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With his Underrated album due in stores March 13th, Bow Wow releases visuals for the lead single "Sweat" featuring Lil Wayne.
The single is available now via iTunes.
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With his Underrated album due in stores March 13th, Bow Wow releases visuals for the lead single "Sweat" featuring Lil Wayne.
The single is available now via iTunes.
Nicki Minaj's "Stupid H*e" music video has racked up over 20 million youtube hits since it premiered January 20, but it won't be seen on BET.
The cable network is refusing to air it according to TMZ because it's too explicit for television. Nicki tweeted on Saturday that the video would be seen on MTV Jams, which is also owned by Viacom so that wouldn't seem to make any sense.
Fans of the video can still see it unedited on youtube. The video-sharing website hasn't flagged it as being inappropriate or age-restricted.
BET has yet to release an official statement on the ban.
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Comedian Tracy Morgan is catching flack from relatives for failing to help his mother save her home from foreclosure.
Alicia Warden told the New York Daily News she owes less than $25,000 on her Ohio home, but her son who is worth $18 million dollars would only offer her a one time payment of $2000.
Warden says that Morgan initially agreed to pay off the home, then reneged after accusing her of granting the media an interview. A claim she denies.
Morgan's younger sister, Asia Morgan, 41, confirms her mom's dire financial problems which she attributes to her failing health. Asia said she was going to keep quiet about the situation, but it's reached the point where she can no longer be silent.
“He’s never been a nice person,” says Asia of her famous brother. “And money’s just made it worse. My mom’s house isn’t extravagant, but it’s her home, Her health is failing. She has diabetes, and her legs are giving out on her. This would be a drop in the bucket for Tracy. She has a son that can do, and she’s done everything that she could possibly could for her family.”
Morgan's mom lost her job in February 2011, and her unemployment benefits have run out. Her utilities are about to be cut off and she is also close to losing her car. She asked her son for help and got a call back from someone who worked for him.
“Tracy’s offering you a one-shot deal” of $2,000 she was told. Warden turned down the meager offer out of pride.
“I told her, ‘Thank you, but no thank you. I’m not some person in the street,” Warden says. “That was the straw that broke the camel’s back. God don’t like ugly. Karma comes back to you.”
There are obviously two side to every story. The New York Daily News reached out to Tracy for a response and didn't get one.
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Maybe it's a matter of U.K. style vs. the U.S.
British GQ has rolled out it's list of the 50 Best Dressed Men 2012 and Chris Brown isn't on it. As a matter of fact he's at the opposite end of the spectrum. The publication has dubbed the singer the Worst Dressed Man in the world.
As the bespectacled child at the beginning of his video for "Yeah! 3X" cries out: "Hey, it's Chris Brown!" Inside this year GQ's 50 Best-Dressed Men 2012 in association with Mercedes-Benz, we reveal that the worst-dressed man on the planet is none other than the thuggish rapper-slash-singer. For someone who seems to have so much disposable income - he boasts on one track about spending "15 grand on a phone" and charged over $500 for meet-and-greets on his last tour - Brown seems utterly adverse to investing in tailoring, combining the worst excesses of XXL sizing with a penchant for deeply unflattering costumes. Here GQ.com presents the evidence of Brown's assorted crimes against fashion since 2005. Sorry "Team Breezy", but you may have to look away now...
The publication then details in pictures what they consider to be Brown's worst outfits.
Check them out below.
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Glimmer EP.
The Glimmer Ep On The Way By the Way
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Illuminati P is getting ready to drop his H.N.I.C. 3 mixtape on February 20th. He links up with French Montana for the first leak off of the project.
Spotted at Complex
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Lil Wayne stares at himself through the "Mirror" in his latest video. Bruno Mars lends his vocals to the track, a bonus cut from Tha Carter IV.
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While Allen Iverson sits at home hoping to get a call from an NBA team in need of his services a Georgia judge has seized his bank account in an effort to force him to pay off a huge debt.
Iverson owes Aydin & Company Jewelers a significant sum of money after failing to pay for jewelry he got from the company according to TMZ.
The initial debt was for $375,000, which A.I. failed to pay forcing Aydin & Company to sue him. When Iverson didn't respond to the lawsuit, the jewelry store won a default judgement for $859,896.46 which covered the jewelry bill, court costs, interest and attorney fees.
Iverson ignored the judgement, forcing a judge to garnish his wages and take control of his Wells Fargo bank account. Any money the former All-Star guard makes will go directly to Aydin & Company until the debt is paid off.
The 36-year old Iverson made $154 million dollars during his 14 seasons in the NBA according to Sporting News, including $20 million in 2008-2009. He's been out of the league since the 2009-2010 season.
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Peep the brand new video from Rowdy City "Make Money," over French Montana's "Shot Callers" instrumental.
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Brick Squad Monopoly's Frenchie drops off new visuals for "We Live" with assists from Zoeballa Dudus & Deezy.
Check it out below.
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Future teams up with T.I. for the official Decatur Dan directed video for the "Magic" remix. The song follows on the heels of Future's smash hit "Tony Montana," and serves as an appetizer for his debut album Pluto that is scheduled for a February 21st release.
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Dr. Dre hit up Club Liv in Miami over the weekend to help DJ Stevie J celebrate his birthday. With DJ Clue behind the turntables, Dre performed his classic song "Still Dre."
Peep it below.
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David Guetta drops visuals for the fourth single off of his Nothing but the Beat album. The French DJ/producer recruits Nicki Minaj for this one.
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Mike Knox has been showing a lot of versatility on the tracks he's dropped recently. As he gears up to release his Boston George 2 mixtape hosted by 50 Cent and DJ Kay Slay, the Enforcer drops a freestyle over "Stay Schemin."
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Def Jam artist Mann takes us on a trip down memory lane in his latest video for "Gold Herringbone." The West Coast MC first gained national acclaim with his 50 Cent assisted hit record "Buzzin."
"Gold Herringbone" is the first single from his upcoming album Mann's World.
Video directed by Alex Nazari
Duffle Bag Ran was recently released from jail and wasted no time at all in getting back inside the recording booth. Check him out going in over DVLP’s "Rich Forever" instrumental.
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Newcomer YD Starbound continues to drop music videos in an effort to keep his name ringing. His latest clip is for "Wings" off of his upcoming mixtape Love Or Lust which drops on Valentine's Day.
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It looks like the Common vs. Drake beef is officially over.
When Common spoke to Rolling Stone last week he told them that he wasn't going to fire any more shots if Drake didn't respond to his "Stay Schemin" diss.
"I feel like I said what I had to say, and I'm just going to let it be at that point," he said at the time. "Now, if something else happens, then I'll just have to act accordingly. But right now, I feel like, man, I said what I needed to say about this situation on record."
Now Drake has gone on record saying he won't respond because he feels like Common was only using him to promote his album.
"Despite how it’s been worded by him that situation is not a hip hop moment or a battle for the sake of musical integrity," Drake told Nah Right in a new interview. "It’s a ploy for attention around the release of an album. More than anything it was just disappointing cause what kid isn’t a fan of what Common has done for our genre. A guy who made such an incredible career for himself based off expressing genuine feelings about life and love is now targeting me for sharing my story."
How do you feel about Drake not responding? Did he lose the battle or was he right to assume it was a publicity stunt by Common?
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