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By now most of you have probably seen the video of Ghostface Killah of the Wu Tang Clan dissing Action Bronson for throwing shade on ESPN. In this hilarious clip Mike Epps spoofs Ghostface.
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That Brooklyn boy J. Esco is back again this time with what he says is his last beat tape. "Primal Music - The Beat Tape Pt 4" this is 15 tracks of straight heat from the mind of J. Esco. You Can tell Esco took all of his influences, from New York beat smiths to his current Northwest Scene and put his flavor all over every track to provide something for everyone but with his own signature sound.
Pusha T says that he is still working on his King Push album.
"I am feverishly,” Pusha T says during an interview with Billboard. "I love that word so much these days. I am feverishly trying to finish King Push, and get some music out this month. It's a real easy thing -- just a couple different pieces that I feel like need to be in place.”
The Virginia Beach, Virginia rapper says that touring impacts his recording process.
"When you make albums like I do, and it's based off fanfare and based off touring -- I make these albums and I get on the road,” he says. "It's not really a radio-driven thing. I get on the road and I see my fans and I touch each and every last one of them. I do that for however long it takes. Then we start the process all over again, making music. So sometimes there's lag time.”
Elsewhere in the interview, Pusha T says the title track of N.W.A’s 1990 100 Miles And Runnin’ EP is his favorite song from the Compton, California group.
"The energy of that video was like, everything to me,” Pusha T says. "They just really articulated everything that I thought, while living on the extreme polar opposite coast, directly across from Los Angeles, California in Virginia Beach, Virginia. I didn't know what to expect over there, but they made me see the vision. I felt like whatever N.W.A said was law. When I looked at those videos, and saw them running from the police, I might have thought they were really running from the police. I was a child, and I was so engulfed -- I was in a trance, looking at this. They sold it to me. They sold it. They sold everything to me. They could have recorded those records last week, and they would be just as true.”
Straight Outta Compton, the biopic focusing on the emergence of N.W.A in the late 1980s and early 1990s, earned more than $60 million last weekend, making it the #1 film in the country.
Check out Ksysenka new music video for "Stand."
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Just like that
No more again
Ain`t no respect
Falling back in pain
Baby, What I can say
Maybe it`s too late
I`m on my way
And feeling just stayed
Pressure is so huge
I got no chance
But I`m ready to contribute
So dirty my hands
I tried to regret
My mind stands back
I will never forget
How much I withstand
I die making it perfect
Keep digging the land
The kernel is burnt
Another effort is dead
Let me work and protect
All I have a pure lack
I`m getting upset
Crying after making new mistake
My aim must understand
Every one calls me insane
I can lose the game
Because I have a main blame
But I follow my way
Where my ego takes place
No second orlast
Only on top with grace
Hook
I`ll be able to stand to handle it more
Than any men, I just give a damn
What you said that I can`t
I`m prepared with all my strength
Yes, I can I stand
I`ll be able to stand to fight like a man
I just give a damn
What you said that I can`t
I`m prepared with all my strength
Yes, I can I stand
And nobody can prevent
Prepared means handle
That`s not fare
If I give a sample
Where is my glare
That I can get it mental
Next upper level
I`ll be more dependent
I deserve a heaven
No more than any angel
One more spare
I get a super scandal
I`m ready to declare it`s bigger dental
And I Hate that my step is fatal
New day started I`m already angry
I`m kind-hearted, but it`s over my penalty
I`m so desperate, my dream is fantasy
It`s already dead and I can`t resurrect it
Getting outside bring no inspiration
Maybe I must hide, there`s no perfection
I`m so damn lazy my tired body blazing
Actting like a baby, sound too crazy
I hate it
Hook
Talking to myself through the mirror
Can I get a help, wanna be a hero
Yesterday I fell my result was zero
For tomorrow got a plan to be different figure
If you not able then squeeze the apple
Until it cracks like a broken panel
Take another example when it touches the battle
We deserve a heaven when it`s time to settle
I be stable like steel and hot metal
Hard to crackle not as screwed anckle
My skin getting hazel, I see how we rankle
It`s too much vandal, you never do it gentle
Just in general I want to grabble
Looking for a new navel
It`s way to be more faithful
And less hateful
Here`s my paddle which can be helpful
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Royce Da 5’9 says that he may have a problem with fellow Slaughterhouse member Joe Budden.
"I heard you dissed me and Em on your album @JoeBudden ..” Royce Da 5’9 writes on Twitter today (August 18). "You sure you want that problem?”
If so, the Detroit rapper says that he’s preparing for his response.
"I'm Boutta load up on Budden Diss bars…” Royce writes. "He's good.. We gotta Pack a lunch.”
Another tweet references Royce’s battle with alcohol abuse.
"If Joe dissed me, I would have to start drinking again to really go at him…” Royce writes.
Royce Da 5’9, Joe Budden, KXNG CROOKED and Joel Ortiz comprise the rap group Slaughterhouse, which releases material through Eminem's Shady Records.
Joe Budden’s All Love Lost album is slated for a September 25 release.
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VladTV got a chance to catch up with Krayzie Bone, Flesh-N-Bone and Wi$h Bone to discuss how they got their start and their relationship with the legendary Eazy-E. Though the outspoken N.W.A. member succumbed to complications from AIDS well over 20 years ago, the members of Bone Thugs-n-Harmony continue to keep his legacy going, as he was the one to help with their mainstream success.
"We was a handful in the beginning," Krayzie Bone remembers. "One night everything is regular and then by the end of the week - the week it came out - Eazy [-E] was calling us telling us we had the number one song on the radio," he recalls when asked about the group's breakout track, "Thuggish Ruggish Bone." Eazy-E signed the Cleveland artists to Ruthless Records in 1993, and the crew was there for all the mishaps that went on around the time, including when N.W.A.'s former manager, Jerry Heller, was fired.
Backtracking to Eazy-E again, the members were asked if they believe he truly died from AIDS, to which they still remain skeptical about to this day - Wi$h Bone says it was "real sudden," especially since he still looked to be in tip-top shape until his demise. "Just rationally thinking, something had to go on," he concludes.
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Sy Ari Da Kid teams up with Quentin Miller for "Man In My City."
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Charlamagne Tha God awarded the "Donkey of the Day" for Tuesday, August 18, to CNN's Ashleigh Banfield.
The host talked about the movie Straight Outta Compton. She focused more on the lack of violence among theater patrons, instead of the movie's success.
Listen to what Charlamagne had to say up top.
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Top 5 DOA emcee Scarface stopped by The Breakfast Club to chop it up with DJ Envy, Angela Yee and Charlamagne Tha God.
Facemob talked about loving New York hip hop, forthcoming album Deeply Rooted, not changing his style of music to please a new audience, being independent, not planning to reunite with the Geto Boys, friendship with Eazy E, being influenced by N.W.A., business relationship with James Prince, possible Kendrick Lamar and Schoolboy Q collaborations, Drake vs. Meek Mill and more.
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PJ gets an assist from Lupe Fiasco on her new song titled "Say." Give it a listen up top and sound off in the comment section below.
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Amber Rose was unwittingly helping an unscrupulous escort service recruit women for prostitution.
According to TMZ, the company used an Instagram ad looking for models that said Amber would be the lead person picking them.
Once the models showed interest, the ruse was made even more believable when the women were told they would get to FaceTime with Amber. The company used old footage from Amber's Ustream to convince the women.
The ultimate goal was to lure the women into a prostitution ring.
Amber was never involved in any of this.
The LAPD got involved when one of the women went to them to report what she was being asked to do. The police are now investigating.
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On February 14, 2013 South African track star Oscar Pistorius, 28, shot and killed his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. He told police and subsequently a jury that he mistook her for a burglar.
Reeva Steenkamp
On October 21, 2014, he was convicted of culpable homicide -- killing her unintentionally but unlawfully. He was sentenced to a maximum of five years and a concurrent three-year suspended prison sentence for a separate reckless endangerment conviction.
Now just 10 months later, the man known as "The Bladerunner" for the J-shaped carbon-fibre prosthetics he used to run on his amputated legs in the 2012 Summer Olympics, will be released to a halfway house on Friday, August 21, 2015.
The South African state legal team has filed an appeal, objecting to the original verdict.
The AFP News Agency interviewed South African citizens about Pistorius' pending release, all were dismayed at his light sentence.
"It comes across as justice not being served or that this is rich man's justice," said Charles Leonard, News editor of the Guardian and Mail. "That a rich person can get out much quicker, much easier."
"I don't think it's right. I think he deserves to stay in prison because what he did was murder," said high school student Cara Lethbridge. "The fact that he's being let loose so soon is not fair.
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JLoyal is a street certified HOT new artist breaking through the musical barriers laid before him. He effortlessly continues to connect and build with the listeners of inner-city youth. JLoyal’s goal is to create an everlasting bond with his listeners and fans. He ultimately wants to be able to give back to the less fortunate communities. JLoyal is a self-motivator, a father, a businessman, and an artist loved by the masses. JLoyal released a global debut single/ EP entitled Trappin In My Didas, under his Indie label, RoadRunnaRecords, which has taken listeners by storm. Since his release, he has been a featured artist on Burdskool Radio, Powertalk Radio w/ OG Mack Drama, Death Chambers Musicblogg, Maxxmusicblogg.com, Thisis50.com, Atlanta’s Hustle & Flow Showcase, Columbia, SC’s Annual Hip Hop Festival, and much more!!! JLoyal began writing lyrics on the walls of his bedroom at the age of 10. His first time recording was at the age of 14, while displaying his talent in an apartment closet. JLoyal’s comment to a question asked by and interviewer, “How did you develope you’re skills over the years?” He replies, “With pure dedication, drive, hunger, humility, and love for music and success… I kept at it, Improving my craft.” His Journey as a musician hasn’t been easy, but it seems the artist and the label have finally arrived.
Waka Flocka Flame is back like he never left as he prepares to release Flockaveli 3. Listen to his new Tarentino-produced single titled "Workin." You can cop it now from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/workin-single/id1029237536.
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Super producer Mike WiLL Made-It teams up with Future Hendrix and Swae Lee of Rae Sremmurd to drop off an official music video for "Drinks On Us."
This is off of Mike's Ransom mixtape. Grab it now from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/Mike-Will-Made-It-Ransom-mixtape.673275.html.
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Here's the official remix of Rapsody's "Don't Need It" featuring Joey Bada$$ and Merna. The track was produced by Young Guru. Give it a listen up top and let us know what you think in the comment section below.
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Rich Homie Quan drops off his latest effort titled "Still Going In 2015." Give it a listen up top and sound off in the comment section below.
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Chicago rapper Lil Bibby unveils the cover art for the third installment of his Free Crack mixtape series. It will be out soon. Check out the cover up top.
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The final numbers are in and Straight Outta Compton exceeded all expectations by pulling in $60.2 million in it's opening weekend to finish number one.
According to Variety, that is the fifth biggest August opening in history and the biggest debut for an R-rated film during the month.
The N.W.A. biopic only cost $29 million to make. With great reviews and word of mouth the momentum should keep going for weeks to come.
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"Something In My Heart" songstress, Michel'le, got up with us here at VladTV and spoke on the movie "Straight Outta Compton," the biopic about N.W.A. she doesn't get portrayed in it. "Why would [Dr.] Dre put me in it?" she ponders, as they were in a abusive relationship for many years. "I mean 'cause if they start from where they start from I was just a quiet girlfriend who got beat up and told to shut up," she candidly proclaims.
Nevertheless, Michel'le says she will "absolutely" watch the movie upon it's release, though it's clear she has her reservations on how the group may come off. Press play to hear her speak on her now-nonexistent relationship with the billionaire producer and their 24-year-old son in this exclusive clip.
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