Hulk Hogan has been fired from the WWE for his use of the word nigger in a 2012 sex tape that recently surfaced.
The wrestler, real name Terry Bollea, was lamenting how much money he'd spent on his daughter, Brooke Hogan's, singing career when he began speaking about a "black billionaire guy" who had interest in funding her aspirations.
"I don’t know if Brooke was fucking the black guy’s son," Hulk said, according toRadar Online. "I mean, I don’t have double standards. I mean, I am a racist, to a point, fucking niggers. But then when it comes to nice people and shit, and whatever. I mean, I’d rather if she was going to fuck some nigger, I’d rather have her marry an 8-foot-tall nigger worth a hundred million dollars! Like a basketball player! I guess we’re all a little racist. Fucking nigger."
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TMZ caught up with Mike Epps to ask him about the controversy. The actor/comedian admits to at one point being a fan of Hulk's, but he added that the wrestler would no longer be welcome in the hood.
"It's over Hulk, that bandana is over with. No more hood pass. No more Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles," Epps said. "Black guys gon' keep dating your daughter."
Check out the video below. It's pretty damn hilarious.
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Hot 97's Funkmaster Flex is sitting dead in the middle of the Drake ghostwriting controversy. After leaking Quentin Miller's reference track for "10 Bands" a couple of days ago, the DJ says there's more where that came from.
On Friday, July 24, Flex went nuclear on Twitter, claiming to have reference tracks for "Blessings," "R.I.C.O." and "Know Yourself."
Flex goes directly for Drizzy's neck and dares him to say he's not telling the truth. Peep it below.
AmidMeek Mill'sallegations thatDrakedoesn't write his own rhymes, a Detroit rapper is accusing the MMG rapper of stealing the hook to one of his songs.
17-year old Lil George dropped a song titled "Sauce" last year. Fast forward to June of 2015, when Meek released his Dreams Worth More Than Money album. On it is a track called "I Got the Juice."
According toTMZ, George claims Meek's hook was ripped off from his song. The young rapper isn't looking for a payoff, just an acknowledgement from Meek that he drew inspiration from George's track.
He shouldn't hold his breath because Meek's reps told TMZ that the Philly spitter never heard of George or his song before.
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Straight from Tac City (Tacoma,Washington) Yung Dime hits us with the official video for his cut Keep It 100, from his upcoming project "My Only Brothas"
hip hop is constantly changing, and we as fans love to cheer on the latest underdog that we believe in. From DMX to Drake we seem to be cheering on those rappers that break barriers and surpass expectations. Shadow Di General is one of these underdogs...check out this excerpt (in his own words) At a very young age, I lost my life. Falling down the stairs of a 2 story house, not fully aware of what was going on because i was a little child. After being pronounced dead, my family did not give up on me. With a little bit of faith and prayers, i regained a pulse and was given a second chance at life.This experience has moved me to motivate others and to show them how fragile life can be through my music. that experience made me an the artist today.
Fetty Wap links up with Shy Glizzy for his new track titled "Why U Mad?" Take a listen up top and let us know what you think in the comment section below.
(Reuters) A Connecticut teenager who drew national attention this week for a viral Internet video showing a drone he had modified to fire a handgun was charged on Thursday with assaulting police officers in an unrelated incident.
Austin Haughwout, 18, was charged with refusing to obey police orders on Wednesday when he was summoned to the Clinton police station in connection with an incident that occurred Sunday night, when he drove away from officers trying to question him in a library parking lot, according to police and court officials.
When police attempted to arrest Haughwout on charges of interfering with an officer and failure to obey an officer's signal, he became violent and attempted to flee the police station, the Clinton Police Department said in a statement.
The Sunday incident that led to Haughwout's arrest was not related to the drone video, Clinton Police Sergeant Jeremiah Dunn said.
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Haughwout on Thursday was charged with two counts of assault on a police officer and one count of interfering with an officer. He was released on a $20,000 bond.
Haughwout earlier this month posted a 14-second video to YouTube showing a four-propeller drone that he had modified to fire a semi-automatic handgun. Local police had said the video, posted on July 10, did not appear to break any local laws but the Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident.
He also made national headlines last year when police charged a woman with assault after she confronted him about flying a drone at a state beach and intruding on her privacy. He recorded the encounter on his cell phone camera as the two engaged in a scuffle that resulted in charges against the woman, but not him.
Haughwout could not be reached for comment. It was unknown if he had retained an attorney, a court clerk said Thursday.
Check out Lyric'El Priest or better known to the Tacoma Northwest Hip Hop scene as L.P. The President of Alpha Knights Music Group sounds off with his music in the same contemporary of spiritual rap such as Lecrae, Andy Mineo, Tedashi, and Sho Baraka. L.P. is Hebrew MC who also favors fellow Hebrew MC Ari Lesser and is not afraid to touch on heavy subjects in his music surrounding topics of race, war, pain and love, and shows his strong devotion to God. Set apart from the "secular" or "worldly" music L.P. is sure to have the fans and the whole world screaming "QAM ISRAEL".
LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) — The movie theater gunman who stood up about 20 minutes into the showing of "Trainwreck" and began firing into the crowd, killing two people, was described as a drifter from Alabama whose escape plan was thwarted by police officers who arrived almost immediately, authorities said Friday. The gunman killed himself.
Nine people were wounded in the attack Thursday night. The gunman, identified as 59-year-old John Russel Houser, fired at least 13 times from a handgun, police said. He had parked his car by the theater's exit door and initially tried to escape by blending into the fleeing crowd, but turned back when he saw police heading inside from the parking lot, authorities said. Officers tailing him back into the theater then heard a single gunshot and found him dead inside, police said.
"It is apparent that he was intent on shooting and then escaping," Lafayette Police Chief Jim Craft said.
Authorities did not release a motive. They said Houser had been in the Lafayette area since early July, staying at a motel where they found disguises, including glasses and wigs. His 1995 blue Lincoln Continental had a license plate on it that didn't match the car.
Police said the gunman was by himself and started the rampage by shooting the two people sitting in front of him. The victims were identified as 33-year-old Jillian Johnson and 21-year-old Mayci Breaux.
At least one theatergoer described the attack, saying an older man stood up about 20 minutes into the 7:10 p.m. showing of "Trainwreck" at the Grand 16 theater in Lafayette and began shooting.
"We heard a loud pop we thought was a firecracker," Katie Domingue told The Advertiser.
"He wasn't saying anything. I didn't hear anybody screaming either," said Domingue, who added that she heard about six shots before she and her fiance ran to the nearest exit, leaving behind her shoes and purse.
Stories of heroism emerged with presidential hopeful Gov. Bobby Jindal, who traveled to the scene within hours of the shooting, telling reporters that a teacher who was in the theater jumped in front of a second teacher, taking a bullet for her. The second teacher then managed to pull a fire alarm to alert other moviegoers, he said.
"Her friend literally jumped over her and, by her account, actually saved her life," Jindal said.
President Barack Obama was briefed on the shooting aboard Air Force One by Lisa Monaco, his homeland security adviser, while on his way to Africa for a two-nation visit, the White House said.
Obama asked his team to keep him updated on the investigation and the status of those wounded. He also offered his thoughts and prayers to the community and to the families of those killed.
The shooting took place a week after the man who shot and killed 12 people at a movie theater in Aurora, Colo., was convicted and on the very day a jury said it was cruel enough to justify the death penalty. But jurors must first hear the defense's arguments for a life term before deciding whether he'll be sentenced to death.
Nine people ranging in age from their late teens to their late 60s were wounded, Craft said. At least one of those was in critical condition. Two were released from the hospital. The condition of the others was not immediately known.
Houser had been arrested and ticketed for several offenses in the past, ranging from arson to selling alcohol to a minor to speeding, authorities said. In Alabama, records show Houser had four speeding tickets and one no-seatbelt ticket between 1981 and 2003. It's not clear when and where the arson allegedly occurred.
Alabama court records show Houser filed a small claims court lawsuit in 2004 claiming he was injured when he donated plasma at a Phenix City donation center. He asked for $1,800 to pay his emergency room bill and for a narcotics prescription. The case was settled, according to court records.
He had been married once but did not currently have a wife. Police said they had talked to his family in Alabama but he appeared "seemingly estranged" from them.
"It just seems like he was kind of drifting along," Craft said. He had an uncle that once lived in Lafayette, but he died 35 years ago. "We don't know why he decided to stop and stay in Lafayette."
State police superintendent Col. Michael D. Edmonson said there were about 100 people inside the theater at the time of the shooting. Keys, shoes and purses were all left behind.
One of them was 21-year-old Emily Mann. Her father said she was sitting with a friend in the same row as the shooter.
"They heard a couple of pops and didn't know what it was," Randall Mann said. "And then they saw the muzzle flashes, and that's when they knew what was going on. She hit the floor immediately."
Randall Mann said his daughter Emily and her friend escaped uninjured.
"She's traumatized," he said.
Early Friday, about a dozen law enforcement personnel were gathered at a Motel 6 in Lafayette, where Houser had been staying. A bomb squad swept the room before going in as a precaution.
Edmonson added that police believe the gunman fired shots only at the theater and had not waged an attack anywhere else beforehand.
He said police saw something suspicious inside the shooter's car and that a bomb-sniffing dog "hit on three different locations" in the vehicle, "so out of an abundance of caution we brought in the bomb squad."
No explosives were found in the car or in the theater complex.
"Trainwreck" star Amy Schumer tweeted: "My heart is broken and all my thoughts and prayers are with everyone in Louisiana." The comedy stars Schumer as a magazine writer who decides to live a life of promiscuity after her father convinces her that monogamy isn't realistic, but in spite of her best efforts, finds herself falling in love with one of her interview subjects.
Gov. Jindal called the shooting "an awful night for Louisiana."
"What we can do now is we can pray," Jindal said. "We can hug these families. We can shower them with love, thoughts and prayers."
Lafayette is about 60 miles west of the state capital of Baton Rouge. Outside the movie theater complex hours after the shooting, a couple of dozen police cars were still at the scene, which authorities had cordoned off with police tape as onlookers took photos with their cellphones.
A small group of theater employees stood outside the police perimeter. A man who identified himself as a general manager declined to be interviewed: "We would appreciate it if you could give us some space," he said.
Landry Gbery (pronounced Berry), 26, of Lafayette, was watching a different movie, "Self/less" at the time of the shooting when the lights came up and a voice over the intercom told everyone there was an emergency and they needed to leave.
Gbery said he never heard gunshots, and assumed the emergency was a fire until he got outside and saw a woman lying on the ground.
"I was really anxious for everybody at that point," Gbery said. "Fortunately I was lucky. I took the right exit."
The Louisiana shooting occurred three years after James Holmes entered a crowded movie theater in suburban Denver and opened fire during the premier of a Batman film, killing 12 people and wounding 70 others.
A jury last week quickly convicted Holmes on 165 counts of murder, attempted murder and other charges, rejecting defense arguments that he was insane and suffering delusions that drove him to the July 20, 2012, attack.
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Associated Press writers Melinda Deslatte in Lafayette, Louisiana, and Kevin McGill in New Orleans contributed to this report.
Chicago rapper and Kemosabe Records member, Lil Bibby, sits down with DJ Smallz and reveals his thoughts on XXL's Freshmen class for 2015 after being selected as a member of the previous year's class of 2014, and reveals his DO's and DON'Ts for the new class and other members to come.
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