Kevin Gates drops off a new surprise EP entitled Murder For Hire. Give it a listen and download up top.
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Kevin Gates drops off a new surprise EP entitled Murder For Hire. Give it a listen and download up top.
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Mally Mall calls on Eric Bellinger, Too $hort and the late Chinx for his new single entitled "Freak." Take a listen to the club track below and let us know what you think in the comment section below.
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Nueliphe World emcees Nyce Da Future, Kay1ner, Lot-A-Nerv, Mic Check, C-Black, Pretty Boi Green and Fes Taylor are back with a new gritty mixtape titled "Nueliphe City."
Loui Paso, Cordoroy Jones and Brittni are also featured.
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Hughes Battle Ground spoke with Big T at QOTR's "Panic Room 3" event, where he addressed his recent battle vs Rone. In Rone's 3rd round, he highlighted Big T's weight, and as a result the battle got picked up by WorldstarHipHop. T felt as though Worldstar glorified Rone's bars in the battle and negated his own because of Rone's "good guy" image. He believes that he won the battle and that Worldstar played him by posting a one-sided video of their clash.
He also spoke about his newly formed Battle Rap group, NWX.
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West Coast battler Daylyt had an exclusive sit down with VladTV where he discussed his upcoming projects as an OVO artist, Murda Mook being victorious against Tsu Surf to get to Drake, and Lil Wayne being successful as a battle rapper.
In the beginning of the clip, Day was asked about his claim of being signed to Drake's OVO imprint. The Grape Street emcee confirmed it, stating he and Drake are working on a joint project together.
The king of antics was then asked about Drake saying Murda Mook must be victorious in a match up against Tsu Surf in order for him to agree to finally step in the ring. Daylyt responded by saying that the stipulation was created by Drake because he is using his status as a hip hop icon to play hard to get. He also claimed that the Toronto native issued the challenge to avoid a battle with Mook due to his inability to freestyle. He then said that he believes Drizzy should have created a greater obstacle for the Harlem legend to overcome in order to score a battle with him. Day also claimed that Drake did not battle Mook at the KOTD Blackout 5 event because his management team prevented the bout from going down so the OVO frontman could focus on the current projects he has in the works with the Compton battler.
When asked about what he feels would happen if Drake and Mook actually battled, Daylyt responded that if Drake showed up to the battle as his character from Degrassi, he would be victorious in all three rounds against Mook. Day also gave his opinion that Lil Wayne would be successful in the ring due to his ability to create great punchlines. The battling veteran also said he thinks Wayne battling is a good idea due to fans not having interest in his 'Carter V' album.
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Maybe Rita Ora said or did something he didn't like or perhaps A$AP Rocky just likes to put women on blast. Whatever the case, the A$AP Mob member yanked Ora through the mud on the song "Better Things" off of his new album At.Long.Last.A$AP.
“I swear that b-tch Rita Ora got a big mouth/ Next time I see her might curse the b-tch out/Kicked the b-tch out once cause she b-tched out/ Spit my kids out, jizzed up all in her mouth and made the b-tch bounce”
Too harsh?
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Jason Derulo’s brand new album “Everything Is 4” is available now for pre-order on iTunes! The album includes smash single “Want To Want Me”, “Get Ugly” prod. by Wallpaper, "Cheyenne", and brand new track "Broke" featuring Stevie Wonder and Keith Urban!
Album In Stores June 2!
Pre-order the new album here: http://www.smarturl.it/EverythingIs4
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Two former XXL Freshman, Lil Durk and Logic put their considerable talents together for a song called "Tryna, Tryna." This is off of Durk's forthcoming Remember My Name album, dropping on June 2.
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Juicy J sounds like he might have another hit on his hands. The Taylor Gang rapper recruits Ty Dolla $ign and Drake for his new single titled "Tryna Fuck." Give it a listen up top.
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Touch Down 2 Cause Hell is Boosie Badazz's first album since being released from prison. It's presented via Atlantic Records and Trill Entertainment. You can purchase a copy today from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/touch-down-2-cause-hell/id991343390.
In the meantime, enjoy the album stream up top.
Tracklist:
1. “Intro – Get Em Boosie”
2. “Window of My Eyes”
3. “Mercy On My Soul” (Feat. Jeezy & Akelee)
4. “Like a Man” (Feat. Rich Homie Quan)
5. “On Deck” (Feat. Young Thug)
6. “Retaliation”
7. “No Juice”
8. “On That Level” (Feat. Webbie)
9. “Hip Hop Hooray’ (Feat. Webbie)
10. “Mr. Miyagi”
11. “Black Heaven” (Feat. Keyshia Cole & J. Cole)
12. “She Don’t Love Me” (Feat. Chris Brown)
13. “All I Know” (Feat. PJ)
14. “Drop Top Music” (Feat. Rick Ross)
15. “Spoil You” (Feat. T.I.)
16. “How She Got Her Name”
17. “Kicking Clouds”
18. “Hands Up”
19. “I’m Sorry”
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G-Unit comedian Hollywood Jack Thriller is oh so disrespectful.
With his celebrity boxing match with 40 Glocc about to go down on Saturday, July 25, in Atlantic City, New Jersey, Jack is throwing hilarious verbal haymakers at 40.
"40 Glocc, you need to kill yourself," Jack said via TMZ Sports. "Jeff Mayweather, kill yourself for even training him. And you can get it too for even knowing that nigga. Am I supposed to be impressed by that shit you was doing on TMZ? You're making Crips look bad everywhere. You can't be a Crip no more until I say so. Let's do this bitch boy... bitch Glock... pussy face... dickhead. I'ma beat the bitch out you. I'ma beat the snitch out you."
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A$AP Rocky delivers his new album titled At.Long.Last.A$AP a week earlier than expected. Stream it up top and purchase it now from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/at.long.last.a$ap/id994727168.
Tracklist:
01. Holy Ghost (feat. Joe Fox)
02. Canal St. (feat. Bones)
03. Fine Whine (feat. M.I.A., Future, & Joe Fox)
04. LSD
05. Excuse Me
06. JD
07. Lord Pretty Flacko Jodye 2
08. Electric Body (feat. ScHoolboy Q)
09. Jukebox Joints (feat. Kanye West & Joe Fox)
10. Max B (feat. Joe Fox)
11. Pharsyde (feat. Joe Fox)
12. Wavybone (feat. Juicy J & UGK)
13. Westside Highway (feat. James Fauntleroy)
14. Better Things
15. M’s (feat. Lil Wayne)
16. Dreams (interlude)
17. Everyday (feat. Rod Stewart & Miguel)
18. Back Home (feat. Mos Def, Acyde & Yams)
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On the latest webisode of The Zone: KOTD Massacred, battle rappers Big T and Bishop Brigante talk about the Blackout 5 event, ratchet women, their sex life before and battle rap, chicken and waffles, marriage.
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Kendrick Lamar links up with director Colin Tilley to shoot a music video for "Alright." This is off of the Compton, California rapper's latest album entitled To Pimp a Butterfly. Peep some photos from the set below via HHNM.
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Chris Brown is heated at Tyson Beckford after learning the model partied and took a selfie with Karrueche Tran on Sunday, May 24.
Upon learning of the events with his on/off again girlfriend, Chris sent warnings Tyson's way.
"U wanna keep walking them runways. I need ta legs for that. Keep playing like I ain't wit the bullshit," Chris wrote on Twitter.
Tyson answered back by posting a video at the gun range (above) and telling Breezy to come through.
Chris then posted a photo after arriving in Vegas, referencing his Fruit Town Piru Bloods set and dissing Tyson.
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Chicago rappers Lil Durk and Lil Reese team up for a new song entitled "Myself." Take a listen to the track up top and let us know what you think in the comment section below.
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Chris Brown and his baby's mother, Nia Guzman, are at odds over the amount of child support the singer is paying for their toddler daughter, Royalty.
According to TMZ, Brown had been paying $2,500 a month, until Guzman demanded that he up that amount to $15,000 a month.
Chris refused the demand and simply stopped paying anything. He believes Guzman is using the child as a gravy train.
Guzman's lawyer, Carl Moore, will be taking Chris to court within two weeks, asking for back child support and the pay raise, unless a settlement can be reached beforehand.
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Slaughterhouse emcee Joell Ortiz recently chopped it up with Jenny Boom Boom about Chris Rivers and his late, great father Big Pun.
The conversation turned into a debate about just how good Chris is compared to his dad. Joell ultimately said that Chris needed a lot of work to walk in his pop's shoes.
What do you think of Chris Rivers? Is this even a fair comparison?
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In an exclusive interview with VladTV, producer extraordinaire Alchemist speaks on Battle Rap, why Eminem is above it when it comes to a competitor, and the genre's huge breakout into the mainstream.
The producer says he's glad that Battle Rap has a bigger platform, because it shines light on lyrical artists and also encourages them to step up their skill-set. As for dream battles, Alchemist is down to see Queens rapper Mr. Cheeks battle Smack Battle favorite Un Kasa. He explained how Eminem is above the genre, and he's highly doubtful that anyone can see him in a rap battle.
The producer says the future of Battle Rap is questionable since it quickly switches up. He believes that with so many lyrical styles, many would be left behind in the future. He also says he salutes many of the genre's artists because of the time, effort, and skill they exude.
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CLEVELAND (Associated Press) — The streets returned to calm Sunday after police arrested dozens of demonstrators overnight when protests grew increasingly aggressive in the wake of a patrolman's acquittal in the deaths of two unarmed black suspects.
In total, 71 people were arrested, including several who turned their anger toward bystanders in downtown Cleveland, Police Chief Calvin Williams said. Someone picked up a restaurant sign and hit a patron in the head, and other protesters used pepper spray on passers-by and restaurant patrons sitting at outdoor cafes.

But Mayor Frank Jackson thanked the vast majority of protesters who remained peaceful and respectful as they voiced their frustration with Saturday's verdict.
Officer Michael Brelo, 31, faces administrative charges while remaining suspended without pay after he was found not guilty on two counts of voluntary manslaughter, but he no longer faces the prospect of prison. The anxious city now awaits a decision on criminal charges against a white officer in the fatal shooting of a black 12-year-old boy with a pellet gun.
Brelo and 12 other officers fired 137 shots at a car with Timothy Russell and Malissa Williams inside it on Nov. 29, 2012. The shooting occurred at the end of a 22-mile chase involving more than 100 Cleveland police officers and 60 cruisers after Russell's Chevy Malibu backfired while speeding past police headquarters. During the chase, an officer reported that he thought he'd seen Williams with a gun. At the end, police mistook police gunfire for shots from Russell's car.
Malissa Williams (left) and Timothy Russell
Brelo fired 49 of those shots that night, but it was the final 15 fired into the windshield while he stood on the hood of Russell's car that led to his indictment and a four-week trial. He faced up to 22 years in prison if convicted on both counts.
The shooting helped prompt an investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice that concluded Cleveland police had engaged in a pattern and practice of excessive use of force and violations of people's civil rights.
Jackson said protesters were encouraged to continue expressing their opinions as long as they stayed peaceful. Williams said police only moved in Saturday when things got violent and people refused to disperse.
"We want to make sure that people understand we're going to help you in this process but if things turn violent, as we stated in the beginning, we will take action to preserve safety in the city," Williams said.
The protests erupted as authorities work to complete an investigation into the Tamir Rice shooting, the findings of which will be given to the prosecutor's office to decide whether to pursue criminal charges
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Alicia Kirkman, 47, of Cleveland, said she joined the march in honor of her son, killed in a police shooting eight years ago.
"I'm just so mad we never get justice from any of the police killings," said Kirkman, who said she settled with the city after her son's death but no charges were filed.

The judge said in his ruling that he wouldn't "sacrifice" Brelo to the wave of anti-police sentiment that has swept across the nation in the wake of other police in-custody deaths. While protests in cities like Baltimore, New York City and Ferguson, Missouri, have erupted into violence, the demonstrations in Cleveland didn't escalate.
The judge's decision to acquit Brelo focused on which shots killed Russell, 43, and Williams, 30, two homeless drug addicts with a long history of mental illness. Four of the 23 gunshot wounds to Russell and seven of Williams' 24 wounds were believed to have been fatal. Judge John P. O'Donnell said in his 35-page verdict that while testimony showed Brelo fired some of the fatal shots, other officers fired kill shots as well.
A grand jury charged five police supervisors with misdemeanor dereliction of duty for failing to control the chase. All five have pleaded not guilty and no trial date has been set.
Prosecutors had argued that when Brelo stood on the hood of the Malibu that he meant to kill Russell and Williams instead of containing a threat to his and other officers' lives. O'Donnell ruled that even the last 15 shots were justified based on Brelo's belief that someone inside the car had fired at police at the beginning, middle and end of the chase.

Michael Brelo
"Officer Brelo risked his life on that night," Brelo's lead attorney, Patrick D'Angelo, said after the verdict.
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Tim McGinty said he respected O'Donnell's decision, and added that the case would prevent police violence.
In addition to the Tamir Rice case, the county prosecutor's office is looking into the death of a black woman who died in police custody while lying face first on the ground in handcuffs. The family of Tanisha Anderson, 37, has sued the city of Cleveland and the two police officers who subdued her. They say she panicked Nov. 12 when officers put her in the back of a patrol car after they'd responded to a call about Anderson having a mental health crisis.
Russell's sister, Michelle, said Brelo would ultimately face justice, despite the judge's decision. The city of Cleveland has paid the families of Russell and Williams a total of $3 million to settle a federal civil rights lawsuit.
"He's not going to dodge this just because he was acquitted," Michelle Russell said. "God will have the final say."
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Associated Press writers Andrew Welsh-Huggins, John Seewer in Toledo and John Coyne contributed to this report.
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