Ciara remixes her hot track "Sorry." Future lends a hand on the song. The original version is the lead single off of Cici's upcoming album, One Woman Army.
You can download the original version of "Sorry" now from iTunes.
Ciara remixes her hot track "Sorry." Future lends a hand on the song. The original version is the lead single off of Cici's upcoming album, One Woman Army.
You can download the original version of "Sorry" now from iTunes.
Katt Williams had another run in with the police on Sunday. According to TMZ, the troubled 39-year old comedian led police on a wild chase while riding a three-wheeled motorcycle.
Katt reportedly drove on the wrong side of the road at times during the chase. At one point he took off his helmet and yelled to the police that he wasn't going to stop.
Police eventually called off the chase for safety reasons. They plan to ask the D.A. to charge Williams with felony evasion.
Katt is also facing a legal hurdle for his meltdown during a show earlier this month at Oakland's Oracle Arena. As we previously reported, during his time onstage Katt acted like he was on drugs, cursed out audience members and challenged one to a fight before being dragged off the stage.
Too Short grabbed the mic after Katt's exit and said the comedian was high and there was no other way to explain it.
35-year-old Brian Herline, of Modesto, is seeking class-action certification in an effort to get ticket money back for all audience members. Herline says hundreds of fans were left disappointed after Katt's outrageous performance.
Herline said he and other fans had expected Williams to perform on Nov. 16.
"Instead, after a short series of bizarre events onstage, in which Williams confronted a heckler, took his clothes off and attempted to fight at least three audience members, the 'act' abruptly ended after 10 minutes," the suit said. "In sum, Williams failed to perform."
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, it's the second lawsuit filed against Katt in Alameda County.
Katt Williams acting a fool in Oakland
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Bad Boy Records artist Red Cafe links up with CTE CEO Young Jeezy to deliver an official music video for their collaboration "Champagne For The Pain."
Definitely nice visuals.
Here is the official music video for 50 Cent's new single "My Life" featuring Eminem and Adam Levine. The song is off of 50's upcoming Street King Immortal album, which will be released on February 26, 2013.
Download the single now on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/my-life-feat.-eminem-adam/id577670921?ign-mpt=uo%3D4
Uncle Murda hops on the instrumental to DJ Drama's "My Moment" for his latest freestyle. Be on the lookout for Uncle M's upcoming mixtape, The First 48.
As his new single "My Life" featuring Eminem and Adam Levine takes off on iTunes after only one day, 50 Cent revealed the release date for his highly anticipated Street King Immortal album.
The G-Unit mogul is promising to deliver a classic.
You can purchase "My Life" now on 
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Saigon is looking to take hip hop in a new direction with his latest album, The Greatest Story Never Told - Chapter 2: Bread and Circuses.
With that in mind The Yardfather releases a new music video for "Game Changer" featuring former Floetry singer Marsha Ambrosius.
The Greatest Story Never Told - Chapter 2: Bread and Circuses is available now on iTunes.
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Sean Price stopped by Sway In the Morning to take part in Sway's concert series. Ruck selected two prime tracks from his new album Mic Tysonto perform.
Check out Sean P wrecking the mic while spitting "Bar-Barian" and "Straight Music."
Mic Tyson is available now on iTunes.
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Skylar Grey teams up with Eminem for "C'Mon Let Me Ride." The track is the lead single off of Skylar's upcoming album titled Don't Look Down.
A music video for the song has already been shot and should debut soon. Look for the track to appear on iTunes December 11th.
Radio rip for now.
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Legendary rapper Slick Rick was given a rude welcome at Barclays Center last night. Rick was the halftime performer during the New York Knicks Vs. the Brooklyn Nets game.
During his brief set Rick seemed to have trouble hearing the music which caused him to appear off beat at times. The Brooklyn crowd wasn't pleased and they let Rick know it by booing him.
Peep the footage below.
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Miguel is fast becoming known for his dynamic live performances. The 26-year old budding superstar visited The Ellen DeGeneres Show recently and shut it down with a great performance of his hit record "Adorn."
The song is off of Miguel's sophomore album Kaleidoscope Dream, which is in stores now.
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Not many people know that Yasiin Bey (formerly Mos Def) has moved from Brooklyn, New York and now calls New Orleans, Louisiana home.
Bey has struck up a friendship with former Cash Money producer Mannie Fresh. The two have been working on a project/song titled "OMFGOD." The process is being documented in a series of videos.
Check out the latest episode below and peep Yasiin and Mannie's website http://omfgodbknola.com/.
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50 Cent released his new single "My Life" from his upcoming Street King Immortal album on Monday November 26th, and already the positive feedback is overwhelming. The song features frequent collaborator Eminem and Adam Levine of Maroon 5.
50 and Adam gave a standout performance of the S1-produced song on NBC's The Voice last night. The music video for it premiered today on MTV.
Fif and Slim sat down with MTV to break down the meaning of the video and song.
"The [Street King Immortal} album is more personal than albums in the past," 50 said. "When I wrote Hate It Or Love It, I was talking about when I was growing up {I saw] my mom kissing a woman. So I put it on Game's record because I wasn't sure the public was ready to hear that from me. Because we only offered a certain style of content to them. That was me putting my toes in the tub to comfortably make that transition. This record is allowing us to do different things creatively. I've been able to come out a few times, more than usual to come to Detroit and work with Em for this record"
Eminem goes on to explain that "My Life" represents the feeling he and 50 get by being in the sometimes overwhelming media spotlight.
"[The video] is kind of like a glimpse into the way we were feeling when we made the record," Em said. "The video is kind of abstract. It's kind of metaphoric in a sense of like the paranoia of feeling like we're being chased. The helicopter in the video kind of represents the spotlight. Whether it's true or not, it's kind of how we feel. It's kind of a metaphor of us running from our lives. Personal lives and from fame and everything that goes with the game."
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Aerosmith singer and former American Idol judge Steven Tyler has angered Nicki Minaj with comments he made to MTV about her.
Tyler was asked if it was difficult to be a judge on the talent show. While giving his answer Tyler was critical of Minaj's judging skills.
"You just have to give your opinion. It wasn't hard for me, but I would imagine it's hard for some people, and they need a manager to say 'Shut the f*ck up, and just give them your opinion,' " Tyler said. "These kids, they just got out of a car from the Midwest somewhere and they're in New York City, they're scared to death; you're not going to get the best [out of them]. ... If it was Bob Dylan, Nicki Minaj would have had him sent to the cornfield! Whereas, if it was Bob Dylan with us, we would have brought the best of him out, as we did with Phillip Phillips. Just saying."
Minaj quickly responded to the criticism by heading to her Twitter account to vent to her 15 million followers.
"Steven Tyler said I would have sent Bob Dylan to a cornfield??? Steven, you haven't seen me judge one single solitary contestant yet," Minaj wrote, before accusing Tyler of being racist. "I understand you really wanted to keep your job but take that up with the producers. I haven't done anything to you. That's a racist comment. You assume that I wouldn't have liked Bob Dylan??? why? black? rapper? what? go f*ck yourself and worry about yourself babe."
Minaj was far from done. Egged on by her "barbz" she continued her diatribe. She also managed to throw in a dig at Mariah Carey.
"When Steven 1st went on Idol he was ridiculed by his peers & fans alike. Called a sell out. So what does he do? Ridicule the next judge," Nicki continued.
Do you think Tyler was being racist? Or was he simply giving his opinion?
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Wiz Khalifa is gearing up to release his new album O.N.I.F.C. (Only N*ggas In First Class) on December 4th. The Taylor Gang CEO teams up with Dipset's Killa Cam to drop an official music video for "The Bluff." A track that will be featured on the album.
You can pre-order O.N.I.F.C. now from iTunes.
T.I. finally release his much talked about song "Sorry," which features rapper Andre 3000 of Outkast. The track is off of Tip's upcoming Trouble Man: Heavy Is The Head album, which drops on December 18th.
You can purchase "Sorry" now on iTunes.
Another day, another Twitter beef. White Girls Mob rapper V-Nasty has gone ape sh*t on Soulja Boy via the social networking site today. First she called him out for being weaker than his girlfriend Diamond. She then said she would put $500,000 on Chris Brown in a fight against Soulja. After that she continued to ramble on.
So far Soulja has ignored V-Nasty's rant.
Check out her Tweets below.
Do you think Soulja should respond?
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Daddy Fat Sacks teams up with T.I. and Ludacris for a straight up street banger titled "In The A." The song is off of Big Boi's upcoming Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors album.
The album will be released on December 11th via Def Jam Records. Pre-order it here