01. Intro 02. Better Than Love Ft. Curren$y 03. Art Dealer 04. Deep 05. Who I Am 06. Won't Show It 07. Fashionably Late Ft. Keisha Plum 08. Blind Love 09. Angels 10. James Brown 11. Take You 12. Rhude 13. Lauren Would Love This
01. Intro 02. Better Than Love Ft. Curren$y 03. Art Dealer 04. Deep 05. Who I Am 06. Won't Show It 07. Fashionably Late Ft. Keisha Plum 08. Blind Love 09. Angels 10. James Brown 11. Take You 12. Rhude 13. Lauren Would Love This
GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. — Gwinnett County police are searching for a popular rapper they say attacked a man last week, leaving him with broken bones, cuts and other injuries.
Police said 23-year-old Calvin Lashon Woods, known as Calboy, attacked the victim at Rabbit Hill Park. The man was left with a broken leg, cuts on his face, bruises on his face and torso and other injuries.
Woods was last seen in Dacula, but police don’t know where he is now.
Calboy is signed to Polo Grounds Music and RCA Records. He’s best know for his 2018 viral song “Envy Me.”
Frequent collaborators Vitorio and The Musalini link up once again for the Second Self-produced single and accompanying music video, "Times Square Flows."
After being attacked on stage while performing at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles last week, Dave Chappelle was not happy to hear the man who tackled him was only being charged with a misdemeanor. He and his lawyer, Gabriel Colwell, urged Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón to rethink his decision & charge his attacker Isaiah Lee with a felony.
“We request that DA Gascón reconsider, correct this mistake and charge this as a felony,” Colwell said. “Entertainers in Los Angeles need to know that the justice system will protect them on stage.”
On May 3, while Chappelle was performing a stand-up set at the Hollywood Bowl as part of the Netflix Is a Joke comedy festival, Lee stormed the stage & tackled the comedian. He was stopped by security as he ran off stage & was arrested. It was later discovered that while it was not used, Lee was carrying a replica gun that can eject a knife blade.
Lee pled not guilty to “misdemeanor battery, misdemeanor possession of a deadly weapon with intent to assault & 2 violations related to storming the stage & interfering with a performance.”
Gascón responded in a speech on Tuesday, saying: "Because Chappelle wasn’t physically injured and Lee was considered unarmed, since the blade was folded during the attack, the DA concluded “[Mr. Lee’s] behavior under California law did not & I repeat, did not amount to felony conduct.” Prosecutors also investigated if Lee had been stalking Chappelle, which apparently, he wasn’t.
NEW YORK (AP) — The rapper Casanova pleaded guilty to charges in a gang-related federal racketeering case that accused him of drug dealing & robbery, federal prosecutors said.
The performer, whose legal name is Caswell Senior, was charged in a 2020 indictment against more than a dozen other members of the Untouchable Gorilla Stone Nation gang.
Senior, 35, admitted to participating in offenses including a robbery in New York City & to conspiring to traffic marijuana, prosecutors said. He had surrendered in 2020.
The defendant “now stands convicted of playing a leadership role in Gorilla Stone, a particularly violent Bloods gang that operates throughout New York & across the country,” Manhattan U.S. Attorney Damian Williams said in statement.
Defense attorney James Kousouros said the government dismissed more serious charges as part of the plea. The robbery occurred at a diner where his client “asked a young lady to stop taping him and taunting him,” Kousouros added.
Senior, of Montville, New Jersey, “has accepted responsibility fully & respectfully & we hope that the court will consider all the facts & circumstances,” the lawyer said.
Raised in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn, Casanova was known in recent years for hits like “Don’t Run” & “Set Trippin.” He had been signed to Jay-Z’s Roc Nation label & released a full-length album called “Behind These Scars.”
Senior faces a mandatory minimum of five years in prison at sentencing on Dec. 6. Prosecutors are expected to ask for a higher term.
“Mask Man” is the 2nd single of Brooklyn / Syracuse own GREA8GAWD upcoming debut EP "Gawd Tawk." The new single is produced by Billionaire Boyscout. The Gawd took it back to what we've been waiting for, authentic street music. The bars are crazy, the beat is banging, his delivery is spellbinding and the Gawd’s visuals are continually superior. If you’re a fan of real street music, tap in because #ITZWOLFSEAZON !
Federal prosecutors appear ready to paint Young Thug as a key figure in a sprawling criminal operation & they’re relying heavily on his music to do so.
The rapper, real name Jeffrey Williams, was one of 28 members or associates of the alleged Young Slime Life “criminal street gang” arrested Monday, May 9, following a 56-count grand jury indictment (fellow rapper Gunna, real name Sergio Giovanni Kitchens, was among the others arrested and charged). Williams, whom prosecutors identified as a founder of YSL, was hit with two charges — violating the RICO Act & participation in criminal street gang activity & beneath those umbrellas are a handful of serious accusations.
The indictment contains allegations that Williams was in possession of stolen weapons & that he possessed with intent to distribute methamphetamine, hydrocodone, and marijuana. Insofar as Williams was allegedly a key figure within YSL, prosecutors accused 2 associates (Christian Eppinger and Antonio Sumlin) with conspiracy to commit murder “by discussing how to obtain the permission of ’Slime,’ AKA Jeffrey Williams, to make a second attempt to murder” Atlanta rapper YFN Lucci while he was incarcerated. The indictment’s heaviest accusation against Williams dates back to 2015, when he is accused of renting a car that was “used in the commission of the murder of Donovan Thomas, Jr., a rival gang member.”
The exact nature of the evidence the government has in relation to these charges isn’t laid out in the indictment. But in scanning the document, prosecutors appeared to rely heavily on social media posts & song lyrics to paint Williams as a violent gang figure. (Williams wasn’t the only person prosecutors used this tactic on; social media photos of other alleged YSL associates holding up gang signs and/or wearing red clothing — as YSL is allegedly associated with the Bloods — were peppered throughout.)
ATLANTA (AP) — The rapper Gunna was booked into a jail in Atlanta on a racketeering charge Wednesday after he was indicted with fellow rapper Young Thug and more than two dozen other people.
An indictment filed Monday in Fulton County Superior Court accuses Gunna, whose given name is Sergio Kitchens, of violating Georgia’s anti-racketeering law. It was not immediately clear whether he had a lawyer who could comment on the charges.
The indictment alleges that Young Thug co-founded a violent street gang that committed murders, shootings and carjackings over roughly a decade and promoted its activities in songs and on social media. It includes a wide-ranging list of 181 acts that prosecutors say were committed starting in 2013 as part of the alleged racketeering conspiracy to further the gang’s interests.
Boldy James and Real Bad Man recruit Rome Streetz and Stove God Cooks for "Open Door," the 2nd single off of their forthcoming "Killing Nothing" EP. Dropping May 20, 2022 everywhere music is streamed and sold!
OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. (WESH) — A woman accused of forcing her children to drink bleach, killing one of them, is expected to face murder charges in Osceola County.
Osceola deputies responded to the Poinciana Pentecostal Church parking lot on Mother's Day where they found the woman and two children in a car, unresponsive.
Sheriff Marcos Lopez said Joanne Zephir was charged with attempted murder for a separate incident with a victim in Orange County. The victim will not be identified due to Marcy's Law.
A relative told detectives that Zephir "wanted to have time with her children" before turning herself in for the Orange County incident.
Several hours later, she called a family member and said she killed her 3-year-old and the 8-year-old was also going to die. She said she also planned to kill herself.
Zephir told deputies the Orange County victim put a “voodoo spell on her and made her harm her child.”
She told deputies she made them drink bleach and also choked the 3-year-old.
“Fortunately, we were able to get there before the 8-year-old died. But not before the 3-year-old died,” Lopez said.
The sheriff’s office is waiting for the medical examiner's findings to file attempted murder and child abuse charges in the child’s death.
Mike Tyson can breathe a sigh of relief -- the boxing legend will NOT face criminal charges stemming from his airplane beatdown, TMZ Sports has learned.
The San Mateo County District Attorney said Monday morning because of "the conduct of the victim leading up to the incident, the interaction between Mr. Tyson & the victim, as well as the requests of both the victim & Mr. Tyson" no charges will be filed against the legendary fighter.
It's a big deal for Iron Mike -- because he had been facing the possibility of multiple criminal charges after he punched a man repeatedly in the face at SFO on a JetBlue plane on April 20.
Reps for Tyson had alleged the man threw a water bottle at him and annoyed him repeatedly prior to the attack. An attorney for the man, meanwhile, had argued no bottle was thrown & blamed the incident on his client being "overly excited."
Stephen Wagstaffe, the San Mateo County D.A., tells us ultimately neither Tyson nor the man wanted to go to court over it all. Wagstaffe added that they believed there were more serious cases his office should be prosecuting regardless.
"We thank San Mateo District Attorney Stephen Wagstaffe, the San Mateo County Sheriff & all law enforcement agencies involved in this investigation for their careful, diligent & professional work," said Tyson's attorneys.
Since the attack, Tyson has been seen jovial in public repeatedly -- smiling with fans, taking pictures with supporters & even smoking weed with Ric Flair & Rick Ross.
[Intro: Mister Cee] I don't give a fuck who's first or who's last The Dipset is gonna rock this shit out at a drop of a brick, nigga I don't care what y'all say, I don't care what y'all do But y'all better rep Harlem until the god-damned music is through Mister Cee, let's Go
[Verse 1: Juelz Santana] All eyes on the honorable, who? Dipset, back to the grill again live at the barbecue Beefs on, all my kids ride like a carnival Heat's drawn, all you kids lie, like carpet do Get up and get ready, what up? The kids ready Now that I'm back, the game is fucked, the bitch let me You front, you stunt, you get heat, clown Yeah, punks jump up, to get beat down
[Verse 2: Jim Jones] Now eight years ago, I played the bench with dimes Everybody in my park was getting bent off dimes Pitchin' packs on the block, tryin' to get us some sneakers Sippin' yak, Henney, rock, puffin' nickels of reefer I'm pumpin' on the strip, in the midst of the drug trade I'm watching for the blitz in the midst of the drug raid For niggas gotta eat, it's like my stomach is touching back New York's rider man, for you suckers I'm fuckin' back
[Verse 3: Hell Rell] Now, can I kick it? Yes, I can They wanna know if I'm G'd up, yes, I am Look, I overpaid my dues, I almost made the news The block kinda hot but the cocaine gon' move If I was a brick, you wouldn't know what to do with me You'd probably cook me up, get a stem, and start using me Nobody built me, I made myself And you don't know how to shoot guns, you'd graze yourself
[Verse 4: JR Writer] I was a fiend, before I became a teen It was dreams, toss for the latest beams Made me cream 'cause hey, they kept the kept the powder in the tray Way before it was Maybelene I'm into major stacks, major stats, hate on that Cam, holla 'cause I'm gonna bring his label plaques That ain't made of plat', whoa, your jewelery ain't gold You cop your jewelery from Hov, they all fade to black
[Verse 5: 40 Cal] When I was nine years old, I realized who was the road At the end I cop a Benz when I chop some O's, 40 Smokin' lye, optimoz, poppin' mo's, we both shoppin' Difference is you coppin' clothes, I'll show you how to drop a Rolls Whether a Phantom or a flower, I'm a killer like Jaffi Joe I'm from where they made the cocky flow While hoes puck up on my stick, like you trying to hit a hockey goal
[Verse 6: Un Kasa] I keep a nine in my dresser, lyrical professor Keep you under pressure, ain't a nigga better Mind like a computer, sick shooters Yo, your fam goin' to war with six shooters? I bone bitches with coupes and big hooters Give head, and piff Buddha, pump bricks and sip 'Lúa How you hard? You runnin' with state troopers My niggas is straight shooters, cock back, and straight shoot you
[Outro: Mister Cee] Not in my book, never that, nigga I'll ask y'all niggas to go till the motherfuckin' beat stops When I had the Dipset right, I had Juelz Santana, Jim Jones Hell Rell, JR Writer, 40 Cal, Un Kasa, Dipset forever, nigga Mister Cee signin' off, Duke Da God
ATLANTA - A popular Atlanta rapper, who was arrested Monday in Buckhead, was among 28 people listed in an 88-page indictment filed on Sunday in Fulton County Superior Court.
Jeffery Lamar Williams, who goes by the stage name Young Thug was charged with participation in criminal street activity and conspiracy to violate the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, according to the indictment. The indictment outlines out the specific charges against Williams and his 27 associates. The court document refer to the group as the "Young Slime Life" enterprise, and stated that members "conspired to associate together and with others for the common purposes of illegally obtaining money and property through a pattern of racketeering activity and conducting and participating in the enterprise through a pattern of racketeering activity."
The indictment lists more than 180 acts that support just the first of the 56 separate charges handed down to the various members of the YSL. Among those other charges are murder, aggravated assault, firearms violations, theft, drug possession, participating in street gang activity, armed robbery, carjacking,
Right now, Williams is only charged with those two counts, but is listed in the indictment as being one of the YSL founders along with Walter Murphy and Trontavious Stephen.
Also indicted on Monday were Atlanta rapper Gunna, whose real name is Sergio Kitchens, and aspiring rapper Christian Eppinger, who was already in jail, accused of shooting an Atlanta Police officer six times in February. It was not immediately known if Gunna, who is accused of conspiracy to violate the state’s RICO act, has been arrested.
A former Alabama jail official and the murder suspect she is accused of helping escape from custody were apprehended Monday in Indiana after more than a week on the run, law enforcement officials said.
Lauderdale County Sheriff Rick Singleton of Alabama said the two fugitives were caught near Evansville, Indiana, after U.S. Marshals pursued their pickup truck. Casey White, 38, surrendered and Vicky White, 56, was taken to a hospital, the sheriff said.
“This has ended a very long and stressful and challenging week and a half. It ended the way that we knew it would. They are in custody,” Singleton said.
In Indiana, Vanderburgh County Sheriff Dave Wedding said officials had learned that their vehicle was near the sheriff’s office. As officers arrived, Casey and Vicky White fled in the vehicle and led police on a pursuit, he said. U.S. Marshals collided with them “to try to end the pursuit,” he said. Casey White was injured, not too seriously, in the ensuing crash and Vicky White then shot herself, causing “very serious” injuries, he said.
“We’re lucky that no law enforcement was injured no innocent civilians were injured. The pursuit was short in nature and we have both people in custody,” Wedding said.
The two had been the target of a nationwide manhunt since April 29 when Vicky White, the assistant director of corrections for the jail in Lauderdale County, allegedly helped engineer the escape of Casey White, who was awaiting trial in a capital murder case. Vicky White had told co-workers she was taking the inmate from the jail for a mental health evaluation at the courthouse, but the two instead fled the area.
Casey White was serving a 75-year prison sentence for attempted murder and other charges at the time of his escape.
“We got a dangerous man off the street today. He is never going to see the light of day again. That is a good thing, for not just our community. That’s a good thing for our country,” Singleton said.
A warrant was issued on May 2 for Vicky Sue White charging her with permitting or facilitating escape in the first degree.
“This escape was obviously well-planned and calculated. A lot of preparation went into this. They had plenty of resources, had cash, had vehicles,” the sheriff said.
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