“Walking Check” video is demonstrating that not only does money bring happiness but that KD Young Cocky’s swag categorizes him as the cream of the crop.The visual gives fans an opportunity to explore KD’s lifestyle as he has shifted from an average artist to a well rounded brand and money making mogul. In the lyrics, KD coins himself as the “walking check,” considering himself a gold mine as a metaphor to his potential, accomplishments, and the attention he constantly gets from everyone. Showing off beautiful women, a big house, fast cars, and plenty money, KD is teaching everyone how to live a lavish lifestyle by building on your own empire and calling the shots. The artist invites us on his life adventure, from performing, to making it rain and popping bottles. The “Walking Check” video takes you into a day in the life of KD Young Cocky, who is steadily climbing to the top of the industry, accumulating success and wealth along the way.
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“Walking Check” takes you into a day in the life of KD Young Cocky and him climbing to the top of the industry, accumulating success and wealth along the way.“Walking Check” visual gives fans an opportunity to explore KD’s lifestyle as he transitions from the average artist to a well rounded brand.
The video is a direct reflection what many artist desire, yet in the visual KD coins himself as the “walking check,” calling himself a gold mine as a metaphor to his potential and accomplishments. Stunting with the big house and fast cars, KD shows his fans how to live a lavish lifestyle by building on your own empire and calling the shots. In it, he invites viewers on the adventures he gets into on the daily, from performing and turning up, to making it rain and popping bottles with the homies.
The “Walking Check” video is a dope depiction of his lifestyle demonstrating that not only does money bring happiness but that his swag categorizes him as the cream of the crop.
TIDAL has rolled out a new ad aimed at getting minorities and women to cast their ballot for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Tuesday, November 8.
The spot, which was filmed Friday, November 4, at a "Get Out the Vote" concert in Cleveland, features J. Cole, Chance the Rapper, Big Sean, Jay Z and Beyonce.
"For so long our voice wasn't a part of the process," Jay says. "Communities were under served because our voice wasn't being heard."
"Less than one hundred years ago women didn't have the right to vote," Beyonce tells the audience. "Look how far we've come from having no voice, to being on the brink of making history. I want my daughter to grow up seeing a woman lead our country. And know that her possibilities are limitless."
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New York is the home of plenty of legends within music especially within NYC. Today a rising independent artist by the name of TNJ shows up with putting Brooklyn on his back with the latest track "Get It Boy". The song begins with an audio from the famous movie "Belly" leading into the Brooklyn rapper motivating himself and others to go and get it.
Watch for this young talent to establish his name even more through out NYC and the viral world displaying his word play and skills with more new music coming soon.
Lil Waynewas criticized heavily last week for his interview onABC's "Nightline," in which he gave a bizarre answer to a question from hostLinsey Davisabout theBlack Lives Mattermovement.
"That just sounds weird that you put a name on it.," Wayne told Davis. "It's not a name; it's not "whatever, whatever." It's somebody got shot by a policeman for a fucked up reason. I am a young, black, rich motherfucker. If that don't let you know that America understand black motherfucker's these days, I don't know what it is. That man white; he filming me. I'm a nigga. I don't know what you mean, man. Don't come at me with that dumb shit, ma'am. My life matter. Especially to my bitches."
T.I.wasshown the video by his children and responded over the weekend with an Instagram post lashing out at Wayne for not being socially conscious and lacking leadership skills.
"Bro if you don't stand for something out here,all the money,jewelry,cars,mansions bandannas & hit records don't mean shit!," Tip wrote. "Our people are being oppressed! We are being hunted,captured & slaughtered out here daily! You have to get outta that bubble that you've been living in & get out here & educate yourself on what's going on around US!!! I'm always here to share whatever knowledge or understanding I may have to assist your growth & development,but u MUST STOP this buffoonery & coonin' you out here doin."
On Monday, November 7, Wayne's 17-year old daughter, Reginae Carter, fired back at Tip for publicly airing his grievance with her dad, instead of speaking to him privately.
"You lost his number?" Reginae responded directly to T.I.'s post. "You should've copied and pasted this and sent it to him thru via text, but u wanna seek for attention."
Reginae later tweeted that people shouldn't diss her dad or mother, Toya Wright.
"DO NOT COME FOR TOYA AND WAYNE . Just point.blank.period."
(Cleveland.com) — When LeBron James speaks, Northeast Ohio listens.
And Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton knows it.
The candidate banked on the special relationship the basketball star shares with this politically significant region in the final stretch of the presidential race. Clinton enlisted James, the closest thing to Cleveland royalty, to campaign for her Sunday afternoon at the Public Auditorium.
The basketball star, forever a hometown kid from Akron, spoke briefly, encouraging Ohioans to vote. He was joined on stage by Cavaliers teammate, J.R. Smith.
This was Clinton's second visit to Cleveland in two days. Her campaign hosted a free get-out-the-vote concert on Friday, featuring another American royal: Beyonce.
Ohio remains close, and the Clinton campaign continues to invest heavily as Election Day approaches.
On Sunday, Clinton delivered a steady final pitch to Ohioans in front of a crowd of about 4,000. She framed her campaign as a positive, unifying direction for America. She described the presidential bid of her opponent, Republican Donald Trump, as polarizing. She ran through her policy positions: She plans to rebuild the middle class, and make college more affordable.
Clinton notably avoided touting the news that she'd been cleared by the FBI again after new questions about her email use. The new investigation rocked the campaign two weeks ago, but its resolution was quietly applauded by the campaign.
With the email issue behind her, Clinton remained on message.
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LeBron James
James came with one message for Northeast Ohio — vote, and vote for Clinton.
"The number one main reason I'm here is because of Hillary and what she believes in," James said. "I want people to understand now I grew up in the inner city. And I know the whole notion of getting out and voting. And I was one of those kids, and I was around a community, that was like, our vote doesn't matter. But it really does. It really, really does.
"We have to get out and make sure we vote," James said, before introducing Clinton.
FBI email investigation
Clinton, freshly cleared by the FBI after new questions about her email practices, sidestepped the news. Instead, she gave a sturdy stump speech. Clinton spent time contrasting her vision of America to Trump's. And she asked Ohioans to vote.
"My vision is very different from my opponent's," Clinton said. "The bottom line is, his vision of America is so dark and divisive. It's not the America that I see as I travel around our country. I want us to have a vision that is hopeful, optimistic and unified about what we can do together to make sure America's best years are ahead of us."
Her campaign released a brief statement following the news affirming that she should not face charges for her email practices.
"We are glad to see what he has found, as we were confident he would," Clinton campaign spokeswoman Jennifer Palmieri said of FBI director James Comey. "We're glad this matter is resolved."
Mary J. Blige is back on the music scene with a single titled "Thick of It." Enjoys the visuals below and purchase it now here: http://smarturl.it/ThickOfIt
Posted by Rueben Wood on November 6, 2016 at 8:38pm
The Houston native has been preparing himself for the 59th Annual Grammy Awards to take place February 2017. Metro is not privy to the award ceremony as he has been, considered fro the past three years, bringing even more attention to the musical scene for the Texas based artist.
The single is being considered for at least two categories, Best R&B Song and R&B Performance! The newly released record “Mercy Merci”, has already been making noise on airwaves and will soon have a video release. A true R&B record, the new single elaborates on a relationship controlled by want and need of acceptance. “Who Do you Think you are?” Just one of the phrases from the new song, that invoke emotion to the listeners ears.
J Metro has a catalog of hits including 8 billboard charting singles, and with the year closing out, we can only expect to hear a long awaited debut album from the R&B artist sometime next year. Mercy Merci will surely become a staple in Metro's career as the single becomes a real R&B classic by its 90s jam feel. Don't miss out on the opportunity to support this amazing artist by voting for him, and getting your download of Mercy Merci today!
Posted by Rueben Wood on November 6, 2016 at 6:18pm
The Houston native has been preparing himself for the 59th Annual Grammy Awards to take place February 2017. Metro is not privy to the award ceremony as he has been, considered fro the past three years, bringing even more attention to the musical scene for the Texas based artist.
The single is being considered for at least two categories, Best R&B Song and R&B Performance! The newly released record “Mercy Merci”, has already been making noise on airwaves and will soon have a video release. A true R&B record, the new single elaborates on a relationship controlled by want and need of acceptance. “Who Do you Think you are?” Just one of the phrases from the new song, that invoke emotion to the listeners ears.
J Metro has a catalog of hits including 8 billboard charting singles, and with the year closing out, we can only expect to hear a long awaited debut album from the R&B artist sometime next year. Mercy Merci will surely become a staple in Metro's career as the single becomes a real R&B classic by its 90s jam feel. Don't miss out on the opportunity to support this amazing artist by voting for him, and getting your download of Mercy Merci today!
Solange's "A Seat at the Tale" album is one of the best bodies of work released in 2016. The singer performed two stand out songs off of it; "Cranes in the Sky" and "Don't Touch My Hair," featuring Sampha on Saturday Night Live November 5th.
Thank u @nbcsnl for having me, & to all who watched & showed love... I had a great time, even through the imperfections & nervousness ! pic.twitter.com/HGRXrXUmx9
Thank u to the incredible @sampha & my band for joining me! & to the awesome Gerard & Kelly for tak'n my choreography/ideas & making em pic.twitter.com/yslzv9CUNx
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Floyd Mayweather Jr. stopped by to see an old foe, and Manny Pacquiao tried his best to give him a show.
With Mayweather watching intently from a ringside seat, Pacquiao dropped Jessie Vargas in the second round and bloodied his face Saturday night on his way to a lopsided decision that gave him a piece of the welterweight title once again.
Pacquiao won on all three ringside scorecards — 118-109, 118-109 114-113 — to take the piece of the title Vargas won in his last fight. The AP scored it 119-109 for Pacquiao.
"Not bad," Mayweather said, giving Pacquiao a thumbs up after the fight.
It was vintage Pacquiao at times, even though he couldn't stop Vargas like he desperately wanted to. And with Mayweather at ringside it certainly will stir talk of a second fight between the boxers who went at it last year in the richest fight ever.
That, of course, would depend on Mayweather coming out of retirement and Pacquiao being able to fight while still attending to his duties as a senator in the Philippines. Mayweather did not answer questions about a possible return to the ring shouted at him by writers at ringside.
"I invited him to be here tonight," Pacquiao said, saying "we'll see" when asked if the two could meet again.
Pacquiao pressed the fight from the opening bell, trying to score a knockdown. He looked as if he would when he caught Vargas with a straight left that put him on the canvas, but Vargas got up quick and fought the distance.
"I feel I could do more but every round I tried to knock him out," Pacquiao said.
Just before the bell rang to start the fight, Pacquiao smiled and waved a fist at Mayweather. He clearly wanted to impress Mayweather, who won their first fight easily.
But Pacquiao, who has not knocked out an opponent in seven years, wasn't going to stop the younger Vargas in his hometown. Vargas had difficulty dealing with Pacquiao's speed, but was more than willing to trade punches to try and lure him into a brawl.
In the eighth round he succeeded at doing that, hitting Pacquiao with a big right and punching his gloves together as if to tell him to stand and fight. Pacquiao went right back after him and they traded punches before staring at each other when the bell sounded to end the round.
"Fighting Manny Pacquiao is like playing a very fast game of chess," Vargas said. "You have to be alert at all times, there are a lot of punches coming in. He was very fast and he was very sharp."
Vargas was cut over the right eye by an accidental clash of heads in the eighth, and blood trickled into his eye but it didn't seem to be a factor.
The taller Vargas landed some good right hands of his own, but they were infrequent and he rarely followed up on them. Still, they were enough to keep Pacquiao away at times and offset some of his advantage with speed.
"I didn't want to be careless," Pacquiao said. "I was very careful to go inside because I know he will counter me."
Pacquiao was credited with landing 147 of 409 punches to 104 of 562 for Vargas. Pacquiao also was given a 101-70 advantage in power punches.
Mayweather took a ringside seat alongside his daughter to watch the man who helped make him untold millions when they fought in 2015. Mayweather won that fight, and Pacquiao's performance was largely panned, though he claimed to have an injured shoulder.
Pacquiao, fighting in his 22nd title fight in a pro career that stretches back to 1995, trained at night in the Philippines in the weeks leading up to the fight so he could tend to his day job as a newly elected senator. With the senate out of session, he was back in a more familiar place, with a crowd of some 16,132 nearly filling the UNLV campus arena to watch him take on Vargas, who was in only his second title bout.
Pacquiao, who earned a reported $100 million to fight Mayweather in the richest fight ever, was guaranteed $4 million plus a percentage of the revenue of the fight. Vargas got $2.8 million.
Pacquiao improved to 59-6-2, while Vargas fell to 27-2.
French Montana gifts fans with his "MC4" project for free. The fourth installment of the rapper's "Mac & Cheese" series was originally scheduled for a retail release, but French decided to drop it as a freebie.
Features include Drake, Jeezy, Styles P, Jadakiss, Beanie Sigel, Nas, Kanye West, Miguel, chinx, Max B, A$AP Rocky and Kodak Black.
1.Ready (Intro) (Prod by The Mekanics) 2.Play Yaself (Prod by Harry Fraud) 3.No Shopping feat Drake (Prod by Murda Beatz) 4.2 Times (Prod by Maaly Raw) 5.Everytime feat Jeezy (Prod by Earl and E) 6.Said N Done ft. ASAP Rocky (Prod by Earl and E) 7.Heated (Prod by Swift) 8.Lockjaw feat Kodak Black (Prod by Ben Billions) 9.Check Come (Prod by Swift) 10.Brick Road (Prod by Harry Fraud) 11.Xplicit Ft. Miguel (Prod by Ben Billions, Danny Boy Styles, The ANMLS) 12.Figure It Out feat Kanye West & Nas (Prod by DJ Khalil, Rick Steel) 13.Have Mercy feat Beanie Sigel, Jadakiss Styles P (Prod by iLLA DJ Khaled) 14.Chinx Max / Paid For feat Max B Chinx)
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