B.o.B will be dropping his F*ck Em We Ball mixtape on November 15th. The Grand Hustle emcee has secured from Playboy Tre, T.I., Juicy J, Iggy Azalea, Mac Miller, Spodee and Snoop Lion.
Production will come from Mike Will Made It, Featherstones, Osinachi, Sonny Digital and more
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on November 14, 2012 at 11:43am
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Saigon The Yardfather stopped by Sway in the Morning recently to take part in Sway's concert series. Sai chose to perform "Let Me Run" and "Best Thing That I Found" off of his new album, Greatest Story Never Told Chapter 2: Bread and Circuses.
The album is in stores now, grab a copy from iTunes.
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on November 14, 2012 at 11:00am
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Rihanna made an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show today. The pop princess talks about dating, having kids, how painful her latest tattoo was, her sex life, appearing nude in magazines and played the "Who Would You Rather Game."
Rihanna talks about dating and kids
Rihanna and Ellen talk about Riri's v*gina
Rihanna talks about appearing nude in GQ Magazine and her latest tattoo
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Meek Mill lost his father at an early age. In this edition of MTV's This Is How I Made It, the Philly rapper explains how he knew as early as age 7 that he would have to be the man of the house.
At age 13 he figured out that rap would be his ticket out of the hood and started perfecting his craft. After catching a gun charge at age 18, Meek spent 20 months in jail. When he got out he was put on house arrest, but was given permission by the judge to go to the studio. He developed discipline by hitting the studio for 12 hours a day. He started cranking out 6 new songs a day.
His song "Rose Red" caught the attention of Rick Ross and led to a record deal. Meek hasn't looked back since.
Obie Trice is not happy with the direction hip hop music is headed in. He goes in on the growing popularity of skinny jean wearing rappers in this new track.
Devin The Dude and Lil Duval have teamed up to star as brothers in the new stoner flick Highway. The film also stars Tiny Lister, Eddie Griffin, Erik Estrada and more. The movie will be available on DVD November 13th.
Two marijuana-loving brothers, Earl and Ray Ray, embark on a journey in search of a mythical highway in Kentucky, which they believe will lead them to "marijuana nirvana". After encountering several obstacles they find the crop and with a strategic plan in place Earl and Ray Ray attempt to trespass and steal the crop. Leaving a path of destruction behind them these two can't seem to get out of Kentucky fast enough.
After releasing some behind the scenes footage several days ago, Kelly Rowland decides the time is right for her to release her official music video for "ICE" featuring Lil Wayne.
In the new video for "Remember You", Wiz Khalifa's collaboration with the Weeknd, director Ryan Hope paints a picture of distressed women in a glamorous underworld.
T.I. decides to add a verse to Big Sean, Kanye West and Jay-Z's hit record "Clique." Tip is currently working on his next album titled Trouble Man, coming soon.
Peter "Kid Chocolate" Quillin is coming off of the biggest win of his boxing career. The 29-year old Michigan native defeated Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam last month to raise his record to 28-0 and claim the WBO Middleweight Championship belt.
Quillin recently visited Shade 45's G-Unit Radio to chop it up with J. Medina and Money Nels about his career defining win and much more.
Quillin explained why he decided to align himself with Golden Boy Promotions, Mike Tyson's co-sign, his training methods, his toughest fight, starting boxing at 15-years old, his jobs before boxing, spits a freestyle and more.
Nicki Minaj shot footage in England for her upcoming new music video for "Freedom." The song is of of Nicki's new album Pink Friday Roman Reloaded: The Re-Up, which drops on November 19th.
Devin The Dude and his crew Coughee Brothaz present the official music video for "We Get High," the first single off the soundtrack to Devin's new film "Highway". Soundtrack also features smoked-out appearances from 2 Chainz, UGK, David Banner, Curren$y, Slim Thug, Smoke DZA, and more. Order now at iTunes.
Saigon is fed up with a lot of today's hip hop music and he's ready to do something about it. During a new interview with The Breakfast Club, The Yardfather said he would like to punch Rick Ross and 2 Chainz in the face for putting out music that is detrimental to our youth.
"If they don't change the message though, for real I'm on a whole new beef," Saigon said. "[I'd want to punch] Rick Ross, Two Chainz... everybody who is putting detrimental music to children. Because these companies market music to children and y'all know that. If you're gonna do that put the same thing you put on a porno. You know when you go in a movie store and the porno had it's own little section. Do that for this music because this is marketed to children. And we all know that. I did 106 & Park the other day and I was so sad to see these little young girls spitting the lyrics and some of the stuff that was coming out of their mouth. And they're 13 and 14."