Filmed at the HITZ International mansion in New Orleans East, this video was the setting of what has been dubbed as “The House Party of the Century”. YMCMB artist Flow joins the legendary Partners-N-Crime (PNC) in this epic video.
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This New Orleans hitta – straight out of Hollygrove to be exact – is turning the rap world on its ear, literally.
He is the phenomena known as Jay Jones. Known for his solo work as well as his time with #0017th, Jay Jones is one of the most sought after young artists in the Southern region. Check out his video entitled “Ambition” and get ready for his upcoming EP with super producer S-80. His label, HITZ International, is known for churning out nothing but bangas, from the likes of the legendary Partners-N-Crime, Black Menace, & up & comers Blaze, Militia Ko, STY, and more!
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Instagram: @kooljones
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Big Pun's son Chris Rivers a.k.a. Little Pun returns with the second installment of his Wonderland of Misery mixtape series. Features include Cory Gunz and Styes P. Download the 27-track project from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/Chris-Rivers-Wonderland-Of-Misery-2-mixtape.613789.html.
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Tracklist:
1.The Good King Intro
2.The Good King
3.Heatwave
4.I Need
5.Killa
6.Never Testify
7.Same Ol Thang
8.I Know You Hate Me
9.The Myth Pt. 1
10.Body In The Trunk
11.Come Across
12.Worry Bout Me
13.Asking
14.The Destroyer Skit
15.The Destroyer
16.Who It Is
17.My Ghetto
18.The Myth Pt. 2
19.The Statement
20.Toe 2 Toe
21.Ain't Hard To Tell
22.All I Got
23.Radio Skit
24.All I Need
25.Under Pressure
26.Fall
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Who got robbed last night @yg who got slapped @yg ??? Kill the noise !!!! We walked in the same way… http://t.co/lteyLKN2X8
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Social media is buzzing about a confrontation that allegedly went down on Sunday, June 8, in San Francisco that involved Seattle Seahawks player Marshawn Lynch, Mistah Fab and DJ Mustard.
Lynch and Fab both hail from Oakland. Mustard is from Los Angeles. The conflict between Fab and Mustard stems from talk that the Los Angeles producer stole the Bay Area's sound without paying homage.
During an interview with The Breakfast Club in May, Mustard seemed to fan the flames.
"I don't speak to [Mistah Fab]," Mustard said at the time. "It's not no beef. It's just the simple fact that when you come up here don't say my name talking about I steal this, I steal that. If Mustard's stealing why don't you come up here and make these beats? 'Cause if you check these charts right now, the charts ain't lying."
Fast forward to last night. Mustard was in San Francisco with YG to perform at radio station KMEL's Summer Jam concert. After the show Mustard was at The Mezzanine behind the turntables, Fab, Lynch and their crew reportedly rushed the stage and assaulted the producer.
There was also talk of YG getting robbed.
Mustard and YG responded to the rumors by posting a video on Instagram denying anything happened.
"They say you got robbed last night, bruh." Mustard says to YG in the video.
"Niggas lied to you," YG answers back, while flashing two handfuls of cash. "Niggas walked in the club and walked out the club."
Mistah Fab also responded to the controversy via Twitter.
"Folks love drama, people blowing up my phone being hella messy blog sites and more love to see us folks go at each other Shits SAD," Fab wrote on the social networking site. "I hate being negative because I'm really a positive minded dude With great intentions and expectation for our better half as a people."
Lets take some steps towards our dreams today!!! Get higher an closer to our goals
— STAN PABLO (@MistahFAB) June 9, 2014It's crazy how everybody talk bout @MistahFAB last night but y'all don't talk bout his community work. Look at the positive he's still human
— RMGJayRich (@YungJayRich) June 9, 2014Check out The Breakfast Club interview with DJ Mustard below. He starts speaking about Mistah Fab at around the 8:00 minute mark.
**UPDATE**
TMZ Sports reached out to Mistah Fab to get clarification on what exactly went down a The Mezzanine.
Fab said that there was definite tension between him, Lynch, their crew and DJ Mustard's camp, but there were no punches thrown by either party.
FantasyAlarm earlier reported that Lynch was temporarily detained by club security following an altercation, Fab wanted to make it clear that the Seattle Seahawks running back was not involved in any kind of violent activity.
**UPDATE** June 10
Here's footage of Mistah Fab slapping DJ Mustard.
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Former Floetry singer Marsha Ambrosius doesn't get the credit she deserves as both a singer and songwriter. With each release she showcases her one of a kind voice that doesn't need to be tweaked in the studio or backed by vocal tracks live.
Check out her music video for the beautiful ballad "Run," and be on the lookout for her sophomore album entitled Friends & Lovers, coming soon.
Marsha's "Run" Available Now!
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The Hustle Gang is back with visuals for their new single. Check out the Philly Fly Boy-directed music video for "Chosen" featuring T.I., Spodee and B.o.B.
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Korean artist Psy hopes to duplicate the worldwide success of "Gangnam Style" as he teams up with American rapper Snoop Dogg for his new single entitled "Hangover." Check out the official music video below.
The single is now available on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/hangover-feat.-snoop-dogg/id883409067.
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Jamal "Gravy" Woolard is in trouble with the law after being arrested Saturday, June 7. The 38-year old rapper/actor was arrested at his Gwinnett County, Georgia home after police received a call from his stepson that he had assaulted his wife.
"Dad hit mom," the stepson told police.
According to TMZ, Gravy was taken into custody and charged with battery, cruelty to children, and simple assault.
Gravy is best known for portraying Biggie Smalls in the 2009 biopic, Notorious.
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50 Cent, Young Buck, Lloyd Banks, Kidd Kidd and Tony Yayo, together known as G-Unit, hit the stage together at Webster Hall in New York City on Sunday, June 8.
The crowd was super hyped up as the crew performed many of their hits from albums and mixtapes. Check out the performance below.
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50 Cent Performs The "Cuffin Season" Remix & Disses Slowbucks
G-Unit Performs "Nah I'm Talking Bout" (Grindin My Whole Life Remix)
50 Cent & G-Unit Perform 'In Da Club' x 'So Seductive' x 'Hate It Or Love It' x Straight Outta Southside' At Webster Hall
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Check out this hot new double video from Hollygrove spittas UBoy Rock, B’Eric da Kidd & Keem.
The Eastside Hollygrove hittas provide a taste of what ground zero for New Orleans talent has to offer the music world. Filmed & edited by 11th Ward Nick, this one is sure to shine a light on the city as the entertainment mecca of hardcore rap!
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(CNN) -- A married couple yelling "revolution" gunned down two Las Vegas police officers at a pizza restaurant, then ran across the parking lot to a Walmart, where they killed a shopper at the store's entrance.
The duo's Sunday morning shooting rampage ended when the wife fatally shot the husband and then herself as police closed in.
Investigators found what appears to be a "manifesto" or some sort of writings at one of the scenes, a law enforcement official told CNN Monday. The official did not describe what the writings said, and police have yet to publicly disclose a motive for the shootings.
A law enforcement source told CNN the couple held extremist views toward law enforcement.
In addition to the writings, investigators also found flags or insignias with markings on them and two backpacks at the scene. It's not known what, if anything, was found in the them, the source said.
Investigators also are going through the couple's social media postings, the official said.
Witnesses told police the shooters said "This is a revolution" during their attack.
Late Sunday night, police -- black bands around their badges in mourning -- cordoned off the area outside an apartment in downtown Las Vegas. Neighbors say the couple lived there and that police had deployed a flash grenade at the home.
Authorities, however, deferred all questions to a news conference they have scheduled for 10 a.m. (1 p.m. ET).
"This was a senseless and cruel act killing three innocent people," said Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman. "Two who dedicated their lives to protecting all of us in our community and one who was innocently going about her daily life."
'Simply having lunch'
The pair began their attack about 11:20 a.m. when they opened fire inside a CiCi's Pizza where the officers were eating lunch.
"I just sat down to have lunch. The officers were sitting in front of me, at the table right next to me -- and this man came in out of nowhere," a dazed Sheree Burns told CNN affiliate KTNV.
"I thought he was going to get a drink, the way he walked up and walked past them. And then he turned around, pulled a gun on his right and shot the bald officer in front of me."
The slain officers are Alyn Beck, 41, and Igor Soldo, 31. Both were married with children: Beck left behind a wife and three children; Soldo, a wife and a baby.
Sheriff Doug Gillespie said one officer was able to return fire.
"What precipitated this event, we do not know," he said. "My officers were simply having lunch."
The suspects took the officers' guns and ammunition, Assistant Sheriff Kevin MacMahill told reporters. They "made a statement -- something to the effect of, 'This is a revolution.'"
'That man was crazy'
As they walked out, they passed Alvaro Lopez.
"They had a backpack and I saw a gun in their hand," Lopez told CNN affiliate KLAS. "He just told me to tell the cops that it was a revolution and that he'd just killed two cops inside CiCis."
The pair ran over to a Walmart across the parking lot. At the store's entrance, they killed a woman. Her name has not yet been released.
Shoppers rushed toward the exit.
Pauline Pacheco saw the armed man and grabbed her father.
"We saw when the man was walking," she told KLAS. "He was shouting, yelling bad words, and suddenly he had a gun.
"It was terrible, it was terrible. That man was crazy."
Officers converged and exchanged fire.
The pair retreated to the back of the store and took their own lives. MacMahill, the assistant sheriff, called it a "suicide pact."
'Emptiness in our heart'
Las Vegas law enforcement aren't immune to officers falling in the line of duty. But to have two die in a single incident has left the department shocked and shaken more than usual.
Both Walmart and CiCi's issued statements of condolences, as did lawmakers.
Patrol officers in the city usually work alone. But, at least for the next few days, they will be riding in pairs, Gillespie said.
"We still have a community to police and we still have a community to protect," he said Sunday night. "We will be out there doing it with our heads held high but with an emptiness in our heart."
CNN's Jack Hannah reported from Las Vegas; CNN's Shimon Prokupecz; Matthew Stucker and Janet DiGiacomo contributed to this report.
Motive Sought in Las Vegas Shooting
Raw: 5 Dead in Las Vegas Shooting
Media Briefing: Two LVMPD officers killed in ambush attack.
Photo sources: Associated Press and New York Daily News
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Gino Marley drops off an official music video for "Jugg." Visuals directed by Slow Productions. Edited by Hersh.
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Tracy Morgan will have a long road to recovery following surgery on a broken leg Sunday, June 8.
"He has been more responsive, which is an incredibly encouraging sign," publicist Lewis Kay said Sunday.
Morgan was injured Saturday when a big rig Wal-Mart truck hit the Mercedes limo bus he was a passenger in causing it to overturn on the New Jersey Turnpike.
In addition to the broken leg, the 45-year old actor/comedian suffered a broken nose, several broken ribs and a broken femur. He remains in critical condition. Doctors expect to keep him in the hospital for several more weeks.
James "Jimmy Mack" McNair
Morgan's assistant, Jeffrey Millea, and comedian Ardie Fuqua Jr. were also injured and remain hospitalized in critical condition. Comedian James "Jimmy Mack" McNair was killed.
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Wal-Mart truck driver Kevin Roper has been charged with death by auto and four counts of assault by auto. Reports indicate that he failed to slow for traffic ahead and hit Morgan's limo bus, causing a chain reaction involving two cars, an SUV and another tractor trailer.
The 35-year old driver turned himself in to police on Saturday. He was released on $50,000 bond. He's expected to make a court appearance Monday, June 9. Wal-Mart has placed him on administrative leave.
Tracy Morgan remains in critical condition following surgery
Source: AP
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Ever since G-Unit (50 Cent, Young Buck, Tony Yayo and Lloyd Banks) reunited at Summer Jam 2014, the excitement on social media has been off the charts. Rose D took the Thisis50 camera crew out on the streets of New York City to get some fan reactions.
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TRENTON, N.J. (Associated Press) — Actor and comedian Tracy Morgan and two members of his entourage were in critical condition Sunday, a day after a tractor-trailer rammed into his chauffeured limousine bus, setting off a deadly chain-reaction pileup.
The former "Saturday Night Live" and "30 Rock" cast member was returning from a standup show in Delaware early Saturday with six others when the limo bus overturned on the New Jersey Turnpike near Cranberry Township, killing Morgan's mentor and fellow comedian James "Jimmy Mack" McNair. A Wal-Mart truck driver was charged with death by auto and four counts of assault by auto.
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Jeffrey Millea, 36, of Shelton, Connecticut, and comedian Ardie Fuqua Jr., 43, of Jersey City, were listed in critical condition along with Morgan at Robert Wood Johnson Hospital, hospital spokeswoman Zenaida Mendez said Sunday. Another comedian, Harris Stanton, was treated and released from the hospital Saturday.
The truck driver, 35-year-old Kevin Roper, of Jonesboro, Georgia, apparently failed to slow for traffic ahead and swerved at the last minute to avoid a crash, the Middlesex County Prosecutor's office said.
Instead, the big rig smashed into the back of the Mercedes limo bus, prompting a chain-reaction crash with a second tractor-trailer, an SUV and two cars, authorities said. No one in the other vehicles was injured.
So far, there is nothing to suggest Roper fell asleep or was dozing, state police Sgt. 1st Class Greg Williams told The Associated Press.
Roper, accompanied by his attorney, turned himself in to state police. He was released on $50,000 bail Saturday night, Wal-Mart spokesman David Tovar said Sunday.
Wal-Mart President Bill Simon said in a statement that the company "will take full responsibility" if authorities determine its truck caused the accident.
The National Transportation Safety Board said it was working with state police to look at any issues in the crash related to commercial trucking and limousine safety.
Tyrone Gale, who was driving the limo bus, told ABC News that he was disoriented after the vehicle flipped and could hear Morgan yelling for help.
"I climbed around and heard Tracy screaming for help," Gale said. "I climbed up on the body of the limo bus ... but I couldn't reach them."
Morgan's limo was owned by Atlantic Transportation Services, which said it had one employee behind the wheel and a second in the front passenger seat. Neither was injured.
"Although the investigation is still pending, we concur with the preliminary reports that the accident was caused by another vehicle traveling behind the Atlantic limo bus," the Rehoboth Beach, Delaware-based company said.
Fuqua had tweeted that he was opening for Morgan on Friday night at Dover Downs Hotel & Casino in Delaware. On his Instagram page, Fuqua included a collage of photos from the show.
"This is what it looks like from the stage to see a standing ovation from 1500 people," Fuqua wrote at around midnight Friday. "Then we traveled back to NYC in style in a luxury Mercedes Sprinter. Road life is a good life!"
This is what it looks like from the stage to see a standing ovation from 1500 people. Then we traveled back to... http://t.co/k35yqD2201
— ARDIE FUQUA (@ARDIEFUQUA) June 7, 2014Fuqua's mother, Doris, said she visited him in the hospital Saturday. The writer-comedian had toured with Morgan for nearly a year, she said.
"We're hoping for the best," Doris Fuqua said, adding that she didn't know how long he may be hospitalized. "It's too early to tell."
McNair, 62, of Peekskill, New York, was a close friend and mentor to Morgan, Morgan's ex-wife, Sabina Morgan, told the New York Daily News. "He was one of the first comedians that took Tracy under his wing," she said. "They were very close."
Royale Watkins, a Los Angeles-based comedian who said he had performed in New York clubs with Morgan and McNair, described McNair as having a big personality.
"There may be guys like Tracy who get the fame and notoriety, but you have people like Jimmy Mack who have kind of energized and fueled cats like Tracy and kept them going on the road," Watkins said.
Morgan, a New York City native, joined "SNL" in 1996 and left to star in "The Tracy Morgan Show" in 2003. That show lasted just one season. In 2006, Morgan found a long-running role on NBC's hit show "30 Rock," which was created by "SNL" co-star Tina Fey. He received an Emmy nomination for best supporting actor for "30 Rock" in 2009.
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Associated Press writer Bob Lentz in Philadelphia contributed to this report.
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Every now and then Hollywood studios pour $100 million or more into movies that look good on paper, but for various reasons fail to connect with audiences. Clevver Movies has put together a list of the seven biggest box office flops in Tinseltown history.
Check out the clip below and see if you agree.
47 Ronin Movie Trailer
The Adventures of Pluto Nash Movie Trailer
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Dredd Movie Trailer
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Green Lantern Movie Trailer
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John Carter Movie Trailer
http://youtu.be/co353Vnb7is
The Lone Ranger Movie Trailer
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Waterworld Movie Trailer
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Are there any films you think should have been added to or subtracted from the list?
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