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Another day, another Kid Cudi scuffle with a fan.
The Cudster seems to have a love/hate relationship going on with the people that come to his concerts.
Cudi was in his home state of Ohio performing when a fan came up on stage and throws something off the stage.
The fan then gets pushed into Cudi by accident by security as they try to get him away from Cudi who is performing "Pursuit Of Happiness".
After the fan is taken away by security, Cudi runs after to him to confrony him briefly before returning to the stage to finish his show.
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The Jay-Z is a Satanist/member of the Illuminati stories just won't go away.
He's tried ignoring them. Then playing into them. And when Rick Ross' Teflon Don album dropped this Tuesday, the artist officially took the issue head on with a guest verse on a song titled "Free Mason."
"I said I was amazing / Not that I'm a Mason / It's amazing that I made it though the maze that I was in / Lord forgive me I never would've made it without sin" - Jay-Z on "Free Mason"
Still, many MCs who claim the cross take issue with Jay-Z's recent imagery and hints at a dark side. In January, Houston rapper Bizzle made waves when he released a track called "Explaining to Do (Jay-Z Expose')" that was directed at the man who calls himself "Jay-hova."
The accompanying YouTube video (now at over 53,000 views) is filled with visual examples of possible connections to the occult and was featured on mainstream rap sites like Allhiphop.com and Worldstarhiphop.com. Overnight, the previously unknown Bizzle found himself in the middle of a firestorm.
"I'm really trying not to get stuck on the Jay-Z stuff and just want to focus on telling people about the Lord and his Good News," Bizzle said.
But obviously, the kid known for calling out Jay has an opinion about his "Free Mason" verse.
"I think he only cleared up things for 'blind' people who want to remain 'blind.' They didn't want to hear a real explanation, they just want to hear him say it's not true," Bizzle said.
"And no, I don't think it was a response to my song. If that's the case he would have addressed the specific points I raised. To me, the logic should be that if I brought up 20 signs that point to him being a Mason and having Satanic ties then he should have to bring up 21 things that say the opposite."
Other Christian rappers aren't so convinced. Dre' Murray (a Houston native) has shared songs with Bizzle but thinks that Jay-Z's verse adequately addressed the issue.
"Make no mistake, Jay'z imagery in the past, especially in the 'On to the Next One' video, was blatant. But I think he was just trying to push people's buttons," Murray said. "I think there was some clarity in 'Free Mason' where he owned up to some stuff and denied other parts.
"Could he be lying? Sure, but for me to devote all my time trying to figure out what he is or isn't really defeats my purpose as a Christian MC. Good should be out fighting evil, not sitting around talking about it."
Still, there's no clear consensus about Jay-Z's lyrics and actions in the holy hip hop community. Here's what outspoken New York rapper Lavoisier told me when he was in town for The Houston Project last week
What are your thoughts? Have you heard Jay-Z's "Free Mason" or Bizzle's "Explaining to Do?" Does the evidence add up to you or did Jay adequately address these concerns?
Source: Chron.com
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Freekey Zekey is a man on a mission. As CEO of 730 Dips and also part of The Diplomats, he's got his hands full, but no doubt is taking care of business.
Zekey took time out recently to talk with Major Moves DVD about rumors that the recent reunion of Dipset might not be 100% real and much more.
"We just keep producing music and it's working out real good. I got my boy Sen City, that's my 1st artist off of 730 Dips," Freekey tells CEO Money Joe. "I'm running down South starting up this 730 Southern situation. 730 is a major movement rocking real hard right now especially in the south."
Zeek knows the streets have been talking about him, Cam'ron, Jim Jones and Juelz Santana getting back together. People want to know if it's genuine or just for the money.
"You gotta understand, once people start seeing...start visualizing and hearing something that was great...that was phenomenal start to form back up. It's always gonna be words and little quotes and chants of people trying to knock that sh*t down. 'Cause if it's not them on top, they don't wanna hear about it. So of course you gonna hear all the negative...' ah them n*ggas don't f*ck with eatch other, they just out here for the money'. I mean but which we are also you know what I'm sayin, but we not just out for the money. It's things we had to admit. Like we wasn't just a group of people that we knew was nice, we all was real family. Not through blood, but through the years we grew up. Before all this rap sh*t it was me, Cam and Jim."
Zeekey has a lot more to say about Hell Rell, Jha Jha, J.R. Writer, 40 Cal and more, so peep the entire interview below.
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Eminem worries he will become an embarrassment to his daughters.
The 'We Made You' hitmaker - who raises his 14-year-old child Hailie, 17-year-old adopted niece Alaina and former wife Kim's seven-year-old girl Whitney - admits it is growing increasingly different to show his love for the trio as they get older.
He said: "It's a catch-22: I want to, as a father, express my love for my girls, but I don't want to go too far with it, where it becomes a hindrance in their lives. When they were younger... it was easier."
The 37-year-old star - whose records have infamously mocked other people in the public eye - has previously battled an addiction to prescription drugs and admits his problems started when he "ran out" of enemies to target.
He explained to Spin magazine: "I was trapped in my head. I'd spent most of my career going against the grain. Calling bulls**t. And suddenly, I started running out of enemies.
"I started to become that cliche - my own worst enemy."
The Detroit-born star also revealed he sometimes goes back to the poverty-stricken neighbourhood where he grew up to remind himself of how far he has come in life.
He said: "It may sound corny, but I'll go by and try to remember how things were when I was in those houses.
"I'll go back and remember, like, f**k, man, how life was back then. How much of a struggle it was. As time goes by, you might get content and forget things."
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LEMON TOWNSHIP, Ohio --
A Middletown man was arrested on felony assault charges after surveillance cameras caught him attacking a bartender.
Police said 26-year-old Casey Fryman walked into Main Bar in Lemon Township on July 12 and demanded car keys from his father, who was sitting at the bar.
Fryman, who was not wearing a shirt, was highly agitated and acting aggressively, police said.
Police said the bartender asked Fryman to leave, but he threw a bar stool at her and quickly hopped over the bar.
Fryman picked up Terina King-Smeal, of Middletown, and threw her to the ground before stomping her, officers said.
He then climbed back over the bar and walked out of the building, police said.
Fryman was taken into custody on one count of misdemeanor assault.
Casey Fryman
But police raised the charge to felony assault after viewing the bar's surveillance cameras, which showed the attack from two different angles.
Fryman remains in police custody at the Middletown Jail.
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An Ohio cop got the scare of his life when he pulled a man over for a hit and run.
Officer Jason Deaton pulled over driver, Eric German for what he thought would be a routine traffic stop. but the situation quickly escalated out of control.
The two exchanged words before Officer Deaton attempts to restrain German by handcuffing him. The officer is only able to successfully get one handcuff on German before he turns and starts resisting.
Deaton then fires his taser into German's back, that's when German became enraged and overpowers the officer and starts punching him in the face.
Luckily for Deaton, another officer came to his aid, tased German again which allowed the two cops to fully handcuff him.
Officer Deaton was taken to a local hospital and treated for injuries sustained during the fight, but he will have to return later for facial surgery.
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An Ohio cop got the scare of his life when he pulled a man over for a hit and run.
Officer Jason Deaton pulled over driver, Eric German for what he thought would be a routine traffic stop. but the situation quickly escalated out of control.
The two exchanged words before Officer Deaton attempts to restrain German by handcuffing him. The officer is only able to successfully get one handcuff on German before he turns and starts resisting.
Deaton then fires his taser into German's back, that's when German became enraged and overpowers the officer and starts punching him in the face.
Luckily for Deaton, another officer came to his aid, tased German again which allowed the two cops to fully handcuff him.
Officer Deaton was taken to a local hospital and treated for injuries sustained during the fight, but he will have to return later for facial surgery.
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(CNN) -- A homeless man allegedly broke into a California bar and served drinks to unsuspecting patrons all weekend -- before police came calling.
The bar, called the Valencia Club, had gone out of business for some time and its liquor license had expired, police said this week.
But the suspect, Travis Lloyd Kevie, 29, somehow got into the California establishment in the Penryn area of Sacramento Valley last week. He reopened the bar using beer he bought from a nearby store.
Kevie allegedly started with a six-pack of beer and used money he received to buy more alcohol.
He kept the bar open for a weekend serving about 30 customers a day, authorities said.
He was so successful that a local newspaper did a story about the bar reopening.
"A local newspaper report alerted a Placer County Sheriff's Office Detective of a possible ongoing crime being committed in the Penryn area," the Placer County Sheriff's Office said. "As Detective Jim Hudson read the morning newspaper, he recognized an individual pictured on the front page as a local transient who has had numerous contact with the Placer County Sheriff's Office."
A detective went to the bar to determine if Kevie had obtained a liquor license.
"When Detective Hudson arrived at the Valencia Club, it was open for business with customers bellied up to the bar. Upon questioning Kevie Detective Hudson determined that he had no connection to the property and he did not have a liquor license," the department said.
Kevie was arrested Tuesday and charged with burglary and selling liquor without a license.
A large amount of alcohol and cash was also confiscated from the bar.
The newspaper, the Auburn Journal, that ran the story about the about the new "bar owner" reported that Kevie was arraigned on a single misdemeanor charge Thursday and ordered released from jail.
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Oakland, Calif. — This city, which has been at the vanguard of medical marijuana legalization on everything from taxation to trade schools to the unionization of marijuana workers, voted Tuesday to permit industrial-size marijuana farms.
After hours of public testimony, the City Council voted 5 to 2 to permit large-scale indoor marijuana plantations. The struggling city, which faces a $31 million deficit and has a 17 percent unemployment rate, estimates that the marijuana factories could bring in as much as $38 million annually in fees and taxes.
“As the industry continues to emerge and grow, we know that other cities are looking at this,” said Councilwoman Rebecca Kaplan, who is running for mayor. “It’s important for Oakland to be a vital part of the growth and development of licensed facilities.”
While the city has been one of the most welcoming in the state to medical marijuana purveyors, how the drug is grown has been largely unregulated. Oakland’s new law, which requires a final vote from the City Council next week, would bring large-scale marijuana cultivators above ground, mandating that they pay a $211,000 annual fee, provide security, conduct criminal background checks on employees, install camera surveillance and fire-safe electrical systems, and buy insurance.
If the plan receives final approval, the city would begin issuing large-scale production permits in January.
Last year, the city’s four licensed medical marijuana dispensaries sold some 6,000 pounds of marijuana worth $28 million and requiring approximately 45,000 square feet of space to grow. City officials estimate that farmers in the new facilities could produce 70,000 pounds a year.
If California voters approve a statewide ballot measure in November legalizing recreational marijuana use for adults, the city would be well positioned to capitalize on the new market.
During the raucous Tuesday meeting — marked by hissing, booing and applause — the council heard testimony from marijuana farmers, including small-scale cultivators who grow their crops in closets and those intending to create marijuana farms larger than football fields.
Nearly all the speakers urged the council to act quickly and to expand the permitting process to include medium-size farmers.
“You want to be the Silicon Valley of cannabis?” asked Jeff Wilcox, who is seeking a permit for a business park for medical marijuana cultivation. “You’ve got to start now.”
With his unique multi-faceted style Rseenal is the future voice of the dancehall and the emerging Jamaican Hip-Hop genre. Growing up in the
politically charged Kingston, Jamaica Rseenal developed a love for
poetry which he used to express his experiences of growing up in such
harsh surroundings. Since then he has fine tuned his skill with words to
the point of excellence.
Rseenal has completed his two projects both scheduled for release in 2010. His debut Hip-Hop Mixtape: Chedda Cheeze & Blind Mice$ and
The Hoztyle CrossOva Mixtape a heavily hip-hop influenced rhythm driven
project.
Rseenal has a vast resume consisting of various live performances on some of Jamaica premier dancehall shows such as Fullyloaded,
Spectrum, Pepsi Teen Splash & Portland Curry Festival .
Rseenal musical career climbed to new heights in 2008 when he earned the title of Reigning Champion on RE TVs Face-Off Battle of the
Lyricist and also in the said year became winner of the Heinekens Top
Star Competition.
Rseenal musical career started with humble beginnings. His first professional step into the music industry was live dub poetry
performances with Dub Traffickers. He then moved on to Multi-Cast
Entertainment, with whom he did his first recording as a deejay. Within
his time at Multi-Cast Entertainment, the company did a collaborative
effort with Mansion Muzik this would be Rseenals first official release.
From here he moved on to work with R.E.A.L. ITY Inc where he released
the song and video, So or So produced by illicit productions. He then
teamed up with Gambling House Recording Studio where they released his
latest Music video Whine Up on .
Rseenal musical influences range from the Notorious Big and Tupac to Peter Tosh and Sizzla Kalonji who remains his single greatest
musical influence.
In the words of Rseenal: Differently still we are not here to change anything, no new image or anything like that, we are here to continue
the works of the legends before us... We are here to be legends of our
time... We are here to make great music.
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Dropping soon!
Both T.I.-King Uncaged & Kid Cudi-Man on the Moon 2: The Legend of Mr. Rager
which both has been push back to September 28th.
Fabolous-There Is No Competition: The Grieving Music EP drops Aug 24! 1st single off
the EP.
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Ok let's see, what do you get when you add too much beer, a chair and a frying pan? You get to see somebody's ass get whooped.
These three dudes throw down in a pretty good little scrap inside someone's kitchen.
One dude gets hit with a frying pan then smashed with a chair and still doesn't go down.
This one's a classic, haha.
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