Allow Chiraq's underground Drill God to reintroduce his other alter ego..... with the pt.two to his cult classic"MUBU KUSH GOD" on his favorite holiday 4/20 so press Play and light up with "MUBU BUBBLE EYE" aka the "MUBU KUSH GOD" WE MUBU !!!!! , after you take a listen stay connected with Bubble eye on IG @bubbleeye_ and Twitter @_bubbleeye
01 Mubu Bubble Eye - Intro (Prod By Jonny Yayo) 02 Mubu Bubble Eye - Now (Prod By Jonny Yayo) 03 Mubu Bubble Eye - Different (Prod By Jonny Yayo) 04 Mubu Bubble Eye - Light It Up (Prod By Jonny Yayo) 05 Mubu Bubble Eye - High (Prod By Jonny Yayo) 06 Mubu Bubble eye - Scamdemic (Prod By Jonny Yayo) 07 Mubu Bubble Eye - Blues (Prod by Patron Tone & Flocka) 08 Mubu Bubble Eye - Real Talk (Prod by Patron Tone) 09 Mubu Bubble Eye - Rollin' (Prod by Damo Xclusive) 10 Mubu Bubble Eye - Get to the bag Ft King Louie (Prod by Jonny Yayo)
ATLANTA (WGCL) -- A romantic getaway for a young couple took a violent, almost deadly turn in broad daylight Friday.
“I was sleeping it was so early I just heard like 5 shots and that’s what woke me that was my alarm clock,” said Leshon Jones a tenant in a nearby apartment complex.
“I didn’t want to peek my head through the window and then they still shooting and then I got shot,” Jones goes on to say.
Meairra Mansara and her boyfriend were riding scooters down Northside Drive when they were attacked, after telling a man driving by to stop cat calling at the victim.
Boyfriend Juwan Davis stepping in asked the man to leave them alone.
Both Mansara and Davis rode down the street in an attempt to get away when bullets started to fly.
One of the bullets hit Mansara in her shin, shattering her tibia.
“From the distance I see someone go down…” Eyewitness Samuel Savage went running when he saw Mansara fall to the ground.
“It was really heartbreaking she was screaming she was crying, and she kept grabbing her phone to call her mom,” said Savage.
The fire department worked to stop the bleeding until EMS got to the scene.
Neighbors said hey believe violence is never the answer and rejection is not an excuse.
“It’s definitely a cowardly act to try and shoot somebody just because they don’t want to talk to you,” exclaims Jones.
“Take your licks and just go on there to someone else…don’t take it out on someone who rejected you,” said Savage.”
According to the victim’s mother, she will now have a permanent rod in her leg and is looking at at least six weeks of recovery until rehab therapy.
Lenox Hughes and producer Big French kick off 420 by dropping off an official music video for “Smokin’ That Jack Jenkins OG.” This is off of their forthcoming project titled “The Return Of Sugar Ray & Quick” drops April 23rd on all streaming sites.
Billionaire Burke is back!! The long-awaited return of this soon to be infamous Harlem native has finally arrived. Now we see why the short hiatus; he was busy behind the scenes preparing. Billionaire Burke’s new single ‘Need More’ complete with visuals will NOT disappoint. Produced by @ohthatskooldre and visuals being directed by Akin Films NYC.
Billionaire Burke is back doing what he does creating dope music and visually telling a story that constantly keeps you entertained. Showing he’s a true ladies’ man and gentleman while being a chess master and plotting his next move and if you are not careful his next move just might be to steal your girl.
Make sure to follow Billionaire Burke on all social media platforms @billionaireburke and your favorite streaming site today. Checkout the visuals for ‘Need More’ and don’t forget to like, comment and subscribe so you never miss the beat and stay up to date with all of Billionaire Burke’s new releases!!!
Suso FW, the man with the golden voice, the "Lonesome" superstar, started making music when he was 12. He is an example for every young musician who wants to make it big in the music industry. Suso FW's hard work, dedication, passion, and patience towards music paid off big time when a producer agreed to record his song, "Lonesome." It was a dream-come-true moment for him. He said, "It feels like I'm living my dream and don't want to open my eyes. I never imagined that this day would come because it was beginning to get frustrating at one point. When people reject you so many times, you sometimes doubt your abilities. But I'm fortunate that I didn't give up. And I'll continue to keep working hard and make good music for my fans." Living a humble life Stardom often makes celebrities lead extravagant lives. But Suso FW doesn't want to become one of those celebrities. He is a grounded guy who loves to enjoy the simplest things in life. A big part of still leading a humble lifestyle comes from his upbringing. His parents never taught him to ill-treat others or make improper use of money. They were not rich like the parents of other kids in Suso FW's school. But they always taught Suso FW to remain grounded no matter what happens. Apart from good parenting, Suso FW received massive support from his parents when he struggled to become a musician. His teenage life involved tons of rejections. He was making good music but wasn't getting the right opportunity. His father once said, "Mahdi is a good musician. I know it in my heart. He often plays his tracks in his room, and we can overhear them. I don't know why producers kept rejecting his music. Sure, I'm no expert, but I like his tracks. And I'm not saying this because I'm his father. I genuinely love the music that he creates. It is sad to see him coming back without a contract, but I think he will continue working hard. He is not the type to give us so quickly." Finding success It took Suso FW seven years to get his first big break. JP Soundz and Lone Wolf decided to produce his song, and it was a massive hit. Hundreds of comments flooded his YouTube channel. People started following him on Instagram and Snapchat. His YouTube subscriber list jumped to nearly 2,000 within a few months. It's the type of success that Suso FW had always imagined but couldn’t achieve because of roadblocks that came his way. But seven years of struggle seemed worth every second after his song topped the charts. The superstar said, "I don't want this dream to end. If I could just close my eyes and freeze these moments, I would be able to live with them forever. I never imagined that people would like my songs globally. It's a special experience for me." Suso FW plans to keep making music and starring in his music videos. It's what keeps him and his fans happy.
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Stephen A. Smith and Max Kellerman react to Zion Williamson’s comments about the New York Knicks after the New Orleans Pelicans’ 122-112 loss. #FirstTake #NBA
0:00 Max Kellerman reacts to Zion’s comments on the Knicks. 3:40 Stephen A. Smith says Zion definitely wanted to be a New York Knick. 6:00 Stephen A. says the Knicks can’t have Zion.
Atlanta artist TD Mr. Fox 5 is set to release his forthcoming project "Bandemic" on May 29th. Today, he's hitting the streets and the web with a triple threat of releases packaged with music videos. The first music video is for his new single "Jungle" featuring the late great Dallas artist Mo3. The other releases are "Belly" which is produced by Southside of 808 Mafia plus "Nightmares In Paradise" featuring artist Ace Redd and 6lu6andit. All visuals are shot and directed by MI Visuals.
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In the latest clip, Guerilla Black revealed that he scammed $20 million worth of credit cards and was sentenced to nine years in prison. When asked what he was spending his money on, he said he wasn't living a luxurious lifestyle but was simply taking care of his loved ones. Once he was given a 110-month sentence, he didn't realize how long the sentence was in years. To hear his initial reaction to his sentence.
Longtime NFL defensive end Aldon Smith returned to the league last year for the Dallas Cowboys after being reinstated following four years out of the league. He has a long and deeply sad history of arrests and addiction issues. Last year provided cause for encouragement; Smith played and started in a full 16 games for Dallas, finishing with 5.0 sacks on the year.
Following that season, Smith signed with the Seattle Seahawks, who officially announced the acquisition on April 15.
But it appears Smith is back in legal trouble again. According to a bulletin from James Pohlmann, the sheriff of St. Bernard Parish, a suburb surrounding the New Orleans, Lousiana area, Smith is wanted on a second degree battery charge. According to the bulletin, the alleged battery occurred at the French Press Coffee House in Chalmette and Smith departed the scene. According to law enforcement, there is video of the incident.
Scottie Pippen has revealed his oldest son Antron Pippen passed away on Sunday. He was only 33.
"I'm heartbroken to share that yesterday, I said goodbye to my firstborn son Antron. The two of us shared a love for basketball and we had countless conversations about the game."
Scottie continued, "Antron suffered from chronic asthma and if he hadn’t had it, I truly believe he would've made it to the NBA. He never let that get him down, though -- Antron stayed positive and worked hard, and I am so proud of the man that he became."
Antron was born in 1987 to Karen McCollum -- who married Scottie in 1988 (they split in 1990).
Antron was a pretty solid basketball player who reportedly spent time hoopin' at Texas A&M International University (TAMIU). Clearly, Scottie believed he had real potential, if not for his medical condition.
Scottie did not reveal Antron's cause of death. However, he's asking fans to pray for his family.
"Please keep his mom, Karen, and all of his family and friends in your thoughts and prayers. A kind heart and beautiful soul gone way too soon. I love you, son, rest easy until we meet again."
Antron also spent time playin ball at South Georgia Technical College -- and moments ago, the school paid tribute to their former player.
Chicago's Grim Reaper aka Lil Reese chopped it up with Cam Capone News about run ins he's had with the police, leaving Def Jam, enjoying the independent route, $100,000 getting stolen by the feds when they raided his house.
Rose Namajunas and Kamaru Usman train with Justin Gaethje for their upcoming title fights, excited to have fans in attendance again. Namajunas recovers with an ice bath and team pedicures. Champ Zhang Weili arrives in Jacksonville.
Jessica Andrade's flyweight debut against Katlyn Chookagian earned her Performance of the Night honors on Fight Island in October. The former strawweight champion looks to win the belt in her second division when she takes on Valentina Shevchenko at UFC 261.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A former sheriff’s deputy in Texas has been taken into custody Monday following a manhunt that began after 3 people were fatally shot in Austin.
Police said Stephen Broderick, 41, was arrested without incident about 7:30 a.m. along a rural road in Manor, an Austin suburb, Manor Police Chief Ryan Phipps said. He had a pistol in his waistband, Phipps said.
Police had received 2 phone calls about a suspicious person matching Broderick’s description, Phipps said.
Interim Austin Police Chief Joseph Chacon said Broderick was suspected in Sunday’s deaths of 2 women & 1 man, all of whom Broderick knew.
Police initially told Austin residents who lived nearby to shelter in place, but they lifted that request later Sunday when they said it was unclear whether Broderick was still in the city.
Chacon said that Broderick was a former deputy with the Travis County sheriff’s office, which is based in Austin.
Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza said in a statement that Broderick had been arrested for sexual assault of a child last June & was released on $50,000 bond. He said that the district attorney’s office on Sunday filed a motion to revoke that bond.
Sheriff’s spokeswoman Kristen Dark told the Austin American-Statesman that Broderick, a property crimes detective, resigned after the arrest.
The newspaper also reports that Broderick’s wife filed for a protective order and divorce shortly after his arrest.
In this episode of "People's Party With Talib Kweli," Kweli and Jasmin Leigh sit down with the legendary hip-hop group:
ONYX
This crew set a new bar for hardcore hip-hop when they hit the scene in 1993. Here's some of what you'll hear in this one:
• The importance of Big DS to the Onyx legacy. • Baisley Park as the epicenter of the Queens hip-hop scene. • Lo Life booster crew affiliations and Polo gear in hip-hop. • The story of how Onyx linked up with Jam Master Jay. • The chaotic video shoot for Onyx's 'Throw Ya Gunz'. • Pulling inspiration from Nirvana's 'Smells Like Teen Spirit.' • How Chyskillz helped define the Onyx sound on their first album. • The transition in tone from 'Bacdafucup' to 'All We Got Iz Us'. • Rapper X1 breathing new life into Onyx on the 'Shut 'Em Down' album. • Whether Sonny Seeza is still part of the group. • Starring in the 1993 film 'Strapped' and the TV show 'Moesha'. • Sticky's digital album movie 'It's About T.I.M.E.'. • How touring overseas has been so important to the group and its longevity. • Fredro and Sticky's take on the current state of policing. • The TV show 'Snowfall'. • How Onyx got together with the German production team Snowgoons. • The 2021 Onyx release 'Onyx 4 Life'
TIME STAMPS:
4:11 -- Sticky and Fredro state the boroughs of NY they lay claim to. Fredro also gives a shout out to Bishop Lamor Miller-Whitehead, they talk about Fredro's visit to the Breakfast club and if he's still angry at Charlamagne, as well as discuss Onyx member Big DS and how important he was to the group.
11:18 -- Talib asks Fredro and Sticky about the significance of Baisley Park in Queens. Fredro goes on to detail how Baisley Park was the epicenter of the Queens hip hop scene and Jasmin asks them what kind of energy there was around rapping when they were in high school.
14:37 -- Sticky and Fredro talk about being blood cousins, both being barbers in Queens before rapping, Sticky being a former member of the Lo Life booster crew and Onyx's early single in 1990 ' Ah, And We Do It Like This' as the stepping stone to being signed by Def Jam.
18:07 -- Jasmin asks Fredro and Sticky to illustrate the story of meeting Jam Master Jay at the Jones Beach Greekfest which then led to their signing. They also discuss the legacy of Jam Master Jay as well as the chaotic video shoot for Onyx's 'Throw Ya Gunz'.
26:07 -- Fredro and Sticky explain the inspiration of Nirvana's 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' on their classic 'Slam!' as well as the other emcees at the time that contributed to the vibe of Onyx and they also talk about their producer Chyskillz and how he helped define the Onyx sound.
30:25 -- Sticky and Fredro discuss the transition from the fiery and combative tone of their album 'Bacdafucup' to a more introspective approach on their follow-up 'All We Got Iz Us'. They also talk about how the self-produced album set a different tone.
34:46 -- Talib brings up rapper X1 and his contributions to Onyx's 'Shut 'Em Down' album. Fredro and Sticky detail how he came into the fold, gave the group new life, and and how skillful he was. They also talk about Sonny Seeza with Fredro stating, "he's still a member of the group he just doesn't always show up for work".
40:12 -- Fredro and Sticky are asked about their experience starring in the 1993 Forest Whitaker directed film 'Strapped'. They expand on the countless hip hop cameos, Jam Master Jay producing the score and how authentic the movie was. Fredro also gets into his time working on the show 'Moesha'.
47:53 -- Sticky is asked about his digital album movie 'It's About T.I.M.E.' as well as his 2001 solo debut album '[Black Trash] The Autobiography Of Kirk Jones' and how he thought it was received. They also talk about Onyx's wild appearance in the 'American Rap Stars' documentary.
51:58 -- Fredro and Sticky are asked why they think touring artists have been able to maintain so much longevity. Fredo explains the breath of fresh air he experiences when touring internationally and how much their music is appreciated overseas.
55:34 -- Sticky talks about his approach of writing rhymes that impress himself first, they discuss Onyx's take on the Police, the series 'Snowfall' and John Singleton's vision, as well as how Onyx and the German production crew Snowgoons came together, Fredro starting a podcast focused on sports and the 2021 Onyx release 'Onyx 4 Life'.
UFC 261 Countdown previews welterweight Jorge Masvidal's quest for revenge against champ Kamaru Usman. Watch these two athletes train and prepare for their April 24th main event matchup.
Lik Moss is an angry bear on the prowl as he releases a new EP titled "Outtahibernation." The seven-track project features vocal contributions from OT the Real and Arik Devine.
Production credits: The Giants, Yungdato and Acedakhemist.
The lead single and accompanying music video is The Giants-produced banger, "Live On."
Visuals directed by Tana for SteetHeatTV
Tracklist:
1. Show mercy (Produced by The Giants) 2. Live On (Produced by The Giants) 3. Stay Down (Produced by Yungdato) 4. Chow Time (Produced by Yungdato) 5. Payback (Feat. Arik Devine) (Produced by The Giants) 6. Bring the pain (Feat. OT The Real) (Produced by Acedakhemist) 7. Arrived
New on the scene is Detroit Holiday with his first offering for the streets. After a few listens, you can tell that "All I Need" is some authentic trap music that's been missing from the game. Listen to the new single below and expect more music to follow soon.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The former employee who shot & killed 8 people at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis legally purchased the 2 assault rifles used in the attack despite red flag laws designed to prevent that, police said.
A trace of the 2 guns found by investigators at the scene revealed that suspect Brandon Scott Hole, 19, of Indianapolis, legally bought the rifles in July & September of last year.
IMPD did not share where Hole bought the guns, citing the ongoing investigation, but said Hole was witnessed using both rifles during the assault.
Deputy Police Chief Craig McCartt said Hole began firing randomly at people in the parking lot of the FedEx facility late Thursday, killing 4, before entering the building, fatally shooting 4 more people and then turning the gun on himself.
Paul Keenan, special agent in charge of the FBI’s Indianapolis field office, has said that agents questioned Hole last year after his mother called police to say that her son might commit “suicide by cop.” He said the FBI was called after items were found in Hole’s bedroom but he did not elaborate on what they were. He said agents found no evidence of a crime & that they did not identify Hole as espousing a racially motivated ideology.
A police report shows that officers seized a pump-action shotgun from Hole’s home after responding to the mother’s call. Keenan said the gun was never returned.
Indiana has had a “red flag law” allowing police or courts to seize guns from people who show warning signs of violence since 2005, when it became one of the first states to enact such a law after an Indianapolis police officer was killed by a man whose weapons had to be returned despite hospitalization months earlier for an emergency mental health evaluation.
The law is intended to prevent people from purchasing or possessing a firearm if they are found by a judge to present “an imminent risk” to themselves or others.
McCartt said Hole was a former employee of FedEx & last worked for the company in 2020. The deputy police chief said he did not know why Hole left the job or if he had ties to the workers in the facility. He said police have not yet uncovered a motive for the shooting.
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