Hands down this artist is something serious. Pelle Price brings lyrical destruction and hunger through his bars. His energy makes you want to get up out of your seat like you caught the Holy Ghost. Which I guess, coming from a profanity free artist, who is also a devout Christian...is exactly the vibe he wants to put out with his music of positivity and progression.
Pelle price gives so much to his music. His ability to flip with a turnt up sound over a hardcore instrumental only shows more how this is his calling. His message is one we don't hear any more. Plain and simple...be you..and make sure you are somebody. You will be turning up and chanting along "G Code G Code G Code G Code...God over Dollaz" and instilling a powerful message of betterment in your own mind before you know it. Pelle Price has definitely delivered, in our opinion, one of the best songs of 2018. Let's get some real music the attention it deserves. press play and share this joint alllll across your social media platforms. Everyone needs a taste of the new "G Code!!" And the video only makes the single 20 times better!!
The Civilian Office of Police Accountability released video Wednesday of the fatal shooting of 24-year-old Maurice Granton by a Chicago police officer. Granton, who police said was armed, was shot around 8:15 p.m. on June 6 in the 300-block of East 47th Street in the city's Bronzeville neighborhood. Tactical officers from the 2nd District were conducting a narcotics investigation in the area when police said Granton ran from them. Officers chased him and told him to stop. Police said that's when he pulled out a weapon and "an armed encounter between the offender and police ensued." Granton was shot in the back, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office. He was transported to University of Chicago Medical Center, where he died. The medical examiner ruled his death a homicide. n, who police said was armed, was shot around 8:15 p.m. on June 6 in the 300-block of East 47th Street in the city's Bronzeville neighborhood. Tactical officers from the 2nd District were conducting a narcotics investigation in the area when police said Granton ran from them. Officers chased him and told him to stop. Police said that's when he pulled out a weapon and "an armed encounter between the offender and police ensued." Granton was shot in the back, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office. He was transported to University of Chicago Medical Center, where he died. The medical examiner ruled his death a homicide. His sister, Joanna Varnado, identified her brother's body after he was pronounced dead. She also said he was shot in the back.
"I didn't see any blood or anything on the front of him. I wasn't able to see the back because he was laying, of course, on his back. There was no blood stains, anything, on the front," Varnado said. Witnesses at the scene Wednesday night gave differing accounts of what happened. "I saw it! I was right there! I saw everything. He was laying over - I guess he ran through (there) trying to make it. I guess they thought he had whatever he had, but he didn't have no gun! That's my cousin!" said Princess Evans, an eyewitness and Granton's relative. A sergeant who was injured in the incident was transported to a hospital for treatment. A weapon was recovered at the scene. Police later tweeted a photo of the gun. Granton's family said the weapon in the photo was not his gun. "No, that's not his, he doesn't have a gun," said Kaeinji Jackson, sister. "There are eyewitnesses to say Maurice never pointed a gun," said Eric Russell, Tree of Life Justice League of Illinois. "They planted that gun. There's a coverup!" "He wouldn't even chance his life doing that, knowing he had two very young kids to come home to," said Tayshia Shaw, the mother of Granton's children. His relatives said the young father turned his life around after the birth of his two daughters. Granton has a criminal record that includes convictions for robbery and theft. But his relatives said, regardless of his past, he was running away from officers and was not a threat. The officer involved in the shooting was assigned to administrative duty for 30 days, per Chicago Police Department policy. The shooting remains under investigation.
Location: Chicago, Illinois, United States. Date: June 6, 2018.
Gillie Da Kid speaks with Mikey T the Movie Star of Report Card Radio about one of the biggest Arrests in Hip Hop when Gucci Mane emerging artist Ralo out of ATL was caught in two separate instances on a private jet with close to 1000 pounds between the two occasions Gillie compares Ralo's antics prior to his arrest to that of Big Meech flaunting Millions of Dollars
@iampvnch with the world's fastest man lol @6ix9ine_ & @treyway_ent with @thedoncannon out in Brooklyn a day after the incident that Tekashi went through. This is his first full interview since the European Tour & Nicki Minaj Single... #GETTHESTRAP
FS1 NBA analyst Chris Broussard on Undisputed with Skip Bayless, Shannon Sharpe and Jenny Taft gives his take on Danny Green's groin tear which he played with last season with the San Antonio Spurs.
Former Green Bay Packers wide receiver and FS1 NFL analyst Greg Jennings joins Undisputed to supply his take on the Aaron Rodgers/Tom Brady conversation, saying Rodgers trumps Brady as the best quarterback in the NFL.
Floyd Mayweather and 50 Cent are currently going at each other's throats via social media. It seem to get worse every day, but there's one person who believes they will eventually patch things up.
Fat Joe recently chopped it up with TMZ about the ongoing feud and says he sees light at the end of the tunnel.
"I don't like it. They're both beautiful guys to me," said Joey Crack. "I think maybe in the long run, they'll figure it out. I really believe that they sincerely love each other and they're brothers. Unfortunately, this is playing out on social media."
Y'all think there's a chance this beef will end on a positive note?
In this clip, Boosie talked about being off of probation and parole after 10 years. He explained the difference between the two and detailed his experience over the years. Boosie said his parole officer in Atlanta was really cool and wanted to see him "win," but detailed how he could've gotten locked up behind his baby mama's false accusations to Boosie's parole officer against him.
D.L. Hughley shared his thoughts on Kanye's comments about slavery being a choice, and the famed entertainer says there's nothing that could ever make him like Kanye again. Hughley explained that a good hit can fix a lot of things for an artist, but added that there's no hit that will ever make him support Kanye again.
During the conversation, D.L. added that Kanye had surgery to look better and got addicted to drugs, adding that there's no bigger slave than that. To hear more, hit the clip below.
Rochester, New York emcee Lil ETO and producer Ryan "Flu" Stewart combine forces for a new EP titled "Motion Picture." Features include Crimeapple and SmooVth. Grab a copy now here: https://fludust.bandcamp.com/album/motion-picture
Demi Lovato has been rushed to an L.A. area hospital following an alleged heroin overdose.
TMZ reports that the 25-year-old singer and actress was treated by paramedics with Narcan, an emergency treatment for narcotic overdoses, after being found unconscious at her West Hollywood Hills home Tuesday, July 24.
Lovato has battled substance abuse in the past. She had been 6 years sober from alcohol, cocaine and Oxycontin.
Last month she revealed to fans that she had fallen off the wagon via a song titled "Sober."
Boskoe100 spoke to VladTV about growing up in Inglewood and not getting into the streets until his parents split up. Boskoe explained that he was shot for the first time by a friend playing around with a gun when he was 12, adding that he wasn't in the streets but he felt like he earned his stripes and could withstand being shot.
To hear more, including joining the Queen Street Bloods, hit the clip below.
Jim Jackson joins Colin Cowherd to talk NBA. Hear if Jim Jackson thinks Carmelo Anthony will be an liability or an asset to the Houston Rockets. Plus, Jim gives his thoughts on the new-look Los Angeles Lakers.
South Philly Emerging Rapper Pook Paperz spoke with Mikey T the Movie Star of Report Card Radio about his new situation with Piranha Records and having the opportunity to rap for artists and moguls Kodak Black , Freeway Rick Ross , Lil Kim an others stay tuned for part 2 Of the exclusive interview
South Florida's very own "Prince Peezy & Lala Chanel" look to introduce Florida and the world to "Project X." The hip-hop charged pop duo recently released their album "Project X" on June 1st, 2018. The album is available for purchase on the group's website and is available for streaming on all major platforms.
The song “Cook It Up” is the album’s second single, a music video for the single was released to YouTube on April 13th, 2018. Promotional efforts combined with touring is planned to promote the single and the album overall. The group will be performing in The Big Apple on July 29th and then performing at the Atlanta Fashion Awards on August 5th. A full itinerary can be found on the group's website.
"Prince Peezy & Lala Chanel" have been described as a "hard-working group ready and willing to lead the coming age of the indie artist." The hip-hop/pop duo have performed at notable events and venues such as South By South West, South Padre Island's Spring Break and traveling to Brazil with DJ Unknown to perform at The Audio Club for the Jaruzelski Tour. The group has opened for successful acts such as Big Sean, Waka Flocka, and Roscoe Dash. "Prince Peezy & Lala Chanel" are also a two-time nominee for Best Hip-Hop Duo at the Underground Music Awards.
Check out the latest visual off Ave's Style 4 Free 2 project. This song was inspired by Calvin Harris's Feels record and the video was inspired by 90's sitcom "The Cosby Show" which is a clever play on the hook and title. Directed by @TroyAve x @WayneMoney_83
In this clip, Lord Jamar gave his take on Nas' latest release, Nasir. He gave it a solid review and said that it's an example of how rappers over the age of 40 are redefining the age limits originally placed on hip-hop. Lord Jamar and Vlad debated about different aspects of Nas' album, particularly the beat selection with Vlad maintaining his stance that Nas is a horrible beat picker. Later, the two discussed where Kanye fits in the all-time hip-hop producer category, and whether it was accurate to compare Nasir to JAY-Z's 4:44.
As the Octagon gets set to touch down in Calgary for a thrilling UFC Fight Night on FOX, explore the extraordinary lives and extreme training regimens of six of the greatest UFC fighters on the planet in UFC Road to the Octagon: Alvarez vs Poirier 2.
In the year’s best grudge match, top featherweights collide, as #3 Eddie Alvarez squares off against #4 Dustin Poirier. Their heated 2017 fight ended in a no contest, and now the stakes are even higher with a shot at the UFC lightweight belt potentially on the line.
Outside his hometown of Philadelphia, former lightweight champ Eddie Alvarez proudly raises his children in style, while training to regain UFC gold. Meanwhile, from his Coconut Creek, Florida training camp, Dustin Poirier purses a third straight knockout and the opportunity to leave a championship legacy for his family.
The heavy hitting co-main event features fiery featherweights as longtime champion Jose Aldo faces knockout artist Jeremy Stephens. Surrounded by family and training partners in Rio de Janeiro, Aldo seeks to recapture the form that set the division aflame during his 18 fight winning streak. For San Diego based Stephens, back-to-back jaw-dropping KO’s have the Iowa native on the verge of his first UFC title shot, as he attempts to capture the biggest win of his career.
A third electrifying bout features Polish strawweight superstar Joanna Jedrzejczyk versus fellow title contender Tecia “The Tiny Tornado” Torres. For former 5-time defending champion Jedrzejczyk, South Florida offers an ideal training ground as she readies for her to return to the division’s summit with the help of American Top Team. Meanwhile, in the rarefied air of Colorado Springs, Torres displays her speed and athleticism training at altitude, alongside her fiancee and top bantamweight contender Raquel Pennington.
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