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On the tenth anniversary of the release of his third studio album, Urban Legend, T.I. sat down with Watch Loud to talk about the song "Bring Em Out."
According to Tip, he wasn't all that enthusiastic about sampling Jay Z's voice on the out of fear of backlash from the public because it wasn't popular at the time to do that. He also didn't really know Jay at the time.
The song's producer Swizz Beatz was sure the song would be a hit and he was right. It turned out to be T.I.'s first top ten hit.
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If you listen to the radio then by now you've figured out that the format on most stations is to play about 30 songs in an endless loop, until you've learned the lyrics even if the song isn't great.
Clevver Music has put together their list of the 10 Most Overplayed Songs of 2014. Check out the video and list and let us know if you agree.
1. Let It Go - Idina Menzel 'Frozen Soundtrack'
2. Rude - MAGIC!
3. Happy - Pharrell Williams
4. Timber - Pitbull Ft. Kesha
5. Talk Dirty To Me - Jason Derulo Ft. 2 Chainz
6. Fancy - Iggy Azalea Ft. Charlie XCX
7. Problem - Ariana Grande Ft. Iggy Azalea
8. #Selfie - The Chainsmokers
9. Shake It Off - Taylor Swift
10. Best Day of My Life - American Authors
What songs are you sick of hearing this year?
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Math Hoffa discussed the growth of Battle Rap in this clip from his exclusive interview with VladTV Battle Rap Journalist Michael Hughes.
Math stated that the recognition for Battle Rap at the BET Hip Hop Awards gave him a great sense of pride given the fact that he has played a large part in the growth of the culture. He thinks that it is only a matter of time before Battle Rap earns its own awards, and he also thinks that more industry artists will start battling in the near future.
Math then discussed his own role that has helped to propel Battle Rap to new heights. Despite his darker moments, Math doesn't think that anyone can fill his shoes in the sport.
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Goodie Mob rapper Big Gipp drops off a new mixtape entitled "Mr. Get Down." Features on the 18-track project include Trinidad James, 2 Chainz, Snoop Dogg, T-Mo, Khujo, Mitchy Slick, Calvin Richardson and more.
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(Reuters) - A 13-year-old boy who had been reported missing four years ago was discovered alive, hidden behind a fake wall of a home near Atlanta, Georgia, and reunited with his mother early on Saturday, police said.
Five people living in the home in Jonesboro, 17 miles (28 km) south of Atlanta, were taken into custody, among them the boy's father, Gregory Jean, 37, and an adult female, said Sergeant Kevin Hughes of the Clayton County police.
Jean and Samantha Joy Davis face charges of false imprisonment, cruelty to children and obstructing an officer, he said, adding that three juveniles also in the home were facing obstruction charges.
The boy's mother apparently had reported him missing to child welfare but not police, and no missing person's report was filed in Clayton County, Hughes said.
The teen was apparently able to get to a phone recently and contacted his mother with his whereabouts, authorities said.
Clayton County police went to the home on Friday to look for the 13-year-old but Jean and Davis said they had no information about the boy, Hughes said.
Several hours later, police came back and again searched the residence. While the police were in the home, the boy called his mother, who relayed to officers where her son was hidden in the house, Hughes said.
"They discovered him hidden behind a false wall in the interior portion of the home," he said.
The boy appeared to be in good physical health and was reunited with his mother, who had come to Georgia from out of state, Hughes said.
Neighbors in their quiet, well-kept Jonesboro neighborhood said the family moved in about six months ago and kept to themselves.
The 13-year-old boy always seemed to be home and did not appear to be enrolled in school, they said.
"We just thought that they liked to keep to themselves," said neighbor Julie Pizarro, 37, adding that the boy was often seen tending the yard.
"You can see the yard is immaculate," she said. "The boy kept it that way."
The teen went missing in 2010 while visiting his father in Florida, WSBTV reported.
Jean was being held in Clayton County jail and no bail has been set, online records show.
Authorities said Jean and Davis could face more criminal charges as the investigation unfolds.
It was unclear if they had obtained attorneys.
(Writing by Victoria Cavaliere; Editing by Frank McGurty, Frances Kerry, Gunna Dickson and Lisa Shumaker)
Photos: WSBTV
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Maino releases an official music video for "Militant" featuring O Wave. The Ishell Vaughan-directed clip is off of Maino's new project, King of Brooklyn 2. It's available for purchase now from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/k.o.b-2/id941960932.
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FERGUSON, Mo. (Associated Press) — The Ferguson police officer who fatally shot Michael Brown has resigned, his attorney said Saturday, nearly four months after the confrontation between the white officer and unarmed black 18-year-old that ignited protests in the St. Louis suburb and across the nation.
Darren Wilson, who has been on administrative leave since the Aug. 9 shooting, resigned effective immediately, said his attorney, Neil Bruntrager. He declined further immediate comment.
The Brown family attorney, Benjamin Crump, didn't immediately return phone and email messages from The Associated Press.
Wilson told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch he was stepping down out of his "own free will" after the police department told him it had received threats of violence if he remained an employee.
"I'm not willing to let someone else get hurt because of me," said Wilson, who had been with the department for six years.
Wilson fatally shot Brown after a scuffle in the middle of a street, where Brown's body lay for several hours as police investigated and a crowd of angry onlookers gathered. Several days of tense and at times violent protests followed, prompting Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon to call in the National Guard to help.
Some witnesses have said Brown had his hands up when Wilson shot him. Wilson told a grand jury that reviewed the case that he feared for his life when Brown hit him and reached for his gun.
The grand jury spent more than three months reviewing evidence before announcing Monday that it wouldn't indict Wilson, igniting violence among protesters that resulted in at least a dozen commercial buildings in the area being destroyed by fire. Several other large but peaceful protests have since been held in Ferguson and across the country.
The U.S. Justice Department is conducting a civil rights investigation into the shooting and a separate investigation of police department practices.
Wilson's resignation didn't seem to affect protesters outside Ferguson police headquarters Saturday night.
Rick Campbell said he didn't care about the resignation, saying: "I've been protesting out here since August." Several other protesters merely shrugged their shoulders when asked about the resignation.
"We were not after Wilson's job," civil rights activist the Rev. Al Sharpton said in a written statement. "We were after Michael Brown's justice."
Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson didn't immediately return a message left on his cellphone seeking comment.
Wilson spent months in hiding and made no public statements following the shooting. Wilson, who recently got married, broke his silence after the grand jury decision, telling ABC News that he couldn't have done anything differently in the encounter with Brown.
Wilson said he had a clean conscience because "I know I did my job right." Brown's shooting was the first time he fired his gun on the job, he said. Asked whether the encounter would have unfolded the same way if Brown had been white, Wilson said yes.
Wilson began his career in nearby Jennings before moving to the Ferguson job a few years ago. He had no previous complaints against him and a good career record, according to Jackson, who called Wilson "an excellent police officer."
A few months before the shooting, Wilson had received a commendation for detaining a suspect in a drug case.
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BRAND NEW MIXTAPE COMING OUT OF BROOKLYN FROM GOOD FELLAS THIS MIXTAPE HAS HIT AFTER HIT ON IT MAKE SURE TO DOWNLOAD AND SHARE THIS TAPE WITH YOUR FRIENDS AND ALL YOUR SOCIAL NETWORKS MAKE SURE TO ALSO CHECK OUT THE VIDEO BELOW. FOLLOW THE TEAM ON TWITTER @infinitydre @dom_Pgfm
Juliann Alexander brings you his debut mixtape titled "Dying To Live Forever" hosted by Power 106s very own DJ Carisma alongside, Western Conference mixtape DJ; DJ Goonie.
Jacksonville, FL has been HOT on the indie scene lately with music. Duval has definitely shown that they have SEVERAL artists that have spent time in the city or hail from the city and represent the city to the fullest. Including Loose Bills!!
Originally born in the small town of Burlington, NC, the artist known today as Loose Bills relocated to Jacksonville, FL in 1990 and hasn’t looked back since.
Although he never envisioned himself being a rapper as a kid, music has always had a heavy influence on him. Riding with his mother, who played nothing but the old school radio station V101.5, he quickly grew to like artists such as The Isley Brothers, Prince, and New Edition to name a few.
In 2006, Loose Bills decided to jump into the rap game and get his feet wet. He formed a group called The Bfd Clique with two of his high school friends. The group then signed with HaterProof Mgmt Group and released two popular mix-tapes called The City Zoo 1 and 2, which earned them a heavy buzz and they received runner up at The Source Unsigned Hype Convention 2008 in Dallas, TX. The group achieved much success before splitting to pursue their own solo careers.
With plans to make bigger, better, and smarter moves, Loose eventually took the time out to buy equipment and set up his own studio to record music freely. He started performing his single "Undecided" at local open mic venues. After a few performances, he had generated a decent buzz, and people started requesting a full mix-tape. He took that motivation and got to work on his first solo mix-tape, "The Memoirs of Franklin Benjamin’s," which was released in 2011. Loose Bills' is more prepared than ever as he has since released his new mixtape "Digital Dope" Vol.1. Following the release of ‘ Digital Dope’ came the Digital Dope video series, that created a big buzz with several thousand views. Loose Bills is currently working on a 14 track mixtape entitled "20 mins til Arrival". Buckle your seat belts and return your seats to their upright position because Loose Bills is about to ARRIVE.
For more on Loose Bills upcoming project "20 Mins Till Arrival" and how you can support HERE.
To see the visuals to Loose Bills' recent single "See The Future" featuring Celina Lina click play on video below to be directed directly to the video.
Connect with Loose Bills on his social networks, on his website, & information for booking can be found below.
Facebook: Loose Bills Twitter: @Looseisdatdope Website/EPK
Booking: hpmanagement@yahoo.com
SMOKEY MONTANA IS THE HOTTEST UNSIGNED ARTIST COMING OUT OF MARYLAND HIS STYLE AND FLOW IS UN MATCHED. THE MIXTAPE BELOW IS ONE OF THE HOTTEST MIXTAPES TO EVER COME OUT OF MARYLAND AND A MUST HEAR MAKE SURE TO DOWNLOAD THE MIXTAPE AND SHARE IT THROUGH YOUR SOCIAL NETWORKS. ALSO MAKE SURE TO FOLLOW HIM ON TWITTER @SMOKEYMONTANA25
Tracklist:
1.Smokey Montana - Intro (Grave Yard) [Prod. By Young Clip] (3:50)
2.Smokey Montana - I Promise (Feat. Hall of Fame Worm) [Prod. By Rel Live] (3:09)
3.Smokey Montana - FWM (Feat. Mook Mane) [Prod. By Beat Zombie] (3:19)
4.Smokey Montana - Smiff & Western [Prod. By Kidd Slopes] (2:58)
5.Smokey Montana - Yung Gunnaz (Feat. 400k) [Prod. By Bjay Banks] (3:12)
6.Smokey Montana - It's Nothing [Prod. By SwaggB] (2:35)
7.Smokey Montana - D.C. [Prod. By Young Clip] (3:23)
8.Smokey Montana - Loyalty (Feat. Young Wee) [Prod. By Rexx Beats] (3:07)
9.Smokey Montana - M.A.N. 100 (Feat. Norega) [Prod. By Young Clip] (4:48)
10.Smokey Montana - Murderland (Feat. RaRa) [Prod. By Kaleon] (3:17)
11. Smokey Montana - Swank Mafia (Feat. Roc Kartel & Tae Luv) (4:28)
12.Smokey Montana - Better Days [Prod. By Kaleon] (4:07)
Check out the official music video from Matt Reeves for "One Two, One Two." The Avelon-produced song is off of Matt's forthcoming project entitled "Conflicted."
Peep the cover art and tracklist below.
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Young Money recording artist and President, Mack Maine, delivers a brand new single entitled "Dedicated to My Freaks" featuring Magnolia Chop. The track was produced by Beat Bully.
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FERGUSON, Mo. (Associated Press) — Disrupting commerce, transit and traffic became focal points for demonstrators across the country days after the announcement that a grand jury in Ferguson, Missouri declined to indict the police officer who fatally shot 18-year-old Michael Brown.
As Small Business Saturday approached, numerous storefronts in the Ferguson area had their windows covered with plywood with messages painted across many of them letting neighbors know that the shops are still open. Demonstrators temporarily shut down three large malls in suburban St. Louis on Black Friday, one of the busiest shopping days of the year, and then marched in front of the Ferguson police department to protest the grand jury's decision.
Several stores lowered their security doors or locked entrances as at least 200 protesters sprawled onto the floor while chanting, "Stop shopping and join the movement," at the Galleria mall in Richmond Heights a few miles south of Ferguson, Missouri, where Officer Darren Wilson fatally shot Brown, who was unarmed, in August.
The action prompted authorities to close the mall for about an hour Friday afternoon, while a similar protest of about 50 people had the same effect at West County Mall in nearby Des Peres. And several dozen demonstrators led to a temporary closure of the Chesterfield Mall.
Later Friday night, a group of about 100 protesters marched down South Florissant Road in front of the city's police and fire departments chanting, blocking traffic and stopping in front of some businesses.
"I served my country. I spent four years in the Army, and I feel like that's not what I served my country for," said Ebonie Tyse, 26, of St. Louis as National Guard trucks and police cruisers roamed the street in front of her. "I served my country for justice for everyone. Not because of what color, what age, what gender or anything," she said.
Sixteen people were arrested, according to St. Louis County Police spokesman Shawn McGuire. Fifteen of those arrested were for misdemeanor peace disturbance. One man, Joygill Moriah of the Bronx, New York, was charged with assaulting a police officer, resisting arrest and peace disturbance. He did not have a listed attorney. Only one of those arrested was from the St. Louis area. Eight were from New York City.
Monday night's announcement that Wilson, who is white, wouldn't be indicted for fatally shooting Brown, who was black, prompted violent protests that resulted in about a dozen buildings and some cars being burned. Dozens of people were arrested.
The rallies have been ongoing but have grown more peaceful this week, as protesters turn their attention to disrupting commerce. Elsewhere on Friday, protests in Chicago, New York, Seattle and northern California — where protesters chained themselves to trains — were among the largest in the country on Black Friday.
In Oakland, more than a dozen people were arrested after about 125 protesters wearing T-shirts that read "Black Lives Matter" interrupted train service from Oakland to San Francisco, with some chaining themselves to trains. Later in San Francisco, a march by hundreds turned ugly as protesters smashed windows and hurled bottles and other objects at police, leaving two officers injured. Police responded by making arrests but have not said how many. Dozens of people in Seattle blocked streets, and police said some protesters also apparently chained doors shut at the nearby Pacific Place shopping center.
In Chicago, about 200 people gathered near the city's popular Magnificent Mile shopping district, where Kristiana Colon, 28, called Friday "a day of awareness and engagement." She's a member of the Let Us Breathe Collective, which has been taking supplies such as gas masks to protesters in Ferguson.
"We want them to think twice before spending that dollar today," she said of shoppers. "As long as black lives are put second to materialism, there will be no peace."
Malcolm London, a leader in the Black Youth Project 100, which has been organizing Chicago protests, said the group was also trying to rally support for other issues, such as more transparency from Chicago police.
"We are not indicting a man. We are indicting a system," London told the crowd.
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon on Friday announced that he will call a special session of the General Assembly to provide funding for public safety efforts related to protests. A news release from his office said that due to the increased presence of the State Highway Patrol and the Missouri National Guard in the region, the state's financial obligations for emergency duties are on track to exceed what had been appropriated.
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Associated Press writers Jim Salter, David A. Lieb and Alan Scher Zagier in St. Louis, Mae Anderson in New York, Sara Burnett in Chicago and Kristin J. Bender in Oakland, California, contributed to this report.
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Original Block Hustlaz (O.B.H.) recording artist Dark Lo revisits his Ron Harvey Jr. mixtape to drop an official music video for "A Cold Dish." The clip was directed by D.R.I.S and MrFineus.
Download the mixtape now from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/Dark-Lo-Ron-Harvey-Jr-mixtape.647330.html.
Follow Dark Lo on Twitter @obhdarkLo
https://twitter.com/obhdarklo
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RiFF RaFF recruits West Coast hip hop legend Snoop Dogg and reggae artist Collie Buddz for his latest song entitled "Yesterday." The track was produced by The Cataracs.
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"This is the fourth of an 8 episode web series that highlights some of our previous performers. For all inquiries please contact FacesInTheCrowdTV@gmail.comFaces In The Crowd Showcase is one of the premiere unsigned artist showcase. They successfully bridge the gap between the unsigned artist community and the music industry. The goal of this showcase series is to give the stars of tomorrow the best possible platform to showcase their talent.
This showcase was started in 2003 and has grown bigger every year. Wiz Khalifa, Maino, Stalley, Royce Da 5'9, Pharoahe Monch, Saigon, Chrisette Michele are some notable artist who have performed in this showcase.
Also please follow us the following Faces In The Crowd Showcase Social Networks:
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Philadelphia rapper Leen Bean releases her new mixtape, From Me To You Too. Features include Riq Geez, Jay Reezy, Pook Papers, Tay Collins, Kayla Enfiniti, Selina Carrera and more.
Tracklist:
01 Just Words Intro Ft JustMike
02 The Real Ft Mars Parker
03 New Rules Ft Lihtz Kamraz
04 U.C.Y. IDFWU Ft Riq Geez, Jay Reezy
05 Runaway Ft Wiz Gamb
06 Dorm Room Ft DEEK
07 Times Changed Ft PNB Rock
08 Since You Been Away Ft Pook Papers
09 For The Family Ft Tay Collins
10 Another Letter To My Mom Ft Kayla Enfiniti
11 Red Roses Ft Selina Carrera
12 Thankful Ft Kayla Enfiniti
13 Outro Ft @Poetafterthelast
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Ghostface Killah's new album entitled 36 Seasons will arrive on December 9. Here's a track off of it featuring Nems and Shawn Wigs, "Homicide." The song was produced by The Revelations.
Pre-order the album from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/36-seasons/id938800313
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