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With the release of his new album "CA-$1.5" scheduled for September 9th, Ca$his, drops off another song off of it. This Rikanatti-produced track is titled "If You Really Want It" featuring Flip Major.
Pre-order "Ca-$ 1.5" from Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ca-$-1.5/id1146306489
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Philthy Rich drops off an official music video for his single titled "Pull Up" featuring Soulja Boy.
Download Philthy Rich "Pull Up" here on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/pul...
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Produced by Shawty Fresh.
Directed by Pilot Industries.
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Plies is on his "Rich Nigga Shit" in his brand new music video. The track was produced by Zaytoven. Directed by Omar The Director and Plies.
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Compton, California rapper YG recently stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to introduce his new board game called "Scrabble YG."
Some players failed to comprehend it, so YG has to step in to explain the rules as only he can.
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(Billboard) Jerry Heller, N.W.A’s controversial original manager and music industry veteran, has died, his cousin Gary Ballen confirms to Billboard. He was 75; the cause of death is not yet known.
Already in his mid-40s when he paired up with aspiring rap mogul Eazy-E, Heller became an unlikely booster of gangsta rap, and his efforts helped N.W.A and its label Ruthless Records make hardcore hip-hop popular around the world. Outspoken and litigious, he sued the makers of the 2015 hit biopic Straight Outta Compton and was the subject of numerous diss songs.
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After rapper Ice Cube left N.W.A he famously suggested in his 1991 song “No Vaseline” that the remaining group members “Get rid of that devil real simple / Put a bullet in his temple.”
Raised in Shaker Heights, Cleveland, Heller said he faced anti-Semitism growing up, and that his father, the owner of a scrap metal business, spent time with the Jewish mob. He enlisted in the Army, and after getting out earned a business degree from the University of Southern California. During the ‘60s and ‘70s his career in the music industry began to take off, and he served as agent for artists including Creedence Clearwater Revival and Marvin Gaye, and promoted Pink Floyd, Elton John, and Kraftwerk on their first U.S. tours. His fortunes later declined, however, and by the mid-‘80s he was living with his parents in Encino, Calif., he wrote in his 2006 memoir Ruthless.
His second act would come by way of the emerging L.A. hip-hop scene, which was largely based around a Hollywood record plant and label called Macola. Tipped off by his friend Morey Alexander, a music manager, Heller began hanging out at Macola and introducing himself to the artists, and became the manager of acts including World Class Wreckin’ Cru and C.I.A., the first groups of Dr. Dre and Ice Cube, respectively.
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But his greatest pairing was with Eazy-E, aka Eric Wright, a diminutive Compton drug dealer who was looking to go straight. Wright famously paid World Class Wreckin’ Cru leader Alonzo Williams for the introduction to Heller, whom he believed could take his label Ruthless Records to the next level. Heller invested money in Ruthless and became the manager of many of the label’s acts, who experienced unprecedented success in the George H.W. Bush and early Bill Clinton years, with acts including N.W.A, Eazy-E, J.J. Fad, Michel’le, D.O.C., and Bone Thugs-n-Harmony going gold or platinum. By 1995 Ruthless “was bringing in millions per month,” Heller claimed in his memoir.
Eazy E with Bone Thugs-N-Harmony
But Heller clashed with many of his artists along the way. N.W.A’s iconoclastic lyricist Ice Cube left the group following seismic 1988 debut Straight Outta Compton, claiming that he hadn’t been paid properly. The group’s main producer Dr. Dre left after their 1991 follow-up Efil4zaggin, amidst a similar financial dispute. Heller denied allegations of financial impropriety, and was strongly backed by Eazy-E. “People callin’ me, askin’ me, ‘Why you got a white man as your manager?’ ” Eazy told Rap Pages at the time. “It’s like, when I was lookin’ for a manager, I closed my f---in’ eyes and I said, ‘I want the best.’ Jerry happened to be the best.”
Jerry Heller
Heller’s legal battles with the group continued over the years. In October of 2015, shortly after Straight Outta Compton was released, Heller filed a $110 million lawsuit with a litany of claims boiling down to the fact that he was presented as the villain in the film, not compensated for the use of his likeness, that the defendants stole his work and breached an agreement that settled an old dispute with the Eazy E estate. In June 2016, a U.S. District judge dismissed all of Heller’s lawsuit, but allowed one claim to continue.
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Funeral Fabolous comes through with his "Summertime Shooutout 2: The Level Up" mixtape. Features include Shake, Lil Uzi Vert, Wale, rihanna, Trey Songz, DJ Drama, Tory Lanez, Chris Brown, A Boogie Wit Da hoodie, Future, Dave East and more.
Download the tape now from Datpiff: http://www.datpiff.com/Fabolous-Summertime-Shootout-2-mixtape.794922.html
Summertime Shootout 2: The Level Up Tracklist:
01. To The Sky Feat. Shake (Prod. By Sonaro)
02. Goyard Bag Feat. Lil Uzi Vert (Prod. By Don Cannon x Keef Boyd)
03. Faith In Me Feat. Wale (Prod. By Mister Neek x DJ Money x Mark Henry)
04. Sex Wit Me Feat. Rihanna x Trey Songz
05. 4am Flex Feat. Tory Lanez (Prod. By araabMUZIK)
06. Team Litty Feat. Jazzy (Prod. By Amadeus x Trilogy)
07. Im Goin Down Feat. Jazzy
08. Ashanti Feat. Goldie (Prod. By Mark Henry x MK x Heavy)
09. Wishing Remix Feat. Dj Drama x Chris Brown
10. Check On Me Feat. Future x DJ Esco
11. My Shit Feat. A Boogie
12. Ah Man (Prod. By araabMUZIK x llmind)
13. For The Family Feat. Dave East x Don Q (Prod. By Sonaro)
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2016 XXL Freshman and Harlem, New York representative, Dave East, links up with Don Q for a collaboration titled "Last Ones Left."
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Brooklyn, New York rapper and CEO of BSB Records, Troy Ave, delivers an official music video for his new banger titled "Hot Boy." The Yankee and Trilogy-produced track is off of Troy's latest album, "Roland Collins." Purchase it now from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/roland-collins/id1142036098.
Follow Troy Ave on Snapchat: TroyAveBSB
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/troyave
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Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/troyave
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Not many know that the great city of Memphis was named after an ancient city in Egypt and was also known across the land for its craftsmanship and its trade and commerce. In other words, Memphis has always represented a city for the hustle. Memphis, Tennessee is no different than its namesake. A city of hustlers and players. A city of tradition and history, especially when it comes to black music. From the legendary sounds of Stax music to the hard gritty music of hiphop legends EightBallMJG and 3-6 Mafia, this city have gave birth to a new breed of artists. Artist who learn from the cradle how to hustle and flow.
Lil Cam is definitely that kind of artist with a special knack for making money. Since grade school, Cam has sold candy, bikes and whatever he could do to get "his hustle on". Hustling was his first nature and then the music and like many entrepreneur artists who started a label first, supporting other artists, he went the same route. But after noticing his efforts and the artists he supported, work ethic didn't match, it was time to invest in himself. If he was going to play with his money, he wanted to be the one to take the winning shot.
A true businessman with an array of businesses, Lil Cam plans on adding a hit record to his list of accomplishments and with his new single, "Anonymous " He plans to take "Level 4 Entertainment" brand to the top of the pyramid that he's building for an everlasting legacy. In his own words he said " A tru OG once told me stay down your time comin soon , This your season now lets eat !!!
As a young entrepreneur, Lil Cam owns a studio, a digital graphics business and a nail salon in Memphis, so being a boss is already something he knows how to do. But the message he wants to send to the world as the next Memphian to blow up, is that he's "special". He's always felt special growing up in the city known as the "mid-south" and now he's putting all the money and wisdom on himself, to win.
There are people who things happen to and there's people who watch things happen but there's a special breed of people that make things happen and Lil Cam is definitely one of them. In the movie, "Hustle & Flow", the last thing the character DJay said, before the movie based in Memphis went on to make history in Hip Hop, "everybody gotta have a dream. If you ask Lil Cam, he'll say, "that's special"…… already !!! We gone take em to the next level . #LEVEL 4
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It looks like the contentious and protracted contract negotiations with Birdman and Cash Money Records have taken a heavy toll on Lil Wayne.
The 33-year old rap superstar announced that he was walking away from the game via his Twitter account on Saturday morning, September 3.
"I AM NOW DEFENSELESS AND mentally DEFEATED & I leave gracefully and thankful I luh my fanz but I'm dun," he wrote. "Ain't lookin for sympathy, just serenity."
As we previously reported, Wayne filed a $51 million breach of contract lawsuit against Cash Money in January 2015.
The reasons cited included:
1. Not paying Wayne an $8 million advance when he began recording Tha Carter V in December 2013.
2. Failing to pay Wayne an additional $2 million upon completion of the album a year later.
3. Refusing to release the album.
Since that time the "A Milli" hit maker has publicly dissed both Birdman and Cash Money several times.
On December 31, 2015, the stalemate appeared to be coming to an end when Birdman, Wayne, Drake and Mack Maine were photographed ringing in 2016 together in Miami at E11even nightclub.
Mack captioned the photo on his Instagram page: "United we stand divided we fall."
However, that moment of solidarity was short lived. Since then, Weezy has dissed Cash Money during his concerts, took a photo in May with Birdman foes Rick Ross and Trick Daddy and was spotted wearing a cap with "Fuck Cash Money" written on it in July.
If Wayne has really hung up the mic where would you rank him all time?
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BMD Family Drops Yet Another Great Compilation Of A Tape
To Add To Your Collection Zan Avenue, El Snappo, And SupaSand Make The Big Three!!!
In house compilation by Bmd Family Music Group artists!
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Famed activist, author, and television personality Marc Lamont Hill sat down with an exclusive interview with VladTV where he spoke about his new book, "Nobody: Casualties of America's War on the Vulnerable, from Ferguson to Flint and Beyond." He revealed that he got the idea for the book after visiting Ferguson following Mike Brown's death, which he compared to a modern day lynching. Hill added that while waiting on a proposal for the book, similar police brutality deaths took place, prompting him to take a closer look at the situation as a whole.
During the conversation, Hill shared his thoughts on the police and how he has a heightened expectation of them to protect us, but he added that he thinks the world would be a better place if we watched our communities and didn't have police. He also clarified that there's a difference in people snitching and witnessing a crime unfold in front of them. He adds that if there is a rapist running around the neighborhood, it isn't snitching if you alert the authorities to the situation.
Check out more of what Marc Lamont Hill had to say during the interview below, including why he thinks privately owned jails are continuing the convict lease system from the days of slavery.
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Action Bronson is back with a new season of Viceland's "Fuck, That's Delicious." In this first episode he and Meyhem Lauren visit some of Australia's exotic eateries and enjoy fine wines and great cuisine.
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Nicole Murphy (left) was conned out of $10 million by former friend Troy Stratos (right)
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When Eddie Murphy and Nicole Murphy were divorced in 2006, she was awarded a $15 million settlement.
Nicole and Eddie Murphy were married for 12 years. They have 5 children
$10 million of it is now gone after Nicole was conned by a former friend she had known for 34 years.
According to the New York Post, Troy Stratos told Nicole that he would invest the money overseas where it would earn a high rate of return.
A federal lawsuit filed in Sacramento alleged that Stratos kept all of the funds and covered Nicole's expenses with her own money.
A majority of the funds were used to finance Stratos' lavish lifestyle.
A trial was set to begin on September 12, but Stratos suddenly decided to plead guilty this week.
It was initially thought that Stratos had stolen $7-8 million from Nicole. Unfortunately for her, it turned out to be much more.
on Wednesday, August 31, he pleaded guilty to 11 counts of wire and mail fraud, two counts of money laundering and one count of obstruction of justice.
The 50-year old is already serving prison time for wire fraud and money laundering after being found guilty in May 2015, of defrauding a Philadelphia investment group out of $11.25 million.
Nicole, 48, told TMZ that she hoped to get all of the money back, if not more. She added that if that wasn't possible she would still be OK financially.
Stratos could end up spending the rest of his life in prison. If convicted of wire and mail fraud he could be sentenced up to 20 years in prison for each crime.
Money laundering and obstruction of justice carry a maximum penalty of 10 years each.
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Dem Guyzz Eternall.
Perceptions Deceptions
twitter - @Guyzeternal
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Tracklist
01 - Intro (Call Home)
02 - Hate it or Love it
03 - Silence of Lambs
04 - Skit (Threats)
05 - Y U So Pissed
06 - Stand Down
07 - Only Human
08 - Under Influenced
09 - Every Time
10 - Wanna Roll
11 - Skit (Dark Days)
12 - Secret Wars
13 - All My Life
14 - Same Thang
15 - Amatures
16 - No Pressure
17 - Conversations
18 - My Team
19 - Who you Think
20 - Time
21 - Always
Dj Smuv Presents
21 Savage - Savage Streets
Dj Smuv - 21 Savage - Savage Streets - Mixtape 2016
OJ Da Juiceman calls on Hollywood J, Zaytoven, OTWG, Frank Castro, Lex Luger, Bennis Beats, Hollywood Flex and more for production on his new "Math Class" mixtape. The lone vocal features comes courtesy of Tarvornia. Download it now from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/OJ-Da-Juiceman-Math-Class-mixtape.802006.html
Match Class Tracklist:
1.Last Time (Prod. By Hollywood J)
2.Rules (Prod. By OTWG)
3.Kyle Kover (Prod. By Zaytoven)
4.Whip (Prod. By Frank Castro)
5.Stove (Prod. By Dennis Beats)
6.All I Do (Prod. By Hollywood Flex)
7.How Many (Prod. By Zaytoven)
8.SameThang (Prod. By Beat Plugg)
9.Rackz (Prod. By Horkey, Kosty Cash Money AP)
10.Mudd (Prod. By Jonay Lex Luger)
11.Drive Thru (Prod. By Horkey, Kosty, Cash Money AP)
12.I Got U ft. Tarvornia (Prod. By Javon On The Beat)
13.Clockwork (Prod. By Zaytoven)
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M.I.A. is preparing to release her fifth and final album titled "AIM" on September 9. Check out her collaboration with Zayn Malik off of it called "Freedun."
Pre-order "AIM" now on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/nz/album/aim-deluxe/id1143335121
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Ty Dolla $ign teams up with Travis Scott for a new collaboration titled "3 Wayz." The Hit-Boy-produced track is off of Ty's forthcoming album, "Campaign."
New project #Campaign arrives $eptember 23 - Pre-order now!
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Stream: http://smarturl.it/Stream3Wayz?IQid=t...
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