2014 XXL Freshman Lil Bibby is dropping his Free Crack 2 mixtape on Monday, August 11th. He teams up with Lil Herb to give fans a taste of what to expect on a song entitled "Game Over." It was produced by DJ L.
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UDUBB Network rolls out a battle between JC and K-Shine from it's Annihilation event last month at Prince Hall in Newark, New Jersey. Bars were flying. Who landed the lethal blows? Sound off in the comment section below.
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It's about that time again. The annual Miss Butt Brazil contest is set to kick off on August 11th. Judges have the enviable task of choosing which one of these ladies has the best backside in their country.
Carine Felizardo was Miss Butt Brazil 2013
With that in mind let's take a look at the women vying for first place.
Yara Muccillo of Bahia
Vivian Cristinelli of Minas Gerais
Vanusa Hoppe of Mato Grosso do Sul
Thaynara Ferreira of Paraiba
Tamirys Martins of Amazonas
Renata Alves of Ceara
Rebeka Francis of Rondonia
Rafaella Fornazieri of Alagoas
Patricia Oliveira of Mato Grosso
Paola Arsujo of Sergipe
Ana Flavia Magalhaes of Goias
Ana Paula Costa of Espirito Santo
Ana Paula of Souza of Distrito Federal
Ana Paula Souza of Amapa
Bruna Valentim of Rio de Janeiro
Clau Dullius of Rio Grande do Sul
Claudia Alende of State of Parana
Gisa Gomes of Sao Paulo
Graziela Fornazieri of Acre
Indianara Carvalho of Santa Catarina
Jaqueline Veloso of Pernambuco
Juliana Bittencortt of Para
Karine Gaglianoni of Piaui
Lais Fernandes of Roraima
Lucyanne Sanches of Maranhao
Michelle Docio of Tocantins
Nathalia Matos of Rio Grande de Norte
Photos: New York Daily News
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Bobby Shmurda has blown up off the strength of his hit record "Hot Nigga." The song and music video remind a lot of people of Chicago's Drill Music scene.
During an interview with Global Grind, Bobby admits that a lot of New York cats have been influenced by Chiraq.
“That Chicago wave that just passed. That influence was crazy,” he said. “I came home and a lot of kids that wasn’t like that, they gangsters now. They bang banging and all types of stuff.”
Bobby added that although some of his peers may have borrowed from Chicago, his sound is is more influenced by the South, citing Louisiana rapper Lil Boosie as a major influence.
"I wouldn't say (I was influenced by Chicago]. I grew up listening to Boosie." Bobby told Blogxilla. "On my block a lot of people don't listen to what I listen to. If I call, you hear Boosie playing. I grew up down South too. My dad and everybody down South. So I was back and forth."
Chicago rappers Ayoo Kd and Donyaee believe the 20-year old Brooklyn rapper got his entire style from their city. They released a new music video going at him. In two days it's racked up over 31,000 views.
Check it and Bobby's "Hot Nigga" out below.
Bobby Shmurda "Hot Nigga"
Ayoo Kd Ft Donyaee • Bobby Shmurda Diss
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Harlem, New York rapper/producer Ron Browz a.k.a. Ether Boy is back with a new single for the streets and clubs entitled "She Don't Me." Listen to it and download up top.
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Vado teams up with Troy Ave for a new song entitled "Do Your Thing." Give it a listen up top.
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Philadelphia rapper Santos is preparing to release his new mixtape, Human Torch Part 3: The Legacy of Wildfire, hosted by DJ Drama.
Here's a song off of it entitled "Feel My Pain." Produced by Factory 808. Download it here http://www.audiomack.com/song/paperchaserdotcom/feel-my-pain.
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Big Kuntry King is back with a new mixtape. Features on Blu Cheeze include Yung Mazi, Young Scooter, Doe B, Casino, 8-Ball, Verse Simmonds, Sen City, T.I. and more
Tracklist:
1.Malcolm X Hate
2.Haters Prod By The Chemist
3.No F k Prod By Yung Lan
4.90 s Feat O.G Muns Prod By Twon Beatz
5.Medicine Prod By Cedro
6.Hot Gurl Prod By The Chemist
7.Red Panamera Feat Yung Mazi Manio Prod By DJ Plugg Twon Beatz
8.100 Feat Young Scooter Young Dro Prod By Cedro
9.Martin Luther King Jr Love
10.Gotta Love Me Prod By Cedro
11.Rack Feat DJ Nando Doe B Prod By Fat Boy
12.Show Me Da Money Skit
13.Dope Money Feat Casino Yung Mazi Prod By Malik Beat
14.Bells Bricks Feat Daddy O Prod By Black Cesar
15.We Livin Feat 8Ball Verse Simmonds Prod By Drumma Boy
16.Unda Da Street Lights Feat VVS Von Prod By Chez On The Beat
17.Amazing Grace Feat Sen City Prod By The Chemist
18.Only 1 Thing Prod By The Chemist
19.Jay Z Puffy Combs Prod By The Chemist
20.Jose Canseco Prod By D Rich
21.El Chapo OG Muns Prod By Cedro Beats
22.Kickin Flav Feat T.I Prod By The Chemist
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We The Best recording artist Ace Hood is destroying beats. After crushing Drake's "0 to 100" instrumental, he bounces right back with a remix of Bobby Shmurda's "Hot Nigga" or what many fans remember as Lloyd Banks' "Jackpot."
Produced by Jahlil Beats.
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While at the G-Unit office recently Young Buck decided to try his hand at Bobby Shmurda's Shmoney Dance. There's no rule that says gangster's can't boogie. Watch Buck do his thing.
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In a continuation of his conversation with Lee Hawkins of the Wall Street Journal, 50 Cent delves deeper into his business ventures.
He explains investment partner Timbaland's role at SMS Audio in helping to fine tune the headset's sound. Carmelo Anthony came on board as the company was developing it's sports collection. What initially started out as a friendship between the basketball star and business mogul turned into an investment opportunity for Carmelo.
50 also discusses the success of his deal with Lucas Films for a line of Star Wars headphones, Power, Floyd Mayweather Jr,, growing his SMS Promotions boxing brand and looking to continue doing business with HBO and hopefully working with Showtime.
50 and and his business partner Brian Nohe announced that SMS Audio will announce a deal with a major tech company in the near future.
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Straight off of a successful 14 city tour, opening up for Mike Stud, singer, rapper and songwriter Justina Valentine has released the video for her hot, new track, Heavy Breathing, off of her highly anticipated mixtape Red Velvet. Red Velvet is available on Datpiff.com http://www.datpiff.com/Justina-Valentine-Red-Velvet-mixtape.620684.html.
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Houston singer Just Brittany puts an H-Town spin on Nicki Minaj's single "Pills N Potions" and remixes it into "Drank N Swangaz." Listen and download up top.
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Watch part 1, Cormega Talks About Today's Generation; "Industry" Single - Click HERE
Watch part 2, Cormega on Steve Stoute; His Upbringing; Nas - Click HERE
Thisis50 & Young Jack Thriller recently spoke with Cormega for an exclusive interview!
Cormega talks run-ins with the law, jail time, spits live acapellas & much more!
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Ep. 27 features Passport General, Gatzby, Lari Guap, Jayo the Beatslayer
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Grand Hustle boss T.I. links up with DJ Whoo Kid and DJ MLK to drop some fire bars over Bobby Shmurda's song, "Hot Nigga." This will appear on Tip's forthcoming Hustle Gang mixtape.
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WASHINGTON (Associated Press) — U.S. fighters dropped bombs on Islamic militants in Iraq Friday, the Pentagon said, carrying out President Barack Obama's promise of military force to counter the advancing militants and confront the threat they pose to Iraqi civilians and Americans still stationed there.
Pentagon press secretary Rear Adm. John Kirby said that two F/A-18 jets dropped 500-pound bombs on a piece of artillery and the truck towing it. Kirby said the fighters had taken off from the aircraft carrier USS George HW Bush in the Persian Gulf to conduct the mission. He said it wasn't clear how many militants might have been killed in the strike.
The Pentagon said the militants were using the artillery to shell Kurdish forces defending Irbil.
For the United States, it was a re-engagement in the long sectarian war from which American combat forces had been withdrawn — on President Barack Obama's orders — in late 2011.
In a televised speech Thursday night, Obama threatened to renew U.S. military involvement. At the same time, he announced that U.S. military planes already had carried out airdrops of food and water, at the request of the Iraqi government, to tens of thousands of Iraqi religious minorities atop a mountain surrounded by militants and desperately in need of supplies.
"America is coming to help," Obama declared.
Speaking to reporters while traveling in India Friday, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said the U.S. military has sufficient intelligence resources and assets in place to launch strikes by both manned and unmanned aircraft in the region.
Asked if the Islamic State group could successfully hide among civilians to evade strikes, Hagel said if the Islamic State moves against Irbil, Baghdad or the refugees trapped on a mountain, "it's pretty clear who they are, and they would be pretty identifiable where our airstrikes could be effective."
The Yazidis, who follow an ancient religion with ties to Zoroastrianism, fled their homes after the Islamic State group issued an ultimatum to convert to Islam, pay a religious fine, flee their homes or face death.
An image made available by the jihadist Twitter account al-Baraka news on June 16, 2014 allegedly shows ISIS militants executing members of the Iraqi forces on the Iraqi-Syrian border.
"Earlier this week, one Iraqi in the area cried to the world, 'There is no one coming to help.' Well, today, America is coming to help," Obama said. "We're also consulting with other countries — and the United Nations — who have called for action to address this humanitarian crisis."
The announcement reflected the deepest American engagement in Iraq since U.S. troops left.
Obama, who made his remarks in a steady and somber tone, has staked much of his legacy as president on ending what he once called the "dumb war" in Iraq.
Mindful of the public's aversion to another lengthy war, Obama acknowledged that the prospect of a new round of U.S. military action would be a cause for concern among many Americans. He vowed anew not to put American combat troops back on the ground in Iraq and said there was no U.S. military solution to the crisis.
"As commander in chief, I will not allow the United States to be dragged into fighting another war in Iraq," Obama said.
Even so, he outlined a rationale for airstrikes in the event the Islamic State militants advanced on American troops in Irbil and the U.S. consulate there in the Kurdish region of Iraq. The troops were sent to Iraq earlier this year as part of the White House response to the extremist group's swift movement across the border with Syria and into Iraq.
"When the lives of American citizens are at risk, we will take action," Obama said. "That's my responsibility as commander in chief."
He said he had also authorized the use of targeted military strikes if necessary to help the Iraqi security forces protect civilians.
The Pentagon said the airdrops were performed by one C-17 and two C-130 cargo aircraft that together delivered a total of 72 bundles of food and water. They were escorted by two F/A-18 fighters from an undisclosed air base in the region.
The planes delivered 5,300 gallons of fresh drinking water and 8,000 pre-packaged meals and were over the drop area for less than 15 minutes at a low altitude.
The president cast the mission to assist the Yazidis as part of the American mandate to assist around the world when the U.S. has the unique capabilities to help avert a massacre.
In those cases, Obama said, "we can act carefully and responsibly to prevent a potential act of genocide."
Officials said the U.S. was prepared to undertake additional humanitarian airdrops if necessary, though they did not say how quickly those missions could occur.
Administration officials had said earlier they believed unilateral U.S. strikes would be consistent with international law, in part because the Iraqi government has asked for Washington to take military action. They also said Obama had the constitutional authority to act on his own in order to protect American citizens.
Obama had similarly authorized strikes in Syria last summer after chemical weapons were deployed, but those attacks were never carried out, in part because of domestic political concerns and also because an international agreement to strip Syria of its stockpiles of the deadly gases.
The president has also faced persistent calls to take military action in Syria on humanitarian grounds, given that more than 170,000 people have been killed there.
Critics, including some Republicans in Congress, have argued that Obama's cautious approach to Syria has allowed the Islamic State group to flourish there, growing strong enough to move across the border with Iraq and make swift gains.
Republican Sens. John McCain of Arizona and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina praised Obama's proposed actions Thursday night but said much more will be necessary.
"This should include the provision of military and other assistance to our Kurdish, Iraqi and Syrian partners" who are fighting the militants, airstrikes against the militants' leaders and forces and support for Sunni Iraqis who seek to resist the extremists, they said in a statement.
In light of the militants' advances, Obama dispatched about 800 U.S. forces to Iraq earlier this year, with those troops largely split between joint operation centers in Baghdad and Irbil.
More than half are providing security for the embassy and U.S. personnel. American service members also are involved in improving U.S. intelligence, providing security cooperation and conducting assessments of Iraqi capabilities.
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Associated Press writers Josh Lederman and Darlene Superville contributed to this report.
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Professional athletes are paid very well. Some make millions of dollars during their careers, but statistics show that 78% of former NFL players fall into financial debt or go bankrupt within two years of leaving the league.
NBA athletes aren't much better off. 60% of former players go broke within 5 years of retirement.
Bad investments, financial advisers and lavish spending are just a few of the reasons athletes end up in financial trouble.
Lee Hawkins of the Wall Street Journal recently sat down with 50 Cent to get his opinion on the subject.
"I understand it," 50 said. "I understand the portion of their career when they actually become extravagant. Pat their mark when they don't have to. It's because they spend so much time with the dream. The dream of actually making it and how it's gonna actually be when I make it to the league, with so many people trying. When you've disciplined yourself to the point where you actually do make it. You get there and you realize there's only 33 teams with 14 players and only 3 receive the endorsements. You're on a team, but you're not the actual guy. You're not the main guy. Those guys have to spend money to be exciting at points. Even in a nightclub environment they gotta buy bottles."
50 also gives his thoughts on Donald Sterling's racist remarks that caused him to lose the L.A. Clippers. Watch the full interview below.
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The wait is almost over. On September 9th, Jhené Aiko will release her debut album entitled Souled Out. Take a look at the cover up top and the tracklist below.
**UPDATE** August 14
Here's the full tracklist for the new album. The only artists featured are Cocaine 80's and Common.
Souled Out Tracklisting
1. “Brave”
2. “To Love & Die” feat. Cocaine 80s
3. “Beautiful Ruin”
4. “It’s Cool”
5. “Lyin King”
6. “Wading”
7. “The Pressure”
8. “Eternal Sunshine”
9. “Limbo Limbo Limbo”
10. “Promises”
11. “W.A.Y.S.”
12. “Pretty Bird” feat. Common
13. “Spotless Mind”
14. “Remember”
15. “My Afternoon Dream” (Target Exclusive)
16. “You vs. Them” (Acoustic) (Target Exclusive)
Source: Rap-Up
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Lil Wayne is "Grindin" as he prepares to release his new album, Tha Carter V. Check out his latest single off of it featuring Drake.
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