Stream YoungBoy Never Broke Again's "AI YoungBoy 2" project. Available now on all streaming platforms.
Tracklist:
01. Carter's Son
02. Time I'm On
03. Hot Now
04. Seeming Like It
05. Self Control
06. Make No Sense
07. Rich As Hell
08. Slime Mentality
09. Head Blown
10. Ranada
11. Lonely Child
12. Gang Shit
13. Rebel's Kick It
14. Outta Here Safe (feat. Quando Rondo and NoCap)
15. In Control
16. I Don't Know
17. Where The Love At
18. Free Time
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Wale locked down an all-star cast of features including Ari Lennox, 6Lack, Bryson Tiller, Jeremih, Rick Ross, Meek Mill, Lil Durk, Kelly Price, Megan Thee Stallion, Jacqees and more for his "Wow... That's Crazy" album.
Stream it up top. Available now on all streaming platforms.
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01. Sue Me
02. Love & Loyalty (feat. Mannywellz)
03. Cliché (feat. Ari Lennox & Boogie)
04. Expectations (feat. 6LACK)
05. BGM
06. Love... (Her Fault) [feat. Bryson Tiller]
07. On Chill (feat. Jeremih)
08. Routine (feat. Rick Ross & Meek Mill)
09. Love Me Nina _ Semiautomatic
10. Break My Heart (My Fault) [feat. Lil Durk]
11. Debbie
12. 50 In Da Safe (feat. Pink Sweat$)
13. Set You Free (feat. Kelly Price)
14. Black Bonnie (feat. Jacquees)
15. Poledancer (feat. Megan Thee Stallion)
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As promised Eto and Flee Lord deliver their highly anticipated "Rocamerikkka" project. It features 38 Spesh and Imanii Skyy.
Available now: https://music.apple.com/us/album/rocamerikkka/1479453589
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1. Don’t Get Lined Up
2. Roc Connectin f. 38 Spesh
3. Felon Paper
4. 44 Long
5. Mob Ties
6. Out the Mud
7. In the Lobby
8. V Music
9. Strip Talk
10. Past the Curb f. Imanii Skyy
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Yung JB drops his second visual in as many days. This time he links up with K.O. to offer up their "So BX" freestyle.
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Brazy Brandon’s lead single “Fake” off of his upcoming collaborative ep called Brazy & Friends. On this single he hooks up with O.U.R Brand Music Label mate Tay Y.U.N.G and producer PacoTheProducer and is shinning a light on all these “fake” people that’s running around rampant these days.
23 year old Columbus,Ohio rapper and songwriter Brazy Brandon lives by the 2Pac quote " Reality is wrong, dreams are real." Raised in a musical family, Brandon experienced many highs and lows in his life and began writing poetry as an outlet. Inspired by different music from Gospel to Hip Hop, he decided to turn his poems into songs. " I became an artist because I wanted to express my true self through music, I also want my music to be relatable to peoples lives; I want to be the greatest ever to have come out my city,"
Brazy Brandon describes his music as a playful blend of Rakim and Nate Dogg. His influences range from those mentioned to 2Pac,Gucci Mane and Lil Wayne.
Brazy Brandon wants to make a name for the city of Columbus,better himself and leave his mark on the rap game.
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The best shows are the seamless ones imbued with an illusive image of being organic -- instead of the pre-planned productions -- by the DJ and artist's synergy. Any lull moment to discuss the next song or fix any technical issue runs the risk of losing the crowd to their phones. Thirty-one-year-old Anthony Orozco, better known as DJ V.I.P., has been deejaying for Nipsey Hussle for so long, he's developed a level of telepathy that keeps that from ever happening.
"I can already tell by his physical demeanor and his body language when he's going to switch it up because I've done over 100 shows with him. It's probably closer 150 now," DJ VIP told REVOLT TV confidently.
For this installment of "Tour Tales," DJ VIP let's us in on just how close Nipsey Hussle's 2018 BET Awards performance came to not happening following his infamous slap, how VIP helped change the dynamic of Nipsey's live show, and why he's pretty sure Nipsey won't be performing at the Grammy Awards this year.
When did you start deejaying for Nipsey?
I had done some events with him before I became his official DJ in 2013. I was getting him booked at clubs that I was deejaying at, and since he didn't have a DJ and I'm the one who booked him, I'd do playback on the songs. I actually went out and did my first show with him November 2013 at the House of Blues in Hollywood.
#tbt of @NipseyHussle & @DopeItsDom performing “Checc Me Out” for the first time ever at the House of B... What makes this night memorable for me was not only that this was the first time I ever touched the stage with Nipsey, not to mention Dom…The House of Blues was the FIRST PLACE I ever seen Nip perform as a fan when I came out to “The Marathon” show…3 years later I become his official DJ. It’s crazy how things have came full circle! #Dream #Believe #Achieve
What was the first conversation you had with Nipsey about how the live show was going to happen?
At the time, he was just doing regular two-track playback. That's when I got him over to show tracks, and that changed the dynamic of the show a lot. Show tracks are basically the song without the verses in there. You just have the instrumental, so that you can really hear the artist.
How has that changed the show?
He just sounds much more intimate because now, he's not trying to rap over himself. He's speaking to the people. Now, he's not trying to speak over himself, or speak with himself. You just hear what he's saying clear and concise. A lot of artists that I still see to this day -- not even on TV broadcasts -- but, at festivals, are still performing over two tracks. For me, someone who enjoys live shows, it does a major disservice to the audience and the fans when you're doing that.
Is there a show that fans don't know came really close to not happening or being different?
There's definitely two that stick out really vividly. One being [Power 106 L.A.'s] Powerhouse in 2015. We were at the hotel, we were all getting ready, and we were excited. It was our first time doing Powerhouse. Ironically, years after Nipsey had made his presence known in L.A., he still didn't have a really strong radio presence. So, it was hard for us to book the radio concerts. We were at the hotel down the ways, waiting for our caravan. We didn't know how long it would actually take us to get us into an arena. We weren't used to that. That wasn't our standard protocol. We just weren't verse in that, at the time.
We end up getting there a little bit late and they wanted to not put us on. We ended up getting on. But, they end up cutting our set. It was one of those massive turntable stages where they have a 30-40 second turnaround. They turn the stage and they're ready to go live. They turn the stage on us right before 'Hussle in the House,' and I looked at Nip, and he shook his head. I already knew he wanted me to run the record even if they were turning us. So, I dropped 'Hussle In The House,' and he was standing with one leg like Captain Morgan on stage, rapping, as the stage was turning.
You came into Nipsey's career at a time when he was elevating from a relatively unheralded MC to him now performing at huge venues. Was there a moment that happened that you can say caused Nipsey's show demand or crowd size to increase?
If you would just look at everything on a graph and say, 'OK. What was the point in time where we were doing this many shows? There were this big of crowds and from this point on, we were doing crowds five to ten times larger with a three times booking rate.' That point in time would be once the Atlantic partnership happened [in November 2017]. That's when we had Atlantic onboard not only helping us with assets, but also standing behind the content that we brought them. [Victory Lap] was a fully curated Nipsey Hussle project. It wasn't an 'Atlantic Records Presents Nipsey Hussle project.' It was Nipsey's Victory Lap, as he wanted it to be.
Once that partnership had evolved and started to grow, that's when we were doing these bigger festivals. That's how we got to MTV's 'TRL' in February 2018. We did the BET Awards. We were headlining big stages like Broccoli Fest with [Playboi] Carti. We had been at some of these shows before, on smaller stages. But, not the prime time slots.
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Nipsey's entrepreneurial talents may be as known as his music. He sold a mixtape for $100 and he put a "smart store" in the neighborhood he grew up in -- to name a few of his moves. Is there anything on tour that Nipsey's done that can speak for that entrepreneurial spirit?
On our last tour, Nipsey fully paid for all the LED walls and a lot of the special effects. That's all stuff he's invested in out of pocket to better the shows. The only way it's benefited him was the audience experience. It was pretty costly. But, to him, he values that experience and the ability to give a Victory Lap show at a very high standard every single night, and that's what it called for.
How far in advance was the planning for the 'Victory Lap Tour'?
It was always a discussion being that Victory Lap had been initially spoke about, I believe in 2012, maybe 2013. That's around when he brought out the name of the project and even teased some ideas for songs. Some of those songs weren't recorded until long after. So, some of these songs are three to four years old. We've been cooking ideas for visuals, and just looking at other people's shows and our own shows to see what we can improve on.
One of my favorite verses when see him perform live is on YG's anti-Trump song 'FDT.' What were those performances like? Are there ones that stick out?
There was always a good response from the crowd, whether it was black, white, Asian, or anything in between. People of our generation haven't seen any benefits of that yet, as far as Trump goes. They have that anti-Trump push, and everyone was turned up, having a good time wherever we performed it. A show that stood out the most? Without a doubt, Broccoli Fest in D.C. We found this picture of Kanye wearing the Trump hat 10 or 15 minutes before we were on our way to [the] stage. We changed up our visuals for that performance on a whim because we were like, 'Yo, we're in D.C. right now.' That photo had just went viral that day.
Performed #FDT in Washington D.C Picture Speaking A thousand Words
Was that Nipsey's decision to put that Kanye West photo up there?
At the end of the day, everything is Nipsey's decision. It was something that we all were joking about. We were all shooting shit in the car and we ended up throwing it up on the screen.
You've performed with Nipsey a lot over the last five years. So, I assume you know what he wants onstage without him saying it.
Exactly. Let's say he changes the vibe and asks, 'Where all my ladies at?' I know he's going to go to '4 In The Morning.' If he says he wants to turn up, he's going to go to 'Bitch You Broke,' and start running through some of the party records with YG. If he grabs a bottle of champagne, he wants 'Rose Clique' and he's about to spray [champagne].
What song is guaranteed to get the biggest reaction live?
I would [say] 'Fly Crippin' is definitely a big one. We don't do that as much as we used to. It was very heavy during the 'Crenshaw Tour' part of Mailbox Money. But, we kind of phased that out of the live shows. Now, we don't do 'Rosè Clique' as much. But, that's definitely another record. The main reason those records aren't super heavy in the set is because those are older songs that we only have two tracks for. We want to make sure that we have the continuity of show tracks for the whole show.
How has Nipsey's rider evolved over the years?
Obviously there's more bottles on there. There's a little bit more food because the travel party is bigger. The booking personnel is bigger. Before, there really wasn't much of a rider. There were water bottles and hand towels (laughs). Now, there's champagne, grilled chicken and shrimp. It's not super extravagant, but it's definitely evolved.
#tbt 2 years ago on the #CrenshawTour we made history & it hasn...
Have you seen him make records on the bus?
Actually, a lot of the Crenshaw leaks were recorded on the bus. But, there wasn't too much music that was recorded on the bus because while we were on the bus, we would have issues with the power not being clean, or there just being little sounds you could hear. Most people couldn't hear it, but we could hear it. So, that was something that we took note of. We were actively releasing a lot of records during the 'Crenshaw Tour.' The leaks that we dropped, those were actively released and pushed through the bus. But, we didn't record too much on the bus. A lot of stuff has always been in the studio because even with a good mixing and mastering engineer, you're only as good as your raw recording. If you have a shitty recording, then, it's kind of pointless.
Tours are also places to connect the team through fun moments. Lauryn Hill took her crew out for laser tag. Janelle Monae took her crew out ice skating and bowling. Is there anything Nipsey has done with you and his team in terms of hanging out and bonding?
Obviously, I don't have the same background as him. So, whenever I'm around him, I'm always hearing different stories. The other partner in All Money In, Adam [Andebrhan], he's the road manger and has known Nipsey since he was five. They're always telling war stories. So, I'm always hearing different things that help me know who he is and why he is the way he is. We also always engage in extracurriculars. We're always trying to find stuff to do. The times where we just had time before the show, we've went to a movie. Other times, we've tried to find a place to go skydiving or some shit.
Wait, you went skydiving with Nipsey Hussle?
We didn't. We tried to. It was a conversation. Nipsey was the No. 1 person who was with it. He said he was going to get Red Bull to sponsor it.
Nipsey is an artist. But, he's also a businessman. Do you think someone like Nipsey would stop performing, if he started making more money from releasing music, as streaming revenues increase?
If you have a certain stream of revenue that requires less new time, you're going to do what's best for your time. If doing less shows -- but on bigger stages -- then, it'll equate to better shows, in my opinion. I think that because they're going to be that much more special when they do happen. I can see shows happening less with artists being happy with what they're doing with their streaming money. At the end of the day, people will always want to see shows. As long as Nipsey is actively releasing music, we'll have tours.
Recently you paid homage to Nipsey at Welcome to the West Music Festival in Ontario, CA, how was that?
It was heavy on the heart as Nipsey & I performed at that same show a year prior. I knew I had to step up and give a performance he would be proud of, and thats exactly what I did. I brought Dom Kennedy, J Stone, & Cobby Supreme up to perform the records they had with Nipsey. We turnt it up no doubt, it was a honor to be apart of that set as it was with every set I had with him.
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(Yahoo) -- Rapper Birdman closed several banks accounts, which prevented his ex-employee from collecting on $1 million owed.
According to court documents obtained by The Blast, Birdman shut down 7 accounts he held with Citibank on August 31, 2019.
Citibank revealed the information in Birdman’s legal battle with his ex-employee, Nicolas Jose Penzo.
Last month, a Florida judge granted a default judgment against Birdman in the amount of of $1,069,876. The money was awarded to Penzo, who is now trying to collect.
Penzo fired off subpoenas to Citibank demanding they seize all of Birdman’s money and hand it over.
In newly filed documents, Citibank claims to not have any of Birdman’s cash. They point to him closing several accounts in August. The docs state, “Citibank has no tangible or intangible personal property of the Defendants.”
Penzo will have to figure out a different strategy to collect on his $1 million.
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Yung JB continues to drop nothing but heat. With that in mind, check out his official music video for "La Familiar."
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Young M.A is out promoting her debut album, "Herstory in the Making." Her most recent stop was by The Angie Martinez Show to talk about the project, musical tastes, directing in the adult film industry and ranks her top 10 rappers.
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The Bronx wordsmith, known for these legendary freestyles Cory Gunz stopped in and put on a bar show for the culture. Reminding everyone why we fell in love with him, he gave us the drop on his new project that he’s cooking up but in the mean time told us to hold these bars!
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Wale passed through Ebro in the Morning to discuss his brand new music and open up on some of his personal experiences on the project.
The D.C. rapper opens up on mental illness, and how fans will be able to relate to specific topics on his project that will tackle his own experiences with it. He also discusses Mac Miller and Nipsey Hussle's passing including what he was doing at the time he received both separate calls.
Other topics including working with Meek Mill and Rick Ross again on a track on the album as well as his personal feelings on the Top 50 List movement earlier this year.
His project, 'Wow...That's Crazy' is scheduled to be released Friday, October 10.
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Zion Williamson dominates in his 2nd preseason game scoring 29 points against the Chicago Bulls. Shannon Sharpe explains why he still isn't impressed by the Pelicans' rookie.
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Gucci Mane drops new visuals for "Big Booty" featuring Megan Thee Stallion.
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Listen to "Free Time" from YoungBoy Never Broke Again.
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Liza Koshy is one of the internet's biggest stars, with 25 million subscribers between her Liza Koshy and Liza Koshy Too channels. She's also a TV host, actress, and the star of Liza on Demand, which recently dropped its second season on YouTube Premium. But how is she with spicy food? Find out as Koshy faces her fears and takes on the wings of death. Along the way, she breaks down the behind-the-scenes hijinks from her Met Gala red-carpet interviews, explains why Whataburger deserves more respect, and shows love to Hot Ones editor Colin Higgins.
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BJ The Chicago Kid releases the audio to his "Time Today (Remix)" featuring Ari Lennox.
"Time Today" Remix ft. Ari Lennox - Out Now, Listen here: https://bjtck.lnk.to/timetodayremix
Stream/ download ‘1123’ here: https://bjtck.lnk.to/1123
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Dipset Capo Jim Jones recently stopped by The Breakfast Club. He talked about his critically acclaimed new album, 'saucy business' with Alex Todd, stays hush on Tekashi 6ix9ine case.
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Check out the official music video for "Can U Feel It" from Ras Kass featuring 4rAx.
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Dallas (NBC DFW) -- World welterweight champion boxer Errol Spence Junior is hospitalized in serious condition after being ejected from a Ferrari near downtown Dallas, reports say.
Spence, 29, was driving the Ferrari at a "high rate of speed" along South Riverfront Boulevard when he lost control of the vehicle and crashed shortly before 3 a.m., police sources tell NBC 5's partners at KRLD. The Ferrari veered left over the median and onto the southbound lanes, which sent the vehicle flipping multiple times, police said.
He was not wearing a seat belt, according to police.
Spence was taken by paramedics to Methodist Dallas Medical Center with injuries that were considered serious, but not life-threatening, police said. He remained in the intensive care unit of the hospital as of this writing.
The crash left extensive damage to both the front and rear of the vehicle.
The investigation into what caused the crash remains ongoing, police said.
No other injuries were reported.
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