The Duke Gutta’s latest project "Bag Up" feat ESG has hit World Star Hip Hop with ground breaking numbers within the first 48 hours.
HOUSTON- Great new music is making the crowd go wild as Houston artist The Duke Gutta recently released his new project on World Star Hip Hop & ITunes titled ”Bag Up” featuring Houston legend ESG. The Duke’s latest project under Tax-Free Entertainment Produced by B-DO, Directed by MoBangMedia.com has hit record breaking view numbers out the gate.
A Houston raised lyricist, The Duke Gutta spent his teenage years learning different lessons about life and human interaction is his neighborhood. He also learned to survive through adversity at a young age. As he grew up to be a successful artist, he also became a humanitarian activist, donating to charities, mentoring and participating in community services. From the streets to the business, The Duke became the President of Tax Free Entertainment, a multi- media music and entertainment company.
The Duke Gutta career started when he discovered his own talent while gathering and tuning the most meaningful lyrics he got from his own experiences. His music involves reality and true tales – all with deep meaning. Through his self-composed raps, he is able to express the most needed words at all times.
The Duke has worked with many nationally known hip hop artist such as R&B songwriter- Bluu Suede, Yuckmouth, Mike D of The Screwed Up Click ,DJ Screw, Big Pokey and many more.
In addition to Duke's many merits and accolades,he’s also been nominated by The 2015 Go Dj Hip Hop Awards for best new artist of the year . The song is now readily available on iTunes and World Star Hip Hop with over 20,000 views and counting! Duke Gutta has shown his competitive talent by composing more meaningful songs. Stay Tuned for "Rode Rick" The Album Coming Soon!
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Check out the behind the scenes footage for Cash Flow's new anthem titled "Ladies Vs. Thots." The music video is presented by Good Money Brothers and sponsored by New Wave Music.
The song is produced by and features Remo The Hitmaker.
Kid Cudihas a long memory and it appears he doesn't let things slide.
The Cleveland rapper lashed out at Angie Martinez and DJ Enuff for a 2009 Hot 97 interview where the topic of him wearing skinny jeans came up. Cudi didn't like the line of questioning and finally spoke out publicly about it on Saturday, June 6, via his Twitter account.
"Look at these two fucks tryna play me back in the day. This was 2009. Angie Martinez and DJ Enuff. Fuckin clueless," Cudi wrote.
Angie and Cudder then had a brief exchange of words.
During a recent sit down with battle rap journalist Mike Florence, Big T and Bizarre discussed their mixtapes, while also revealing which battle emcees' projects they are looking forward to hearing in 2015.
When asked about The Appetizer mixtape, which dropped in 2010, Big T explains that the content of the project mainly consisted of freestyles, and he also stated his belief that it is one of the most unrivaled mixtapes at the time of its release.
Bizarre was then asked about the Dab Life mixtape, which is now available for download on LiveMixtapes.com. Biz describes the tape as "crazy," while going into detail about a video that was recently shot in Austin, Texas. The D12 emcee also gave a few details about the joint EP he's working on with Fabo, which is coming out soon.
There are a number of battle emcees who are dropping mixtapes and Big T mentioned Shotgun Suge, Calico, Cortez and Queens' own Hollow Da Don as battlers he is anticipating hearing music from.
Cassidy recently sat down with DJ Vlad to talk about what motivated him to start rapping. Cass recalled, then recited a rap he wrote in the fourth grade for a Fire Prevention program class. The positive response he got pushed him to be what he's become now.
DANNEMORA, N.Y. (Associated Press) — Two convicted murderers used power tools to cut through steel pipes at a maximum-security prison near the Canadian border and escape through a manhole, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Saturday.
"It was an elaborate plot," Cuomo said after joining law enforcement authorities to retrace the prisoners' escape route from the Clinton Correctional Facility in the town of Dannemora in the Adirondacks.
He said Richard Matt, 48, and David Sweat, 34, are "two dangerous individuals."
Sweat is serving a sentence of life without parole after he was convicted of first-degree murder for killing a Broome County sheriff's deputy in 2002. Matt is serving a sentence of 25 years to life for the kidnapping and beating death of a man in 1997.
The two men's adjoining cells were empty during a morning check, said Anthony Annuci, the acting state corrections commissioner.
"A search revealed that there was a hole cut out of the back of the cell through which these inmates escaped," Annucci said. "They went onto a catwalk which is about six stories high. We estimate they climbed down and had power tools and were able to get out to this facility through tunnels, cutting away at several spots."
Authorities said there are many questions including how the men acquired the tools. Annucci said prison authorities are checking to see if any power tools are missing from contractors at the prison.
Escaped prisoners left "Have A Nice Day" note behind
Maj. Charles E. Guess of the state police said more than 200 officers from multiple agencies were searching for the inmates. The search included bloodhounds and aerial surveillance, he said.
Cuomo said the prison break was the first escape from the maximum-security portion of the prison since it was built in 1865.
The prison is about 20 miles from the Canadian border. Roadblocks were set up in the area, WIRY-AM reported.
Sweat is white, 5 feet 11 inches, with brown hair and green eyes and weighs 165 pounds, police said. He has tattoos on his left bicep and his right fingers.
David Sweat
Matt is white, 6 feet tall, with black hair and hazel eyes, according to police. He weighs 210 pounds and has tattoos including "Mexico Forever" on his back, a heart on his chest and left shoulder and a Marine Corps insignia on his right shoulder.
Richard Matt
Sweat and another man fired 15 rounds into Deputy Kevin Tarsia on the Fourth of July in 2002 shortly after using a pickup truck to break into a Pennsylvania woman's house, stealing rifles and handguns, authorities have said.
And nearly a decade after the 1997 kidnapping, murder and dismemberment of his former boss, William Rickerson, in upstate New York, Matt was returned to the U.S. from Mexico where he had fled to and been arrested for fatally stabbing another American outside a bar in a robbery attempt. He was convicted in 2008 of Rickerson's death.
Check out the latest track from Migos entitled "Conversation." Give it a listen up top and let us know what you think of the song by leaving a comment or two in the comment section below.
Check out the official lyric video for 50 Cent's "Get Low" featuring T.I., 2 Chainz and Jeremih. The Remo The Hitmaker-produced track is the lead single off of 50's forthcoming album entitled Street King Immortal.
Morocco doesn't like that J-Lo ass? That's what they seem to be saying in a new lawsuit.
According to TMZ, Jennifer Lopez is being sued for "disturbing public order and tarnishing women's honor and respect" when she performed on television in the North African country on May 29.
The singer's reps told TMZ that Jennifer has performed in the country before without a problem, but never on TV.
The promoter of the show is also being sued. If convicted Jennifer faces 1 month to 2 years in prison.
SMH... somehow I doubt we'll ever see the singer back in Morocco again. Watch what all the fuss was about below.
As promisedTroy Avedelivers his highly anticipated sophomore album titledMajor Without a Label. The project featuresCam'Ron, 50 Cent, Diddy, Rick Ross, Jeezy, Ma$e, T.I., Fat Joe, Ty Dolla $ign, Young Litoand more.
Check out "Do Me No Favors" featuring Fabolous and Jadakiss. Produced by Chase N Cache.
Rae Sremmurd were performing at the Governor's Ball Music Festival at Randall's Island Park, New York on Friday, June 5, when one of the members sustained a serious injury.
Billboard reports that Slim Jimmy slipped off of a speaker in front of the stage. His thigh was cut open by some glass during the fall.
He was rushed behind the stage where he grabbed the mic and told the audience: "I got a big ass piece of glass in my leg, so if you got that video, put that shit on Instagram."
"This shit is pretty crazy. ... This nigga's leg is like, split open, I'm serious," said his brother and fellow group member Swae Lee.
Slim encouraged Swae to finish the show without him, which he did.
"@jxmmis just underwent successful surgery to close his wound after slipping off the speaker at the Governors Ball and falling into a glass spotlight front stage. He didn't break anything and will be fully recovered asap. Jxmmi only had one comment to the fans, #SremmLife," read the caption.
The group is best known for their hit records"No Flex Zone"and"No Type."