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While he may be one of hip-hop's most famous DJs, DJ Whoo Kid is also one of the best storytellers in music. From being kidnapped by Big Pun to potentially being the reason for Kanye West getting into the car accident that later inspired 'Through the Wire', the G-Unit DJ should add 'the Charles Dickens of rap' to his list of aliases.
Speaking exclusively to Gigwise after coming from a dinner with Giggs in central London, one DJ Whoo Kid story in particular that caught our attention was the time he and Jackass star Steve-O went to Prince's house for a party, which could have ended with them both being arrested according to the G-Unit DJ. With Steve-O choosing to take his girlfriend, something Whoo Kid thought was a bad idea from the get go - "I don't know why he took his girl to Prince's house" - apparently things went downhill the moment Prince arrived.
As the fable goes, any woman - or man according to Jamie Foxx - that ever made eye contact with Prince became instantly hypnotised by his aura. Steve-O's girlfriend fell under said spell the moment Prince spoke to her and she eventually was invited to a private room minus Whoo Kid and her boyfriend. Upset by this - while Whoo Kid was laughing to himself - Steve-O found one of Prince's many pianos and started beating the hell out of it out of sheer frustration and jealousy. Thinking they might get arrested, needless to say this was the last time Whoo Kid ever saw Prince before his passing.
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Lil Wayne was a recent guest on The Nine Club with Chris Roberts. Near the end of the hour-long interview the Young Money Records CEO, made a surprise announcement about a new musical project.
"Make sure they know that The Funeral coming soon," Wayne said. "I don't have a release date, but I have a whole bunch of good news coming soon."
Wayne was reportedly close to settling his $51 million breach-of-contract lawsuit with Cash Money Records until he big upped Roc-A-Fella Records during a recent concert.
The shout out offended Birdman, who cut off negotiations. It's unclear if talks are moving forward again or if Wayne is working on a different avenue to get his music out.
"If you are a Wayne fan ... I know we've been going through a lot of tough times right now. But if you are a Wayne fan we're about to hold our heads high real soon," he assured.
Skip to the 56 minute mark in the video below to hear Wayne talk about "The Funeral."
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Kanye West is now entering his second week of treatment at UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles. As of now there is no firm timetable for him to come home.
The "Good Life" hit maker was admitted Monday, November 21, following a psychiatric breakdown.
TMZ reports that the plan was for West to be released into the care of his personal physician on Monday, November 28. However, he is still battling extreme paranoia. He's expressed a fear that people are trying to ruin his marriage to Kim Kardashian.
For a period of time the G.O.O.D. Music CEO would not allow doctors at the treatment facility to touch him.
According to Us Weekly, things began to seriously spiral out of control for West following his wife's gunpoint robbery on October 3, inside her private residence at Hôtel de Pourtalès in Paris, France.
"He's been shaken up ever since the robbery in Paris. It did a number on him as much as Kim," an insider told Us Weekly. "The mere thought that anything could happen to her sent him in a tailspin. He wasn't sleeping and he was having nightmares about it."
Kim has been by her husband's side throughout his hospital stay.
"She has been an unbelievably devoted spouse. He's a lucky man," a source told TMZ.
The couple have been married since May 24, 2014. They have two children, 3-year old daughter North West and 11-month old son Saint West.
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E Sosa drops his surprise mixtape exclusively on Spinrilla. All new/unreleased tracks produced by krissio.
With #PTF own / NBA Superstar Will Bartons voice over.
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(Cleveland.com) Nine people were injured during an incident at Ohio State University and a suspect was killed, according to police and other reports.
A 90-minute campus lockdown was lifted at 11:30 a.m. All classes are cancelled for today.
"The scene is now secure, and law enforcement will continue to have a visible presence on campus," the university's department of public safety said. Campus remained open but about a dozen buildings are closed.
Witness says Ohio State suspect had a "crazy look in his eyes" and was "completely silent" https://t.co/Ff9EiYcrfA https://t.co/wfnLDzb4Qf
— CNN (@CNN) November 28, 2016
Law enforcement sources told the Columbus Dispatch that a car rammed Watts Hall about 9:40 a.m., and at least two people got out of the car. One person had a gun and another appeared to have a large knife.
Columbus Police, Ohio State police and deputies with the Franklin County sheriff's deputies rushed to the scene.
Details of what occurred have not been released. Some students said a fire alarm was pulled at Watts and when student went outside the car drove into the crowd.
Ohio State student Yoon Lee just came out of Watts Hall, described what he saw and heard pic.twitter.com/zoP7hPVPxY
— Bill Landis (@BillLandis25) November 28, 2016
JUST IN: Suspect in Ohio State attack predominately used a knife and car, federal law enforcement official says https://t.co/USGIbJJUx8
— CNN (@CNN) November 28, 2016
Ohio State University students used chairs to block a classroom door after reports of an attack on campus https://t.co/EHdzcXGXlu pic.twitter.com/f5g7rtEqRE
— CNN (@CNN) November 28, 2016
An Ohio State student says the attacker "was completely silent. Which was very creepy." https://t.co/09LjRUFVjC pic.twitter.com/b3Qc8PsfKk
— CNN (@CNN) November 28, 2016
Some people were injured by the car.
Victims were taken to Ohio State Wexner Medical Center, OhioHealth Grant Medical Center and OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital.
The Wexner Medical Center said it was treating four victims, none with life-threatening injuries.
The incident occurred at Watts Hall and allegedly involved a machete.
Roads were closed around campus, as were the exits to campus from Ohio 315. Police and snipers searched the area for more suspects.
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SODMG boss Soulja Boy and Chicago artist Rico Recklezz have been beefing for several weeks due to a conflict that originated from the "Crank That" rapper's conflict with Lil Yachty.
At one point Soulja tweeted that he had put a $100,000 bounty on Rico's head, but later said he was joking and the beef was dead.
"I'm having $100,000 cash on me right now. This man ain't ever seen a million dollars in his life. I made a million dollars when i was 17. Rico what? Y'all is tweaking right now. The beef over with," Soulja told Vlad TV.
Despite that, Rico says in a new interview with Say Cheese TV that he doesn't want to seriously injure Soulja, but he plans to put hands on him.
Say Cheese TV: So it's no more beef with y'all?
Rico Recklezz: He a bitch, I'm still gon' smack him. Oh, I'm smacking your face. I'm beating yo ass ... I'm smacking you. I ain't gon' kill you or nothing, but I'm gon' beat the fuck out you, then we can be cool. We can box for $10K.
Say Cheese: When he tweeted about the $100K, he said he was just playing on Vlad. The minute you saw that what was your reaction?
Rico: He's such a bitch ass nigga that wasn't even respected. If that was a real nigga, I woulda been dead that night. Let a real nigga say he got $100K on some shit. A nigga gonna die by that hour.
Say Cheese: So, after that you got to L.A. Was that strictly for that Soulja Boy situation?
Rico: Hell yeah. I went to L.A. 'cause he made (a diss song). You wanna mention my name? I'm a bitch ass nigga? I went to his house. Ask him was I at his house. Bring yo bitch ass down, Soulja. He in the window. Y'all niggas ain't do shit but sit in the house with some Dracos. Yall didn't even blow the motherfuckers.
Peep the full interview on YouTube (https://youtu.be/a5yawPLG8hs).
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Juelz Santana is back in his bag as he releases an official music video for his "Up in the Studio Gettin Blown" freestyle. Give it a look below.
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Young Lito becomes the latest artist to step up to the mic to spit a capella bars as part of Genius' freestyle. Check out the Brooklyn, New York spitter doing his thing below.
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With rumors of a Brick Squad reunion circulating, Frenchie heats up the streets with his new video titled "No Lie." Visuals premiered by HipHopsRevival.
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Philadelphia artist and WeRunTheStreets CEO, DeeJay A.N.T., releases an official music video for his new single titled "Naw Nigga."
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Check out Trouble's new single titled "Who You Kiddin." The track was produced by Zaytoven.
Want more of Trouble?
www.alloftrouble.com
www.skoobzilla.com
Apple Music: itun.es/us/gIKncb
Spotify: spoti.fi/1XVKqUM
Google: goo.gl/BSQwx6
Soundcloud: @troubledte
Snapchat.com/add/troubledte6
Instagram.com/troubledte6
Twitter.com/troubledte
Facebook.com/therealtroubletrouble
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Takeoff, Quavo and Offset, together known as Migos, release a new song titled "Show'll Is." The song was produced by Murda Beatz.
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Quavo, 1/3 of the rap group Migos, gets production from Murda Beatz on this new joint titled "Trapstar." Give it a listen up top then sound off in the comment section below.
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Avokid release the new project "4 Ever Rich" hosted by Dj Tati.Mixtape contains 16 records coming from the ATL rapper
with features from Vizual,Nixxx and other names.Beyond just being a rapper he also produces his own music which you can
check out with other productions from Nard & B,TMG,Prhyme and other notable names.
Currently Avo is pushing the new single "Vixen Chick" which appears on "4 Ever Rich". Stay tune for the new visual for the single to appear with already having the visual out for "4 Ever Rich x Flexin" featured on this mixtape as well.
Continue to watch for his name and growth coming out of Atlanta.
Watch the official music video for "I'm A Thug Pt. 2" by YG.
YG's "Red Friday" is out now! Download or stream here: http://smarturl.it/RedFriday?IQid=WSHH
4Hunnid Records. #4Hunnid
Directected by Austin Simkins @saltystate
http://www.saltystate.com
DP: Jeff Klevins @jklvns
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Cash Money Records/Rich Gang recording artist Caskey links up with Rich the Kid to shoot an official music video for their collaboration titled "Casting Couch."
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MIAMI (AP) — Fidel Castro's death triggered an emotional and long-awaited celebration in Miami's large Cuban-American community Saturday as peaceful demonstrators waved flags and honked car horns, many cheering with joy and others weeping for family members who didn't live to see this day.
Yet it was also a bittersweet time as most realize Castro's passing will not immediately translate into freedom or democracy on the oppressive communist island and that much work remains to enact change in Cuba.
"We need for the people of Cuba to have the freedom we have in the U.S., but this changes nothing. There won't be change until the people revolt," said Juan Cobas, 50, who came to the U.S. from Cuba at age 13.
Others saw Fidel's death as a sign that a generation that has ruled Cuba for nearly 60 years is passing from the world stage, many noting that his brother, current President Raul Castro, is 85.
"I'm feeling this is the beginning of the end," said Alex Pineiro, 32. "Fidel was the architect of what's going on. It's a mix of emotions, I'm happy he's dead, but I'm celebrating hope."
Within hours of the announcement early Saturday of Castro's death at age 90, thousands of people banged pots with spoons, waved Cuban and U.S. flags in the air and whooped in jubilation on Calle Ocho — 8th Street, and the heart of Little Havana. Honking horns and strains of salsa music from car stereos echoed against stucco buildings, and fireworks lit up the humid night sky.
Police blocked off streets leading to Cafe Versailles, the quintessential Cuban-American hotspot where strong cafecitos — sweetened espresso — were as common as a harsh word about Fidel Castro.
"Cuba si! Castro no!" they chanted, while others screamed "Cuba libre!"
Celebration, not grief, permeated the atmosphere. Castro has cast a shadow over Miami for decades, and in many ways, his policy and his power have shaped the city and its inhabitants.
"We're not celebrating that someone died, but that this is finished," said 30-year-old Erick Martinez, who emigrated from Cuba four years ago.
There were no reports of violence or any arrests during the demonstrations, Miami police
spokeswoman Kenia Fallat said Saturday. Miami-Dade County officials said there were no plans to activate the emergency operations center — another sign of the more subdued reaction to Castro's death than might have previously been expected.
"They are celebrating but in a very peaceful way," Fallat said of the demonstrators.
The U.S. Coast Guard was running regular patrols and not increasing staffing levels or taking other emergency steps, said Petty Officer Jonathan Lally. The Coast Guard has seen a sharp uptick in Cubans attempting to arrive in Florida by sea, with at least 7,411 Cubans attempting to migrate over the Florida Straits in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30 compared with 4,473 in the same timeframe last year.
Cubans fled the island to Miami, Tampa, New Jersey and elsewhere after Castro took power in 1959. Some were loyalists of Fulgencio Batista, the president prior to Castro, while others left with the hope they would be able to return soon, after Castro was toppled. He never was.
Some tried for years to find a way to remove Castro by force, including the failed CIA-backed Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961. Rafael Torre, 80, took part in that battle and wore a "Bay of Pigs Veteran" shirt to Saturday's demonstration.
"We tried for more than 50 years but couldn't do it. Now he's dead, and maybe things can change,' Torre said. "It might take three or four years. Maybe the revolution will be on the streets in three or four months."
Many others believed they would never be free under Castro and his communist regime. Thousands left behind their possessions, loved ones, and hard-earned educations and businesses, traveling to the U.S. by plane, boat or raft. Many Cubans died on the ocean trip to South Florida.
The ones that made it to Miami took a largely, and vehemently, anti-Castro stance.
"He should not be revered. He should be reviled," said U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, a Republican who was born in Cuba.
On @CBSMiami: #Cuba is at last rid of #FidelCastro! We must unite 2 demand a new path 4 #Cuba - one chosen by its people in free elections
— Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (@RosLehtinen) November 26, 2016
On @GMA: The death of #Castro opens up a hopeful new future 4 #Cuba. NOW is the time 2 ensure freedom + democracy 4 the #Cuban people
— Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (@RosLehtinen) November 26, 2016
W @MiamiHerald: when I was 8, my family + I fled Fidel's iron grip. We must re-focus our efforts 2 help #Cuban ppl achieve #freedom pic.twitter.com/neEOSIdNb8
— Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (@RosLehtinen) November 26, 2016
On @nbc6: #FidelCastro may b dead, but #Cubans still languish in gulags + w/o basic #HumanRights under the iron fist of #RaulCastro pic.twitter.com/SJf00x6nch
— Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (@RosLehtinen) November 26, 2016
In this Dec. 23, 2004 file photo, Cuba's leader Fidel Castro, sitting, is helped into his chair by his brother Raul Castro as he arrives to the National Assembly in Havana, Cuba.
Some people said the election of Donald Trump as president could lead to a tougher stance against the Havana government that might hasten change.
This morning, President-elect @realDonaldTrump issued a statement on the death of #FidelCastro. https://t.co/twghx7By1G pic.twitter.com/4YSReAnVOc
— Fox News (@FoxNews) November 26, 2016
"I hope that Trump takes a hard line against the Castro regime," said Henry Marinello, 60, who left Cuba as a child in 1961,
On New Year's Eve every year, Cubans in Miami utter a toast in Spanish as they hoist glasses of liquor: "Next year in Cuba." But as the Cuban exiles aged, and as Castro outlived them, and as U.S. President Barack Obama eroded the embargo and younger Cubans returned to the island, the toast rang silent in many households.
News of Castro's death was long anticipated by the exiles. Rumors have come and gone for decades, and Castro's death had become something of a joke. This time, though, it was real.
"We're all celebrating, this is like a carnival," said 72-year-old Jay Fernandez, who came to Miami when he was 18 in 1961 after he was jailed twice by the Cuban government. He and his wife and another woman held up a bilingual sign he'd made four years ago when Castro first became ill. "Satan, Fidel is now yours. Give him what he deserves. Don't let him rest in peace."
Several blocks away, at the Bay of Pigs memorial, Antonio Hernandez, 76, rode his bicycle up in a light rain and stood at the eternal flame that honors the men who tried to wrest Cuba from Castro's grip.
"Everybody's happy. Now this guy won't do any more damage," said Hernandez, who came to Miami on the Mariel boat lift in 1980. "His brother will now go down, too. But the world has to pay attention to this, not just we Cubans."
Many Cubans made successful livings and raised families in Miami despite having to learn a new language and start their lives over. Exiles who arrived as teenagers with no money in their pockets became millionaires, political leaders, clergy members and teachers.
Gabriel Morales, a 40-year-old financial executive, monitored social media early Saturday from his home in Miami. His parents both left Cuba decades ago. His father left Cuba before Castro took over, and then returned to visit during Castro's regime. He vowed never to return until the regime changed, Morales said.
Morales' mother left after Castro assumed power; her family had their property taken by the government, Morales said.
"Feels weird," Morales said in a text message to an Associated Press reporter. "Been waiting to hear this news all my life. Seems unreal."
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Lush reported from St. Petersburg, Florida, and Anderson from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Associated Press writers Adrian Sainz in Memphis, Tennessee and Josh Replogle in Miami contributed to this story.
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