Track List 1.CAN’T STOP BAD 2.FFF (FUCK FORMALITIES FREESTYLE 3.MY YEAR, EVERY YEAR 4.ALL 5.MAKE BELIEVE 6.IMA START A FIRE 7.DOIN’ THIS
Born March 1991 in Detroit, Michigan, the edgy artist BadGuy began to develop his talent and passion for hip hop and lyricism at the young age of 6! BadGuy entered the studio at the age of 9 to record his first song and his father, a prominent Detroit music producer, quickly saw his potential. Growing up BadGuy has always been involved in different parts of hip hop culture, however he is a true rapper and an artist! Cunning entendre wrapped in witty vocabulary schemes and the most exciting selection of production and beats. This OHNO Project is the first installment of BadGuy’s OHNO Mixtape saga. His second tape of the OHNO Mixtape series will be released Fall of 2017 and with popularity growing, it is sure to be a big win for the emerging rap star!
The animosity between former Los Angeles Lakers teammates Matt Barnes and Derek Fisher runs deep. The hatred stems from Fisher dating Barnes' now ex-wife, Gloria Govan.
Gloria Govan
Back in October 2015, the two men got into an altercation at the home Barnes and Govan once shared, when the 6' 7", 226 lbs Sacramento Kingsplayer found out Fisher was there.
Matt Barnes with his twin sons
Barnes later told ESPN that he went there out of concern for his 8-year old twin sons, Isaiah and Carter, that was sparked by a phone conversation with one of them.
"I'm like, first of all, why are you still up? It's like 10 o'clock at night," Barnes told ESPN writer Ramona Shelburne at the time. "So I text back, 'I love you and I miss you too.' Then I FaceTimed him. I'm just like, 'Hey, what's up buddy?' Now, Carter is like the rambunctious one. He's always jumping off the walls. And when I saw his face, he was just sitting there, and I knew something was wrong. I was like, 'What's wrong, Carter?' and he shook his head, 'No.' Then he lays his head down on the couch, puts a pillow in front of his face and says, 'Mommy's friend Derek is here. This wasn't a phone call. We were on FaceTime. I could see him and the look on his face."
The beef heated up again this week when Fisher referenced Barnes in aBleacher Report interview
He was responding to rumors that he can't land another NBA coaching job after the New York Knicks fired him earlier this year, because players don't trust him after he broke an unwritten rule about not getting involved with teammates' families.
"If the worst thing someone has to say about me is that I'm now going out with a woman who used to be married to this guy I worked with for a year six years ago… cool," Fisher told BR.
Barnes shot back in the comment section of a Fisher photo on Bleacher Report's Instagram page.
"He sound real tough on here, didn't sound like that when he was running around my house screaming & pleading," Barnes wrote.
The Badazz Music Syndicate and Collective Music Group collide as OG Dre, Boosie Badazz and Blac Youngsta collaborate on a song titled "Home Invasions." Check out the Joe Yung Spike-directed visuals below.
Chicago's dynamic duo G Herbo and Lil Bibby continue to feed the wolves with high powered audio. Check out their latest collaboration from them titled "Got Em Sick"
FormerNBAstar and coachDerek Fisherlost some of his most prized possessions after his Los Angeles home was broken into.
TMZ reports that Fisher called police to report the break-in Monday morning, January 30. He said he left home around 7:30 a.m. When he returned it was apparent that someone had been inside while he was gone.
Authorities believe the thief or thieves entered the residence through a side door. An estimated $300,000 worth of jewelry, including the five championship rings Fisher won while playing for the L.A. Lakers was stolen.
The Los Angeles Police Department have launched an investigation into the incident.
Fisher played point guard for 18 years in the NBA for 6 teams, including the Lakers, Golden State Warriors, Utah Jazz, Dallas Mavericks and Oklahoma City Thunder.
He retired following the 2013 season and was hired as a head coach by the New York Knicks on June 10, 2014. Fisher coached the team until he was fired on February 8, 2016, after compiling an overall record of 40–96.
Check out Atlanta rapper Ralo's new collaboration with Young Thug, Lil Uzi Vert and Lil Yachty titled "Young Nigga." The song was produced by Ricky Racks.
Juvenile Has been working on a master piece for 2017 , with his first leak , "RED SOX" Featuring Young Thug, its not hard to see that he will be returning on the music scene with vengeance, . it is said this new project will be the modern day 400 degreez,, get your ear plugs ready there we be more to come. info 6103info@gmail.com
Prodigy, 1/2 of the infamous Mobb Deep, is out promoting his new album titled "Hegelian Dialectic: The Book Of Revelations." He recently visited DJ Tony Touch's Shade 45 show to spit a freestyle. Peep it below.
WASHINGTON (AP) — In an extraordinary public showdown, President Donald Trump fired the acting attorney general of the United States after she publicly questioned the constitutionality of his refugee and immigration ban and refused to defend it in court.
Acting Attorney General Sally Yates stood up to President Trump's immigration ban ... so he fired her. pic.twitter.com/GZyLdQZx8Y
The clash Monday night between Trump and Sally Yates, a career prosecutor and Democratic appointee, laid bare the growing discord and dissent surrounding an executive order that halted the entire U.S. refugee program and banned all entries from seven Muslim-majority nations for 90 days. The firing, in a written statement released just hours after Yates went public with her concerns, also served as a warning to other administration officials that Trump is prepared to terminate those who refuse to carry out his orders.
Yates' refusal to defend the executive order was largely symbolic given that Sen. Jeff Sessions, Trump's pick for attorney general, will almost certainly defend the policy once he's sworn in. He's expected to be confirmed Tuesday by the Senate Judiciary Committee and could be approved within days by the full Senate.
Yet the firing reflected the mounting conflict over the executive order, as administration officials have moved to distance themselves from the policy and even some of Trump's top advisers have made clear that they were not consulted on its implementation.
As protests erupted at airports across the globe, and as legal challenges piled up in courthouses, Yates directed agency attorneys not to defend the executive order. She said in a memo Monday she was not convinced it was lawful or consistent with the agency's obligation "to stand for what is right."
Monday Night Massacre: Trump fires Sally Yates, Acting AG who refused to defend his indefensible #MuslimBan. History will remember her well.
Trump's press secretary, Sean Spicer, soon followed with a statement accusing Yates of having "betrayed the Department of Justice by refusing to enforce a legal order designed to protect the citizens of the United States." Trump named longtime federal prosecutor Dana Boente, the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, as Yates' replacement. Boente was sworn in privately late Monday, the White House said, and rescinded Yates's directive.
Also late Monday, the acting head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement was removed. The administration didn't offer any explanation for the move, only said via Twitter that Daniel Ragsdale is returning to his previous position as deputy director. ICE executive associate director Thomas Homan was elevated to the role of acting chief.
Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said in a statement that Homan had led efforts "to identify, arrest, detain, and remove illegal aliens." The statement didn't mention Ragsdale.
The chain of events bore echoes of the Nixon-era "Saturday Night Massacre," when the attorney general and deputy attorney general resigned rather than follow an order to fire a special prosecutor investigating the Watergate scandal. The prosecutor, Archibald Cox, was fired by the solicitor general.
Yates, a holdover from the Obama administration who was the top federal prosecutor in Atlanta and later became Loretta Lynch's deputy, was not alone in her misgivings about the policy and its rollout.
Statement from Sen. Leahy (ranking member of Senate Judiciary) on firing of Sally Yates: pic.twitter.com/DFzGMJdud2
At least three top national security officials — Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly and Rex Tillerson, who is awaiting confirmation to lead the State Department — have told associates they were not aware of details of the directive until around the time Trump signed it. Leading intelligence officials were also left largely in the dark, according to U.S. officials.
Thank you Sally Yates. You knew Trump (who lost the popular vote) would fire you for following the Constitution. My kids will know your name
Tennessee Sen. Bob Corker, the top Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said that despite White House assurances that congressional leaders were consulted, he learned about the order from the media.
A large group of career diplomats circulated several drafts of a memo arguing that the order Trump signed last week will not make the U.S. safe, saying it runs counter to American values and will fuel anti-American sentiment around the world.
Spicer challenged those opposed to the measure to resign. "They should either get with the program or they can go," he said.
Trump's order pauses America's entire refugee program for four months, indefinitely bans all those from war-ravaged Syria and temporarily freezes immigration from Iraq, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia and Yemen. Federal judges in New York and several other states issued orders that temporarily block the government from deporting people with valid visas who arrived after Trump's travel ban took effect and found themselves in limbo.
Yates on Monday said that she had reviewed the policy and concluded that it was at odds with the Justice Department's mission. She said that though other lawyers in the department had reviewed the order, their review had not addressed whether it was "wise or just."
"I am responsible for ensuring that the positions we take in court remain consistent with this institution's solemn obligation to always seek justice and stand for what is right," Yates wrote in a letter.
Trump said the order had been "approved" by Justice Department lawyers. However, the department has said the Office of Legal Counsel review was limited to whether the order was properly drafted, but did not address broader policy questions.
The blowback underscored Trump's tenuous relationship with his own national security advisers, many of whom he met for the first time during the transition.
Mattis, who stood next to Trump during Friday's signing ceremony, is said to be particularly incensed. A senior U.S. official said Mattis, along with Joint Chiefs Chairman Joseph Dunford, was aware of the general concept of Trump's order but not the details. Tillerson has told the president's political advisers that he was baffled over not being consulted on the substance of the order.
U.S. officials and others with knowledge of the Cabinet's thinking insisted on anonymity in order to disclose the officials' private views.
Despite his public defense of the policy, the president has privately acknowledged flaws in the rollout, according to a person with knowledge of his thinking. But he's also blamed the media — his frequent target — for what he believes are reports exaggerating the dissent and the number of people actually affected.
After a chaotic weekend during which some U.S. legal permanent residents were detained at airports, some agencies were moving swiftly to try to clean up after the White House.
Homeland Security, the agency tasked with implementing much of the refugee ban, clarified that customs and border agents should allow legal residents to enter the country. The Pentagon was trying to exempt Iraqis who worked alongside the U.S. and coalition forces from the 90-day ban on entry from the predominantly Muslim countries.
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Associated Press reporters Matthew Lee, Lolita C. Baldor, Erica Werner, Jonathan Lemire and Vivian Salama contributed to this report.
Cleveland Cavaliers superstar and NBA Hall of Famer turned television analyst, Charles Barkley, are involved in a war of words.
LeBron's team are the defending NBA champions. They currently sit on top of the Eastern Conference standings with a record of 32-15, but have lost 6 of their last 10 games.
Following Cleveland’s fifth loss in 7 games Monday, January 23, in New Orleans, King James said his team lacks depth.
“It's been a shitty 2017 so far. We’re not better than last year, from a personnel standpoint. We’re top-heavy as shit,” James griped. “It's me, [Kyrie Irving] and [Kevin Love]. It's top heavy. I'm not singling out anybody, I'm not. Yeah, we won [the championship], but fuck, you know what, let's see if we can do something.”
Barkley responded on TNT's "Inside the NBA," by criticizing the three-time NBA Finals MVP.
"Inappropriate. Whiny. All of the above," Barkley said of James' comments last week. "The Cleveland Cavaliers, they have given him everything he wanted. They have the highest payroll in NBA history. He wanted J.R. Smith last summer, they paid him. He wanted [Iman] Shumpert last summer. They brought in Kyle Korver. He's the best player in the world. Does he want all of the good players? He don't want to compete? He is an amazing player. They're the defending champs. He's got Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love. He want everybody? He don't wanna compete?"
James fired back at Barkley following his team's loss to the Dallas Mavericks on Monday, January 30.
"He's a hater," James told ESPN of Barkley. "What makes what he says credible? Because he's on TV? "I'm not going to let him disrespect my legacy like that," James told ESPN. "I'm not the one who threw somebody through a window. I never spit on a kid. I never had unpaid debt in Las Vegas. I never said, 'I'm not a role model.' I never showed up to All-Star Weekend on Sunday because I was in Vegas all weekend partying.
"All I've done for my entire career is represent the NBA the right way. Fourteen years, never got in trouble. Respected the game. Print that."
KD Young Cocky is taking a much different approach with his latest single “Lifestyle” featuring YFN Lucci. In the lyrics, both KD and Lucci make reference to love and heartbreak, deciphering if women truly want them for who they are or for what they have. This round, KD has digressed from the high energy sound that fans have grown to love and replaced it with smoother melodies and an autotuned, ballad. KD has standout lines like “You know i’m ballin’, wannabe courtside. I married money, you can’t be my bride. You want the commas, stop telling them lies” that are clear indicators that he isn’t entertaining gold diggers. YFN Lucci chimes in with bars like “Searching for love in the wrong places, why’d you come home late?” affirming the lack of trust in shady women as they continue to rise to the top of music charts.
With Super Bowl 51 set to take place on February 5th in Houston, former NFL star running back Marshawn Lynch took a Skittles-sponsored trip to Houston, Renfrewshire, Scotland, to find out what the locals knew about it and much more.
Watch below as "Beast Mode" hops on a bike and travels through town hilariously quizzing citizens about football, the age of castles, gives fashion advice, dances to music being played by a group of bagpipers and chops it up with a Kiltmaker.
Phresher is riding a wave of success with his hit single "Wait a Minute." The Brooklyn, New York native looks to keep that momentum going with the release of his "Wait a Minute" EP. The six-song project features Remy Ma. It will be released on February 24th via 2017 DGYGZ / Broken Boundaries Inc / EMPIRE.
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