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A$AP Mob made their major network television debut as a group Wednesday, July 20, when they appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Watch them perform "Yamborghini High" below.
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Billboard gets the green light to premiere producer Zaytoven's new mixtape titled "Where Would the Game Be Without Me."
Zaytoven locked down features from Gucci Mane, PeeWee Longway, Lil Uzi Vert, Young Thug, 21 Savage, Juicy J, Future and more.
"This tape was inspired by me still having the passion to be relevant in this rap game," Zay told Billboard.
Where Would the Game Be Without Me Tracklist:
1 Gucci Mane – Pocket Watching
2 Migos –3 Way
3 Juicy J – Waste No Time
4 Gucci Mane – No Sleep
5 21 Savage – Feel it
6 Future and Lil Uzi Vert – Too Much Sauce
7 Future – Having It
8 Migos – Coppers & Robbers
9 Young Thug and Gucci Mane – Guwop Home
10 Jose Guapo – Gusto
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(Miami Herald) When a 23-year-old autistic man carrying a toy truck wandered from a mental health center out into the street Monday, a worker there named Charles Kinsey went to retrieve him.
A few minutes later the autistic man was still sitting cross-legged blocking the roadway while playing with the small, rectangular white toy. And Kinsey was prone on the ground next to him — a bullet from an assault rifle fired by a police officer having struck his leg.
“He throws his hands up in the air and says, ‘Don’t shoot me.’ They say lie on the ground, so he does,” Kinsey’s attorney Hilton Napoleon said Wednesday. “He’s on his back with his hands in the air trying to convince the other guy to lie down. It doesn’t make any sense.”
Cellphone video footage obtained by Napoleon clearly shows the heavy-set autistic man sitting and playing with his toy while Kinsey, dressed in a yellow shirt and shorts, obeys police orders to lie down on his back.
The video, taken before the officer fired his weapon, shows Kinsey on his back with his hands in the air telling police he didn’t have a weapon and asking them not to fire. At one point the autistic man appears to yell at Kinsey to shut up. A second brief video shows officers who are carrying rifles physically patting down Kinsey and the autistic man while they are lying on the ground.
In an interview with WSVN-Channel 7, Kinsey said that after he was shot, officers approached and flipped him over and handcuffed him.
“Sir, there’s no need for firearms,” Kinsey told the news station he said to police before he was shot. “It was so surprising. It was like a mosquito bite.”
Charles Kinsey speaks from his hospital bed about shooting incident
Kinsey said when he asked the officer why he fired his weapon, the cop responded, “I don’t know.”
By Wednesday, North Miami police hadn’t offered much of an explanation. Assistant Police Chief Neal Cuevas said the investigation has been turned over to the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office.
Cuevas said officers received a 911 call indicating a man was in the street with a gun threatening to kill himself. They responded to Northeast 127th Street and about 14th Avenue and began barking orders. When the autistic man didn’t comply, an officer fired three times, striking Kinsey once in the leg. He was transported to Jackson Memorial Hospital.
Cuevas said he didn’t know who the officer was aiming at when he struck Kinsey. The offier’s name hasn’t been released.
In a prepared statement, North Miami police spokeswoman Natalie Buissereth said “arriving officers attempted to negotiate with the two men on the scene, one of whom was later identified as suffering from autism... At some point during the on-scene negotiation, one of the responding officers discharged his weapon.”
Police still hadn’t released any paperwork or the incident report of the shooting by Wednesday. There is no indication that a weapon of any kind was found. The officer who fired his weapon has been placed on administrative leave, as is standard, for at least a week.
Kinsey, 47, who’s worked at MacTown Panther Group Homes for a little over a year, wasn’t badly injured and is expected to be home by Thursday.
By Wednesday, Napoleon said he was already negotiating a possible settlement with the city of North Miami.
“They realize this was something inappropriate regarding the shooting,” he said. “If police departments come out more and admit fault, that would probably go a long way,” toward improving relations with the public, he said.
Still, the incident highlights the inherent dangers faced by police and the public in the wake of deadly police shootings in Dallas and Baton Rouge in which gunmen killed eight officers and wounded 10 others.
In dealing with the mentally ill, experts say, those dangers only multiply.
“I was more worried about him than myself,” Kinsey told Channel 7 of the autistic man, whose name hasn’t been released.
Said his wife Joyce Kinsey: “I’m just grateful he’s alive and able to tell his story.”
Story written by Charles Rabin crabin@miamiherald.com
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“I was probably the popularest kind on campus, but in the worst way,” Lil Yachty says partway through #KeepSailing, a new film directed by Petra Collins and produced by The FADER. “I was a laughingstock. I was a joke because of my hair. Being in college really let me know I don’t want to live a regular life. I want to be rich, I want to be a celebrity, I want to be famous. I want to have this hair and people don’t laugh, they get excited.”
Filmed in the Atlanta suburbs where the red-headed Lil Yachty grew up, this 14-minute film — sort of like a docu-musical — is a gorgeous and goofy look at his rise. It’s full of surreal reenactments, boat trips, and interviews with Lil Yachty’s mom, his uncle Darnell Boat, his go-to producers Burberry Perry and Earl, and all his good friends in the Sailing Team.
Plus! There are musical performances of two new songs — “So Many People” and “All In” — both from Lil Yachty's new mixtape Summer Songs 2. The kid had a dream and he made it real.
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A$AP Rocky has been catching some heat for comments he made during a 2015 interview with Time Out, that some people perceived as anti-Black Lives Matter.
"They're not forcing me to do shit. I'm just gonna stay black and die. Why, because I'm black? So every time something happens because I'm black I gotta stand up? What the fuck am I, Al Sharpton now? I'm A$AP Rocky. I did not sign up to be no political activist," Rocky said at the time. "I wanna talk about my motherfuckin' lean, my best friend dying, the girls that come in and out of my life, the jiggy fashion that I wear, my new inspirations in drugs! I don't wanna talk about no fucking Ferguson and shit because I don't live over there! I live in fucking Soho and Beverly Hills. I can't relate. I'm in the studio; I'm in these fashion studios; I'm in these bitches' drawers. I'm not doing anything outside of that. That's my life."
The 26-year old New York City native sat down with The Breakfast Club on Wednesday, July 20, to clarify what he meant.
"You got your favorite rappers today. I don't know if it's Thug, Future, Drake. You don't always here their content about the political shit or all that other shit," he said. "I feel like, why put put me on a pedestal for that? Especially when I'm not asking for that. I wanna make music, I wanna inspire, I wanna promote peace. 'Cause at a time like this I don't have all the answers. I'm not trying to run for Congress. I wanna promote prosperity. Especially for black people. Especially for just young people, ambitious people, underprivileged. I'm not here to talk about supremacy. I'm not here to talk about who's dominant.
"It's fucked up," the rapper continued. "Especially, being in London and looking at it from a different perspective. It's really sad because you come over here and you feel it. Before I thought they were just trying to gas it for the world to make it look like America's a bunch of idiots and shit like that, and this racism shit is really big. Coming back here, it's the truth. You can feel it. You can feel the energy, you can feel the tension, you can feel the separation. This shit is wack. How come black lives only matter a police officer takes it? It should be like black lives should ... it should matter when a black life takes it. All lives matter."
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2016 XXL Freshman Lil Yachty releases a new mixtape titled "Summer Songs 2." The project features G Herbo aka Lil Herb, Cook Laflare, Burberry Perry, Tyler Royale and more.
Here it is! Summer Songs 2 Stream it only on Apple Music.
— lil boat (@lilyachty) July 20, 2016
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Summer Songs 2 Tracklist:
01 Intro (First Day of Summer)
02 For Hot 97 (feat. JBan$2Turn, Byou & BigBruthaChubba)
03 Idk
04 King of Teens
05 Shoot Out the Roof
06 Why? (Interlude)
07 Up Next 3 (feat. Lil Herb)
08 DipSet (feat. Offset)
09 Life Goes On (feat. Cook Laflare)
10 Yeah Yeah
11 Pretty (feat. Burberry Perry)
12 Such Ease (feat. Burberry Perry & Tyler Royale)
13 All In (feat. Burberry Perry, Byou, Kay the Yacht, BigBruthaChubba, $oop, Jban$2Turnt & K$upreme)
14 So Many People
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As promised Remo The Hitmaker releases his new single, "Piñata." This is off of the singer/producer's forthcoming EP titled "When It's All Said," dropping August 1st.
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The drama between Taylor Swift and Kanye West over the song "Famous" continues.
TMZ reports that Swift is considering filing a police report over a phone call that West recorded while reciting lyrics from the song to her.
"For all my Southside niggas that know me best. I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex," West can be heard rapping on the recording.
West wanted Swift's approval to include the line in the song. During their conversation she consented, but after it was released her rep denied the singer was previously made aware of the track, which appears on Yeezy's album, "The Life of Pablo."
On Sunday, July 17, West's wife Kim Kardashian leaked the conversation via Snapchat to prove Swift had prior knowledge and approved the lyrics.
However, because Yeezy recorded the call in California and didn't let Swift know about it he broke the state's "two-party consent" law.
Swift believes he committed a felony.
In the song West also raps "I made that bitch famous."
That added to Swift's anger. She says she never consented to being referred to as a "bitch" during the call because West never mentioned it. She wants the entire hour-long conversation released to prove her point.
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Chicago rapper and OTF boss, Lil Durk, is preparing to release his sophomore album titled "2X" on July 22. Today. he drops the audio for "Hated On Me" featuring Future, off of the project.
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A new song from Chance the Rapper titled "Living Single" featuring Jeremih, Big Sean and Smino has found it's way onto the internet.
The tune is a great one, but Chance is not happy at all that it leaked.
"I didn't release a new song, one of my songs were leaked. Idk how to explain to you how that feels, but I doesn't feel good," he wrote on Twitter Wednesday, July 20.
I didn't release a new song, one of my songs were leaked. Idk how to explain to you how that feels, but I doesn't feel good.
— Lil Chano From 79th (@chancetherapper) July 20, 2016
Enjoy it up top while you can.
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Watch the teaser trailer for "xXx: Return of Xander Cage!" Coming to theaters January 20, 2017.
Director: D. J. Caruso
Starring: Vin Diesel, Deepika Padukone, Donnie Yen, Tony Jaa, Nina Dobrev, Rory McCann and Samuel L. Jackson.
Plot: Xander Cage is left for dead after an incident, though he secretly returns to action for a new, tough assignment with his handler Augustus Gibbons.
Official Movie Site: http://www.returnofxandercage.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReturnofXand...
Twitter: https://twitter.com/xxxmovie
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/xxxmovie/
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Following the record breaking premiere of the third season of "Power" on Sunday, July 17, the show has been renewed for two more seasons.
Starz made the announcement on Tuesday, July 19.
It's the first multi-season renewal for the hit show from executive producers Courtney A. Kemp and Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson.
Now this is what we call good news. #PowerTV is coming back for Seasons 4 AND 5. pic.twitter.com/3swpRVC31q
— Power (@Power_STARZ) July 19, 2016
2.26 million viewers tuned in on Sunday, a 58 percent increase from the season 2 premiere. It's the most watched Starz original series ever, according to Variety.
Wow! Episode 1 of @Power_STARZ was the most watched episode in @STARZ history!!! Scary thing is, we're just getting started.
— Rotimi (@Rotimi) July 19, 2016
50 Cent and Courtney A. Kemp's hit show "Power" continues to gain a bigger audience
“In today’s content landscape, it is challenging for a series to stand out, but Courtney is a singular voice working in television today,” said Starz CEO Chris Albrecht, via Variety. “In Curtis, we not only have an immense talent, but an executive producer who brings a unique perspective, an authentic voice and passionate fan base that has helped in a large part propel the success of the series. Along with our executive producers and the talented ‘Power’ cast and crew, they have created one of the most distinct dramas I’ve ever had the good fortune of putting on the air. The fans have let it be known loud and clear that they cannot get enough of Ghost, Tommy, Tasha, Angela and Kanan.”
You know its gonna get crazier and crazier POWER Renewed for SEASON 4 & 5 https://t.co/nQoldKbU6P pic.twitter.com/7Xd7DBTsN0
— 50cent (@50cent) July 19, 2016
“Chris Albrecht and the Starz team have believed in this show from the very beginning,” Kemp said. “Everyone here at ‘Power’ is deeply grateful for the tremendous support we have received from the fans of the show, which made today’s announcement possible. I am humbled by this vote of confidence from the network and the opportunity to continue to employ our excellent cast and crew, who work tirelessly to bring this show to life.”
POW!!!
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Jeremih recruits K Camp, Wiz Khalifa, Ty Dolla $ign, The Game and more for his new surprise mixtape titled "Late Nights: Europe." Download it for free from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/Jeremih-Late-Nights-Europe-mixtape.794958.html
Late Nights: Europe Tracklist
1.Jeremih - Dubai Feat. K Camp & Wiz Khalifa (Prod. By Soundz)
2.Jeremih - Belgium (Get Down) (Prod. By Reno)
3.Jeremih - Berlin (She Wit it) [Prod. By Soundz]
4.Jeremih - Lebanon (Prod. By Soundz & Kevin Cubeatz)
5.Jeremih - Paris (Who taught You) Feat. Ty Dolla $ign (Prod. By Soundz)
6.Jeremih - Czech Republic (Prod. By Soundz & The Insomniakz & Tunde)
7.Jeremih - London Feat. Stefflon Don, Krept & Konan
8.Jeremih - Amsterdam (Prod. By Soundz)
9.Jeremih - Stockholm (Prod. By Soundz & Kevin Cubeatz)
10.Jeremih - Oslo, Norway Feat. The Game w nudg
11.Jeremih - British Headboards [Prod by Soundz]
12.Jeremih - Hamburg Feat. Smith Wesson (Prod. By Brilliance Soundz)
13.Jeremih - Copehagen Feat. Sonyae (Prod. By Soundz, Sondre, Xeryus $K)
14.Jeremih - The Crib
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Funeral Fabolous just announced he will soon be dropping a new mixtape titled "Summertime Shootout 2: The Level Up." He also drops a verse on A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie's song, "My Shit."
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Today we get two new songs from Beanie Sigel. The first is his new single titled "Still Public Enemy" produced by StreetRunner.
The Broad Street Bully also collaborated with Jadakiss for "Dinero" off of "The Compound Gold Project." The track was produced by Buda The Future and Grand Muzik.
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Melania Trump has stolen the spotlight away from her husband Donald Trump, but not in a good way.
During her speech at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland Monday, July 18, the wife of the party's presumptive presidential nominee, used entire passages from Michelle Obama's 2008 Democratic National Convention speech.
Listen to what Charlamagne Tha God had to say in giving Melania "Donkey of the Day" up top, and compare both speeches below.
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Gucci Mane gets production from Zaytoven and Mike Will Made-It on this new track titled "Waybach." This is off of Big Guwop's forthcoming album, "Everybody Looking," dropping July 22.
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In the latest episode of Most Expensive Shit, Atlanta rapper 2 Chainz sits down with his homie Corey Shapiro, founder of Vintage Frames, to try on vintage sunglasses, including a $50,000 pair worn by DMC of Run DMC.
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Boosie Badazz wants Capital One to make him whole on $351,000 that was withdrawn from his bank account without his permission or knowledge.
According to TMZ, the rapper says his driver's license was stolen two years.
The thief or thieves used the information to gain access to his account. On 8 different occasions large amounts of cash got taken out.
Capital One has returned a portion of the stolen money, but Boosie wants every penny of it back.
He's filed a lawsuit against the bank in an effort to force them to cough up the full amount.
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BALTIMORE (AP) — A judge further hollowed out the case against six police officers charged in the death of a young black man, delivering a third consecutive acquittal and ruling once again that prosecutors failed to prove officers intentionally hurt Freddie Gray.
In acquitting Lt. Brian Rice, the highest ranking officer charged, Baltimore Circuit Judge Barry Williams was unequivocal in his ruling Monday. He told prosecutors they failed to establish that Rice was aware of his duty to buckle Gray into a seat belt, and more importantly, that he deliberately breached his duty in order to put Gray in danger.
"There are a number of possibilities this court could entertain, some that are innocent and some that are not," Williams said. "However, the burden of proof rests with the state, and the court's imaginings do not serve as a substitute for evidence."
Gray was arrested in April 2015 when he ran from police in a high-crime area. He was handcuffed and shackled but left unbuckled in the back of a police van and suffered a critical neck injury. Gray's name became a rallying cry for the Black Lives Matter movement, fueling outrage nationwide over the treatment of black people by the criminal justice system and prompting the worst rioting in the city in decades.
The U.S. Justice Department launched a patterns and practice investigation into allegations of widespread abuse and unlawful arrests by the Baltimore Police Department.
Rice was cleared of manslaughter, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office. Earlier this year, officers Edward Nero and Caesar Goodson, the van driver who was facing a murder charge, were also found not guilty. Officer William Porter's trial ended in a hung jury in December and his retrial is scheduled for September. The last two officers have trials this month and in October.
Lt. Brian Rice is escorted to a waiting car after being found not guilty on all charges related to the death of Freddie Gray.
Gray died April 19, 2015, a week after he suffered a critical spinal injury in the back of Goodson's police wagon. Prosecutors say the officers were criminally negligent when they failed to buckle Gray into a seat belt or provide medical attention after he indicated that he wanted to go to a hospital.
With no courtroom victories, activists are focusing on protests and police department reforms. A protest Saturday that blocked the interstate through downtown resulted in more than 60 arrests. Activists said they were demonstrating in support of having civilians sit on boards that review police misconduct cases, and spending more public money on community programs instead of policing.
"I'm disgusted, as usual, and they're sending a daily message all across the world that our lives don't matter, and that's sad," said Tawanda Jones outside the courthouse Monday. She was there marking the third anniversary of her brother's death in a separate case involving Baltimore police.
"We're more than hashtags and body bags," she added.
The Gray case hasn't fit quite so neatly into the narrative of white authorities imposing unfair justice on minorities.
Three of the officers charged are white and three are black. The victim, judge, top prosecutor and mayor are African-American. At the time of Gray's death, so was the police chief.
In his verdict, Williams said the failure to seat belt a detainee in a transport wagon is not inherently a crime.
"The state failed to show that the defendant, even if he was aware of the risk, consciously disregarded that risk," the judge said.
Prosecutors and defense attorneys are barred from commenting due to a gag order.
During the trial, prosecutors had said Rice was most responsible of the six officers charged for following police procedures to fasten a prisoner in a seat belt, citing his 18 years of experience on the force.
The officer's attorney said police could use discretion, if they believe their safety is at risk. Rice attorney Michael Belsky said officers had concerns because Gray was not cooperative and they weren't sure what onlookers would do if extra time was taken to fasten Gray in the van.
Prosecutors and defense attorneys gave different characterizations of the onlookers. Prosecutors described them as concerned observers, while Belsky said officers heard threatening comments during the arrest.
Williams said Monday that the definition of a crowd is not set in stone, however it is clear from witness accounts that "emotions and tensions ran high," and "information did not flow efficiently."
"The reality of what happened is not clear cut," he said.
Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby vowed to bring justice to an aggrieved citizenry when she announced the charges last year. But she has yet to find success in court, and is being sued for defamation by five of the officers.
Warren Alperstein, a prominent lawyer in the city who has been observing the case, questioned whether the other cases should go to trial.
"There are no more theories to put forth to a judge or a jury for that matter, and the state really has to think about, you know, not prosecuting anymore," Alperstein said outside the courthouse.
At a news conference, Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 3 President Gene Ryan called for the remaining cases to be dismissed, calling it "malicious prosecution against the remaining three officers."
Despite increasing pressure from critics to drop the three remaining cases, it is unlikely Mosby will dismiss the charges.
Gray's family received a $6.4 million settlement from the city.
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Associated Press writer Brian Witte contributed to this report.
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