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Jim Jones has moved into the world of urban apparel with his new Vampire Life clothing line. Peep the latest commercial from Capo promoting the brand.
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Tity Boi aka 2 Chainz is about to start a "Riot" in his latest video. The Atlanta rapper gives us a quick teaser of the clip in this new trailer.
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The first ever Rocawear commercial is a retrospective of Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter's journey as a kid growing up in the humble projects of Brooklyn aspiring to make music and eventually making history. On that journey, the first business beyond music was the birth of Rocawear. Carter's Rocawear brand represents his prowess as a business man who continues to challenge himself to be more than merely a musician.
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It's been a minute since we've heard from Memphis Bleek, but he's back and gearing up to drop his latest project, The Movement on April 10th.
Kendrick Lamar and Dr. Dre team up for "The Recipe." The Scoop DeVille produced track is a nice way to kick off what is expected to be many collaborations between the two Compton natives.
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Obie Trice is out promoting his new album Bottoms Up, which drops Tuesday [April 3rd]. Obie stopped by Fox 2 News in Detroit to talk about the project and a lot more.
Check it out below.
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Nicki Minaj gets all covered up in paint and little else for the photo shoot for Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded, which goes on sale Tuesday [April 3rd].
Check out scans from the deluxe version booklet of the album courtesy of Fans de Nicki Minaj.
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It's been acknowledged that Diggy Simmons is dissing J. Cole on a just released track "What You Say To Me," now a couple of major characters are getting involved.
Vanessa Simmons tweeted that nothing happened between her and J. Cole, though he seems to hint that he's gotten close to one of the sisters on the song "Purple Rain."
Rev. Run even tweeted bout the brewing beef.
How do you see this beef ending? More diss records? Or will it get squashed quickly?
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Tyga and YG link up with Kurupt Young Gotti to release a video for "B*tch Betta Have My Money." The song is off of Tyga's mixtape #B*TCHIMTHESHIT.
Peep it below.
Chris Breezy releases his second new track in less than a few hours. This guy is really on a roll.
Diggy Simmons is firing back at J. Cole for the 2010 track "Purple Rain" that seemed to reference Diggy's sisters.
"Good girl huh, father was a preacher, sent her off to college thought I got her on a leash though," Cole raps. "From the outside though, them girls be the squeakiest, you get ‘em inside them girls be the freakiest."
Young Diggy comes out swinging with some potent lines of his own.
“Who dat, who dat, you know who it is, heard you lying on my sis, tellin’ people that you hit,” spits Diggy. “Little ni*ga think he cold, think he live like me/ Jetsetter, trendsetter, nah you not like me/ Can’t find a girl you know that do not like me/ I can’t find a girl I know that know you, you local/ Wasn’t even poppin’ in the school you used to go to/ Got aight lyrics, but can’t deliver your vocals/I'm about to read you your rights… Miranda/ Only thing you hittin’ in the morning is your hand up/ Stand up, matter fact, sit down, don’t try to call Hovi Hov for a sit down.”
What do you think of Diggy's diss?
Spotted at Rap-Up
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Chris Brown and Drumma Boy have formed a nice team. Check out the latest track from Breezy produced by the Memphis beat maker.
Not sure if this will make Brown's Fortune album, but it should.
Freddie Gibbs is ready to follow up his successful 2011 mixtape Cold Day In Hell with something brand new for 2012. The Indiana MC announced via Twitter he would be dropping a his first Gangsta Grillz project with DJ Drama.
When I spoke with Freddie he told me the tape would be dropping Memorial Day so mark your calenders for May 28.
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DJ Whoo Kid got a big surprise Saturday [March 31] on his Shade 45 show when former G-Unit member Young Buck called in to chat
They caught up on old times and Buck was very open about his desire to return the G-Unit camp.
"We've made history and I would never consider [there] not being a chance for us to make history again if ever given the opportunity," Buck said about a possible reunion with 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo.
Not sure it would ever happen, but it is an interesting topic.
Did Buck burn his bridges forever with the Unit?
Shouts to TY for the audio
Wiz Khalifa links up with 2 Chainz for some new music. No word on which project this will end up on.
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Odd Future invaded London recently while overseas on their tour in support of their latest project The OF Tape Vol.2. And it looks like Wolf Gang fever is taking the UK by storm judging by the footage below.
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On May 5, 2012 undefeated pound for pound kingpin Floyd Mayweather Jr. moves up to Junior Middleweight to take on WBA champion Miguel Cotto. The fight will be broadcast live on HBO Pay-Per-View. But before the big bout comes the pre-fight hype.
Take a sneak peek at Mayweather/Cotto facing off. The full episodes start airing Saturday April 14th on HBO.
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When Lil Boosie's murder trial begins April 30th it will have Louisiana's first anonymous jury since 1987.
Boosie, real name Torrance Hatch is already serving an eight-year sentence after pleading guilty to trying to smuggle drugs into two seperate Louisiana prisons. He stands accused of hiring Michael Louding aka Marlo Mike to kill 35-year old Terry Boyd in October 2009.
Louding, 18, and Adrian Pittman, 37, also are charged with first-degree murder in Boyd's death.
East Baton Rouge Parish District Attorney Hillar Moore III said it was his idea to have an anonymous jury due to the high profile nature of the case.
"It's just something we thought would be better for the case and the jurors," Moore told KATC.com.
Jurors will be identified by numbers and will not have their name made public.
Boosie's lawyers don't see the need for such safety measures
"There's no evidence of any threats against any potential jurors in this case," said Boosie attorney Martin Regan. "We want to get a fair jury."
Moore added that his office is not seeking the death penalty against Hatch, meaning he would be sentenced to life in prison if convicted as charged.
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Chicago - A nephew of NBA superstar Dwyane Wade was one of five people wounded in a gang-related shooting at a South Side convenience store Thursday night that also left one man dead.
Two men entered the Bishop Golden Store in the 1400 block of West 79th Street and opened fire on the people inside about 6 p.m., killing one man and wounding five others, police said.
The Rev. Michael Pfleger said Friday that one of the wounded was a nephew of Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade. The nephew is 20-years-old and police sources told FOX Chicago News that he is a gang member.
“I don’t have all of the details at this time. My thoughts and prayers are with all involved, including my nephew and sister,” Wade said in a statement. “Having grown up in the inner-city, I am aware of the difficult realities that exist on the streets. One of the goals of my foundation, the Wade’s World Foundation, is to continue to spread the message that the violence needs to stop.”
On Friday, with 13 people shot in Chicago in less than six hours, protesters marched on the city's South Side in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood. They said they're mad and some are afraid, but they're willing to take the right steps to take back these streets.
Investigators said Thursday's shooting was gang-related, with rivals shooting at each other, but too many times innocent people are caught in the crossfire and the residents are sick and tired of the senseless shootings and killings.
"I'm not afraid to be in the community," said Andrea Banks, who is a parent. "I feel like we have to make our voice heard. I have kids in this community and I have kids that have to ride the bus. My concern is I want to know that when my kids leave the house that they can get to school safely."
Detectives are reviewing footage from a Chicago Police camera stationed across the street from the store, according to police, who said the suspects fled north on Bishop Street in a silver SUV.
Killed in the attack was Shawndell Harris, 22, of the 9100 block of South Perry Avenue, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner’s office. He was dead at the scene.
The wounded ranged in age from 16 to 25, police said. Four were initially hospitalized in critical condition, Fire Media Affairs Director Larry Langford said.
Police called the shooting gang-related.
Pfleger, pastor of nearby St. Sabina Church, said he attempted to visit the store on Friday, but the owner would not let him inside.
“One of the things I’ve been saying is that we have to do something about these stores that are the street offices of gangs,” Pfleger said. “We have to stop letting these kind of stores destroy our communities by letting the gangs hang out there.”
All six people were inside the small store when they were wounded, but some had stumbled outside by the time paramedics arrived. Numerous shell casings remained on the floor when officers arrived, a source said.
Londale McNeal, a pastor at a church next door to the store, said he heard “about 10 to 12 shots ring out” and saw two men in dark hooded sweatshirts jump into a vehicle. McNeal was with his wife, daughter and grandson.
Police said no one was in custody Friday evening.
On Friday night, a community group will rally at 79th and Bishop streets to send a message to the shooters and call for an end to violence in the Auburn-Gresham neighborhood.
Source: MyFoxChicago
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