On "Wednesday Morning," Macklemore raps about waking up the day after Donald Trump has won the presidential election. The Seattle native says he has no plans to head for the border and "when they build walls we build bridges."
Cam Kirk has put another local Atlanta star in the sky. Trouble is the latest regional phenomenon to get his own billboard thanks to the exquisite photographer Cam Kirk.
Trouble is the latest regional phenomenon to get his own billboard thanks to the exquisite photographer Cam Kirk.
The billboard is on the corner of Memorial and Moreland Ave. right now if you’re in ATL.
It’s the second billboard Cam has thrown up after Bankroll Fresh was memorialized with one on the corner of 10th Street and Northside Drive earlier this year.
To people across the country, it might be a little confusing. Trouble and Bankroll Fresh aren’t exactly national superstars, but within the city of Atlanta, they are.
As Cam Kirk told Pigeons & Planes in an April interview, “A lot of people don’t see it like this, but to us here in Atlanta, Bankroll Fresh is an icon.”
The billboards are part of Kirk’s Day 4 exhibit.
Initially funded in part by Atlanta producers like Metro Boomin, Sonny Digital, and Southside.
In a sense, these billboards indicate the beliefs of locals; yes, these are stars, no matter the fact that national media widely ignore them.
The people of Atlanta know it, and that’s all that matters.
The billboards don’t need to be all over the country, just high in the air in the city that cares for the artist displayed on them.
Seeing these acknowledgments gives citizens something to be proud of.
The timing couldn’t be any better because 2016 has been Skoob’s year.
His Skoobzilla mixtape from earlier this year is still as excellent of a front-to-back play as it was when it dropped.
Trouble plans on dropping new music soon.
Make sure to follow Trouble and Cam Kirk On Twitter for future updates.
The beef between Soulja Boy and Chicago native Rico Recklezz doesn't appear to be dying down.
To those who may not have been paying attention to this conflict here's a quick rundown. The two rapper's began a war of words when Soulja was beefing with Lil Yachty over model India Love. Rico came to Lil Boat's defense and things began to escalate from there.
On November 6, Soulja tweeted that he had put a $100,000 bounty on Rico's head.
"He gon be dead before 2017. We sliding. I got 100k on his head," Soulja wrote.
Rico responded by challenging the SODMG boss to a fight for$10,000,that could be aired to the public.
"FUK IT LETS BOX 1 ON 1 For 10K @SouljaBoy WE CAN YOUTUBE IT TMZ IT WATEVA WEN U READY???
Rico would go on to release two Soulja boy diss songs/videos ... "No Talking" and "Crank That."
Afterwards a couple of Chicago goons got Soulja's number, called him and let him know that they weren't going to allow him to harm anyone from their city, and the threats must cease at once.
"The nigga put my name in a song," Soulja responded. "Them texts weren't even about him. I'm on paperwork right now, you feel me? So, we don't even play those type of games. Ain't nobody gon' put no money on nobody head. None of that, bro. That nigga just need to holla at me on the phone."
Beef dead, right? Well ... we're not exactly sure. On Friday, November 18, Vlad TV aired an interview with Soulja, in which he talked about the situation.
"Shorty ass ain't on a crumb. Shorty ass ain't on shit," Soulja told Vlad. "He just dissed the whole Chicago [on the song Hit Em Up] and called, apologized to everybody he dissed. He looking for clout. I don't know why we even talking 'bout him right now. But he looking for clout. That's what he looking for right now. He can't wait to watch this interview and me say his name, 'cause I never say his name and I don't even know him. He dissing me because of Lil Yachty," he continued. "You dissing me about another man because of a bitch he ain't ever met. That's how you know the whole situation goofy. It ain't about no money. This is fake beef. You trying to get famous off of me. You made a song calledCrank Thaton my beat. You goofy as hell."
"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? Boy, y'all is tweaking right now," Soulja said. "The beef over with, you feel me? But, whatever. If a nigga got a problem with me ... niggas can't beat me, bro. I'll beat the shit out of a nigga. We shooting the shit out. All that, you feel me? I just want the shit to be gone. Because I'm about to sign this million dollar deal with my record label. And I ain't trying to have the Feds knock at my door if something happen to this man."
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on November 18, 2016 at 12:04pm
E-40 has released his 44-song double disc album titled "The D-Boy Diary Parts 1 & 2." The Bay Area legend locked down features from G-Eazy, Jazze Pha, B-Legit, Gucci Mane, Eric Bellinger, Stresmatic, Mistah F.A.B, Nef The Pharaoh, Mozzy, Jay Rock, Casey Veggies, Lil B, D.R.A.M., K. Camp and more.
Book 1: 1. Stack it to the Ceiling 2. Straight To The Point (ft. Ezale and G-Eazy) 3. Savage (ft. Jazze Pha and B-Legit) 4. Puttin' in Work 5. Mr. Arm and Hammer (ft. Stresmatic) 6. Hunedz (ft. Rick Rock) 7. Fired Up (ft. Cousin Fik) 8. Bag On Me (ft. K.D. Stunts) 9. Say So (ft. iStevie) 10. Stay Away (ft. Eric Bellinger) 11. Somebody (ft. Ricco Barrino) 12. All Day (ft. Gucci Mane) 13. The Grit Don't Quit (ft. Nef The Pharaoh) 14. Fake Lit (ft. June Onna Beat) 15. Goon Music (ft. Stresmatic) 16. Gangsta Song (ft. Kent Jones) 17. Blessed By The Game 18. We Flip (ft. Cousin Fik, Choose Up Cheese and Stresmatic) 19. I Had It In a Drought (ft. Stresmatic) 20. Check (ft. Willy Will) 21. Made It Out (ft. Young Chu)
Book 2: 22. Bring Back The Sideshow (ft. Mistah F.A.B. and Nef The Pharaoh) 23. Money (ft. Mozzy and Jay Rock) 24. This Goin' Up (ft. Husalah and Turf Talk) 25. On One (ft. AD) 26. Get Money or Get Lost 27. Highway (ft. B-Legit and TreSolid) 28. Sick Out Here (ft. Droop-E) 29. Thank U (ft. Willy Will) 30. Military Time (ft. Salsalino and Baby Treeze) 31. Uh Huh (ft. YV) 32. 2 Seater (ft. Kid Ink) 33. What It's Gone Be (ft. D-Day and Tamoya Bell) 34. How Do U Like That 35. I Know a Guy 36. All I Know (ft. K Camp and Casey Veggies) 37. Waitin' On a Play (ft. Nicamari) 38. Tycoon 39. Broke Bitches (ft. Joe Moses and Jay 305) 40. Flash On These Bitches (ft. Lil B) 41. Too Many 42. Paid Off (ft. Stresmatic) 43. Slappin (feat. Nef the Pharaoh & D.R.A.M.) 44. Petty (feat. Kamaiyah)
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on November 18, 2016 at 11:00am
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Brooklyn, New York rapper Young M.A. made her daytime television debut Friday, November 18th, on The Wendy Williams Show. She used the occasion to perform her hit single titled "OOOUUUU."
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on November 18, 2016 at 10:30am
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For someone who didn't bother to vote in the 2016 presidential election, Kanye West, had a lot to say about politics during his concert in San Jose on Thursday, November 17.
The rapper stopped the show to ramble about his love for Donald Trump, racism in America and other topics..
"I told y'all I didn't vote, right? But I didn't tell you, If I would have voted, I would have voted for Trump," Kanye said. "Everybody told me not to say that I loved the [presidential] debates. I loved his approach. I think that Hillary Clinton should still be a consultant. I think that Bill Clinton should still be a consultant. I think Obama should still be a consultant."
Some audience members grew antsy and began to boo. One woman screamed "shut up!." Another person threw something onstage at the rapper, but that didn't stop his rant.
"Specifically to black people, stop focusing on racism," he continued. "This world is racist, OK. Let's stop being distracted, to focus on that as much. It's just a fucking fact. We are in a racist country ... period. Do not allow people to make us talk about that so fucking long."
West also confirmed that he is serious about running for president in 2020.
Supreme wordsmith Termanology is back with a new album titled "More Politics." The 14-track project features Sheek Louch, Styles P, Bun B, Bodega Bamz, Masspike Miles, Saigon, KXNG Crooked, Joey Bada$$, Conway, Westside Gunn, Chris Rivers and more.
1. More Politics (prod. Just Blaze) 2. I Dream B.I.G. f. Sheek Louch & Styles P (prod. Buckwild) 3. Looking Back (prod. Justice League) 4. Where’s The Love f. Bun B, Bodega Bamz, & Masspike Miles (prod. Hi-Tek) 5. We’re Both Wrong f. Saigon (prod. Q-Tip) 6. Let’s Go (Part 2) f. KXNG Crooked (prod. Statik Selektah) 7. Top Shotta f. Joey Bada$$ (prod. Statik Selektah) 8. Krazy Thangs f. Cyrus Deshield (prod. Nottz) 9. First Love f. Sean Taylor (prod. Statik Selektah) 10. The Last Time (prod. Statik Selektah) 11. Moving Forward f. Kendra Foster (prod. Statik Selektah) 12. The Curve f. Westside Gunn, Conway & Your Old Droog (prod. Statik Selektah) 13. The Bar Show f. Chris Rivers & Ea$y Money (prod. Statik Selektah) 14. It’s Quiet (prod. Dame Grease)
Bruno Mars delivers his highly anticipated "24K Magic" album. The 31-year old Honolulu native flies completely solo on the 9-track project, foregoing any features. Pick the album up now on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/24k-magic/id1161503945
The Weekndhas released the official tracklist for his upcoming "Starboy" album. He enlisted vocal assists fromDaft Boy, Lana Del Rey, Kendrick LamarandFuture.
The Weeknd blesses his fans with two more songs off of his forthcoming "Starboy" album. "I Feel It Coming" features Daft Punk. The singer goes solo on "Party Monster."
A Tribe Called Quest release an official music video for "We the People" off of their new album titled "We got it from Here... Thank You 4 Your Service"
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