01. Carjack 02. Introducing Ft. Ace Arty 03. Cash Out 04. Peace 7 Ft. Sauce Heist 05. They Know 06. Art of the Headbutt 07. For the Right Price 08. Brick of Dope 09. Hustlers Turned Emcees Ft. Mav, Asun Eastwood & Red Inf 10. The High & I Ft. K Like the Letter
Southside, Jamaica Queensbridge, New York native and Team Bang Dope Gang boss, Grafh, continues to be one of the best emcees on the planet. His forthcoming album, “Stop Calling Art Content." dropping on October 15 promises to be something special.
“Stop Calling Art Content" is executive produced by Black Soprano Family CEO, Benny the Butcher and entirely produced by the late, great DJ Shay.
The second single off of it, "Valid." features Sheek Louch and Ransom.
01. Rigz – Coconut Water 02. Rigz x Mooch; Times Change & Illanoise – Wipe Da Timbs Off 03. Rigz x Rob Gates – Trophies 04. Rigz – Show You 05. Rigz x Ransom – Da Predicament 06. Rigz – Sobrinos Skit 07. Rigz – Get Urs 08. Rigz x Rob Gates – Let Me 09. Rigz x Mooch – Beach Chairs in Marcy 10. Rigz x Times Change – Misled 11. Rigz x MAV & Symph – No Mercy Rule 12. Rigz – Swole Hearted 13. Rigz – Throw It Away 14. Rigz – Grateful
BEND, Ore. (AP) — A grand jury has indicted a white man on charges, including murder, in the shooting death of a Black man outside a nightclub in Bend, a district attorney said.
Deschutes County District Attorney John Hummel said during a news conference Thursday evening that Ian Cranston was indicted on charges of second-degree murder, first-degree manslaughter, second-degree manslaughter, assault and two counts of unlawful use of a weapon in the death of Barry Washington Jr. earlier this month.
Cranston has since been arrested and held in Deschutes County Jail on a no-bail warrant, Hummel said. It wasn’t immediately known if Cranston has an attorney to speak on his behalf.
An investigation into whether the shooting was motivated in part by race remains active, he said.
“It is believed that the initial interaction between Barry and Mr. Cranston began when Barry complimented Mr. Cranston’s girlfriend,” Hummel said.
Police were called to downtown Bend on Sept. 19 at 12:11 a.m. and found Washington, a resident of Bend, on a sidewalk with a gunshot wound, authorities said. He was taken to a hospital and later died of his injury, police said.
Hummel said before the shooting, Washington was out with friends inside The Capitol, a downtown bar, and had approached the woman and complimented her. According to Hummel, the woman said she was flattered, but in a relationship. That was the extent of the interaction.
Hummel said outside later there was some pushing and some punches thrown, but that things had calmed down before Washington was shot.
DaBaby killing a man wasn't even nearly as offensive as him going after the LGBT community, which torpedoed his career ... a disparity Dave Chappelle says doesn't sit well with him.
The comedian's got a new stand-up special on Netflix, and right off the bat ... he starts making jokes about DB falling from grace after going on a homophobic rant, which Dave notes might've been more of a cardinal sin than actually ending someone's life.
Of course, he's talking about a legal case DaBaby was wrapped up in some years ago -- when cops say he was involved in a fatal shooting at a Walmart in North Carolina ... something DB himself has said was done in self-defense, and for which he skated.
"In our country you can shoot and kill a n***a, but you better not hurt a gay person's feelings," Dave jokes.
Watch what Dave's going for here ... he's suggesting that pissing off the gay community these days is a way bigger deal -- and could end your career faster -- than actually killing.
It's all tongue-in-cheek, of course, but DC's making a point he seems to believe ... that what DaBaby did wasn't really that big a deal -- considering his overall history. Some might agree, but others certainly don't -- as what DaBaby said at Rolling Loud was, in fact, awful.
Dave acknowledges that as well ... saying that the guy even crossed a line for him personally -- seeing how Dave says he often makes cracks at the expense of the LGBT crowd. But, in (his) perspective, Dave believes something's amiss by the severe fallout DB has faced.
There's more jokes Dave makes about gays ... making a distinction between "old school" ones from the Stonewall era, and modern-day ones -- whom he considers overly sensitive.
We're praying for T-Pain's grandmother this morning and also for the singer and their family
According to the "Buy You A Drank" hitmaker, his grandma caught the virus from a hospital worker.
"Bro…… my 97 year old grandma….. is in the hospital alone… with Covid…… that she got……. FROM HER FUCKIN NURSE!!!!," he tweeted on Sunday. "Man Wtf is wrong with ppl man?! Pls yall. Just explain it to me! Just help us end this shit pls ppl."
We're hoping T-Pain's grandmother makes a full recovery.
Bro…… my 97 year old grandma….. is in the hospital alone… with Covid…… that she got……. FROM HER FUCKIN NURSE!!!! Wtf is wrong with ppl man?! Pls yall. Just explain it to me! Just help us end this shit pls ppl.
The veteran fighter died more than a month after he was knocked out by Dillon Cleckler, during the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship event on Aug. 20 in Mississippi.
BKFC President Dave Feldman confirmed Thornton's death on Monday.
"This morning we were very saddened to be notified of the passing of one of our fighters, Justin Thornton, who competed at BKFC 20 on August 20, 2021," Feldman said in a statement to MMA Fighting. "We join the rest of the combat sports community in sending our deepest condolences to his family and loved ones."
MMA Fighting reported the Thornton-Cleckler fight lasted for a matter of seconds before Thornton collapsed in the ring, after taking multiple blows to the face. According to TMZ, the fighter stayed down for several minutes.
Thornton was hospitalized and suffered serious injuries.
A September 23rd post on Thornton's Facebook page said the fighter was paralyzed, required assistance breathing, and also suffered an infection in his lungs and spinal cord.
His partner Amber Willard said at the time despite his injuries he was in good spirits – awake and joking.
It is not clear at this time why his health declined. His cause of death has not been publicly confirmed.
Actor Clint Eastwood and the company that owns the rights to his likeness won a $6.1 million in a lawsuit Friday against a company in Lithuania that allegedly used his image to imply he supports their products.
R. Gary Klausner of U.S. District Court for the Central District of California awarded Eastwood & the company Garrapata $6 million for unauthorized use of his name & likeness after Mediatonas UAB did not respond to a summons from March, & they also had to pay approximately $95,000 in attorneys’ fees.
The company is also blocked from ever using his name & likeness again.
Eastwood filed two lawsuits last year in federal court against three manufacturers and marketers of CBD, short for cannabidiol, which is a part of the cannabis plant that does not lead to a high. The first lawsuit claimed his likeness was used in an interview falsely designed to look like an episode of the "Today" show, which linked to a site where viewers could buy the CBD-related products.
"Mr. Eastwood has no connection of any kind whatsoever to any CBD products & never gave such an interview," according to the lawsuit.
Jordan Susman, Eastwood's lawyer, said in a statement: "In pursuing this case & obtaining this judgment, Mr. Eastwood has again demonstrated a willingness to confront wrongdoing & hold accountable those who try to illegally profit off his name, likeness & goodwill."
"It requires additional context to understand what CBD products are & why a person like Clint Eastwood would not endorse a marijuana-based product," wrote Klausner, who did not grant the lawsuit's full request for defamation because it was not "libelous on its face."
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- A man wanted for the murder of his ex-girlfriend assaulted her in May and threatened to kill her last month, according to court documents.
The Harris County Sheriff's Office issued an arrest warrant for 29-year-old Cameron Davis for the murder of Ryniscia Sanford.
The 27-year-old mother of five was shot multiple times at an apartment complex on Cypress Station in north Harris County Thursday morning. Witnesses said the two had been arguing.
Sanford's mother told ABC13 their relationship was back and forth and that Davis had been violent towards her for months.
"When I came to live with her, he pulled a gun out on me, and that's what made me leave Texas and come back to Louisiana," said her mother. "I kept telling her to leave him, but she's 27. She's grown. I can't tell her nothing."
In a release, the sheriff's office said Sanford was "involved in an ongoing domestic situation" with Davis.
Court records show Davis was charged with assaulting Sanford in May. She told deputies he hit her "10 times in the face" after breaking up with him. In August, he was charged with retaliation after he allegedly threatened to murder her.
Davis, who already had a violent criminal history, was never arrested for the domestic-related charges.
"He is very dangerous and he's armed," said Sanford's cousin Teneera. "We don't want this to happen to anyone else."
This investigation came just 24 hours after an unrelated double-murder at the exact same location, 910 Cypress Station.
Friday night, Sheriff Ed Gonzalez asked to the public to "be on the look out" for Davis.
CM Punk goes Sneaker Shopping with Complex's Joe La Puma at Stadium Goods in New York City and talks about watching Michael Jordan play while growing up in Chicago, what he writes on his sneakers, and reacts to The Young Bucks putting spikes on their Travis Scott Air Jordans.
The new single "Pushin Dat Work by Manny and highlighting Troy Ave" is all over! Everybody should mind as the melody is discussing an individual who buckles down can go anyplace. Expecting "A" without examining and a wish can't be. One should pursue an objective to get where one needs to be! Go to your #1 stage or tune in beneath.
Manuel Robinson, otherwise called Manny, is a recording artist. Manny was born in Orange, New Jersey, where he began in the music business at 13 years of age. Manny has achieved numerous accomplishments in the music business, doing TV. He and his dad was the host of the "Reggae Times" TV and music. The show was circulated locally across New Jersey through Comcast and Cablevision.
Manny had the advantage to grow up around numerous reggae musicians because of his dad's organization. He grew up around Sister Carol, a gospel reggae artist, Hopton Lewis, and more.
In 2013 Manny delivered the collection "Music 4 da roads," which sold 20,000 units independently. Manny's melodies were in the New York Post, Newspapers, and Montclair times with the single off the collection called "Like wherever I turn is war," "Hyprocite including Kolor Don," and "Remove me highlighting Jasoul."
Under the New Jersey So Tuff Records company, Manny has delivered "Pushin Dat Work including Troy Ave"! Troy ave is from Brooklyn, New York, which Manny felt was the ideal fit for the "Pushin Dat Work" record. Troy Ave's collection appeared at number 47 on the US Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums diagram. "Pushin Dat Work" was diagrammed on the "Public College Chart," "MP3 Radio Chart," "HipHop Top Chart," and then some.
Questions and Answers:
What initially got you into music?
My secondary school companion is named Yaseya! I grew up around my father doing music and different artists. Along these lines, music has turned into a piece of me and my life.
Who roused you to make music?
Performers, for example, Bob Marley, 2pac, and Nas!
How might you portray the music that you ordinarily make?
Motivational, cognizant, and generally inspiring.
What is your innovative approach?
My inventive strategy resembles a piece of cake I can get a track in one day and put a few verses to the tune inside minutes.
Who might you most want to work together with on a tune?
Female sick say Lauryn Hill, Nas, and whoever insofar as they're willing to make great music.
What is one message you would provide for your fans?
Regardless you do, ask and put god first.
What is the most futile ability you have?
The necessary resources to lifting my craft more!
Do you sing in the shower?
No! what melody? None!
What might you do well now if not for your music vocation?
I likely would be in the military.
Where have you performed?
I have performed at the Hilton Hotel in Newark, New Jersey Penn station, young men and young ladies club Paterson, NJ Meatlocker, and Montclair, NJ.
Do you have any forthcoming shows?
Because of the COVID, flare-up execution is right now restricted!
How would you feel the Internet has affected the music business?
It has affected the music business positively, being that you don't need to manage a recording name like way back!
You can undoubtedly get found all alone by individuals throughout the planet is extraordinary!
What is your main tune to perform?
My main tune is "Wherever I turn is war" which helps the remembrance of Bob Marley's conflict, which is additionally on youtube as "MANNY Everywhere I turn is war."
Which popular performer do you appreciate?
Jadakiss and Nas
What is the most over-the-top difficulty that you caught into?
A battle with somebody's in NYC for attempting to take my cash. The occurrence drives me to him being cut-ups and acquiring fear-monger danger allegations in secondary school.
What is the best counsel given to you?
Treat individuals well, and generosity returns to you! Its karma
On the off chance that you could transform anything about the business, what might it be?
Offer specialists more spotlight and chances. Train specialists to be more autonomous and show them the music business before hopping squarely into an undertaking.
What's next for you?
Shooting a music video for the new single! Chipping away at a collection with hit bangers.
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