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Track is meant as a warning of the future
events to come as well as current prophecies
being fulfilled. A dark, somber vibe is what
Jimmy was after and he feels he achieved that.
A lot of what he talks about in the song has
come to pass, with so much yet to come.
Jimmy feels when Bible prophecies and world
news line up, it would behoove one to listen
to the message being spoken.
Kodak Black and his entourage were ambushed outside a fast food joint in Florida, and the shooting left one of his security guards in serious condition ... according to police.
Gunfire erupted around 3 AM Monday morning in the parking lot of a McDonald's in Tallahassee. Law enforcement tells us the shooter opened fire from a car that was tailing Kodak and co.
Law enforcement sources say the rapper's entourage was being followed by several cars attempting to cut them off as they left a nightclub, and Kodak's camp pulled into the McDonald's and blocked the entrance with a car while KB went inside to pick up an order.
We’re told one of the cars tailing Kodak went to the McDonald's, left and then came back ... and that's when people inside the vehicle started shooting.
Kodak's security guard was shot in the leg and rushed to a local hospital with serious injuries, police say, while Kodak was whisked away in an armored car and was unharmed.
Kodak was in town headlining a Sunday music festival, Cultur3 Fest, and the security guard is reportedly undergoing surgery after one of the shots apparently hit an artery. The security guard is now in stable condition.
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Sumter, South Carolina rapper Suthern Bizkit releases his new single called "Ice Water" produced by Soopa L. Listen below via Spotify or on any music platform.
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Aaron Rodgers' treatment is 'so blasphemous, so flagrantly disrespectful!' - Stephen A. | First Take
Stephen A. Smith and Max Kellerman discuss what Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers has left to prove.
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0:00 Stephen A. Smith says Aaron Rodgers is still "on another level."
3:09 Max Kellerman says Rodgers was the best talent at QB until Patrick Mahomes came along.
5:39 Stephen A. says Rodgers has always been let down by the Packers.
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Crews are working around the clock near Tampa, Florida, to stop a toxic wastewater pond from collapsing. With hundreds of millions of gallons on the verge of bursting through, a state of emergency has been declared and thousands have already evacuated. NBC’s Sam Brock reports for TODAY from Palmetto, Florida.
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Joe Tessitore, Andre Ward, Timothy Bradley Jr. and Mark Kriegel discuss a Terence Crawford vs. Manny Pacquiao fight in talks for this June.
0:00 Kriegel thinks the fight is a “long shot” of happening.
1:01 Ward thinks the bout will happen, then looks through Crawford’s list of achievements.
1:56 Bradley explains how Pacquiao can be a dangerous fight for Crawford.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WZTV) — Shocking new surveillance video shows the moment a Tennessee woman starts shooting at a group of Burger King workers. What lead up to the violence? Police say it was over wait times in the drive-through line.
The wild situation played out in Memphis after a customer got angry while waiting for her drive through order at the fast food restaurant.
Pictures from surveillance video show the woman pointing a gun at people inside a Burger King.
She gets into an argument with one of the workers and starts shooting. Forcing employees to run for cover. Thankfully, no one got hurt.
"I hate that they were impatient,” Dewayne Wilson, who was interviewed in the parking lot, said. “Kids work there.”
Memphis Police are still looking for the woman.
VIDEO: An angry drive-through customer shoots up a Burger King in Memphis (CNN). pic.twitter.com/0V09uyFaKd
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Lil Tjay goes Sneaker Shopping with Complex's Joe La Puma at Stadium Goods in New York City and talks about growing up and wearing Foamposites, his love for designer sneakers, and how he loses rare sneakers.
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In this episode of "People's Party With Talib Kweli," Kweli and Jasmin Leigh sit down with rapper, writer, producer and one half of the legendary duo Organized Konfusion:
PHAROAHE MONCH
Pharoahe earned his rightful reputation as an underground king as well as one of hip hop's most respected lyricists. Here's some of what we discussed:
• The deep rap lineage of his hometown of Jamaica Queens and his song 'Queens'.
• The origins of his name and how much of it really had to do with Monchhichis.
• Producer Paul C and how essential he was to the group Organized Konfusion.
• How John Coltrane helped Pharoahe develop his style as well as overcome his asthma.
• Organized Konfusion's ties with O.C. and The Diggin' In The Crates Crew.
• The importance of his Organized Konfusion rapping partner Prince Po.
• The significance of his Pharoahe's song 'Agent Orange'.
• What the song 'Simon Says' did for underground hip hop and Rawkus Records.
• The vibe, creative atmosphere and artists inspiring each other at Rawkus.
• Pharoahe and Common both have singles entitled 'The Light' out at the same time.
• 'When the Gun Draws' and it's lyrics being written from the perspective of a bullet.
• Feelings of Eminem giving Pharoahe a shoutout on 'Rap God'.
• Covering the topics of mental illness and depression coming from experience.
• The making of 'Assassins' featuring Jean Grae, Royce Da 5'9".
• Rock N Roll contributing to Pharoahe's vibe, music and attitude.
• His latest project Th1rt3en and recruiting Daru Jones and Marcus Machado.
• Pharoahe's love of dark hip hop like Mobb Deep and M.O.P..
• The internal process of making the song 'Racist'.
• Keyon Harrold's son being attacked by a Karen.
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3:18 -- Talib quotes Pharoahe from the intro of his album 'Internal Affairs'. Where he says "I have a dream, one day we will get to the promised land. Then the president will be me. The government will be Shabaam, Mos and Kweli". Talib asks him what the purpose was behind that statement. Pharoahe also goes on to speak about the incredible rap lineage of his hometown of Jamaica Queens as well as the people, the moments there that helped shape him as a future emcee, and his use of imagery in his lyrics to paint a vivid picture of the place he grew up in his song 'Queens'.
10:25 -- Pharoahe gets asked about the origins of his name and how much of it really had to do with Monchhichi dolls. He tells the whole story that involves him trying to cover up a bad haircut at high school. Pharoahe goes on to explain what producer Paul C meant to his development as an artist, the experimental success of his early group Organized Konfusion, as well as how the spirit of Paul C still contributes to how Pharoahe approaches making records today. Jasmin brings up Pharoahe's quote in the book 'How To Rap' and the influence of John Coltrane when it comes to flow and delivery. He also explains how Coltrane helped him overcome his asthma.
21:01 -- Pharoahe talks about Organized Konfusion's ties with O.C. as well as the rest of the Diggin' In The Crates Crew and illustrates how O.C. ended up on Organized's debut single 'Fudge Pudge'. Talib goes on to ask how Pharoahe felt about being an underground hip hop group signed to Hollywood Basic, a label owned by Disney, as well as how he feels about people's potential critiscm of him being a concious emcee that also isn't afraid to mix it up with topics like sex. He responds with a story about a panel in D.C. with a journalist asking Pharoahe and Mos Def what they were doing for young black women in the community. They also discuss the problem with forcing artists into a box as well as rappers as role models.
32:00 -- Pharoahe is asked to illustrate the importance of his rapping partner Prince Po and what he brought to the dynamic of their group Organized Konfusion. He states how essential Prince Po was during their early years of pushing demos and getting them noticed and he's asked if there will ever be another Organized Konfusion album. Talib remarks on how influential their music has been to him, Pharoahe speaks in length about the significance of his song 'Agent Orange', and he's asked about the difficult time in his career during a lawsuit over the sample for his song 'Simon Says'. He illustrates the grueling process and his best memories of making his album 'Internal Affairs' on Rawkus Records.
43:55 -- Talib recalls how 'Simon Says' single handedly changed the philosophy of Rawkus from 'independent as f*ck' to 'we need a radio hit'. He asked how Pharoahe felt about being Rawkus Records' greatest hope for mainstream success at the time. Pharoahe notes that for him it was more about him proving to himself that he could compete with the other club bangers that were dominating the airwaves at the time. He also details how he felt when he first heard the beat for 'Simon Says', his thought process behind penning that song, what he loved about the vibe of Rawkus Records and how they were so conducive of creativity. Inspiring each other and always pushing the envelope. They also get into Pharoahe's involvement in the production side of his albums.
51:58 -- Pharoahe speaks on the time he and Common both had singles entitled 'The Light' and answers if he felt like that proved to be a problem for him to gain traction with his version. Pharoahe also talks about his song 'When the Gun Draws' and it's lyrics being written from the perspective of a bullet, why he felt compelled to make a song outlining gun violence, and getting inspiration from visiting Dallas at the site where JFK was shot. Pharoahe also reflects on the time of getting caught up in politics after a short stint on Geffen Records, a number of labels in bidding wars, including Eminem's Shady Records, Denaun Porter's Runyon Ave. Records, Bad Boy and Sony.
1:01:12 -- Jasmin asks how Pharoahe felt when Emenim gave him a shoutout on 'Rap God' calling him the king of underground rap. He responds with praise of how Em has had a huge hand in keeping lyricism relevant in the realm of mainstream and details the moment he was told about the mention from Em. They also discuss Pharoahe covering the topics of mental illness and depression in his lyrics and why it's been so important for him to be so open about his own struggles with PTSD. He tells about the dramatic moment of clarity when he found out out why he was so depressed, that it could be fixed, as well as primary reasons black people have such a long history of neglecting mental health.
1:08:26 -- Pharoahe is asked about his song 'Assassins' featuring Jean Grae, Royce Da 5'9". He outlines the process of how the concept came together for that collaboration of lyrical heavyweights. They also dig into the significance of the number 13 to Pharoahe throughout his life. Jasmin asks Pharoahe what he has to say about Rock N Roll and how it's affected his vibe, music and attitude as well as if he can name the records that really forged that connection for him. He also elaborates on why drummer Daru Jones and guitarist Marcus Machado were such a great fit for his latest group Th1rt3en, how much he loves aggressive dark hip hop like Mobb Deep and M.O.P.., and being told not to use the term rock to describe Th1rt3en.
1:18:48 -- Talib asks Pharoahe how he feels about directing videos and if it's something he would want to get deeper into. Pharoahe speaks on his frustrations when watching music videos from the golden era. The quality of the visuals often not matching up with the songs. He praises Busta Rhymes with his ability to raise the bar in that respect. Pharoahe is also asked to expand on the story of how he was able to get KKK robes made for the music video of 'Fight', as well as to talk about how the internal process of him making the song 'Racist'. Written years ago with reservations up until now to finally release it. They also discuss Keyon Harrold's son being attacked by a Karen.
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A 23-year-old man is suspected of stealing a Kansas Highway Patrol vehicle and leading officers on a chase with speeds topping 100 mph -- while handcuffed behind his back.
Investigators are trying to determine how the suspect, Joshua D. Swartwout of Naples, Florida, managed to get behind the wheel of the patrol car & drive it more than 30 miles without the use of his hands.
"As a high-speed pursuit driving instructor for 20 years, I can only assume he was using his knees," Tod Hileman, a spokesman for the Kansas Highway Patrol said.
The Houdini-like escape unfolded just after noon on Saturday as a trooper was transporting Swartwout to a detention facility after he had been arrested on suspicion of auto theft following an earlier pursuit.
Hileman said the patrol car was not equipped with a rear-seat cage or a partition.
"He was being transported in the front seat of the car," Hileman said.
While on Highway 25, the trooper witnessed a serious motorcycle crash & pulled over to help, leaving Swartwout alone in the patrol car.
While the trooper was assisting the crash victim, Swartwout, who was handcuffed behind his back, scooted over into the driver's seat & drove off.
Hileman said the chase topped 100 mph on a stretch he described as a narrow two-lane highway with ditches on both sides.
The chase continued & headed west toward the Kansas-Colorado border. As the pursuit reached Edson, Kansas, roughly 30 miles from where it began, the stolen patrol car ran out of gas.
"The suspect, who was still handcuffed behind his back, fled on foot but was quickly apprehended," a statement reads.
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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) — A prayer vigil was planned for Monday outside the suburban New York hospital where rapper DMX remained on life support Sunday following a heart attack.
The family of the rapper said in an email Sunday that the vigil will be held outside White Plains Hospital at 5 p.m.
“On Friday night, April 2nd, 2021, our brother, son, father, and colleague DMX, birth name of Earl Simmons, was admitted to White Plains (NY) Hospital, facing serious health issues,” the family said through a publicist. “We ask that you please keep Earl/DMX and us in your thoughts, wishes, and prayers as well as respect our privacy as we face these challenges.”
Another statement released Sunday afternoon said the rapper remained in a coma and was on a ventilator.
Simmons’ longtime lawyer, Murray Richman, said the rapper was admitted to the intensive care unit at White Plains Hospital after going into cardiac arrest. Richman said he could not confirm reports that DMX, 50, overdosed on drugs and was not sure what caused the heart attack.
DMX made a splash in rap music in 1998 with his first studio album “It’s Dark and Hell is Hot,” which debuted No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart. The multiplatinum selling album was anchored by several hits including “Ruff Ryders’ Anthem,” “Get At Me Dog” and “Stop Being Greedy.”
The rapper had four other chart-topping albums including “...And Then There Was X,” “Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood,” “The Great Depression” and “Grand Champ.” He has released seven albums and earned three Grammy nominations.
Last year, DMX faced off against Snoop Dogg in a Verzuz battle, which drew more than 500,000 viewers.
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Virginia trio Ambassador Rick, Grunge Gallardo, and King Kong Gotcha, together known as The Opioid Era, come through with an official music video for "Black Ice."
As they prepare to drop the 3rd installment in the 3xDope Mixtape series aptly titled "Southside Edition," The Opioid Era drops the 1st video from the project due out later this month!!!
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Brownlucci and Kwervo Films are back at it again with another cinematic visual!! This time for “Penitencia.” Producer Save One provides the soundscape, while Brownlucci & Hierba Fresca team up on the track to deliver a seriously soulful and thought provoking vibe.
The video for “Penitencia” asks the viewer to question and self reflect in this short story about righteousness and justice.
“Penitencia” will be released as a single by multi-national label Sekta Recordings, and will be available in Brownlucci’s Bandcamp catalogue, and on all major digital streaming outlets soon.
Sekta Recordings Presents: “Penitencia”
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Former President Donald Trump's reelection campaign issued a staggering sum of $122.7 million in refunds to supporters in 2020, giving back nearly 11% of the money it raised, according to an investigative report published by the New York Times on Saturday based on an analysis of Federal Election Commission filings.
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Beginning last summer, the Trump campaign & the company that processed its online donations, WinRed, began to initiate the use of pre-checked recurring payment boxes while processing online offerings, Times analysis revealed.
According to the report, unless donors inspected the fine print of an online disclaimer & manually unchecked an opt-out box, the donor's credit card would be charged weekly until Election Day arrived.
In the lead-up to the election, the campaign "made that disclaimer increasingly opaque," the Times asserts & eventually added a second pre-checked box that automatically doubled a donor's contribution.
Eventually, financial institutions became "inundated with fraud complaints" from Trump supporters who unknowingly agreed to these recurring charges.
According to the Times, several banks & one of the nation's larger credit-card companies confirmed that, at one point late in 2020, these cases accounted for up to 3% of all fraud complaints received.
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Tina Turner's new documentary on HBO has revved up fans who are incredulous she's not already in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a solo artist ... but there's something they can do about it.
Since "Tina" premiered in late March -- and even before -- many of the legendary singer's fans have expressed outrage she's only in the RRHOF as a duo with Ike Turner ... her abusive and manipulative ex-husband and musical partner.
Tina and Ike were inducted way back in 1991, but she went solo in 1984 so that's further infuriated people ... because it means she'd been eligible for HOF induction for years but only got on the ballot this year.
Long story short -- fans are pissed and have been letting it out on Twitter the past week, but Greg Harris, President and CEO of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum tells us ... if fans want to help Tina's chances they can -- with the RRHOF fan vote.
The way it works -- fans can vote for the top 5 among the Class of 2021 nominees, which along with Tina includes Jay-Z, Mary J. Blige, Foo Fighters, Carole King and Rage Against the Machine. The top vote-getter among those 5 will win the official "fan vote."
Now, RRHOF voting is notoriously cryptic and secretive, but we're told the fan vote will be one of 1,000 votes from artists, historians, journalists, and members of the music industry.
That may not sound like much, but if fervent Tina fans vote her in ... ya gotta think it'll inspire others to follow suit.
Plus, it helps that she's beyond deserving.
Fan voting lasts until May 7, so if you're among those incensed TT's not in ... now's your chance to let your voice be heard.
BTW -- if Tina does get inducted, she'll be just the second female artist to enter the HOF twice ... following Stevie Nicks in 2019.
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Grammy-nominated rapper DMX was on life support at a New York hospital Saturday evening after he was admitted the previous night in grave condition after suffering a heart attack.
DMX, whose real name is Earl Simmons, was rushed to a White Plains hospital from his nearby home around 11 p.m. Friday, his longtime attorney Murray Richman told NBC New York.
The 50-year-old had to be resuscitated by medical personnel at the hospital's critical care unit, Richman told NBC News. The lawyer said DMX remains on life support after misspeaking earlier Saturday and stating the rapper had come off life support and was breathing on his own.
Richman did not say if the rapper suffered an overdose, as has been reported by a number of outlets.
"I've spoken to the family and the family and I are quite close with each other. I am concerned about his well-being and mindful of his significance. I have known Earl for over 25 years and I believe that his music is quite poignant, very important. He's truly a poet of our time," Richman said.
Richman said Simmons had been in the midst of making a movie.
Well wishes came pouring in on social media Saturday from many celebrities.
Hip hop producer Eric B and fellow rapper Missy Elliott asked their followers to pray for DMX.
Source: NBC New York
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Happy "EasteGunn Day 4" via Griselda Records CEO Westside Gunn with assists from Mach Hommy and Keisha Plum.
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“In The Dark” is the first official single from James Worthy arriving off his new highly anticipated Debut Studio Album "Once A Fairytale" slated to release in the summer of 2021. The song speaks on the fictional, and non-fictional displays of making love "In The Dark" as a metaphor intriguing listeners to spice up their relationships by going beyond the norms of typical romance. "In The Dark" is now available on all streaming platforms, & has hit #34 on the R&B/Soul iTunes Chart.
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