
Track List:
1. DuFlocka Rant (Intro)
2. Stereo Type
3. I'm From Grove ft. Wooh Da Kid
4. Mud Musik ft. Gucci Mane & Tity Boi
5. Wet Wet ft. Blair Maxberry
6. Drunk 2 Much ft. Blair Maxberry
7. Bickin' Back Bein Bool ft. Slim Dunkin & Wooh Da Kid
8. Clayco ft. Gucci Mane, Kebo Gotti, Cartel MGM & Lil Capp
9. Baby Let Me See You Do It ft. Wooh Da Kid & Slim Dunkin
10. Nigga Knowledge ft. Lil Capp & YG Hootie
11. 2 Deep ft. Gucci Mane, Wooh Da Kid, YG Hootie, Ice Burgandy, Slim Dunkin, Lil Capp & Frenchie
12. I Don't See You ft. Gucci Mane & Ice Burgandy
13. Pass Around ft. Kebo Gotti & Slim Dunkin
14. Pot Of Gold ft. YG Hootie & Kebo Gotti
15. She Be Putting On ft. Gucci Mane
16. One Squad ft. Blair Maxberry & Cartier Kitten
17. Clap (Remix) ft. Travis Porter
18. Wake Up ft. YG Hootie & Wooh Da Kid
19. This Is BrickSquad ft. Ice Burgandy, P. Smurf, Frenchie & Wooh Da Kid
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BeYoOwnBoss Ent is back with part 2 of their hilarious "ShawtBusShawty" cartoon parody.
This time Stevie Wonder is behind the wheel as Lil Wayne and Nicki Minaj join Officer Ross, Plies, Beetlejuice, Waka Flocka, OJ Da Juiceman, Soulja Boy and Gucci Mane.
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Tattoos and entertainers seem to go hand in hand. Birdman has several stars on his dome, Lil Wayne's face is practically covered with artwork, but Gucci Mane may have just taken the crown for the most distinctive tat ever for a hip hop artist.
Gucci paid Atlanta tattoo and piercing artist Shane Willoughby to put a tat of a 3 scoop ice cream cone, with his trademark "Brr" and a red lightning bolt on his face.
What inspired the tattoo? That's the answer we're all dying to hear.
What do yall make of Gucci's new tat?
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Gucci Mane is back and he's wastng no time getting back to what he does best, make good southern hip hop.
After being out of pocket for seven days due to an arrest and mental health evaluation, Gucci anounnced via Twitter he's about to drop a new mixtape.
In addition to his own tape, Gucci announced Wacka Flocka Flame's next mixtape will be titled 'Benjamin Flocka.'
Gucci is due back in court January 24, where he will most likely face a sentence of 17 months in prison for probation violation.
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You gotta bet big to win big and vice versa.
Gucci Mane's bank account is $20,000 lighter today after losing a bet over the weekend.
The rapper said via Twitter that he would bet anyone 20K, that wanted to take the Green Bay Packers vs his Atlanta Falcons.
"i got 20k on them dirty birds any body want this bet who like green bay. straight up who want the bet," Gucci tweeted Friday (January 15).
It wasn't long before Gucci came back and said that Cash Money CEO Birdman had taken him up on his offer.
"Stunna took the bet my boy we bet everyweek and get it how we live follow my brother @BIRDMAN5STAR," Gucci tweeted.
Birdman is no stranger to big bets. He claimed to have bet $4million dollars on Floyd Mayweather Jr against Sugar Shane Mosley last May.
And just like he did with Mayweather, Stunna won with the Pack as they manhandled the Dirty Birds 48-21 on Saturday (January 16).
Neither Birdman or Gucci have tweeted since the 15th, but it's highly unlikely Stunna would rub it in publicly. And it's also doubtful Gucci would brag about losing 20 G's
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Nicki Minaj’s ‘Pink Friday’ disc maybe getting good reviews in some circles, but Debra Antney isn’t impressed.
Antney, who happens to be Waka Flocka’s mom and Nicki’s former manager, gave Vibe her review of Minaj’s debut cd, and it wasn’t at all flattering.
Is this a case of sour grapes? Perhaps, but Antney has repeatedly said in the past that her split from Nicki was amicable.
So lets check out Antney’s ‘Pink Friday’ review as told to Vibe’s Tracy Garraud.
"It's terrible. I like some stuff, but she went too left. I don't think people were ready for her to come [out with pop]. When I had Nicki, I really wanted her to sing. That's why I took her for training cause Nicki loves singing, but she kept saying to me, 'Deb, I can't do it yet because people won't understand.' And that's why the [rap] mixture was done to introduce them to all of Nicki. I think [Pink Friday] was very disappointing to a lot of her fans. She didn't need a lot of [the] features. That was one of the biggest things like... you gave people so many features, give them you now. Nicki could be so much better because—outside of anything that people say—she's very multi-talented. I really wish that she would learn to be more of an artist.
I didn't particularly care for ["Roman's Revenge"], but when Eminem came in I liked it. He made the song. [Nicki] didn't have to go there with [Lil' Kim]. My views on that is that she came too far to go back that route. And Kim does not even have to go there. There are no comparisons to them. Some things are best left unsaid. The whole things is stupid. I'm very disappointed that she would go that route. 'Cause I know all that she was taught. She don't have to go there with anybody. That was the stuff we always discussed. People had to learn to love Nicki— that's how the door opened up. It wasn't about Kim or Foxy or any of the rest of them. So I was just a little disappointed [by her album], but If she likes it, I love it."
Ouch... what do yall think of Deb's review?
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We’re about to wave goodbye to 2010, and that means all the year end “best of” lists are rolling out.
This particular list for “Top 10 Viral Videos Of The Year” is one of the coolest because literally anyone can become a youtube sensation overnight. Antoine Dodson is the biggest example of that on this year’s list.
Compiled by AOL’s Boombox staff, check out these viral clips and see if you agree on both the list and the order in which the videos are ranked
10. Rapping Weatherman
Texas meteorologist Nick Kosir took a page out of the hip-hop handbook when he turned a humdrum forecast into a head-bopping stage show earlier this year. While donning a pair of Rick Ross-esque shades, the Fox Channel 4 employee spit choice lines like, "And my weather rhymes are so hot this morning / By tonight they'll blame me for global warming."
9. 'Life in Quarantine,' The Fully Sick Rapper
After contracting tuberculosis during a trip to South Africa, Aussie Christiaan Van Vuuren flipped open his laptop and busted a rhyme while in quarantine to pass the time. Little did he know that his boredom-killing music video would snake across YouTube, turning his serious bout with illness into entertainment for all. The best part? You can enjoy his hospital stay from a safe distance.
8. Jimmy Kimmel and Drake's 'Tweet Tweet'
Even if he was one of 2010's hottest rappers, Drake doesn't mind putting his cool factor on ice for the parody song 'Tweet Tweet,' filming a collabo music video with Jimmy Kimmel for 'Jimmy Kimmel Live.' Hopping on the Twitter train, the dudes incorporate tweets from celebs including Shaq and Demi Lovato into their surprisingly catchy tune. Oh, and we'll forgive you for that white du-rag, Drizzy.
7. Justin Bieber's 'Speaking in Tungs' Freestyle
Cam'ron and Vado's summer smash, 'Speaking in Tungs,' received a pop injection when Canadian cutie Justin Bieber showcased an original freestyle over the frenzied beat via video. The Biebs called on his rap alias Shawty Mane to deliver dippy lyrics like "Alright, stop, drop and roll, Justin Bieber is on fire / It's time to realize, time to call me young sire."
Cam'ron and Vado's summer smash, 'Speaking in Tungs,' received a pop injection when Canadian cutie Justin Bieber showcased an original freestyle over the frenzied beat via video. The Biebs called on his rap alias Shawty Mane to deliver dippy lyrics like "Alright, stop, drop and roll, Justin Bieber is on fire / It's time to realize, time to call me young sire."
6. 50 Cent and Keenan Cahill's 'Down on Me'
This little guy has been racking up views on YouTube with his swaggadocious clips where he lip-syncs to hits like 'Thriller' and 'Teenage Dream.' But the crown jewel in his collection came with a cover of Jeremih and 50 Cent's 'Down on Me' where, after singing the R&B crooner's verse, Keenan was joined by Fiddy himself. Quite possibly 50's best video walk-on in years.
This little guy has been racking up views on YouTube with his swaggadocious clips where he lip-syncs to hits like 'Thriller' and 'Teenage Dream.' But the crown jewel in his collection came with a cover of Jeremih and 50 Cent's 'Down on Me' where, after singing the R&B crooner's verse, Keenan was joined by Fiddy himself. Quite possibly 50's best video walk-on in years.
5. 'Teach Me How to Dougie' Craze
The dance craze of the year can be credited to Cali Swag District, whose 'Teach Me How to Dougie' inspired legions of YouTube fans to record and post their own versions on the net. The simple tune was complemented by a music video that instructed viewers how to wiggle their legs and throw them 'bows, prompting everyone from Chris Brown and the cast of 'Glee' to try it out
The dance craze of the year can be credited to Cali Swag District, whose 'Teach Me How to Dougie' inspired legions of YouTube fans to record and post their own versions on the net. The simple tune was complemented by a music video that instructed viewers how to wiggle their legs and throw them 'bows, prompting everyone from Chris Brown and the cast of 'Glee' to try it out
4. Shawt Bus Shawty
Animators had a field day poking fun at the simple lyrical style of Southern rappers on 'Shawt Bus Shawty,' a faux music video putting rappers on the short bus to school. In the hilarious clip, OJ Da Juiceman, Soulja Boy, Gucci Mane and Waka Flocka Flame take turns spitting incomprehensible rhymes as interpreted by lyrics scrolling across the screen. Just like OJ spits in the clip, "As a cartoon man, still lookin' funny!"
Animators had a field day poking fun at the simple lyrical style of Southern rappers on 'Shawt Bus Shawty,' a faux music video putting rappers on the short bus to school. In the hilarious clip, OJ Da Juiceman, Soulja Boy, Gucci Mane and Waka Flocka Flame take turns spitting incomprehensible rhymes as interpreted by lyrics scrolling across the screen. Just like OJ spits in the clip, "As a cartoon man, still lookin' funny!"
3. 'Pants on the Ground'
'American Idol' has never been the forum for spawning platinum-selling rap acts, but it has unearthed some odd lyricists, namely General Larry Platt. During the show's ninth season in January, the Atlanta native performed his ode to saggy pants for judges, including Mary J. Blige. While the 64-year-old didn't make it to the next round, he left a rapping impression.
2. Baracka Flacka Flames in 'Head of the State'
The only thing funnier than a parody of Waka Flock Flame? The inevitable Baracka Flocka Flame music video. In 'Head of the State,' a profanity-spewing Prez impersonator dumbs out in the hood, putting a hilariously political spin on Waka's Southern hit 'Hard In The Paint.' If you stick around long enough in the spoof, you'll also catch Oprah Flocka Flame breaking it down ghetto fab style.
1. Antoine Dodson Warns a Perp on Live TV
The undisputed king of viral videos this year was none other than Antoine Dodson. Catapulted to fame after giving a spicy interview to WAFF-TV News in Huntsville, Ala., the long-haired, bandana-wearing man caught some feelings following a break-in and attempted rape in his apartment. Within days, the video went viral, making "Hide yo' kids, hide yo' wife" the hottest catchphrase since "Yes, we can!"
What do you guys think? Is this a pretty accurate list for best viral videos of the year?
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