Chicago rapper Fundz Delivers A New Single "Applyin Pressure"
Rising independent artist Fundz comes with his new single "Applyin Pressure". The record definitely set the tone to what he's about to bring going into year. In time, the Chi-town rapper shall be working on more new singles and videos,pushing forward towards a new project for the fans.
Check out the latest single from Lay "Been Ballin"
New music coming from beat making extraordinaire and artist Lay with the new single "Been Ballin" featuring Yung Kha. This is one of the few singles the talented producer has released for the fans which was produced by Trap Life Muzik.
For more music and all definitely check out his website Laybeats and also purchase the new single on iTunes.
Mitchell Jackson was born on December 13, 1977, in Miami, Florida to Pearley Jackson and Mitchell Harden. His original stage name, Obadiah, comes from the bible which means “servant of God” or “worshipper of Yah.” He relocated to Tallahassee, Fl. and met Charlton G Stevens (Mista Kingz) where he explored many different musical outlets. He performed on Showtime at the Apollo (2005) as a amateur on the same episode as Lyfe Jennings. Obadiah and Mista Kingz opened up at Morehouse College for Nappy Roots and Lil Jon in (2001). He has shared the stage with performers like Tank, Ginuwine, Mista Kingz and Nappy Heads/T. Pain at FAMU homecoming in (2002). Obadiah has been a featured artist on excitementradio.com on “The Best Kept Secret” show along with a live interview.
"Rain" is also featured on the gr8fm.com and Strong Arm Radio. In addition, the song “Rain” currently is a potential prospect for an Independent movie.He chose “RAIN” as his single due to “it represents sadness, rejection or sorrow. Rain weakens sunlight, it initiates human emotions of darkness and depression.”
Check for him to hit the road soon in various cities and clubs soon where on December 10 he'll be in Miami for his video shoot. Also you can purchase the new single "Rain" on iTunes,Spotify and other streaming platforms.
1.O.T. Genasis - Plug On Da Line 2.O.T. Genasis - Right Back 3.O.T. Genasis - Traffic 4.O.T. Genasis - Feelings 5.O.T. Genasis - Weigh The Weight 6.O.T. Genasis - Thick (feat. 2 Chainz) 7.O.T. Genasis - Go Off 8.O.T. Genasis - No No No (feat. YG) 9.O.T. Genasis - Get Racks (feat. T.I.) 10.O.T. Genasis - Bust It 11.O.T. Genasis - All The Hoes 12.O.T. Genasis - Push It (feat. Remy Ma & Quavo) [Remix]
Jimbo Duh Kidd continues to really apply pressure within his city in music. The Chicago rapper continues to set flames as he prepares for upcoming moves into 2017. Couple of weeks ago, Jimbo had released his the visual for "Gas" which propelled his stature next level.
Now he returns with the brand new video for "You Ain't Gang" freestyle. In the video, the lyric dropping Chi-town emcee takes us on a walk through his side of town in the neighborhood letting it be known how he operates and runs within his neck of the woods. Continue to watch for him break big soon.
With each passing day Lil Wayne distances himself further from the only label he's ever known.
As we previously reported, Wayne filed a $51 million breach of contract lawsuit in January of this year against Birdman and Cash Money Records.
The suit claims that Cash Money violated the deal in three ways.
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.
While Baby has remained relatively quiet about the growing rift between himself and the man he still calls "his son," Weezy has waged war by continuing to publicly make his displeasure known.
At this point, Wayne is saying fuck Cash Money for life. This Roc-A-Fella shout-out was random tho: pic.twitter.com/DiJoo7zJWC
This weekend Wayne threw more shots at Cash Money during a concert in Los Angeles. While performing the song"I'm Me"he changed lyrics in the chorus from "I'm a motherfucking Cash Money Millionaire" to "I'm a motherfucking Roc-A-Fella" millionaire."
Will Wayne soon be throwing up the Roc diamond alongsideKanye West?
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on November 14, 2016 at 12:03pm
Common releases a surprise remix of the title track off of his new album, "Black America Again." This one features Gucci Mane, BJ the Chicago Kid and Pusha T.
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on November 14, 2016 at 10:38am
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Check out the first official for the sci-fi, action film "Ghost in the Shell."
Plot: Based on the internationally-acclaimed sci-fi property, “GHOST IN THE SHELL” follows Major, a special ops, one-of-a-kind human-cyborg hybrid, who leads the elite task force Section 9. Devoted to stopping the most dangerous criminals and extremists, Section 9 is faced with an enemy whose singular goal is to wipe out Hanka Robotic’s advancements in cyber technology.
Philadelphia rapper and former State Property member, Oschino Vasquez, is on his independent grind and currently working on his next project titled "Appetizer 7."
Features include Gunplay, Chevy Woods, Ar-Ab, Dave East, Butterknife King, Keith Hart and possibly Royce 5'9.
In his latest Vlog, Oschino speaks on the project andBeanie Sigelsquashing his beef withTeefy Bey.
"At the end of the day, that went past rap shit," O says in the clip. "My beef with [Beanie] is rap shit. It's real life shit, but it's rap shit. I would never wish two niggas to kill each other over something that could be fixed. I know where to draw the line in the sand at, 'cause at the end of the day they got kids. That's what they did. I don't know if I could have did that. But I'm glad they did that because I don't wanna see nobody get killed over no dumb shit. I don't like [Beanie] but it ain't that deep."
Oschino also speaks on his Roc-A-Fella Records days, the two State Property albums, releasing 17 mixtapes, the origin of his name, growing up with both parents on drugs, getting shot 9 times at 18-years old ending his basketball career, how he got The Game and Beanie phone conversation, freestyles and more in the documentary, "A Day in the Life of Oschino Vasquez."
OVO Sound boss and Young Money recording artist, Drake, links up with 2016 XXL Freshman rapper 21 Savage to shoot an official music video for their London On Da Track-produced collaboration titled "Sneakin."
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on November 13, 2016 at 11:30am
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Dave Chappelle hosted Saturday Night Live on November 12. The actor and comedian was in rare form during his stand-up monologue, in which he joked about America electing an internet troll in Donald Trump as president, Omarosa, President Obama, Trump hotels and more.
NEW YORK (AP) — Conor McGregor raised his arms in triumph before he stepped inside the cage, the cocky Irishman playing to a crowd going wild for UFC's greatest champion.
McGregor ran a circle around the mat, a victory lap of sorts before he even threw a punch. McGregor packed fans to the Madison Square Garden rafters and drove them into a frenzy as he packed a vicious punch against Eddie Alvarez.
McGregor used a brash and brilliant performance to knock out the overwhelmed Alvarez in the second round to win the UFC lightweight title Saturday in the main event of UFC 205 on a record night.
"What's next for me," McGregor bellowed inside the cage.
The easy answer: Whatever the "Notorious" one wants.
McGregor dominated from the opening bell of the biggest card in UFC history — on pace to set an MMA pay-per-view record — and the sold-out crowd of 20,427 loaded with A-listers from Madonna to Hugh Jackman went wild with each punishing blow.
McGregor, also UFC's featherweight champ following a 13-second knockout of Jose Aldo, had predicted a fourth-round KO.
Unlike UFC's laborious legal battle to reach New York, McGregor wouldn't make anyone wait.
UFC has not decided if McGregor (21-3) will be allowed to defend both championships. UFC President Dana White said McGregor could be about the only fighter in the promotion to handle that kind of grueling fight load.
"Who knows," White said. "I'm going to let him enjoy his night."
McGregor crouched inside the cage waiting for the bell to ring and attack Alvarez (28-5). McGregor was the clear aggressor from the start, dropping Alvarez three times in the first round. Alvarez, out of Philadelphia, bounced up the first two times and took a severe beating on the third. McGregor forced Alvarez to fight with his back to the cage and never absorbed a serious strike.
The 28-year-old McGregor put his hands behind his back in the second, taunting and toying Alvarez to hit him. McGregor, UFC's biggest box office star, unloaded a left and ended the fight at 1:52 of the second. McGregor lay waste to a battered Alvarez and brazenly demanded in a speech peppered with profanities his second UFC championship belt.
"I was literally losing my head in there," he said.
McGregor snatched his new lightweight championship belt, paired it with his featherweight title, and UFC's first two-class champion in the promotion's history plopped himself on top of the cage and absorbed the scene of his historic night.
"I've spent a lot of time slaying everybody in the company," McGregor said.
Alvarez is the latest victim on the list.
"Eddie is a warrior but he shouldn't be in there with me," he said. "I'm at a different level. Now, I celebrate as champion of two divisions."
UFC was live and legal in New York for the first time since an MMA ban was lifted earlier this year.
To celebrate, UFC stacked the card with three title fights that set a promotion and MSG gate record with $17.7 million. The 1999 boxing match between Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield drew a record $13.5 million.
"Jesus is going to have to fight the devil to break that record," White said.
Tyron Woodley defeated Stephen Thompson via majority draw to retain his welterweight title in a fantastic fight and Joanna Jedrzejczyk successfully defended her UFC women's strawweight championship with a unanimous decision win over Karolina Kowalkiewicz.
But the New York stage belonged to McGregor.
McGregor, as he had been all week in New York, was the undisputed star of the card. McGregor's fans swathed themselves in Irish flag capes and his fellow countrymen sang "Ole Ole Ole" in the concourse and stands throughout the show.
"It was obvious the crowd was here to see Conor McGregor," Woodley said.
The New York crowd could not wait one more night to see him.
The two-decade ban imposed by New York left only unsanctioned MMA fights in the state. State lawmakers and Gov. Andrew Cuomo agreed in April to end the ban following years of failed efforts by supporters. The law authorizing the sport took effect in September and UFC optimistically already had MSG booked.
UFC last ran a major show in the state at UFC 7: The Brawl in Buffalo on April 7, 1995. UFC, under Lorenzo and Frank Fertitta, exploded into a global phenomenon, become a staple on network television and ran PPV cards that hit 1 million buys during the ban. UFC 205 was expected to reach around 1.5 million PPV buys. UFC sold for approximately $4 billion to a group led by Hollywood entertainment conglomerate WME-IMG in July.
McGregor told reporters after the fight he wanted an equity stake in UFC.
"Whoever runs this place now has to come to me and give me my slice," McGregor said. "Bring me on board for real. I need to be set for life on this."
Tickets at face value and on StubHub only seemed to be selling for as much as UFC's selling price.
The fans saw UFC fighters deliver more kicks than the Radio City Rockettes in the 11-fight card.
McGregor might need an extra ticket for his next fight: The two-division champ is set to become a first-time father in May.
"I feel like I'm just reaching my prime," he said.
Jacksonville, FL; Duval County's newest rising star Prime Definition is releases his debut mixtape "Audio Crack". This new project is filled with a variety of different sounds and the versatility is shocking. Prime Definition describes his music as a drug, which explains the title perfectly. Get addicted to Prime Definition and his new project "Audio Crack".