G-Unit emcee Young Buck is on "Fye" in his latest release. The track is off of the Buck-hosted mixtape, Traps-N-Trunks 82. Download the song here http://linkmixes.com/z6ziyj1szfmp.
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MAJOR WITHOUT THE LABEL presents DREDATOR in "CONFUSED" produced by SPAZOUTBEATZ, shot and directed by SWAV THE VISIONARY of EyeConicVisions. This infectious track is Dredator's third video release off of his classic mixtape SUPERVISED RELEASE VOL.1.
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West Coast rapper YG is making big moves now that fans are riding to his My Krazy Life album. Today he releases the official music video for "Bicken Back Being Bool." Produced by DJ Mustard. Pick up a copy of My Krazy Life from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/my-krazy-life-deluxe-version/id825948096.
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Traps-N-Trunks drops their new mixtape Strictly 4 The Traps-N-Trunks 82. The project is hosted by Young Buck, who contributes 13 songs. Other artists featured include Gucci Mane, PeeWee Longway, Wooh Da Kid, Kokane and more.
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Tracklist:
01.Young Buck - Fye
02.Young Buck - Gettin Back
03.Young Buck - I Be On That (Remix)
04.Young Dolph - Money Hungry
05.Young Buck - Gun Walk (Remix)
06.Gucci Mane & Peewee Longway - Lean Man
07.Block 125 Feat. Whip 125 & Tizzle 125 - Lies
08.Yung Mazi - I'm Out
09.Young Buck, Smurf G & Rod-D - Nuthin
10.Jack Tunny Feat. Ty Da Kid - 100 Plus
11.Drumma Boy Feat. Young Dolph - The Call
12.Young Buck - Check Up
13.Young Buck - Trained To Go
14.Young Buck Feat. Rukus100 - Rollin
15.Young Buck, Kokane, Outrageous & Notes - Can't Tell Me Shit
16.Strategy Da D-Boy Feat. Tracy T - Trenches
17.Young Buck - Yasss Bitch (Remix)
18.Young Buck - Move That Dope (Remix)
19.Young Buck & Highside - Strapped
20.Rod-D - Pull Up
21.Wooh Da Kid Feat. Tre Pounds & Troup - Built For It
22.Zed Zilla - In Your Eyes
23.Figg Panamera Feat. Gucci Mane - Red Blue Make Green
24.Young Buck & Trap Boyz - On Me Right Now
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Future releases a music video for "T-Shirt" off of his latest album entitled Honest. Visuals directed Cricket. You can purchase Honor now from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/honest-deluxe/id834632492.
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Jay Z and his wife Beyonce are in the middle of their "On the Run" stadium tour that comes to a close September 12 in Paris, France. The New York Post's Page Six is reporting that might not be all that ends.
According to a source, the most powerful couple in show business are beginning to look at exit strategies for their six-year marriage.
“They are trying to figure out a way to split without divorcing . . . This is a huge concert tour and they’ve already gotten most of the money from the promoters up front. There are no rings, if you haven’t noticed."
The couple have a 2-year old daughter, Blue Ivy. The source said he thought things would get better after her birth, but have taken a turn for the worse.
“For just a split moment, things got real for them and she was even talking about adding to the family. But, after a while, Jay was out doing Jay and Bey was out doing Bey. They made the classic mistake of thinking a child would change everything and help to rekindle the initial fire, and it didn’t.”
Are things coming to an end for Jay and Beyonce? Let us know what you think in the comment section below.
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Taylor Gang rapper Juicy J hops on Lloyd Banks' "Jackpot" instrumental that Bobby Shmurda grabbed to make "Hot N*gga" and remixes the 20-year old Brooklyn,New York rapper's tune. Produced by Jhalil Beats. Listen and download up top.
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August Alsina stopped by the #LIFTOFF with J Cruz and Justin Credible, and talked about being the singer on XXL freshmen class, played a round of 'F, Marry, Kill', and shared what he did when he turned 21.
August Alsina Talks Being the Singer On XXL Freshman Class
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Out of Khloe Kardashian, Draya Michelle or Jhene Aiko, who would he f*ck, marry or kill?
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Bobby Ray releases three music music videos from his No Genre 2 mixtape. Check out "Get Right" featuring Mike Fresh, "So What" featuring Mila J and "The Nation" featuring Jake Lambo. Download No Genre 2 for free from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/BoB-No-Genre-2-mixtape.613193.html
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Check out and download The Weeknd's new song entitled "King of the Fall." Make sure you catch him out on the road with Schoolboy Q and Jhene Aiko during his tour of the same name, beginning September 19th in Brooklyn, New York. Tickets available here.
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Ma$e saw the handwriting and has left his El Elyon International Church. Founded in 2001, the church had two locations, one each in Atlanta and Phoenix.
Ma$e, real name Mason Betha, built a large following preaching the good word and offered marriage advice in his "What Do You Do After I Do" books. He highlighted his 12-year marriage to Twyla Betha as an example of wedded bliss. The only problem was, the couple secretly separated in 2012.
Once parishioners found out the couple filed for divorce earlier this year a large number of them left the church.
According to TMZ, the "Feel So Good" hit maker finally decided it was time to bail on the rest of his flock in an attempt to get his rap career popping again.
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Houston rapper Slim Thug release an official music video for the title track off of his latest album, Boss Life. The clip was directed by Michael Artis
Boss Life is available now on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/boss-life/id756050604
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Upcoming artist Fre$co Figueroa releases his single "They Don't Understand". Produced by 1SixO. This cut is taken from his debut mixtape, which is due sometime in September.
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World famous adult film star Pinky spoke with DJ Vlad of VladTV about the popularity of twerking these days. Pinky explained that twerking has been around for years, but it took a famous person like Miley Cyrus to help start the current craze.
Pinky then shows off her own twerking skills and talks about her favorite celebrity twerkers.
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Fans were surprised to see a recent photo of Chris Brown and Drake in the studio together, then later appearing in a comedy skit at The ESPYS.
The two had been at odds since a 2012 brawl in New York City, sparked by their mutual love interest in Rihanna.
TMZ caught up with California-based producer Mally Mall to talk about how he helped to squash the beef between the two superstars.
Mally said it was as simple as getting the two together at a Las Vegas recording studio.
"I was in Vegas, that's where we squashed the beef and stuff," Mally explained. "I initiated it, we finished it, wrapped it up. But they're working on a project. I can't really talk about what's going on, but it's going to be some dope sh*t though."
As far as Rihanna's role in the now squashed feud, Mally had less than kind words for the Roc Nation singer.
"I think everybody gets the picture now," Mally said, in reference to Riri. "You act like a jump off you get treated like one."
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Hollywood movie studios do a fantastic job of getting fans to flock to the theater to see films based off of the trailer alone. However, sometimes that trailer is the best thing about the movie, leaving some consumers wishing they could get their money back.
WatchMojo has put together their top ten list of "Trailers Better That the Movies."
Talk about false advertising. Join http://www.WatchMojo.com as we count down our picks for the top 10 trailers that were better than the movie.
10. Wild Wild West
9. Battle: Los Angeles
8. Prometheus
7. Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace
6. Terminator: Salvation
5. Sucker Punch
4. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
3. Spider Man 3
2. The Last Airbender
1. Godzilla
What's your take on the list?
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A Palestinian child runs on debris from a destroyed house, following an overnight Israeli strike in Beit Lahiya, in northern Gaza strip, Saturday, July 19, 2014.
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GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (Associated Press) — Israeli bulldozers demolished more than a dozen tunnels Saturday in the Gaza Strip, and Palestinian authorities reported intensified airstrikes and shelling as the death toll from Israel's ground offensive rose to at least 342 Palestinians. Diplomats struggled to revive a cease-fire.
Israeli soldiers uncovered 34 shafts leading into about a dozen underground tunnels, some as deep as 30 meters (yards), that could be used to carry out attacks, the military said.
Still, Palestinian gunmen managed to infiltrate Israel from Gaza using another tunnel and killed two Israeli soldiers and injured several others, the military said. At least one Palestinian was killed in the clash. Hamas said 12 of its fighters participated in the attack.
Sgt. Adar Barsano was killed July 19
It was the second time Palestinians had used their network of underground tunnels to penetrate Israel in the current round of fighting. Israel embarked on its ground offensive late Thursday in part to seek and destroy the tunnels.
Pro-Palestinian protesters face police during a demonstration against violence in the Gaza strip, which had been banned by police, in Paris, July 19, 2014
Thirteen heavily armed Palestinians sneaked through a tunnel from Gaza and emerged inside Israel near a southern community. The militants were killed by an Israeli airstrike after they popped out of the tunnel.
Shimon Daniel, a retired brigadier general and former head of the Israeli military's engineer corps, said the military knew that Hamas had a large number of tunnels designed to assault Israel.
"I think finding 13 tunnels in such a short time is a great achievement," he told Channel 10 TV.
Hamas tunnel
He said demolishing the tunnels is dangerous. Troops must assume the passages are booby trapped. Soldiers first close off the area and check for additional openings. Then robots go inside to look around, he said.
Israeli forces' flares light up the night sky in the northern Gaza Strip, early Saturday, July 19,
After that, the tunnels are destroyed either by special explosives or by heavy equipment. He said it can take up to 12 hours to destroy each tunnel.
"These tunnels aren't for hiding. They are intended for large attacks in Israeli communities and army bases," chief military spokesman Brig. Gen. Moti Almoz said.
Footage released by the Israeli military showed tunnels being demolished by army excavators and other equipment on the ground and by airstrikes from above.
An Israeli mobile artillery unit fires towards the Gaza Strip July 19, 2014.
Gaza Health Ministry spokesman Ashraf al-Kidra said the new round of airstrikes raised the death toll from the 12-day offensive to at least 342 Palestinians, many of them civilians.
In Israel, a Gaza rocket killed a man near the southern city of Dimona and wounded four people, police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said, marking the second Israeli civilian casualty from the fighting. An Israeli soldier was killed after the start of the ground operation, probably from friendly fire.
Casualties could mount quickly if the military moves deeper into urban areas.
Some 50,000 Palestinians are already staying in United Nations shelters, according to UNRWA, the U.N. refugee agency for Palestinians.
Early Saturday, Israeli tank fire killed at least five members of the Al Zawaydi family at their home in Beit Lahiya, including two children. In a separate incident, tank shell fire killed three members of the Hamooda family in their home, among them two children.
In Gaza City, two boys and a 12-month-old infant neighbor were killed Friday evening following the break of the Ramadan fast. On Saturday, at least two of the bodies were carried by somber relatives during a funeral procession in Gaza City.
Palestinian relatives mourn for Qasim Alwan, 4, and Imad Alwan, 6, who were killed Friday by an Israeli tank shell, during their funeral in Gaza City, Saturday, July 19, 2014.
Israel says it is going to great lengths to avoid civilian casualties and blames them on Hamas, accusing it of firing from within residential neighborhoods and using civilians as "human shields."
Palestinian children, who fled their families' houses following an Israeli ground offensive, sleep as they stay inside a classroom at a United Nations-run school in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip July 19, 2014.
The military said it has hit more than 2,350 targets in Gaza, including 1,100 rocket launchers, during the 12 days of fighting. It said that some 70 "terrorists" were and another 13 brought to Israel for questioning.
Gaza militants have fired more than 1,600 rockets at Israeli cities since July 8.
The military said also it had received intelligence reports that Palestinians had strapped explosives to animals and intended to send them toward soldiers. A donkey laden with explosives approached soldiers later on and blew up causing no injuries, it said.
An Egyptian truce proposal was rejected by Hamas, which has ruled Gaza since 2007 and has demanded the lifting of an Israeli and Egyptian blockade as part of any cease-fire agreement.
Israel's ground attack came after it became increasingly exasperated with rocket fire from Gaza, especially after Hamas rejected an Egyptian cease-fire plan earlier in the week.
Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shukri on Saturday repeated a call for the two sides to adopt the cease-fire, saying it is the only offer on the table, despite efforts from Hamas backers Turkey and Qatar to broker a deal.
"This initiative still presents the chance for the two sides to cease fire, ending the bloodshed," he said. "It meets the needs of both sides. We will continue to propose it. We hope both sides accept it."
In a fresh effort to broker a truce, U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon was to leave Saturday for the Middle East to help mediate the Gaza conflict. A cease-fire is "indispensable" for urgently needed humanitarian efforts to succeed, the undersecretary-general for political affairs Jeffrey Feltman told an emergency meeting of the Security Council on Friday.
Israeli officials have said the offensive could last up to two weeks or possibly longer.
"The Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip will not surrender to the enemy and will not raise the white flag," Ziad Nakhala, a leader in the Islamic Jihad militant group, told a Palestinian radio station.
Hamas has survived Israeli offensives in the past, including a major three-week ground operation in January 2009 and another weeklong air offensive in 2012. It now controls an arsenal of thousands of rockets, including long-range projectiles, and has built a system of underground bunkers.
But Hamas is weaker than it was during the previous two offensives, with little international or even regional support from its main allies, Turkey and Qatar. Protests against the offensive took place Friday in Turkey, Jordan and the West Bank. Protests against Israel also continued in European countries.
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Deitch reported from Jerusalem. Associated Press writers Aron Heller in Tel Aviv, Yousur Alhlou in Jerusalem, Sarah El Deeb in Cairo and Lefteris Pitarakis in Beit Lahiya, Gaza Strip, contributed to this report.
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A pro-Russia fighter holds up a toy found among the debris at the crash site of MH17.
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(Reuters) - Ukraine accused Russia and pro-Moscow rebels on Saturday of destroying evidence to cover up their guilt in the shooting down of a Malaysian airliner that has accelerated a showdown between the Kremlin and Western powers.
As militants kept international monitors away from wreckage and scores of bodies festered for a third day, Russian President Vladimir Putin urged the rebels to cooperate and insisted that a U.N.-mandated investigation must not leap to conclusions. Moscow denies involvement and has pointed a finger at Kiev's military.
The Dutch government, whose citizens made up more than half the 298 aboard MH17 from Amsterdam, said it was "furious" at the manhandling of corpses strewn for miles over open country and asked Ukraine's president for help to bring "our people" home.
After U.S. President Barack Obama said the loss of the Kuala Lumpur-bound flight showed it was time to end the conflict, Germany called it Moscow's last chance to cooperate.
European powers seemed to swing behind Washington's belief Russia's separatist allies were to blame. That might speed new trade sanctions on Moscow, without waiting for definitive proof.
"He has one last chance to show he means to help," Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said after a telephone call to Putin.
Britain, which lost 10 citizens, said Prime Minister David Cameron agreed with Rutte that the European Union, warier than Washington of hurting its own economy by imposing sanctions, should reconsider its approach due to evidence of rebel guilt. On Friday, Cameron had urged caution before an investigation.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the most powerful figure in the EU, spoke to Putin on Saturday, urging his cooperation. Merkel's foreign minister, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, told Bild am Sonntag newspaper: "Moscow may have a last chance now to show that it really is seriously interested in a solution."
"Now is the moment for everyone to stop and think to themselves what might happen if we don't stop the escalation."
Germany, reliant like other EU states on Russian energy and more engaged in Russian trade than the United States, has been reluctant to escalate a confrontation with Moscow that has revived memories of the Cold War. But with military action not seen as an option, economic leverage is a vital instrument.
RUSSIAN RETALIATION
Russia said on Saturday it was retaliating against sanctions imposed by the United States last week, before the air disaster, by barring entry to unnamed Americans and warned of a "boomerang effect" on U.S. business. But Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry did agree in a phone call to try and get both sides in Ukraine to reach a consensus on peace.
Driving home its assertion that the Boeing 777 was hit by a Russian SA-11 radar-guided missile, Ukraine's Western-backed government said it had "compelling evidence" the battery was not just brought in from Russia but manned by three Russian citizens who had now taken the truck-mounted system back over the border.
The prime minister, denying Russian suggestions that Kiev's forces had fired a missile, said only a "very professional" crew could have brought down the speeding jetliner from 33,000 feet - not "drunken gorillas" among the ill-trained insurgents who want the Russian-speaking east to be annexed by Moscow.
DNR gunmen stop @OSCE on road to site of flight #MH17. Finally let them out, "but only on the road, not the field." pic.twitter.com/n2XM4MZkZ4
— Christopher Miller (@ChristopherJM) July 19, 2014Fighting flared in eastern Ukraine on Saturday. The government said it was pressing its offensive in the east.
Observers from Europe's OSCE security agency visited part of the crash site near the village of Hrabove for a second day on Saturday and again found their access hampered by armed men from the forces of the self-declared People's Republic of Donetsk. An OSCE official said, however, they saw more than on Friday.
At one point, a Reuters correspondent heard a senior rebel tell the OSCE delegation they could not approach the wreckage and would simply be informed in due course of an investigation conducted by the separatists. However, fighters later let them visit an area where one of the airliner's two engines lay.
"The terrorists, with the help of Russia, are trying to destroy evidence of international crimes," the Ukrainian government said in a statement. "The terrorists have taken 38 bodies to the morgue in Donetsk," it said, accusing people with "strong Russian accents" of threatening to conduct autopsies.
Ukraine's prime minister said armed men barred government experts from collecting evidence.
RETRIEVING REMAINS
In the regional capital Donetsk, the prime minister of the separatist authorities told a news conference that Kiev was holding up the arrival of international experts whose mission to probe the cause - and potentially blame - for the disaster was authorized on Friday by the United Nations Security Council.
And contrary to earlier statements by the rebels, Alexander Borodai said they had not found the black box flight recorders. He said rebels were avoiding disturbing the area.
"There's a grandmother. A body landed right in her bed. She says 'please take this body away'. But we cannot tamper with the site," Borodai said. "Bodies of innocent people are lying out in the heat. We reserve the right, if the delay continues ... to begin the process of taking away the bodies. We ask the Russian Federation to help us with this problem and send their experts."
Midday temperatures are around 30 Celsius (85 Fahrenheit).
At Hrabove, one armed man from the separatist forces told Reuters that bodies had already been taken away in trucks. Another said that immediately after the crash people had looted valuables. But fighters and local people say they have been doing their best to collect evidence and preserve human remains.
As the stench of death began to pervade the area after Thursday's crash, correspondents watched rescue workers carry bodies across the fields and gather remains in black sacks.
Meeting Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in Kiev, Dutch Foreign Minister Frans Timmermans said: "We are already shocked by the news we got today of bodies being dragged around, of the site not being treated properly ... People are angry, furious."
The Ukrainian security council in Kiev said staff of the emergencies ministry had found 186 bodies and had checked some 18 sq.km (7 square miles) of the scattered 25-sq.km crash site. But the workers were not free to conduct a normal investigation.
"The fighters have let the Emergencies Ministry workers in there but they are not allowing them to take anything from the area," security council spokesman Andriy Lysenko said. "The fighters are taking away all that has been found."
Malaysia, whose national airline has been battered by its second major disaster this year, said it was "inhumane" to bar access to the site around the village of Hrabove, near the city Donetsk, but said Russia was doing its "level best" to help.
A team of Malaysian experts flew in to Kiev on Saturday and experts from Interpol are due there on Sunday to help with the identification of victims. Dutch, U.S. and a host of other specialists are being lined up to help in the investigation.
Malaysian Transport Minister Liow Tiong Lai said before flying to Kiev it would be "inhumane" not to have access and said Moscow was helping: "They are trying their level best to assist Malaysia to ensure we have a safe site," Liow said.
As tales of personal grief unfolded, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak revealed his own family was involved - his 83-year-old step-grandmother had been aboard the flight.
The United Nations said 80 children were aboard. The deadliest attack on a commercial airliner, follows the disappearance of flight MH370 in March with 239 passengers.
The company has defended its use of the route, 1,000 feet above the area close by Ukraine due to the hostilities. Some airlines had been avoiding the area, though many others were flying over. The issue has raised questions of liability for the deaths and damage and about international supervisors' roles.
The scale of the disaster could prove a turning point for international pressure to resolve the crisis in Ukraine, which has killed hundreds since pro-Western protests toppled the Moscow-backed president in Kiev in February and Russia annexed the Crimea peninsula a month later.
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(Additional reporting by Pavel Polityuk and Elizabeth Piper in Kiev, Peter Graff in Donetsk and Siva Govindasamy and Al-Zaquan Amer Hamzah in Kuala Lumpur; Writing by Alastair Macdonald; Editing by Andrew Heavens)
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New artist Peryon J. Kee releases his new single entitled "Activist."
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