Snoop Dogg and The Eastsidaz release "That's My Work 4." Hosted by DJ Drama, the tape is 20-tracks deep with production from Scoop DeVille, Battlecat, 1500 or Nothin, KJ and Goldie Loc.
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Waka Flocka Flame is back with a brand new mixtape entitled "I Can't Rap Vol. 1." The DJ Whoo Kid-hosted project features Troy Ave, BJ The Chicago Kid, Ron Browz, Young Scooter and Fastlife Kurt. Download it now from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/Waka-Flocka-I-Cant-Rap-Vol-1-mixtape.629608.html.
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"I Can't Rap Vol. 1" Tracklist
1.Move That Dope
2.Trap Hop
3.3 Gold Chains ft. Troy Ave
4.Love Me No More
5.Lights (Freestyle)
6.Blatlanta
7.0-100 (Freestyle)
8.Slippin (Prod. Mike Will Made It)
9.Pussy ft. Fastlife Kurt (Prod by Southside / 808 Mafia)
10.I Know (Freestyle)
11.Blood On The Leaves
12.Draft Day
13.Ghetto Gold ft. Young Scooter
14.Believe Me (Freestyle)
15.Turn Down For What (Prod. DJ Snake)
16.Danny Glover ft. Waka Flocka Flame (Remix)
17.Studio ft. BJ The Chicago Kid
18.Yayo
19.Confused
20.Hundredz ft. Ron Browz & Waka Flocka Flame
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EP 20 features Nudietone, New Yitty, KM, Milo
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Thisis50 Radio (Gossip Viv, Hynaken & DJ Thoro) recently caught up with G-Unit's Kidd Kidd!
Kidd Kidd on G-Unit getting back together, beef, new friendship with Young Buck, crazy female fans, epic Summer Jam Performance & more!
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It's a Brooklyn New York thing as Uncle Murda connects with Troy Ave to shoot the music video for their collaboration entitled "Self Made." This off of Murda and GMG's mixtape "Ain't Nothing Sweet." Grab it now from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/Uncle-Murda-GMG-Aint-Nothing-Sweet-mixtape.579508.html.
Peep the official trailer below. Directed by Picture Perfect.
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As Ransom prepares to release his highly anticipated Presidential Volume 1 mixtape, he drops off some new heat to hold fans over.
The New Jersey emcee teams up with 17-year old Brooklyn, New York emcee Astro a.k.a. The Astronomical Kid for the Vokab-produced gem, "Around the World."
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A 22-year old Connecticut man has been arrested and charged with five counts of first-degree assault, first-degree reckless endangerment, unlawful discharge of a firearm and possession of marijuana, following a shooting outside of Tino's Nightclub in Stamford on Sunday, July 13.
NBC Connecticut reports that Dayron Wills got into an argument with another man over a woman. A brawl broke out involving as many as 20 people. It spilled out of the club and into the parking lot. Wills pulled out a .40-caliber handgun and started shooting.
Police report that five people were wounded, but seven are named in NBC Connecticut's report. Stephanie Riccoio, Clay Williams, Domingo Ramos, Michael Palomba, Darren Bornet. Latoya Williams and Jean Prosper are listed as injured during the shooting. Miraculously, none of the wounded were believed to have suffered life threatening injuries. Four of the men and one woman were taken to the hospital.
Police don't know if the intended victim is one of the injured.
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Wills legally purchased the gun used in the incident. He was licensed to carry the weapon. Police found a small amount of weed on him during their search. At his court appearance on Monday, July 14, Wills' lawyer asked the judge to delay setting bond. The judge denied the request and set the shooter's bond at $1 million.
“I think it has something to do with the kids in the city just fighting about a lot of nonsense,” Wills' mother, Linda, told the Connecticut News. She added that her son was licensed to carry because he worked in security.
Wills claims he shot in self defense. Watch the dramatic footage below.
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The Black Lip Paster keeps the promotion going for his album, These Days, by releasing a music video for "Hunnid Stax" Featuring Top Dawg Entertainment label mate SchoolBoy Q.
Pick up Ab-Soul's These Days project now from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/these-days.../id889248321.
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Super producer Mike Will Made It has put down the groundwork for hit records from everyone from Miley Cyrus to Gucci Mane. The Atlanta native is preparing to release his own mixtape entitled Ransom. Check out the cover up top.
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Check out the brand new music video from King Brolic for "Commaz." The Grizzle Entertainment CEO called on director Jordan Tower to shoot the visuals.
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Schoolboy Q paid a visit to the Booska-P's while in Paris recently. He talked about the success of his new album Oxymoron, gave the details of his affiliation with the Crips, explained how 50 Cent inspired him and his description of the TDE family members.
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Karrueche Tran stopped by the BET show Just Keke recently to talk about her relationship with Chris Brown.
She speaks on it being the first time she's dated a celebrity, dealing with the paparazzi, and the negative feedback from Rihanna's fans.
As she discussed the heartbreak she experienced when Chris temporarily left her to reunite with Riri, she broke down.
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Joell Ortiz teams up with Operator EMZ to remix his single "House Slippers." EMZ borrows the instrumental from Eric B & Rakim's classic "Paid in Full."
The original version of "House Slippers" is available on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/house-slippers-single/id888325424.
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Consequence remixes Schoolboy Q's song "Studio" for his latest release. Peep it up top. Be on the lookout for Cons next project, MOD5, on the way soon.
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Producer Slade Da Monsta teams up with Lloyd for a new track entitled "All I Need." This is off of Slade's forthcoming project, Hotter than July 19th, which will be released on July 17th.
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20-year old Brooklyn, New York rapper Bobby Shmurda appears to have arrived thanks to his "Shmoney Dance" and music video for "Hot Nigga."
Bobby borrowed the Jahlil Beats-produced instrumental from Lloyd Banks' "Jackpot" for "Hot Nigga." In just over three months the video has become a viral hit with over 1.8 million YouTube views.
"I heard that beat, and it spoke to me," Bobby told Complex. "That’s what music do to me. I been liked music, but I was always into other stuff. I got mad talent. But when I heard that beat I was like, I got to go on it. I had just came home from detention. So my friend was rapping and his music inspired me and I had bars from that little time, so he was like, “Just lay it down on a track.” I laid it down and that was “Hot Nigga.”
Raekwon brought the 20-year old out over the weekend during his set at the 2014 Brooklyn Hip Hop Festival. Meek Mill recently invited him onstage during a show at King of Diamonds.
Add to that a co-sign in June by NBA superstar Kevin Durant of his "Shmurda Dance" and things seem to falling in place.
Bobby told Complex that his early musical influences ranged from 50 Cent to Juvenile.
"I got mad energy. Sometimes, I don’t know what some people be saying on songs, so I be remixing old songs. [Laughs.] I used to make my own version of every song when I was young. I used to remix mad 50 Cent and Jay Z songs. Back in the days, I used to listen to 2Pac, Biggie, Lil Wayne, Juvenile, Trick Daddy."
What do you think of Bobby Shmurda? Is he the next New York artist to blow?
"Hot N*gga"
"Shmoney Dance" by Rowdy Rebbel ft. Bobby Shmurda
Quotes and photos courtesy of Complex and photagrapher Justin Hogan
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DAKAR, Senegal (Associated Press) — Deep in the forests of southern Guinea, the first victims fell ill with high fevers. People assumed it was the perennial killer malaria and had no reason to fear touching the bodies, as is the custom in traditional funerals.
Some desperate relatives brought their loved ones to the distant capital in search of better medical care, unknowingly spreading what ultimately was discovered to be Ebola, one of the world's most deadly diseases.
Ebola, a hemorrhagic fever that can cause its victims to bleed from the ears and nose, had never before been seen in this part of West Africa where medical clinics are few and far between. The disease has turned up in at least two other countries — Liberia and Sierra Leone — and 539 deaths have been attributed to the outbreak that is now the largest on record.
The key to halting Ebola is isolating the sick, but fear and panic have sent some patients into hiding, complicating efforts to stop its spread. Ebola has reached the capitals of all three countries, and the World Health Organization reported 44 new cases including 21 deaths on Friday.
There has been "a gross misjudgment across the board in gauging the severity and scale of damage the current Ebola outbreak can unleash," the aid group Plan International warned earlier this month.
"There are no cases from outside Africa to date. The threat of it spreading though is very much there," said Dr. Unni Krishnan, head of disaster preparedness and response for the aid group.
Preachers are calling for divine intervention, and panicked residents in remote areas have on multiple occasions attacked the very health workers sent to help them. In one town in Sierra Leone, residents partially burned down a treatment center over fears that the drugs given to victims were actually causing the disease.
Activists are trying to spread awareness in the countryside where literacy is low, even through a song penned about Ebola.
"It has no cure, but it can be prevented; let us fight it together. Let's protect ourselves, our families and our nation," sings the chorus.
"Do not touch people with the signs of Ebola," sings musician and activist Juli Endee. "Don't eat bush meat. Don't play with monkey and baboons. Plums that bats have bitten or half-eaten, don't eat them."
Guinea first notified WHO about the emergence of Ebola in March and soon after cases were reported in neighboring Liberia. Two months later there were hopes that the outbreak was waning, but then people began falling ill in Sierra Leone.
Doctors Without Borders says it fears the number of patients now being treated in Sierra Leone could be "just the tip of the iceberg." Nearly 40 were reported in a single village in the country's east.
"We're under massive time pressure: The longer it takes to find and follow up with people who have come in contact with sick people, the more difficult it will be to control the outbreak," said Anja Wolz, emergency coordinator for the group, also referred to by its French name Medecins Sans Frontieres.
This Ebola virus is a new strain and did not spread to West Africa from previous outbreaks in Uganda and Congo, researchers say. Many believe it is linked to the human consumption of bats carrying the virus. Many of those who have fallen ill in the current outbreak are family members of victims and the health workers who treated them.
There is no cure and no vaccine for Ebola, and those who have survived managed to do so only by receiving rehydration and other supportive treatment. Ebola's high fatality rate means many of those brought to health clinics have been merely kept as comfortable as possible in quarantine as they await death. As a result, some families have been afraid to take sick loved ones to the clinics.
"Let this warning go out: Anyone found or reported to be holding suspected Ebola cases in homes or prayer houses can be prosecuted under the law of Liberia," President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf stated recently.
Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
Her comments came just days after Sierra Leone issued a similar warning, saying some patients had discharged themselves from the hospital and had gone into hiding.
At the airport in Guinea's capital, departing passengers must undergo temperature screening, and those with a fever are pulled aside for further evaluation. Still, the stigma of Ebola follows Guineans well outside the region.
"The police treated us like we were aliens. They said they didn't want us in their country because of the disease affecting Guinea," says Tafsir Sow, a businessman who was briefly detained at the airport in Casablanca, Morocco before continuing on to Paris. "I had tears in my eyes."
Still, WHO health officials are hopeful they will be able to get the situation under control in the next several weeks. A recent conference in the capital of Ghana brought together health authorities from across the affected areas, and the countries agreed on a common approach to fight Ebola.
"When you have it spread, of course it's moving in the wrong direction," said Dr. Keiji Fukuda, WHO's assistant director-general for health security and environment. "You want to see the number of infections going down. So we really have to redouble our efforts. But saying that it's out of control makes it sound like there are no solutions. This is a virus for which there are very clear solutions."
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Associated Press writers John Heilprin in Geneva; Boubacar Diallo in Conakry, Guinea; Clarence Roy-Macaulay in Freetown, Sierra Leone; Jonathan Paye-Layleh in Monrovia, Liberia and Francis Kokutse in Accra, Ghana contributed to this report.
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Ebola 'out of control' in West Africa
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Off of the "Forever Madness (The Randy Savage EP) dropping soon by The Sparks Foundation [Shade45's Emilio Sparks and Surf School's John Sparkz], Wrassle Rap, and Cloudkicker Clothing. Premiered by Complex.
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Seventeen-time Grammy winner Beyonce and 19-time Grammy winner Jay Z have hit the road for the massive On the Run Tour.
If you don't get to see it live don't worry because HBO is taping a special at the power couple's September 12 and 13 shows at Stade de France in Paris.
“This is a major musical event that belongs on HBO,” said HBO programming president Michael Lombardo. “It’s going to be a night to remember.”
The 40-song event will air on the cable network in September. Watch the trailer below.
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DJ Kay Slay was the referee at the Total Slaughter battle rap event on Saturday, July 12. Controversy has erupted regarding the Joe Budden vs. Hollow Da Don matchup. Many fans believe Budden deserved the decision over Hollow.
The Drama King breaks down why Joe lost and posted a video on Instagram to illustrate his point.
This is how Joe Budden got his L! It was about an even battle an Joe had the last shot to win , but he let the crown humiliate him when he said a bad line and the crowd booed him, after that he threatened to walk off the stage if they kept booing! You never tell a crowd no shit like that! They booed LOUDER!! He sat the mic down on the floor an started to walk away ! It's called Forfeit ! He quit!! He was battling Hollow not the crowd! Judges got him on that technicality ! I tried to tell him to keep going but he waited to long to go again... Comments please!
There you have it from the third man in the ring that night.
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