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T.I. and part of his Hustle Gang stopped by Hoodrich Radio to chop it up with DJ Scream about the new mixtape, G.D.O.D. (Get Dough or Die).
Tip speaks about censorship in hip hop, picks the Miami Heat to win the NBA title and briefly discusses Jason Collins' decision to come out.
The Grand Hustle CEO also discussed the possibility of Yo Gotti, Jeremih, Problem and Kirko Bangz joining the team.
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Harlem rapper A$AP Rocky has risen from the streets of Harlem, New York to become one of the most recognized artists in the game.. His upcoming documentary, "Suddenly," will give us a look at how Pretty Flacko turned his dreams into reality.
Follow A$AP Rocky along his meteoric rise to stardom from Harlem to around the globe as we go behind the scenes to the studios, tours, brawls, fashion shoots, video sets and all the way back to the humble beginnings that spawned a worldwide movement.
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The powerhouse mixtape/dvd, DJ coalition, & viral marketing brand Stack Or Starve announces it's highly anticipated collaboration with Chicago-based streetwear couture brand #ush! Clothing. Stack Or Starve , which was founded by Dough From Da Go , is responsible for helping to "break" the careers of several rap artists such as major recording artists Chief Keef, King Louie, Lil Durk and many others in Chicago and the Midwest region. The Limited Edtion Stack Or Starve apparel powered by #ush! Clothing is geared toward those that are dedicated to the daily grind of being successful in life. The established "100% Stack Or Starve Approved" stamp as well as "Got Bags???" as well as a few others, are joined by several fresh and new designs to complement the Stack Or Starve motto. The first design from the newly released product comes in the form of t-shirts and crewnecks for men and women. Purchase this fine, limited edition apparel exclusively on www.SOSAttire.com , also by emailing StackOrStarveApproved@gmail.com or calling 312-834-4874 (4USH). #StackOrStarve
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Aunz - LEAHLA
Aunz the DMV native delivers his Hip-Hop/R&B project entitled LEAHLA. After a few brief conversations with No Malice of The Clipse, he was given a few words of advice. He was told to follow his heart when making music and here you have “LEAHLA”. There are features from Stunna Isle Entertainment's own Fat Stackz, Yung HB, PK, D_O, Bugatti B & E. Trent. There's also a feature from Nickelus F.
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Since Tiffany Foxx really hit the scene with Hip-Hop Icon and mentor Lil Kim at the start of 2013, the world hasn’t been able to get enough of this undeniably talented, beautiful artist from St. Louis Missouri. Tiffany Foxx has made headline after headline aligning herself with the likes of Disney star Miley Cyrus to creatively expressing herself in her latest visuals Twisted and Jay-Z both which featured her industry mentor Lil Kim. Fans on the internet and on the street can’t get enough of the St. Louis star and truthfully most likely won’t be able to once they catch wind of the “On Set” single followed up with her highly anticipated Mix-tape “G.O.A.L. Diggers which drops May 27, 2013.
Thanks to the fresh audio collaboration of St. Louis producer Bradd Young and Vega, Tiffany hits the cyber waves with a sound to remember. In addition to her upcoming mix tape “G.O.A.L. Diggers” which will be released later this month, Tiffany Foxx has also recently released her own G.O.A.L. Diggers addition to the famed Gorgeous gangsters clothing line “DRUGS”. Keep up with Tiffany Foxx on Twitter and Instagram @1TiffanyFOXX
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Scott Storch has had his ups and downs in his personal life, but there has never been any denying his incredible talent as a producer.
Now clean and sober, Scott has been back in the lab working on new music.
He sat down with AllHipHop to talk about his recent work on Dr. Dre's Detox album
Scott said that he and Dre had created a signature West Coast sound on Chronic 2001 that he felt like they should duplicate on Detox. Instead, Dre has experimented with different sounds. Hopefully the project will be released at some point.
Storch has also found success with 50 Cent. He produced "Candy Shop" and "Just a Lil Bit" off of The Massacre album. He's interested in working with him again.
"You know what? 50, he's ill," Storch said. “For some reason, we can’t make a bad record. Every time me and him make a record, it’s some f*cking dope, fly sh*t. The success rate is 100% with us doing stuff together.”
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Music video by Jared Evan performing "Are We Almost There Yet?" (C) 2013. Off of 'Boom Bap & Blues' (produced by Statik Selektah).
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FChain back with his first freestyle "Stick Up" off his next mixtape "Chain Snatchin' Season" due to drop sometime 2013 except to see awhole lot of videos from him, also go download FChain "Chainsaw Massacre 2" mixtape which is certified Bronze with over 25,000 downloads on Datpiff.com
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MTV RapFix is coming to you live and direct from Miami today as Young Money/Cash Money takes over the show. Expect appearances from Lil Wayne, Birdman, Drake and many more of the YMCMB team.
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Alabama rapper Rich Boy links up with Big Gada and films a new music video for "Murder Scene." The track is off of Rich's mixtape, Back to Class. The video was directed by JTB Films.
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Legendary producer Mannie Fresh sat down with Vlad TV recently and offered some words of wisdom for rappers entering the game.
"If you tell something to somebody and it's a lie it will come back and bite you in the a$$," Mannie said. "It's a lot of kids in hip hop that feel like that gotta tell the same story. 'We grew up poor. I'm from the streets. My life was horrible.' If that's not your story, dude you don't have to say that sh*t. If you went to college there's nothing wrong with that. Hip hop is the truth. There's nothing wrong with saying I grew up normal."
Mannie was asked by Vlad to pick his top classic albums from a producer's point of view. The former Cash Money Records artist had a short list.
He picked 50 Cent's "Get Rich or Die Tryin," Eminem's "The Slim Shady LP," and the first album Kanye West produced for Jay-Z. Mannie didn't say the album name, but that would have to be "The Blueprint" because it was the first album Yeezy handled the bulk of the production for Hov. (Feel free to throw out your own ideas if you feel Mannie is referring to a different album).
Lastly, Mannie tackles a debate that has gone on for years, and will continue to go on until the end of time. Who was better? 2Pac or Biggie Smalls?
"Biggie dude...I haven't heard a rapper yet with worldplay like dude," explained Mannie. "The pictures that he painted. It made you wanna hold on to know what the second verse was gonna be. Dude was definitely the Alfred Hitchcock of rap."
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Duffle Bag Ransom keeps the momentum going after the release of his banging mixtape, The Alternative. Check out the Smokestack Recordings-directed music video for "I'm Back."
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Bizarre teams up with Riff Raff for "Molly World." The track is the lead single off of the former D12 rapper's upcoming mixtape, Lace Blunts. Dropping May 30th. Peep the music video below.
As promised, T.I. delivers the Hustle Gang mixtape, G.D.O.D. (Get Dough or Die). The project contains contributions from Tip, Iggy Azalea, Lil Duval, Shad Da God, Trae Tha Truth, Travis Scott, Young Dro, Meek Mill, French Montana, Big Kuntry King. B.o.B, Problem, Kris Stephens and more.
Tracklist:
01. Intro (feat. Michel’le & T.I.) (Prod. by Stroud)
02. Err-Body (feat. T.I., Young Dro, Trae Tha Truth, Chip, B.o.B & Shad Da God) (Prod. by The Superiors & Sarah J)
03. LiL Duval Speaks
04. 2 Fucks (feat. T.I., Chip, B.o.B, Travis Scott, Trae Tha Truth & Young Dro) (Prod. by FKi)
05. Poppin For Some (feat. Young Dro, Yung Booke & B.o.B) (Prod. by DJ Spinz)
06. Kemosabe (feat. Doe B, Young Dro, B.o.B & T.I.) (Prod. By K.E.)
07. Blocka (feat. French Montana, Young Dro, Meek Mill & T.I.) (Prod. by Young Chop)
08. G.D.O.D (feat. T.I., Yung Booke, Doe B & Big Kuntry King) (Prod. by Chuck Diesel)
09. Problems (feat. B.o.B, T.I., Mac Boney, Problem, Trae Tha Truth & Young Dro) (Prod. by B.o.B)
10. Here I Go (feat. Young Dro, Shad Da God, T.I., Spodee & Mystikal) (Prod. by FKi)
11. Only N Atlanta (feat. Young Jeezy, Shad Da God & T.I.) (Prod. by Certified Trunk Bangers)
12. Real Niggas (feat. Doe B, Shad Da God, Yung Booke & Big Kuntry) (Prod. By Stroud)
13. Yeap! (feat. T.I., B.o.B, Young Dro & Trae Tha Truth) (Prod. by Smash Factory)
14. Different Life (feat. B.o.B, T.I. & Young Dro) (Prod. by Osinachi)
15. Spodee Live From Rice Street
16. Away (feat. Spodee, Trae Tha Truth & T.I.) (Prod. by Nard & B)
17. Animal (feat. Travis Scott, B.o.B & T.I.) (Prod. by Tommy Brown & Travis Scott)
18. Let Me Find Out (Remix) (feat. Doe B, T.I. & Juicy J) (Prod. by Trap Beats)
19. Man Down (feat. Yung Booke, T.I. & Young Dro) (Prod. by Stroud)
20. Chasin Me (feat. Iggy Azalea, T.I., Young Dro & Kris Stephens) (Prod. by David Banner)
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Thisis50 & Young Jack Thriller recently spoke with Christian rapper, Bizzle for an exclusive interview!
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Lauryn Hill was sentenced on Monday in a New Jersey federal court to three months in prison for failure to pay taxes on $1.8 million earned from 2005 to 2007. She was also sentenced to one year probation, three months of home confinement and ordered to pay a $60,000 fine by Judge Madeline Cox Arleo.
In a statement to the judge Hill blamed her predicament on slavery and the U.S. economic system.
"I am a child of former slaves who had a system imposed on them,' Hill said. "I had an economic system imposed on me."
The former Fugess singer/rapper said she intended to pay her taxes, but couldn't during the time she left the music business. She cited unfair treatment as the reason she no longer felt comfortable in the industry.
"I was told, 'That's how it goes, it comes with the territory.' I came to be perceived as a cash cow and not a person. When people capitalize on a persona, they forget there is a person in there," Hill explained.
On Tuesday conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh responded to Hill's slavery comments.
"Ladies and gentlemen, there's a singer out there, a Grammy award-winning singer by the name of Lauryn Hill, and she has been given three months in prison for failing to pay about a million dollars in taxes over the last 10 years. She blames slavery for it," Rush said on his show. "Wesley Snipes shoulda tried it. He got a year. She only got three months. So the slavery excuse... (interruption) Oh, she paid the money. I know she paid the money. That's the thing, three months, almost a million dollars, but she sat there, she blamed slavery. She attempted to get out of paying it saying (paraphrasing), "The reason I didn't pay it is because I shouldn't have to. I'm the daughter of slaves. I had a system imposed on me. The system's not mine, it's yours. I shouldn't have to pay any of this."
"But that's not the point. She's a multimillionaire. She's a Grammy award-winning singer in the United States of America, and she's trying to portray herself as some sort of prisoner. Who's putting that kind of stuff in her mind? The Democrat Party. All the people she hangs around with in the music business, all the leftists and the liberals, all this constant talk about what a racist country this is. This is what happens. That stuff doesn't just happen in a vacuum. You have these impressionable young people that don't know beans anyway because their education was worthless. So here she is a multimillionaire, loved and adored by millions of people, her music is purchased by tens of thousands of people, and she thinks she's a slave, or either using the excuse will somehow get her out of having to pay what she owes. It's just another sign of the cultural rot and decay."
Who has a more valid point? Lauryn or Rush?
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