1. “5 Million (Intro)” 2. “Tho” 3. “Hurt a Nigga Feelings” 4. “Helpless” 5. “Met Gala” Feat. Offset 6. “Finesse The Plug (Interlude)” 7. “Dance With the Devil” 8. “Both Eyes Closed” Feat. 2 Chainz and Young Dolph 9. “Bucket List” 10. “Loss For Words” Feat. Rick Ross
Official 247HH exclusive interview with Harlem, New York City based artist Dame Grease where you’ll hear about how a druglord from Angola was trying to keep DMX! Check out the crazy story here in this#
(Deadine) Starz’s hit drama series Power is coming to Hulu. Under the deal announced today by Hulu and Lionsgate, seasons one and two of the top-rated series are now available for streaming, and season three will be available later this year. Future seasons of Power also will become available to stream in their entirety on Hulu and all seasons of the series will remain on Starz’s channels and services.
Power continues to break viewership records, with the most recent third season delivering a record 8 million multiplatform viewers per episode, according to the network. It returns for its fourth season premiere June 25 on Starz.
“As one of the biggest shows on television today, Power undoubtedly appeals to the Hulu audience and we cannot wait to bring the series to our viewers,” said Lisa Holme, Hulu’s Head of Content Acquisition. “Lionsgate has been a longtime partner and this new agreement continues to drive forward our efforts to build one of the most robust libraries of content in the market.”
From creator/showrunner and executive producer Courtney A. Kemp, Power straddles the glamorous Manhattan lifestyles of the rich and infamous and the underworld of the international drug trade. The cast is led by Omari Hardwick as drug kingpin and nightclub impresario James “Ghost” St. Patrick; Joseph Sikora as his brother in arms in the drug business, Tommy Egan; Naturi Naughton plays Ghost’s fierce, loyal wife Tasha St. Patrick; and Lela Loren as his first love, Assistant U.S. Attorney Angela Valdes. Executive Producers are Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, Mark Canton, Randall Emmett and Gary Lennon. The show is also produced by Jackson’s G-Unit Films and Television.
“We’re pleased to partner with our friends at Hulu on another great Starz premium series that will resonate with their subscribers for years to come,” said Lionsgate President of Worldwide Television & Digital Distribution Jim Packer. “This deal is sure to generate new fans for Power on both Starz and Hulu, and it’s a testament to the quality of Starz premium programming.”
The deal was negotiated for Lionsgate by EVP of Worldwide SVOD Agapy Kapouranis.
Boosie Badazz sat down with DJ Vlad for another classic conversation where they discuss issues within the Culture. Boosie speaks on the dangers of "Lean" and how it is actually a form of Heroin. He recalls being a heavy lean user as a teen and going through severe withdrawals trying to ween himself off of the addictive substance. Boosie also gets real personal and talks about losing his father at a young age.
Swoosh recruits Rich the Kid and Famous Dex for his latest effort titled "Get Out My Face." Check it out up top and let us know your thoughts on this collaboration below.
Check out Hot Boy Turk's brand new video for "Blood." Directed By @trackmanforever
Hot Boy Turk celebrated 5/04 Day with the release of his new mixtape, Yall Got Me Fucked Up hosted by DJ Hektik. This will help hold over his fans until his final album, YNT 3 is released later this year. Stream and download the tape below
"I Am The Greatest" words spoken by the legendary Muhammed Ali. Those words would be what inspired Tyrone "Yung Cassius" Thorne. Yung Cassius became one of the most respected underground rappers from the gritty streets of Brooklyn, New York. Just as Muhammed Ali, Yung Cassius has the same drive, determination and passion to be the greatest. The same vision and hunger just in a different field.
Born in Guyana South America, he migrated to United States with his family at the tender age of 11, settling in the heavy Caribbean-populated community Flatbush section of Brooklyn New York. He faced the harsh reality of gangs, guns, drugs and murders in his neighborhood.
Growing up in Guyana which is located on the northeast coast of Latin America, along the Atlantic Ocean. Guyana border with Suriname to the east, border with Venezuela to the northwest, and border with Brazil to the south and southwest. Being the only English speaking country in South America, it's considered to be West Indian because of it's cultural similarities to the West Indies such as the foods, music and dialect. Yung Cassius had no hip-hop influence at that point of his life.
Yung Cassius rarely heard hip hop music being played in his home country Guyana, He grew up listening to Reggae artist such as Shabba Ranks, Bounty Killa, Super Cat, Ninja Man, Pinchers, Merciless etc. Even though raised on reggae music, he always wanted to record and perform music. After school Cassius would sit at home and listen to instrumentals day after day just trying to perfect his craft. He started rapping at the age of 18, at the age of 21 he decided to perfect his craft and start taking it seriously. What started out as just a hobby eventually turned into something of an addiction.
Determined to succeed with the aim of moving his family out the hood, Yung Cassius hit the streets hard with a barrage of underground bangers such as "OMBS," "Child Hood Idol," "TTYL," "I want it all" and "Signs". The rebirth of and era with a new twist, New York had its own unique sound and style. When you hear a project that Yung Cassius is on or have worked on you will hear what’s missing from New York artists.
Artist Spotlight: Bronx New York's Rising Star King Ceazar drops "Dog Food" Single
The Bronx has been sparking much buzz with a variety of experimental artists like King Ceazar who has finessed his fresh east coast swag with a midwest sound. Ceazar’s new single “Dog Food” Produced by Kartel, explains his hunger for survival in New York City with a quick drill beat that perfects the track. Bound to be a viral hit, “Dog Food” is a clear message about who survives in the wild when surrounded by the ‘Fless God’ Ceazar and his willingness to conquer whatever stands in his way.
Troy Ave releases the second official music video off of his "NuPac" album. This latest one is for "I Ain't Mad At Cha," a diss song aimed as Casanova, Taxstone and Hovain.
The young Georgia native Paypa OG debuts the latest video "Ain Stunem".Starting his day off so fresh and so clean,takes off into the streets with the fellas showing how he stunts on a daily basis.One thing he isn't worried about is clowns and haters while the goal is getting money.
This is just the beginning for Paypa as he pushes forth into the summer with more music and videos to accomodate his growth.So far he's already done a cover of Yo Gotti's "They Like" displaying skills across the board.
During a recent interview with 247HH, Joe Young, talked about a strange experience with podcast host Taxstone.
"I was out in East New York. I'd just landed. Taxstone picked me up from the airport," Joe explained. "So, we chilling ... I'm in the hood. I'm doing good, you know I got history with the dude, we cool. I'm like, 'Yo, I'm hungry. Let's stop at McDonald's.' We go into McDonald's, I got my nuggets. I come outside and they're gone with my luggage. Taxstone actually stole my luggage.
"So, I'm on the curb like, 'Yo, that really just happened?' I checked my phone. He unfollowed me on Twitter and Facebook, so I knew it's a real situation," he continued. "My bag had my Gucci shoes in it, my Breitland watch, my passport, but it didn't have my wallet. I'm like, 'What I'ma do now? Fuck it, I'ma go out to Brooklyn to see my man.' Yeah, we just figured out the situation. And come to find out, he tried to pawn my watch. He couldn't pawn my watch. He was messed up at the time. He couldn't pawn my watch because he needed the paperwork and didn't have it. I just thought to myself, 'Man, if Taxstone needed money he could have simply just asked me for it. I haven't seen him after that."
(Reuters) Tom Cruise, still feeling the need for speed, said in an interview that a sequel to his 1986 military action film "Top Gun" is "definitely happening."
Cruise, currently promoting his latest film "The Mummy," was speaking on the Wednesday edition of Australia's morning TV show "Sunrise" when he was asked by the host if rumors of "Top Gun 2" were true.
"It's true, it's true," he said, grinning as he added, "I'm going to start filming it probably in the next year. It's happening."
Cruise played the cocky pilot Maverick in "Top Gun," one of the top students in an U.S. training camp for elite military fighter pilots and engaged in a bitter rivalry with a fellow pilot played by Val Kilmer.
The Paramount Pictures film launched Cruise's career as a global action star and grossed more than $350 million globally, according to film tracker BoxOfficeMojo.com.
Representatives for Paramount Pictures declined to comment to Reuters on whether the studio is involved with the sequel.
"Top Gun" producer Jerry Bruckheimer tweeted a photo with Cruise last week, captioning it as the 31st anniversary of the opening day of "Top Gun."
In January 2016, Bruckheimer teased "Top Gun" fans by tweeting "Just got back from a weekend in New Orleans to see my old friend @TomCruise and discuss a little Top Gun 2."
(Reporting by Piya Sinha-Roy in Los Angeles; Editing by Bill Trott)
Hot Boy Turk can't believe what he's seeing with some of the fashion choices men are making these days. Listen to him express his opinion on this "Rompers" freestyle. Produced by Chopper Chopper.
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