By now most of you have probably seen the video of Ghostface Killah of the Wu Tang Clan dissing Action Bronson for throwing shade on ESPN. In this hilarious clip Mike Epps spoofs Ghostface.
Mike Epps Spoof
Original Ghostface Killah Dissing Action Bronson Video
Just like that No more again Ain`t no respect Falling back in pain
Baby, What I can say Maybe it`s too late I`m on my way And feeling just stayed
Pressure is so huge I got no chance But I`m ready to contribute So dirty my hands
I tried to regret My mind stands back I will never forget How much I withstand
I die making it perfect Keep digging the land The kernel is burnt Another effort is dead
Let me work and protect All I have a pure lack I`m getting upset Crying after making new mistake
My aim must understand Every one calls me insane I can lose the game Because I have a main blame
But I follow my way Where my ego takes place No second orlast Only on top with grace
Hook
I`ll be able to stand to handle it more Than any men, I just give a damn What you said that I can`t I`m prepared with all my strength Yes, I can I stand
I`ll be able to stand to fight like a man I just give a damn What you said that I can`t I`m prepared with all my strength Yes, I can I stand And nobody can prevent
Prepared means handle That`s not fare If I give a sample Where is my glare That I can get it mental
Next upper level I`ll be more dependent I deserve a heaven No more than any angel
One more spare I get a super scandal I`m ready to declare it`s bigger dental And I Hate that my step is fatal
New day started I`m already angry I`m kind-hearted, but it`s over my penalty I`m so desperate, my dream is fantasy It`s already dead and I can`t resurrect it
Getting outside bring no inspiration Maybe I must hide, there`s no perfection I`m so damn lazy my tired body blazing Actting like a baby, sound too crazy I hate it
Hook
Talking to myself through the mirror Can I get a help, wanna be a hero Yesterday I fell my result was zero For tomorrow got a plan to be different figure
If you not able then squeeze the apple Until it cracks like a broken panel Take another example when it touches the battle We deserve a heaven when it`s time to settle
I be stable like steel and hot metal Hard to crackle not as screwed anckle My skin getting hazel, I see how we rankle It`s too much vandal, you never do it gentle
Just in general I want to grabble Looking for a new navel It`s way to be more faithful And less hateful Here`s my paddle which can be helpful
VladTV got a chance to catch up with Krayzie Bone, Flesh-N-Bone and Wi$h Bone to discuss how they got their start and their relationship with the legendary Eazy-E. Though the outspoken N.W.A. member succumbed to complications from AIDS well over 20 years ago, the members of Bone Thugs-n-Harmony continue to keep his legacy going, as he was the one to help with their mainstream success.
"We was a handful in the beginning," Krayzie Bone remembers. "One night everything is regular and then by the end of the week - the week it came out - Eazy [-E] was calling us telling us we had the number one song on the radio," he recalls when asked about the group's breakout track, "Thuggish Ruggish Bone." Eazy-E signed the Cleveland artists to Ruthless Records in 1993, and the crew was there for all the mishaps that went on around the time, including when N.W.A.'s former manager, Jerry Heller, was fired.
Backtracking to Eazy-E again, the members were asked if they believe he truly died from AIDS, to which they still remain skeptical about to this day - Wi$h Bone says it was "real sudden," especially since he still looked to be in tip-top shape until his demise. "Just rationally thinking, something had to go on," he concludes.
Charlamagne Tha God awarded the "Donkey of the Day" for Tuesday, August 18, to CNN's Ashleigh Banfield.
The host talked about the movie Straight Outta Compton. She focused more on the lack of violence among theater patrons, instead of the movie's success.
Top 5 DOA emcee Scarface stopped by The Breakfast Club to chop it up with DJ Envy, Angela Yee and Charlamagne Tha God.
Facemob talked about loving New York hip hop, forthcoming album Deeply Rooted, not changing his style of music to please a new audience, being independent, not planning to reunite with the Geto Boys, friendship with Eazy E, being influenced by N.W.A., business relationship with James Prince, possible Kendrick Lamar and Schoolboy Q collaborations, Drake vs. Meek Mill and more.
Amber Rose was unwittingly helping an unscrupulous escort service recruit women for prostitution.
According to TMZ, the company used an Instagram ad looking for models that said Amber would be the lead person picking them.
Once the models showed interest, the ruse was made even more believable when the women were told they would get to FaceTime with Amber. The company used old footage from Amber's Ustream to convince the women.
The ultimate goal was to lure the women into a prostitution ring.
Amber was never involved in any of this.
The LAPD got involved when one of the women went to them to report what she was being asked to do. The police are now investigating.
On February 14, 2013 South African track star Oscar Pistorius, 28, shot and killed his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. He told police and subsequently a jury that he mistook her for a burglar.
Reeva Steenkamp
On October 21, 2014, he was convicted of culpable homicide -- killing her unintentionally but unlawfully. He was sentenced to a maximum of five years and a concurrent three-year suspended prison sentence for a separate reckless endangerment conviction.
Now just 10 months later, the man known as "The Bladerunner" for the J-shaped carbon-fibre prosthetics he used to run on his amputated legs in the2012 Summer Olympics, will be released to a halfway house on Friday, August 21, 2015.
The South African state legal team has filed an appeal, objecting to the original verdict.
TheAFP News Agencyinterviewed South African citizens about Pistorius' pending release, all were dismayed at his light sentence.
"It comes across as justice not being served or that this is rich man's justice," said Charles Leonard, News editor of the Guardian and Mail. "That a rich person can get out much quicker, much easier."
"I don't think it's right. I think he deserves to stay in prison because what he did was murder," said high school student Cara Lethbridge. "The fact that he's being let loose so soon is not fair.
Here's the official remix of Rapsody's "Don't Need It" featuring Joey Bada$$ and Merna. The track was produced by Young Guru. Give it a listen up top and let us know what you think in the comment section below.
Chicago rapperLil Bibbyunveils the cover art for the third installment of hisFree Crackmixtape series. It will be out soon. Check out the cover up top.
"Something In My Heart" songstress, Michel'le, got up with us here at VladTV and spoke on the movie "Straight Outta Compton," the biopic about N.W.A. she doesn't get portrayed in it. "Why would [Dr.] Dre put me in it?" she ponders, as they were in a abusive relationship for many years. "I mean 'cause if they start from where they start from I was just a quiet girlfriend who got beat up and told to shut up," she candidly proclaims.
Nevertheless, Michel'le says she will "absolutely" watch the movie upon it's release, though it's clear she has her reservations on how the group may come off. Press play to hear her speak on her now-nonexistent relationship with the billionaire producer and their 24-year-old son in this exclusive clip.
During a recent sit down with DJ Smallz, rapper OJ Da Juiceman speaks on blowing his first big paycheck on $270,000 worth of jewelry. It's a decision he now regrets.
Puff Daddy stopped by The Breakfast Club to discuss his upcoming project, 50 Cent, Effen Vodka, Revolt TV, altercation with Drake, Meek Mill vs. Drizzy, "0 To 100" misunderstanding, using ghostwriters, friction with J. Cole, UCLA ketlle bell incident and more.
A$AP Rockymight have to cough up a chunk of money for something he had nothing to do with.
The Harlem, New York rapper is being sued by a fan named Krystina Clowes, who suffered a fractured vertebra when A$AP Mob member Young Shabba hopped off the stage to crowd surf during a 2013 A$AP Ferg concert.
TMZ reports that Clowes claims she may never recover from her injury and is demanding $75,000 from Rocky. The lawsuit cites the Mob's tendency to stage dive as another reason for the suit.