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New Orleans native and G-Unit Records artist, Kidd Kidd, shows fans why he's one of the best in the business as he releases a remix of Bryson Tiller's song, "Don't."
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Producer and songwriter, G'Sparkz, surprised social media this week when he released a remix to Kent Jones' current hit single entitled "Dont Mind," who's currently signed to DJ Khaled's We The Best imprint. G'Sparkz is a platinum well known producer who recently produced Remy Ma's current single "Hand's Down" featuring Rick Ross and Yo Gotti. He's set to appear on Fabolous' upcoming album "Young OG Project 2" along with other collaborative projects including Raekwon, DMX and more. He's also produced big hits for 50 Cent and contributed to Lloyd Banks' "Hunger For More 2" album. This remix is a certified banger! Check it out!
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Charlamagne Tha God didn't appreciate Birdman going in on The Breakfast Club crew during what was supposed to be an interview on Friday, April 22.
As we previously reported, Baby demanded that DJ Envy, Angela Yee and Charlamagne give him the respect he feels he deserves when his name is brought up, before walking out after just a few minutes.
Shortly afterwards, Charlamagne, gave his opinion on what had transpired during a segment on Power 105.1.
"That was some sucker stuff," CTG said. "I have no problem with the confrontation. Confrontations ain't never scared me in no way, shape or form. Anything I said about you on the radio. I'ma say it to your face. But I always say you can never tell somebody how to react, so I can't say the way he reacted was wrong. I just don't respect it. 'Cause if you got a issue, lets talk about the issue. Don't come in here with seven dudes trying to intimidate people. 'Cause you ain't pull up on [Rick] Ross like that. You ain't pull up on Trick [Daddy] like that. Don't pull up on the radio guys acting tough."
Check out Charlamagne's full response below. https://youtu.be/XC9D1v0UAJ8.
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Six days before his death on Thursday, April 21, Prince's private jet had to make an emergency medical landing in Moline, Illinois. TMZ reports that he'd overdosed on the pain relief drug Percocet and had to be administered a "save shot" by medical personnel at the airport.
The 57-year old music legend had been taking the medication to alleviate pain in his hips following 2010 corrective surgery on them.
He was hospitalized and advised by doctors to stay for at least 24 hours, but Prince and his team made the decision to leave after only three hours because there were no private rooms available, according to TMZ.
The "Purple Rain" hit maker flew home that night. His reps initially said he was suffering from the flu.
The Associated Press reports that an autopsy to determine Prince's cause of death is being conducted Friday, April 22. It could take days or even weeks before results are publicly released.
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Birdman was in no mood to play when he stopped by The Breakfast Club to talk with Charlamagne Tha God, DJ Envy and Angela Yee.
The Cash Money Records co-owner went on the offensive right off the bat, telling the hosts to stop disparaging his name.
"Im gon' start this shit off straight, telling all three of y'all stop playing with my name," Baby began before even sitting down. "Stop playing with my fucking name. Stop playing with my name. I ain't gon' say it again. Nigga, when my name come up respect it."
"Get it off your chest Birdman," Charlamagne says. "'Cause I don't understand the angle"
"I said it already. I ain't gotta talk no more," the business mogul responded.
"So why come here?" Charlamagne asks.
"I did it already. I'm here so what's happening?" an increasingly agitated Birdman shot back.
Charlamagne continued to press the issue. "I'm all good, but why come here just to curse us out?"
"I wanted to see you. I wanted to talk to you as a man in your face," Baby responded. "I knew a few places you was at. I could have pulled up, but I don't think that was gangster. I wanted to come look you in your face like a man and tell you how I feel."
"So what's the issue?" Charlamagne quizzed.
"It ain't no issue," Birdman told him. "If it was a issue you'd feel me. I just come to let y'all know, put some respect on my name. You understand me? When y'all saying my name put some respect on it."
Charlamagne then got a little bolder "Did you pull up on Ross that way or Trick Daddy?"
"I'm pulling up on you, nigga," the leader of the Rich Gang told him.
"But I'm the radio guy," said Charlamagne. "Don't act tough with the radio guy."
"Hey, my nigga ... y'all finished or ya'll done? I ain't got no more talking,' Baby said before walking out on the interview.
Well double damn! Watch on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7VJDJjJHP0
**UPDATE**
And then there were two.
Baby apparently doesn't have an issue with DJ Envy. TMZ reports that the Cash Money boss reached out to the Power 105.1 radio personality to apologize for including him in this morning's beef with The Breakfast Club.
Count DJ Envy out of the Birdman beef
Do you think Angela Yee and Charlamagne Tha God will also get a conciliatory call from Birdman?
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New Wave Music artist A1FiVE drops another mixtape to follow up his debut project, "Atmore Alabama Freestyles." This latest one is titled "Harlem New York Freestyles."
The 18 year old rapper from Atmore, now living in Harlem, takes some of the game's hottest songs and puts his own spin on them. Videos from the mixtape are forthcoming.
A1.FIVE will follow this up in May when he releases his "Atmore to Harlem" EP, which is produced entirely by Remo The Hitmaker.
Follow the team: @A1_FIVE @remothehitmaker @newwavemusicinc @iamjazgraham @bhindthelenstv
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Da Cloth group members Symph, Maverick Montana, Rigz and ILLanoise recently stopped by Shade 45 to visit DJ Jay Slay's Streetsweeper Radio show. Watch them spit heroin bars over Jay Z's "Where I'm From" and Mobb Deep's "Shook Ones Part 2" instrumentals.
Be on the lookout for Da Cloth's forthcoming project titled "The Fixtape," which will be hosted by The Drama King. Features include Dark Lo, Fred the Godson and Roc Marciano. It drops on April 29th.
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A$AP Ferg delivers his highly anticipated sophomore solo album titled "Always Strive and Prosper." Features include SchoolBoy Q, A$AP Mob, Chris Brown, Ty Dolla $ign, Big Sean, Future, Missy Elliot, Skrillex, Chuck D and more. Stream it above via Spotify. It's available for purchase now on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/always-strive-and-prosper/id1094490022
Tracklist:
01. Rebirth
02. Hungry Ham (feat. Skrillex & Crystal Caines)
03. Strive (feat. Missy Elliott)
04. Meet My Crazy Uncle (Skit)
05. Psycho
06. Let It Bang (feat. ScHoolboy Q)
07. New Level (feat. Future)
08. Yammy Gang (feat. A$AP Mob & Tatianna Paulino)
09. Swipe Life (feat. Rick Ross)
10. Uzi Gang (feat. Lil Uzi Vert & Marty Baller)
11. Beautiful People (feat. Chuck D & Mama Ferg)
12. Damn Not Again (Skit)
13. Let You Go
14. World Is Mine (feat. Big Sean)
15. Phone Call With Breezy (Skit)
16. I Love You (feat. Chris Brown & Ty Dolla $ign)
17. Grandma (Skit)
18. Grandma
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Many of us have suffered from setbacks, a lack of inspiration and inconsistency. Enter Detroit rhymer Yo Mans Tay and his first piece of released music in almost three years titled "The Top Spot". Taking shots at his own personal faults and character flaws, the rising Michigan talent offers up a motivational anthem with a catchy hook and classic Hip Hop production courtesy of Maso5068. Though there's no official word on if and when Tay will be dropping a project yet, rest assured that with songs like "The Top Spot", we're pretty confident that announcement will be coming soon. Check out the song now.
Wisconsin emcee Maximus Da Mantis aims to carry on the torch for real Hip Hop with the release of his nineteen track LP, "Kali Ma: The Heart Eater". Full of guest features, the Milwaukee wordsmith pens viscous darts that hit their marks all which are produced solely by Lord Beatjitzu. Classic Hip Hop sounds full of precision lyricism with striking similarities to Wu-Tang veteran, Ghostface Killah. Already having made mad noise with his two previous singles, "Ninja Scrolls" sets precedence in a world full of weak lyricism and trap beats. Sure to become a fan favorite among true Hip Hop fans worldwide, prepare to feel the wrath of "Kali Ma: The Heart Eater" below. Make sure to grab a copy to add to your collection as well.
01 Benz Zoe Checks In/ Benz Zoe - Wait On
02 Blackgate Domino (GC) ft S.Dot - Top
03 BlackGate Famous - Been That Nigga
04 GC Checks In / Blackgate Domino (GC) - 38 Bars
05 Benz Zoe x Blackgate Domino (GC) x JB - Dumb Boy
06 Benz Zoe ft. Tymb Air Kelso - Take Me Out
07 Blackgate Domino (GC) - Guys
08 Blackgate Famous Checks in/ Blackgate Famous ft. Benz Zoe - Bodies
09 Benz Zoe & Obgeezy - The Man
10 BlackGate Famous ft Blackgate Mulah (Mulah B. Royal) - How We Comin
11 OBGeezy - On Da' Block
12 BlackGate Famous - Where Dem Bands At
13 Blackgate Domino (GC) - 38 Bars pt.2
14 Benz Zoe - In The Way
15 BlackGate Famous - Miss Em
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BlackGate Famous ft. Benz Zoe - Bodies (Dir. by @dibent)
It's good to hear some new music from Young Scooter. He gets an assist on his latest song titled "Made It Out the Hood" from Kodak Black. The track was produced by Chophouze.
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Check out the latest tune from Migos titled "Say Sum." The song was produced by The Honorable C-Note.
Be on the lookout for Migos' forthcoming project, "No Label 3," coming sooner than you think.
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Stalley captures the excitement around NBA playoff game 6 last season while paying tribute to Kyrie Irving. The Ohio native penned this anthem to the young Cavalier talent before he was injured in game one. Do you think the Cavs have a chance to get a ring this go 'round? Stalley doesn't doubt it.
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(AP) UFC fans, rejoice. Conor McGregor is not retired.
He's even willing to resume his spot in the main event at UFC 200.
The mixed martial arts superstar is simply fed up with the grueling promotional demands that come with being a pay-per-view star. The 27-year-old fighter known for his over the top personality says "I can not dance for you this time."
McGregor posted on Facebook Thursday that he needed to focus on himself and not the massive hype that accompanies his mega-fights.
"I have become lost in the game of promotion and forgot about the art of fighting," McGregor said in the nearly 650-word statement also posted to Twitter, instantly drawing thousands of shares, retweets and comments from fans.
"For USADA and for the UFC and my contract stipulations — I AM NOT RETIRED," McGregor said. McGregor, at times profane and critical of interviews he saw as pointless, said the "many distractions" led to errors in preparing for his last fight, specifically with cardio and weight.
McGregor has been training for a rematch against Nate Diaz at UFC 200 in July. He lost to Diaz in March, ending a 15-fight winning streak in which he surprised many fans by fighting 25 pounds above his usual weight of 145 pounds, where he holds a title belt. The rematch was set to be fought at 170 pounds.
McGregor stirred fans this week with a tweet saying he had decided to retire young. That prompted UFC President Dana White to respond by saying McGregor had been pulled from UFC 200 because of the dispute over promotional appearances. White said McGregor was refusing to travel to Las Vegas for promotions ahead of another UFC card this weekend.
McGregor says he's still ready to fight at UFC 200.
"I'm doing what I need for me now. It is time to be selfish with my training again. It is the only way," he said. "I feel the $400 million I have generated for the company in my last three events, all inside 8 months, is enough to get me this slight leeway."
McGregor said UFC denied a request for a decreased promotional push and he wrote he would still be willing to attend a scheduled press conference in New York.
"I did not shut down all media requests. I simply wanted a slight adjustment," he said.
UFC said President Dana White would not comment until a scheduled press conference Friday in Las Vegas.
McGregor's coach, John Kavanagh, tweeted Thursday his fighter "rose again."
"Ur call now. You are the customers. What do you want? Press conferences or fights? Make some noise because we're ready to do the damn thing!" he tweeted.
Time to go hide behind the couch again...
— Coach Kavanagh (@John_Kavanagh) April 21, 2016
Guess who's back, back again. Conor's back, tell a friend.
— Coach Kavanagh (@John_Kavanagh) April 21, 2016
Ur call now. You are the customers. What do you want? Press conferences or fights? Make some noise because we're ready to do the damn thing!
— Coach Kavanagh (@John_Kavanagh) April 21, 2016
White said this week he was working on a new UFC 200 main event and could keep Diaz on the card. The stacked card already included an interim featherweight championship bout between Jose Aldo and Frankie Edgar and Miesha Tate defends her bantamweight title against Amanda Nunes.
McGregor, who sits alongside Ronda Rousey as the UFC's biggest pay-per-view stars, is still the featherweight champion. Aldo and Edgar will meet for the interim belt and the winner was scheduled to get the first shot at a unification fight against McGregor.
McGregor added to his aura when he knocked out Aldo in 13 seconds at UFC 194 in December.
He now seems primed to return to the cage where he can talk trash to his rivals, not about the fight in front of scores of microphones.
"It is time for the other monkeys to dance," McGregor said. "I've danced us all the way here. Nate's little mush head looks good up on that stage these days. Stuff him in front of the camera for it."
UFC fighter Eddie Alvarez wrote on Twitter that McGregor had "good insight on how an empire rises and then falls."
Alvarez said McGregor's stand sets a precedent for future stars if UFC caves to his demands.
If UFC folds then it's sets a precedent for future stars to do the same , short term gain $$$ Long term disaster .. Let's see what happens
— Edward Alvarez (@Ealvarezfight) April 21, 2016
"Short term gain $$$ Long term disaster," Alvarez tweeted. "Let's see what happens."
Read Conor's Full Statement Below:
I am just trying to do my job and fight here.
I am paid to fight. I am not yet paid to promote.
I have become lost in the game of promotion and forgot about the art of fighting.
There comes a time when you need to stop handing out flyers and get back to the damn shop.
50 world tours, 200 press conferences, 1 million interviews, 2 million photo shoots, and at the end of it all I'm left looking down the barrel of a lens, staring defeat in the face, thinking of nothing but my incorrect fight preparation. And the many distractions that led to this.
Nothing else was going through my mind.
It is time to go back and live the life that got me this life.
Sitting in a car on the way to some dump in Conneticut or somewhere, to speak to Tim and Suzie on the nobody gives a fuck morning show did not get me this life.
Talking to some lady that deep down doesn't give a fuck about what I'm doing, but just wants some sound bites so she can maybe get her little tight ass a nice raise, and I'm cool with that too, I've been giving you all raises. But I need to focus on me now.
I'm coming for my revenge here.
I flew an entire team to Portugal and to Iceland to make my adjustments in preparation and fix my errors I made with the weight and the cardio prep.
With the right adjustments and the right focus, I will finish what I started in that last fight.
I will not do this if I am back on the road handing out flyers again.
I will always play the game and play it better than anybody, but just for this one, where I am coming off a loss, I asked for some leeway where I can just train and focus. I did not shut down all media requests. I simply wanted a slight adjustment.
But it was denied.
There had been 10 million dollars allocated for the promotion of this event is what they told me.
So as a gesture of good will, I went and not only saved that 10 million dollars in promotion money, I then went and tripled it for them.
And all with one tweet.
Keep that 10 mill to promote the other bums that need it. My shows are good.
I must isolate myself now.
I am facing a taller, longer and heavier man. I need to prepare correctly this time.
I can not dance for you this time.
It is time for the other monkeys to dance. I've danced us all the way here.
Nate's little mush head looks good up on that stage these days. Stuff him in front of the camera for it.
He came in with no shit to do that last one. I'd already done press conferences, interviews and shot the ads before RDA pulled out.
Maybe I'll hit Cabo this time and skull some shots pre-fight with no obligation.
I'm doing what I need for me now.
It is time to be selfish with my training again. It is the only way.
I feel the $400million I have generated for the company in my last three events, all inside 8 months, is enough to get me this slight leeway.
I am still ready to go for UFC 200.
I will offer, like I already did, to fly to New York for the big press conference that was scheduled, and then I will go back into training. With no distractions.
If this is not enough or they feel I have not deserved to sit this promotion run out this one time, well then I don't know what to say.
For the record also -
For USADA and for the UFC and my contract stipulations -
I AM NOT RETIRED.
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MTV unearthed a 1992 interview they had with Tupac Shakur in which he talked about wealthy Americans like Donald Trump who give very little, if anything back to those in need, no matter their race.
"I feel like it's too much money here. Nobody should be hitting the lotto for $36 million and there's people starving in the streets. That is not idealistic, that's just real," 2Pac said. "There's no way Michael Jackson ... or whatever Jackson should have (massive wealth) and then there's people starving. There's no way that these people should have planes and these {other) people don't have houses, apartments, shacks, drawers, pants."
"What do you say to people that say, 'Well. they earned it ... now you go out and earn yours,'" the interviewer asks.
"If they earned it then I think that that's good and I think that they deserve it. Even if if you earned it you still owe," Shakur responds. "Look at me, I don't have that mega-money, but I feel guilty walking by somebody [in need]. I gotta give 'em some mail. And if I know I got $3000 in my pocket, I feel like it's wrong to give that person a quarter or a dollar. It's wrong. Only you know what you got in your pocket. No matter what they do. If they take it and drink it, they take it and drink it. But, I mean you got," he continued. "We all know how hard it is and it's not about if you're good or you're bad. Sense it's not about if you're good or you're bad. Just because he don't got doesn't mean he was bad. Or don't mean that he's a criminal. It don't mean he's crazy or a drug addict, or none of that. It just means he don't got. Can you imagine somebody having $32 million and this person has nothing. And you can sleep?"
Watch the full interview (https://youtu.be/GL-ZoNhUFmc) below.
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We're very sorry to report that music icon Prince has died at the age of 57.
The Associated Press reports authorities were investigating a death at the musician's Paisley Park compound in Minnesota early Thursday morning, April 21, after a body was discovered.
Local authorities were waiting to contact the deceased person's next of kin before releasing the name.
TMZ has confirmed through multiple sources that it was Prince, born Prince Rogers Nelson.
Prince's private jet had to make a medical emergency landing in Illinois on April 15, but it was later reported that he was doing fine. His reps told TMZ that he was dealing with the flu.
His publicist, Yvette Noel-Schure, told The Associated Press that the music icon died at his home in Chanhassen. No additional information was released.
The singer launched his career in 1978 with the release of the album, "For You." He went on to release 38 additional albums.
His hits included "Soft and Wet," "I Wanna Be Your Lover," "Controversy," "Delirious," "Little Red Corvette," "When Doves Cry," "Purple Rain," "Raspberry Beret," "Pop Life." "1999," "Sign 'O' the Times," "I Would Die 4 U," "Kiss," "I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man" and countless others.
His mainstream success began to soar with the release of the 1984 film "Purple Rain," which he starred in. It grossed more than $80 million at the box office in the United States.
Prince taught himself to play the piano, guitar and drums beginning at the age of seven.
In addition to his own career, Prince, played a major role in the success of the group Vanity 6, it's lead singer Vanity and Sheila E.
Over the years he toured constantly and become known for his dynamic live shows.
During his career Prince won seven Grammys and sold over 100 million records. In 2004 he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Our deepest condolences go out to his friends and family.
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Love him or hate him, Charles Barkley, has no filter and always says what's on his mind.
During Tuesday’s edition of “Inside the NBA,” Ernie Johnson started a conversation about changes in the NBA that will allow the logos of companies to be placed on jerseys next season.
Johnson remembered that someone suggested the men's hair growth product Rogaine as a sponsor, but wasn't sure who.
"That was me, Ernie," Barkley said while a picture of LeBron James was on the screen to illustrate where the logos would be on jerseys.
"So you're owning that? LeBron, that's him," Kenny Smith responded.
“You think he don’t know he’s going bald?” Barkley asked. “I’m trying to save him so he can stop wasting all his money on paint.”
I don't think James is going to appreciate Barkley's comments, but this was pretty damn funny.
Check out the pure comedy in the video below starting at the 26 second mark.
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