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In this clip, Z-Ro spoke about being homeless as a teenager and doing "light hustling" to get by. He then explained why he doesn't consider his childhood to be rough despite being homeless and sleepig on park benches. To hear more, including living in a part of town that people considered to be wealthy.
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Razor continues to represent OBH Records to the fullest by dropping pure heaters. Today, he links up with fellow Philly spitter, E Ness, to release a new banger titled "Uzi."
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Amidst the chaotic and perilous events currently shaking the globe, Cambatta presents “Bones of Osiris” an unapologetic, epigrammatic, street dissertation over a sinister composition produced by New York beatsmith Chup and the 2nd single to the upcoming album LSD dropping 7.21.2020. smarturl.it/LunarSolarDuality
"when I wrote this song, the moment I heard the beat I was inspired to write something that was wickedly witty yet motivational in a revolutionary sense. This song represents frustration and aggression but also knowledge of self and eagerness to nullify in the burning hunger in my soul.” - Cambatta
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(CNN) Body camera footage of a black man's arrest in Austin, Texas, where he says "I can't breathe" multiple times is under investigation.
In body camera video released Monday by the Austin Police Department, Williamson County Sheriff's Office deputies were shown pursuing Javier Ambler, 40, just after 1 a.m. on March 28, 2019.
Ambler failed to dim his car's headlights as he drove past a deputy, according to a sheriff's department incident report. Ambler then tried to flee, leading officers on a 22-minute pursuit that ended up in the city of Austin, the report says.
Ambler collided with three fixed objects on and off the roadway, according to the office of the Texas Attorney General custodial death report.
The 14-minute body camera footage captured the moment the deputies stopped their vehicles, and when they started walking toward Ambler.
Ambler exited his car with his hands up, according to the documents obtained by CNN. He was unarmed and not intoxicated. Officers tried to handcuff Ambler, but said he resisted and pushed back on the officers as he refused to follow the verbal commands, according to Williamson County Sheriff's Office case report.
Ambler is seen in distress. As they handcuff him, he is heard saying "I have congestive heart failure."
Multiple times on the video, Ambler is also heard saying he can't breathe and that he's not resisting. Several minutes into the arrest, officers realize Ambler is unresponsive. Ambler is no longer heard on-camera.
Shortly after, officers took off Ambler's handcuffs and can be heard administering CPR compressions until medical units arrived on the scene.
Ambler's manner of death was ruled a homicide, according to the death report from the Texas Attorney General. Congestive heart failure, hypertensive cardiovascular disease associated with morbid obesity "in combination with forcible restraint" were listed as Ambler's cause of death.
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Daniel Cormier and Ariel Helwani react to Conor McGregor’s retirement tweet after UFC 250 as well as the different issues that McGregor, Henry Cejudo, Jon Jones and Jorge Masvidal currently have with the UFC. DC says that the UFC just needs to get McGregor a fight, whether it be vs. Nate Diaz, Anderson Silva or someone else.
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Check out the official music video for "Cold Shoulder" by MoneyBagg Yo.
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Kobe Bryant’s wife Vanessa Bryant is seeking hundreds of millions of dollars as part of a wrongful death lawsuit against the helicopter company and the estate of a pilot involved in the deadly January crash that killed her husband and daughter, according to a report.
Bryant filed suit in February, blaming pilot Ara Zobayan — who died alongside Kobe and his daughter Gianna — for failing to obtain weather data before taking off and for failing to cancel the flight when he learned of the poor weather conditions, which included fog.
Now, Vanessa has made a claim that she is entitled to hundreds of millions in future lost earnings as a result of the LA Laker’s untimely death, The Blast reported.
“As a result of Kobe Bryant’s and GB’s deaths, Vanessa Bryant seeks economic damages, non-economic damages, prejudgment interest, punitive damages, and other relief as the Court deems just and proper,” court papers filed in the case say, according to the outlet.
Other passengers who perished in the Jan. 26 crash in Calabasas, Calif. have since filed their own wrongful death lawsuits.
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Dave East just dropped a hot new mixtape titled "Who Got Next". The New York based rapper is doing a series of mixtapes promoted by Trillest Entertainment featuring the hottest artists all around the world!
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Joe Biden on Monday met privately with the family of George Floyd, the Minnesota man whose death at the hands of Minneapolis police sparked nearly two weeks of outrage and protests across America and the world.
“Listening to one another is what will begin to heal America. That’s just what VP @JoeBiden did with the family of #GeorgeFloyd – for more than an hour. He listened, heard their pain, and shared in their woe. That compassion meant the world to this grieving family,” tweeted Benjamin Crump, one of the Floyd family’s lawyers.
Crump also tweeted out a photo of Biden, himself, the Rev. Al Sharpton, Louisiana Democratic Rep. Cedric Richmond, a past head of the Congressional Black Caucus, and Roger Floyd, George’s uncle, all wearing face masks to prevent coronavirus.
Biden traveled to Houston to meet with Floyd’s family, two weeks after his May 25 death in police custody triggered nationwide protests over racial injustice.
Biden was expected to offer his sympathies to Floyd’s relatives and record a video message for the private funeral service scheduled to take place on Tuesday in Floyd’s hometown of Houston, two aides said.
He was not expected to attend the service to avoid any disruption to mourners that could be caused by his Secret Service protective detail, they said.
Floyd’s private funeral starts 11 a.m. Tuesday, and he will be buried next to his mother at Houston Memorial Gardens in Pearland.
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Newark, New Jersey emcee Confucious releases an official music video for "Limelight" off of his new "Analects of Confucious" EP. The-6-track project was completely produced by Pa. Dre.
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Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin appeared virtually in a Minneapolis court Monday, where the Judge Jeannice Reding granted prosecutor’s motion to set unconditional bail at $1.25 million, or $1 million with conditions.
Those conditions include being law-abiding, making future appearances, not working in a security or law enforcement capacity, surrendering fire arms or ammunition and any fire arm permit, not to leave the Minnesota, and no contact with George Floyd’s family. He would also need to waive extradition upon his release.
The defense did not object to the prosecutor’s bail proposal.
Chauvin — who pressed his knee on George Floyd's neck for nearly nine minutes — was arrested last month and charged with third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. Last week, prosecutors added a second-degree murder charge.
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AR-AB Reached Out To Mikey T The Movie Star of Report Card Radio To Give an Update On His Long awaited Debut Album "The Road To Glory" AR-AB says with everything going on his people are "Tied Up" in relation to Dropping the Album , AB Gave Us the Info to Get The Album Though..Contact #PoeRilla #ARAB Stay Tuned For More From AR-AB.
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SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (AP) — The FBI and local investigators are trying to determine a possible link between the ambush-style killing of a Northern California sheriff’s deputy Saturday night and that of a federal officer who was fatally shot outside the U.S. courthouse in Oakland more than a week ago.
The FBI office in San Francisco confirmed Sunday its investigators were working with the Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Department to determine a possible motive and links to other crimes committed in the San Francisco Bay Area, including the attack that killed a Federal Protective Service officer and critically wounded another officer on May 29. Both involved shooters in a van.
An active-duty U.S. Air Force sergeant has been arrested on suspicion of fatally shooting Santa Cruz Sheriff’s Sgt. Damon Gutzwiller, 38, and wounding two other officers Saturday.
Santa Cruz County Sheriff Jim Hart said Gutzwiller was a beloved 14-year veteran of the force.
“There’s a hole in all of our hearts now.” he said at a vigil Sunday that drew more than a thousand mourners.
On Saturday, deputies responded to a 911 call around 1:30 p.m. about a suspicious van in Ben Lomond, an unincorporated area near Santa Cruz. The caller said there were guns and bomb-making devices inside, Hart said.
When deputies arrived, the van pulled away and the deputies followed. The van went down a driveway at a home, and the deputies were ambushed by gunfire and explosives after getting out of their vehicle.
Gutzwiller was wounded and later died at a hospital. Another deputy was wounded by gunfire or shrapnel and struck by a vehicle as the suspect fled. A third officer from the California Highway Patrol was shot in his hand, Hart said.
The suspect, 32-year-old Steven Carrillo, attempted a carjacking and was shot during his arrest, Hart said. He was being treated at the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. The injured deputy was listed in stable condition on Sunday.
Carrillo will be charged with first-degree murder, Hart said.
Carrillo had arrived at Travis Air Force Base, 50 miles (81 kilometers) northeast of San Francisco, in June 2018 and was a member of the 60th Security Forces Squadron, a base spokesman said.
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We have a new "Karen" -- this one is in Arizona -- and this time she didn't walk away clean ... instead, she got handled with a slap to the face.
This went down Saturday at a Phoenix gas station, where a middle-aged white woman stormed inside demanding to be helped after her pump outside was apparently not working. An argument ensued between her and a younger woman who was being helped at the counter.
While you don't hear it initially, the guy recording says he just heard 'Karen' tell the other woman she needs to go back to her country. She also tells the clerk -- on camera -- not to serve the woman.
Eventually, both women got in each other's faces, and after "Karen" got handsy, the other woman slapped her square on the jaw. "Karen" stormed out in a huff.
The overreacting, racist behavior we've seen plenty of lately -- but this outcome was much different. Maybe even ... refreshing? Sure, let's go with that.
BTW, we've reached out to the owners of this convenience store and they tell us this white woman -- who initially ID'd herself as a manager -- is not employed by them, and is no longer welcome at any of their locations nationwide.
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I’m not a violent person by any means, nor do I advocate for it...but...seeing this racist Karen in Phoenix get SLAPPED after telling a Native American woman to “go back” to her country was refreshing. More so than Savasana (yoga). pic.twitter.com/FCf1ORrcDx
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A hidden treasure chest filled with more than $1 million in gold and jewels has been found in the Rocky Mountains after a decade long search. Art and antiquities collector Forrest Fenn claims he hid the stash and says a treasure hunter located the chest a few days ago. He posted clues to the treasure's location online and in a poem published in his 2010 autobiography, "The Thrill of the Chase."
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Joe Biden leads Donald Trump 55 to 41 in new CNN/SSRS polling, and a majority say Biden is best to handle the coronavirus crisis and a majority also say U.S. protests are justified. The panel discusses
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In this episode of People's Party, Talib Kweli and Jasmin Leigh sit down with comedian, actor, writer, producer, and musician Eric Andre. The hilarious-yet-insightful discussion kicks off with Kweli recalling his own appearance on Eric's show where he was viciously tased with a cattle prod by Murs. They dive into great advice Eric got from Dave Chappelle, his biggest influences, crate-digging for records, and his close friendship with comedian Hannibal Burress. Later, the trio discusses the professionalism of Ice Cube, unhappy celebs over the chaos they were subjected to on 'The Eric Andre Show,' and someone brandishing a knife on Eric during the filming of 'Bad Trip.'
Eric also speaks on his love of Rawkus Records and the album 'Soundbombing II.' He reflects on how he identifies with his Jewish heritage and Kweli asks about Eric risking his life while trolling Alex Jones at the RNC. Bouncing off of a question from Jasmin, Eric explains what separates his forthcoming movie 'Bad Trip' from 'Jackass,' and sounds off on why artists shouldn't explain their art. As the interview nears its close, the trio speaks on the genius of Tiffany Haddish, who stars in 'Bad Trip,' and why she volunteered herself for the project.
Finally, everyone shares their personal experiences with recreational drugs -- which is a pretty damn strong way to end an episode.
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2:11 -- Talib brings up being on 'The Eric Andre Show', along with Murs, and a bunch of rappers whose names he wasn't familiar with. He recounts Eric taking it easy on him when he was cattle prodding all the guests, but Murs going all in on Kweli when the cattle prod was passed to him, Talib explains why. They also discuss Eric's Bukake Birthday flyer, and Dave Chappelle bringing his wife and kids to Eric's show not knowing what they would be bearing witness to.
6:59 -- Eric speaks on his biggest comedy influences, why he gravitates towards those comedians, and shares some insightful advice he got from Dave Chappelle before filming his Netflix special. They also discuss crate digging, sample clearance, and Eric asks Talib who his favorite producer is.
10:44 - Talib asks Eric about studying upright jazz bass at Berkeley University, asks him if he can still play, Talib talks about recording sessions with Yasiin Bey for the new Black Star album, Talib asks Eric if he feels he gets pigeon holed as a prankster comedian, and Eric talks about how he became great friends with comedian Hannibal Buress.
14:39 -- Eric asks Talib how it was interviewing Ice Cube, Talib outlines Cube's professionalism, Eric asks Talib who he grew up listening to, they talk Bobby Brown in Ghostbusters 2, Jasmin asks Eric which celebrities were the most upset with Eric's hi-jinks when appearing on his show, and the Flav and Chuck D situation gets a mention.
18:45 -- Eric is asked how many people come on his show fully aware of what's about to happen, he talks about Adult Swim's artistic freedom, where he filmed his first show, what it was like in his early days in New York bombing as a struggling comic, eating microwave indian food, and waking up on park benches. He also tells about getting a knife pulled on him while filming 'Bad Trip'.
24:59 -- Eric illustrates how he identifies with his Jewish heritage, they discuss violence in the Bible, Talib tells Eric why his interview with Larry King was one of his favorite interviews ever, Eric tells why he thinks artists shouldn't have to explain their art, he recounts seeing Talib perform while touring with Common, speaks on his love for Rawkus Records', and how 'Soundbombing II' was such an influential album.
32:13 -- Talib mentions his satisfaction with seeing Eric troll Aex Jones at the RNC, Eric outlines how he had to barge his way through the alt-right crowd to make his way on stage with Alex, he gives his take on Joe Biden as a potential presidential candidate, Talib and Eric discuss the biggest differences of his prank movie 'Bad Trip' vs. 'Jackass', Johnny Knoxville pissing off Raekwon, and Eric explains how he avoided getting recognized when making 'Bad Trip'.
38:10 -- Eric asks Jasmin why she's sitting so far away from the table and Jasmin questions if all the reactions in 'Bad Trip' were 100% real. They also discuss the versatility of Tiffany Haddish, Eric tells the hilarious story of how Tiffany got put on to the movie, Talib reflects on seeing Eric's name during the Lion King film trailer, Eric recounts being told why he doesn't see many black people showing up to his sets, and the trio discusses their personal experiences with recreational drugs.
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