Ace Hood recounts his many blessings and humble beginnings while also raining hell fire on his enemies over a trap-influenced beat produced by Scott Styles. "Turn a nigga to a beast / competition get deceased," he raps.
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Only the Family boss, Lil Durk, delivers a new mixtape titled "Love Songs For the Streets." Features on the 9-track project include YFN Lucci, Young Thug, TK Kravitz, Yung Tory and MoneyBagg Yo. It's available now on Datpiff: http://www.datpiff.com/Lil-Durk-Love-Songs-For-The-Streets-mixtape.830530.html
Tracklist:
1. NO CHOICE (PROD BY CHOPSQUAD DJ)
2. PICK YOUR POISON (PROD. WILLAFOOL)
3. NO HANDOUTS (PROD BY TYMADEIT)
4. LATELY (PROD BY DENISBEATS)
5. MOOD IM IN FT. YFN LUCCI (PROD BY TINO)
6. BETTER (PROD BY DONISBEATS)
7. LIKE A UZI FT. MONEYBAGG YO (PROD BY DONISBEATS)
8. WHERE WERE YOU FT. YOUNG THUG & YUNG TORY (PROD BY S BREEZY)
9. WHAT IF FT. TK KRAVITZ (PROD BY JBOONTHEBEAT)
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Raekwon will release a new album titled "The Wild" on March 24. Peep the music video for the single, "Purple Brick Road" featuring G-Eazy.
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the...
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/123Yuq...
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/music/a.
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Donald Trump's successful presidential run might have opened the door for an Oval Office bid by one of America's most popular women.
During an interview on the season two premiere of "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations" on Bloomberg Television, Oprah Winfrey, sounded like someone who would consider it.
"You ever thought that given the popularity you have. We haven't broken the glass ceiling yet for women, that you could actually run for president and actually be elected?" Rubenstein asked.
"I actually never thought that was ... I never considered the question. Even a possibility," Oprah said. "I just thought, 'Oh, oh.'"
"Because it's clear that you don't need government experience to be elected President of the United States," Rubinstein prodded.
"That's what I thought," special contributor to “60 Minutes" responded. "I thought, 'Oh gee, I don't have the experience. I don't know enough.' And now I'm thinking, 'Oh.'"
How do you think Oprah would fare if she ran for president in 2020?
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Grind Til We Rich rapper 2Eleven drops off his next track, "Finessin" after his street anthem "That's Out" earned critical acclaim online.
This visual pits 2Eleven in a familiar environment as he showcases his street savvy demeanor in the Inglewood 'hood he's known to call home for so many years. Also look out for his upcoming behind the scenes series as "Deuce" prepares for his long awaited project with appearances from with Freddie Gibbs, Casey Veggies, Jay 305, Sean Mackk, 1500 Or Nothing and Cargo Got Wings.
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Scoop DeVille is out to prove he's much more than just a super producer as he prepares to release a new album. The first single off of it is titled "Suavecito."
Written/Produced and Performed by Scoop DeVille. Engineered by Taylor Crommie. Mix and Mastered by Dj Quik.
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Kodak Black was arrested and placed in Broward County Jail in Florida on Tuesday, February 28, for violating his probation.
TMZ reports that the 19-year old Pompano Beach, Florida native, born Dieuson Octave, left his house without permission twice (once to go to a strip club), and failed to complete his court ordered anger management program.
This latest legal setback comes just three months after the "No Flocking" rapper was released from jail after posting $100,000 bond in Florence, South Carolina, for a sexual battery case.
Kodak's label Atlantic Records released the following statement:
"We are sorry to hear about the recent circumstances surrounding Kodak Black. His lawyers are working diligently on this matter and are hopeful that this will be resolved by next week. The remainder of Kodak Black’s 'Back and Better' Tour has been postponed. Details on rescheduled tour dates forthcoming."
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While fans wait for the fourth installment of his "Free Crack" mixtape series, Lil Bibby, continues to give them optimism that it could be his best yet by dropping fire songs. Check out his latest effort titled "Causing Havoc."
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Check out Street Money Boochie's official music video for "Streeet" featuring Bankroll Fresh.
Street Money Boochie "Flava God 2" mixtape soming soon! http://www.livemixtapes.com/mixtapes/42322/street-money-boochie-flava-god-2.html
Twitter: @Boochieboo1044
Instagram: @StreetMoneyboochie
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(CNN) A Georgia couple who rode with a Confederate flag-waving group that made armed threats against African-Americans at a child's birthday party were sentenced to prison Monday.
Jose "Joe" Torres, was sentenced to 20 years, with 13 years in prison, after a jury convicted him on three counts of aggravated assault, one count of making terroristic threats and one count of violating of Georgia's Street Gang Terrorism and Prevention Act.
Kayla Norton was sentenced to 15 years, with six years in prison. She was convicted on one count of making terroristic threats and one count of violation of the Street Gang Act.
"Many people tried to make the case about simply flying the Confederate Battle Flag," Douglas County District Attorney Brian Fortner said in a statement. "This case was about a group of people riding around our community, drinking alcohol, harassing and intimidating our citizens because of the color of their skin."
On July 25, 2015, Torres and Norton, joined about a dozen other people in a convoy of pickup trucks waving large Confederate flags as they drove around Douglas County, a suburban Atlanta community. Most of them belonged to a group called "Respect the Flag."
"The convoy of trucks passed by the victim's residence where the victims were grilling hot dogs and hamburgers while hosting a child's birthday party featuring a bouncy castle, snow-cone machines, and a DJ," the district attorney's office posted on its official Facebook page.
The party-goers said the people in the trucks yelled racial slurs as they passed, the statement said.
The drivers parked the trucks near the house, prosecutors said. Torres was part of a smaller group that "threatened to kill the party goers while repeatedly using derogatory racial slurs against them," said the statement.
"Torres, who had retrieved a shotgun from his vehicle, pointed his shotgun at the group of African American party-goers and stated he was going to kill them while his co-defendants stated that 'the little ones can get one too,' referring to the young children at the party," the statement said.
Norton was accused of making similar threats. The victims said some member of Torres' group was armed with a knife and a tire tool.
According to the district attorney's statement, Torres testified he carried the shotgun because he feared for his friends' safety. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported members of "Respect the Flag" said people at the party had thrown objects at them.
CNN has tried to reach the two defendants' lawyers for comment.
After the arrests, investigators looked through the defendants' Facebook accounts, the statement said.
"Law enforcement was able to locate numerous posts and messages indicating that members of the group were white supremacists who discussed attending KKK rallies, joining Skinheads Nation, and making numerous derogatory remarks about African Americans as a whole," the DA's statement said.
Video of Monday's sentencing shot by WSB-TV, a CNN affiliate, showed both Torres and Norton breaking down in court as Judge William McClain handed down the sentence.
Norton apologized for her role in the incident saying, "I want you all to know that is not me. That is not me, that is not him. I would never walk up to you and say those words to you. I'm so sorry that happened to you. I am so sorry."
Hyesha Bryant, one of the people at the party, testified at the hearing and told Norton, "What you said affected my life. It affected my children's lives."
But Bryant ended up telling Norton that "I forgive you, I forgive all of you."
A jury convicted Torres and Norton on February 6. They are both banished from Douglas County when they're released from prison.
Fifteen members of the Respect the Flag group were originally indicted. The disposition of all their cases is unknown, but the district attorney said some of them pleaded guilty to similar charges and received shorter sentences.
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In this clip from VladTV's interview with Peedi Crakk, the State Property rapper talks going $900K over the Def Jam budget and failing to make the most out of the opportunities Jay Z afforded him. "I'm willing to take responsibility for bullsh***in," Peedi says. Vlad also asks about the frustration of failing to put out an album on time and the diss songs Peedi wrote about Jay. Watch above.
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The title of New York artist Blackway’s “One Question” references his repeating of a single plea: “Will you be mine?/ Will you be mine?” Shot, edited, and directed by Kenneth Callier, an accompanying video for it dropped on Valentine’s Day — which, considering the earnestly lovestruck vibes of this Afropop-tinged track, feels fitting. Watch as Blackway emphatically spells out his romantic confessions with his hand gestures, the monochromatic aesthetic interrupted only occasionally by bursts of color set off by his dancers.
@IamBlackway on Instagram & Twitter
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On September 7, 1996, Tupac Shakur was shot four times as he sat in the passenger seat of a BMW 750iL being driven by Death Row Records CEO, Suge Knight, on the Las Vegas strip.
The two had just watched Mike Tyson defeat Bruce Seldon by technical knockout in the first round at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
Six days after being shot Tupac died from his wounds at the age of 25. Despite numerous leads the music icon's murder has never been solved.
Two decades later the BMW is up for auction on the memorabilia website Moments in Time. Their asking price is $1.5 million.
This is the latest item that Tupac was connected to that has been put up for sale. Over the years his jeep, handwritten letters, lyric sheets and more have been auctioned off.
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August Alsina remakes Bobby Womack's 1982 classic song "If You Think You're Lonely Now" for his new single titled "Lonely"
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Brooklyn, New York and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania collide as Funeral Fabolous recruits Lil Uzi Vert for "Goyard Bad" Check out the official music video up top.
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Check out Keyshia Cole's new music video for "You" featuring Remy Ma and French Montana.
"You" Available at iTunes: http://smarturl.it/You.iTunes
Apple Music: http://smarturl.it/You_AM
Spotify: http://smarturl.it/You_Sptfy
Google Play: http://smarturl.it/You.GP
Amazon Digital: http://smarturl.it/You.Dig
Deezer: http://smarturl.it/You.Dzr
Soundcloud: http://smarturl.it/You_SC
Tidal: http://smarturl.it/You_Tidal
https://twitter.com/KeyshiaCole
https://www.instagram.com/keyshiacole/
https://www.facebook.com/keyshiacole/
Courtesy of KC On The Road
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Juelz Santana continues to crank out good street music. His latest effort is a collaboration with Cam'Ron and French Montana titled "Dip'd in Coke." Produced by Harry Fraud.
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2 Chainz was the musical guest on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Monday, February 27. He used the occasion to perform his hit song "Good Drank" with help from Gucci Mane and The Roots.
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Meek Mill vs. The Game.
This beef has no end in sight given the fact that both rappers continue to throw shots at each other via Instagram.
As we previously reported, Game went after Meek over the weekend for what he perceived as the Philadelphia rapper turning his back on his ex-girlfriend, Nicki Minaj, during her conflict with Remy Ma.
"Instead of leaving yo bum ass like she should've, she held yo skinny rat face havin ass down! Now she gone & all you can do is try & shit on her every chance you get over social media? Straight pussy shit," Hurricane captioned an IG photo.
Meek and Dreamchasers rapper Omelly took to Instagram Live to fire back.
Omelly: "The nigga a weirdo, y'all know that shit. Who the fuck write that paragraph that nigga wrote? Ain't none of us read that shit. We like, 'Yo, this nigga trippin.' Man fuck that shit. This some weirdo shit. You gotta be a weirdo to write all this shit about another man. And it's bitch shit. You in the middle of some shit. Get the fuck outta here, you weirdo. How is y'all even vouching for this shit? Y'all out here standing up for the wrong shit."
Meek Mill: "We gon' fuck his bitch, that's all we gon' do. I know one of his baby mom's mad. I know one of your baby mama's wanna get you back."
Welp...
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