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HipHopWired Reports How'd that slug feel going in ya mouth u B***H A** N***A lol... Stop lying to these people like u tough P***Y!!! Whoever started this whole Internet thuggin' and the idea that a person can talk tough through text or even worse, Twitter, should be slapped across the face. What has the world come to when people are sending threats and flexing muscle through a keyboard? Rapper Fabolous has started an epidemic of trash talk as many are using this new outlet to air out opponents. For some reason, Ja Rule will not allow himself to let his past with 50 Cent go. Just accept the L and move on because there's no point in fueling a past in which you caught the mightiest of losses. Although stating that 50 is the last thing on his mind, such things as this makes the rapper come off as still being a little bitter and hot over what happened. “I want ppl to know that I'm not thinking about this clown boo boo but he's always mentioning my name tell this n***a to get off my D**K! Lol” The fire was lit under Ja when 50 referred to his old adversary as a “sucka” and he quickly reverted back to grade school to unleash a response when asked. RT @mafiosoglok GLOK ON THE SPOT: Q: @RuleYork What do you think about @50Cent calling you a sucka still live on Ustream? By ending his prolonged beef with DMX, it felt as though Ja was back to deliver the positivity that was part of his career when he was signing with Ashanti. Obviously, the rapper still has to pump up his chest every now and then to give a reminder that he still is a gangsta in the streets. Don't be so quick to forget that he made “Thug Lovin” with Bobby Brown and let's not leave out “Clap Back.” Look, all of this energy and aggression should be focused on something that can help, not hurt. If you like to sing songs, go do that, who cares what 50 said if it worked. Going back and forth is only wasting time and breath.
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Method Man Arrested For Tax Evasion

HipHopWired Reports Already having his fair share of issues with the law, things have taken a turn for the worse for Wu Tang staple, Method Man. Meth was arrested today by New York police for tax evasion. According to WABC New York, the rapper owes the government over $30,000 in taxes. Meth, real name Clifford Smith, is reportedly in police custody waiting for arraignment. He's charged with failure to pay personal income tax and earnings and misdemeanor failure to pay taxes. He faces up to four years behind bars if convicted. Earlier this year Meth made headlines after a woman accused of him shooting her with a pellet gun. That case is still pending. He also faced tax issues in 2008 when his Lincoln Navigator was repossessed by the Department of Taxation.
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NEW YORK — For fans of New York hip-hop, it was an amazing sight: 50 Cent surrounded by not just the G-Unit, but D-Block, the Diplomats, Red Café, Cory Gunz, Maino and newcomer Trav. What a moment! On Saturday night, Fif held his first ThisIs50 Music Festival on Governors Island (a longtime military base in New York Harbor that is gradually being transformed into a public park), where some of his favorite artists converged on one stage. "I wanted to make a festival that didn't necessarily have to have an artist [who has a] single in rotation at the time," 50 explained to MTV News at the show. "That doesn't directly reflect good hip-hop. It reflects marketing dollars spent by the major corporations, the companies. Tonight we have everybody that means something to us musically in one spot. When I bring Cory Gunz, Trav, Maino ..." Just then D-Block rolled up. "Check this out, this is impressive: Now we got Jadakiss out here. This is real! Tell me anywhere else you can go where you can see everybody. It represents different portions of hip-hop. You got the Lox, the new young gunners Cory Gunz, Trav, Maino. Jimmy [Jones] and Juelz [Santana] coming. They say New York City, we don't actually get along, that's not true. We could work together and get more money than we can get apart, and they gonna see us do it in the future." Fif's bill also included openers Wale and Kid Cudi, who brought all the hits from their young careers such as "Chillin' " and "Day N' Nite," respectively. Then you had Papoose, Slaughterhouse, the aforementioned Cory Gunz and Trav, then the more established crews — Diplomats, D-Block and G-Unit — closing out. "We mixed it up," Fif said of the set. "We made a set that got all of us rocking. They get to see it properly, so they get to see all of us rocking at different points in the actual sets, not just who got positioned. You know how sometimes you go to the tour and some people's music is louder than others? They fix it. As long as [the audience] leaves saying that everybody that came out to the festival had a good time, it's mission accomplished." The Dips came out with a flurry of their NYC bred hits such as "Gangsta Music" and "Hey Ma." The Unit was next. 50, Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo came out to "Crack a Bottle" and Fif threw his leather jacket (probably worth a few thousand dollars) out in the crowd. "Ryder Music" came next, followed by a small piece of "I Get Money." Shortly after Fif rapped his classic line "have a baby by me baby, be a millionaire," the music transitioned to Fif's new single, "Baby by Me." Shortly into that song, Fif instructed DJ Whoo Kid to stop the music. He wasn't getting the reaction he wanted. "Who did you come to see?" he asked. "I know. We in New York City and they don't wanna hear the lovey dovey sh--. You want me to take y'all back? "What Up Gangsta" came next. After "OK, You're Right," Fif turned the stage over to D-Block for a short set. The Yonkers collective rocked the crowd with hardcore tunes such as "Walk Witt Me," "Kiss Your Ass Goodbye" and "Who's Real." The Unit came back out with "Ayo Technology" and a sprinkling of other hits before giving Maino some shine with his big hit "Hi Hater" and "All the Above." Red Café and Wyclef Jean also made guest appearances — Clef jumped in the crowd during his performance. "50 Cent represents the struggle of the black man," Jean proclaimed before going into "Sweetest Girl." 50 Banks and Yayo returned for a fuller, complete version of "I Get Money" and closed, bringing out '90s-era R&B group Intro for their "Funny How Time Flies" — it's one of Fif's favorite records. The ThisIs50 Festival may not be a one-off — Fif said he's thinking about taking the show on the road. Source : MTV
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Video After The Jump Fat Joe's new album has laid claim to yet another victim. Officer Rick Ross listened to it before his show and as you can see, he fell off the stage and struggled to get up. I think there needs to be some kind of criminal investigation into the subliminal messages Joey Crack's album is sending out. First 50 Cent, then Young Buck, now The Bawse This "noise poisoning" is turning into an epidemic !
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Video After The Jump MSNBC Reports No decision she ever made or ever expects to make was more agonizing or more controversial. After 18 months of pouring her love and efforts into bonding with her adoptive son, Anita Tedaldi realized it wasn’t working and gave the child to another family. “I loved him and I cared deeply for him,” Tedaldi told TODAY’s Matt Lauer Thursday in New York. “I tried to do the same exact thing I did with my biological children, but over time it became clear that our family maybe wasn’t a good match for him, that we were unable to meet some of his needs.” Tedaldi inspired both praise and condemnation when she wrote in The New York Times’ Motherlode blog about the orphan boy she and her husband adopted — whom, they learned, had been found abandoned at the side of a road . The child’s exact age could not be determined (details that have been reported about the child’s age, place of origin, and new family have been altered to protect his identity). His legs were underdeveloped, and his head was flat in the back from being left in a crib unattended. The controversy has spread to the blog written by TODAY’s Natalie Morales, who wrote about it after reporting Tedaldi’s story. After reading Tedaldi’s story in the Times, Morales observed: “It’s a piece that will bring you to tears.” She did her homework It also brought Tedaldi to wrenching tears. She and her husband, who is in the U.S. military and is frequently deployed overseas, had three natural children. They wanted to adopt to share their blessings with a child who otherwise would have had little hope. “I had wanted to adopt for a long time, even before I met my husband or had my biological daughters,” she wrote in her blog entry. “I’ve always wanted a large family, like the one I grew up with in Italy, and I love the chaos and liveliness of many kids.” Tedaldi said she wasn’t going into adoption blind or with false expectations. “I did lots of research on adoption, including attachment problems and other complications that older adopted children can have,” she wrote. “I spoke to my therapist and went through a thorough screening process with social workers to figure out if I, and my family, could be a good match for a child who needed a home.” She was ecstatic when she picked up the boy, whom she identifies only as “D.,” after months of waiting, Tedaldi recounted. But as much as she poured herself into the challenges of raising him along with her natural children, she realized that she wasn’t connecting with him, and that he wasn’t bonding with her at that visceral level that only a parent understands. As time went on, Tedaldi began to consider giving him up to another adoptive family, but first, she sought out a therapist to help her bond with D. “Still, I struggled,” Tedaldi wrote. “One day ... I was on the phone with Jennifer, our social worker, who merely asked ‘what's up’ when I blurted out that I couldn't parent D., that things were too hard. “As soon as I said these words out loud, a flood of emotions washed over me, and I sobbed, clutching the phone with both hands.” An agonizing decision Problems with D. were also affecting her marriage, and when her husband was home between deployments, they found themselves fighting nearly constantly. Finally, the family made the wrenching decision to go to an agency to find a new home for D. Tedaldi and “Samantha,” D.’s new mother, spent days meeting together with the boy to smooth the transition. Tedaldi wrote movingly of the last time she saw D. “I kneeled down and pulled D. close to me, desperately wanting to impress an indelible memory of my son on me, and me on him, inhaling his scent, feeling his soft skin and touching his coarse hair. In our last moments together, I stared into his eyes and told him that I loved him and that I had tried to do my best,” she wrote. “His new mom would love him so, so much; my little man would be OK. He didn’t cry, he stared back at me, then looked to Samantha and asked for more juice.”
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TRACKLIST : 1. (00:00:39) DJ Clue & Raekwon - Intro 2. (00:05:09) Lil Wayne Feat. Drake - My Darling Baby 3. (00:04:00) Fabolous - Never Let It Go 4. (00:02:45) Raekwon Feat. Jadakiss & Styles P - Broken Safety 5. (00:04:24) Young Dose Feat. Fabolous & Rick Ross - Where Dey Do Dat At ! (Remix) 6. (00:03:33) 50 Cent Feat. Neyo - Baby By Me 7. (00:03:23) Ron Browz Feat. Jim Jones, Mase, OJ Da Juiceman & Shawty Lo - Gimmie $20 (Remix) 8. (00:04:18) Yo Gotti Feat. Gucci Mane, Trina & Lil Boosie - 5 Star Chick (Remix) 9. (00:03:34) Raekwon Feat. Ghostface & Cappadonna - 10 Bricks 10. (00:03:03) Lloyd Banks - Greenday 11. (00:01:55) Jadakiss & Mike Massive - Take It Ez 12. (00:01:42) Drake - Killer 13. (00:04:27) Rick Ross Feat. Young Jeezy & Triple C's - Eeerday 14. (00:04:13) Drake - Fear (Full Song) 15. (00:03:16) Jadakiss - Searching 16. (00:04:42) Gucci Mane Feat. Trey Songz - Beat It Up 17. (00:05:56) Drake Feat. Lil Wayne, Kanye & Eminem - Forever 18. (00:04:21) Raekwon - Catilina 19. (00:03:19) Lloyd Banks - Rockband 20. (00:04:26) Ghostface Feat. Fabolous - Guest House 21. (00:02:20) Rick Ross Feat. Plies & Triple C's - Yac DOWNLOAD HERE
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NEW FIRE FROM THE UNDISPUTED PUNCH LINE KING ! BANKS HAS A NEW DOUBLE DISC MIXTAPE DROPPING WITHIN THE NEXT COUPLE WEEKS. WHAT THE FANS REALLY NEED NOW THOUGH IS A FULL ALBUM FROM BLUE HEFNER, LET'S HOPE ONE IS COMING SOON, PAPERCHASERDOTCOM ON YOUTUBE POW!!!!!!!!!! IT'S THE UNIT !!! DOWNLOAD HERE
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Tracklist : 01 - Lights, Camera, Action 02 - Best Kept Secret 03 - 80s Baby 04 - Increase the Gritty 05 - In Luv Wit Ya Boy Featuring Ron Browz 06 - Radio 07 - Mind on Murder 08 - Return of the Real 09 - Truth Hurts 10 - Practice 11 - Reborn 12 - Yall Gone Have to 13 - Ill Be Back 14 - A Million Bucks (Remix) Featuring Maino & Swizz Beatz 15 - New Era 16 - Me & My Strap 17 - M.B.A.M. 18 - Holy Matrimony 19 - Real Recognize Real Featuring Jay Rock 20 - New Pussy 21 - For the Moment 22 - The Raw 23 - They Mad 24 - I Get Around 25 - Be that Way Sometimes Download Here
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TMZ Reports TMZ has learned a woman has filed a paternity case against Beyonce's dad, Mathew Knowles. We've learned Alexsandra Wright filed the case in L.A. County Superior Court. Wright lives in L.A. -- she works in the name-branding business. We're told she's in her late 30s. Wright, who is 6-months pregnant, filed the case last week, alleges Knowles is the father. Sources say Wright is repped by Neal Hersh, who is currently repping Lamar Odom in the prenup negotiations with Khloe Kardashian. Mathew has been married to Tina Knowles since 1980. Mathew could not be immediately reached for comment. Ditto Neal Hersh
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Timbaland ‘Shock Value 2’ Due Nov. 24

Timbaland is ready to shock the world once again with the sequel to his platinum-selling album Timbaland Presents Shock Value.The follow-up to 2007’s star-studded project will be released on November 24, Rap-Up.com can confirm. Collaborators include Justin Timberlake, Lady Gaga, Shakira, Kings of Leon, Miley Cyrus, Daughtry, The Fray, and Paramore.The first single, described as having a vampire theme reminiscent of Twilight, will feature the super-producer’s new French artist SoShy. It is expected to debut this month.Timbaland’s original Shock Value spawned the hit singles “Give It to Me” featuring Nelly Furtado and Justin Timberlake, “The Way I Are” featuring Keri Hilson and D.O.E., and “Apologize” with OneRepublic.
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