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UFC fighter Quinton "Rampage" Jackson is known for being a funny person outside of the ring. During interviews he frequently flirts with female reporters and clowns some male ones.

In his latest video Rampage pretends to teach various Japanese people he encounters, English. Instead he's actually getting them to look foolish by making them call themselves homosexuals.

The youtube clip has about 37,000 views in two days, and is getting a lot of negative comments from people who think Jackson went too far in his attempt to make a funny video.

Watch the clip below and tell us what you think it's just jokes, or goes too far.

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In his 17 year career rapper Jadakiss has just about seen it all. Even now, as busy as he is with his own career, Kiss still keeps his ears open for new artists in the business.

In a recent interview with VladTV, the 35-year old Yonkers mc gave his opinion on Tyler The Creator Odd Future's first week record sales and Lil B's decision to name his album 'I'm Gay.'

Tyler 'Goblin' moved nearly 50,000 copies according to Nielsen Soundscan in it's debut week. When told about the possible sales figures [final numbers hadn't come in yet when this interview was done]. Jada was impressed. and suggested Tyler could continue being successful as an indie artist. 

"That's perfect, if he can do that on a consistent basis he doesn't need the label," Kiss said. "It's all about finding a niche. And your first impression is everything. He started off like that and if he keeps at it, his following and fan base will grow."

Lil B is another artist that has seen his buzz grow recently. His decision to name his next album 'I'm Gay' has fuled a lot of the recent talk.

Kiss weighed in with his opinion of the West Coast rapper, and the controversial album title.

"He's got a nice core following. Some people might says he's strange or he's weird, but he does what he does and he's passionate about it. I think he gonna be aight for himself," Jada said. "He created a good controversy and they love his music as well so that all you need. [As far as him naming his album 'I'm Gay']. I think he's gonna have all eues on him until he releases it. Especially when he says the meaning is that he's happy. He's gonna have some people on his back and some people with him."

Jada lastly addressed the issue of gays in hip hop and whether or not we will ever see an openly gay rapper be successful.

"I see that coming real soon. The gay community has a strong influence, not only on hip hop, but on the world in general," he said. "They're creating their own lane. They're getting stronger. They're doing their own thing."

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Months after an unfinished version leaked online, Kanye West finally unleashes the full version of the "Monster" video.

Big Pun's widow, Liza Rios spoke out yesterday (June 4) via her Facebook page about the song "Big Pun's Back" by Joell Ortiz. The rapper intended for the song to be a tribute to his idol, but Rios doesn't see it that way. She feels the song is disrespectful to Pun's legacy. And to that of his son, Christopher Lee Rios aka Baby Pun Who in her opinion is the rightful heir to Pun's lyrical throne.

Read the rest of what she had to say below, then watch the videos "Big Pun's Back" and "Big Pun" featuring Baby Pun and let us know whether or not you agree with with Rios.

Joell Ortiz "Big Pun's Back"

G fella feat. Baby Pun & Big  Pun - "Big Pun"

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Reggie Bush definitely has good taste in women.

Any thoughts that he might be fretting over the upcoming marriage between his ex, Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries, might be over-exaggerated

Check out his new lady friend. Miami bikini model Claudia Sampedro.

Catch her on twitter @ claudiasampedro

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It's been nearly three years and one nasty divorce from ex-wife Kelis since Nas dropped his last album. That's about to change as he preps his new disc 'Life Is Good.'

The Queens MC talked to MTV's Sucker Free about his ninth studio album.

"I just think people need to realize the blessings and stop worrying about the dark," he said, explaining why he picked the album title. "I'm here to bring light. Bring light on my situation. Going through whatever I go through, and put that in my music. The end result is life is good. It's crazy how a phrase like that can change somebody's mentality."

The rapper says he's taken all of the lessons learned during the trials and tribulations of the last couple of years and put it into this album.

"This album is a piece of my blood, flesh and bones. This album right here - this is the one," he said. "The first joint vis called 'Nasty.' So that's what we're giving the world right now."

No release date information was given for the album

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New video from the SODMG General, Soulja Boy.

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We previously told you about Kreayshawn of the White Girl Mob signing a million dollar deal with Sony after her song "Gucci Gucci" became a youtube hit.

A couple of days later she spoke with Complex and clarified things. The Sony deal is on the table, but not yet signed. Other labels are still in a rush to sing the east Oakland rapper.

"We're definitely wanted. It's just basically coming down to who we're going with," she said. "It's like picking a prom date, for life or something. But like I said, So So Def has made a really strong push [laughs]. I'm really close to Jermaine Dupri now."

“[As far as the deal with Sony] nothing is finalized yet,” she continued. “We took meetings with every label. They’re not the only people we met with. We’ll make an announcement when everybody is ready, but right now, that’s basically just a rushed ahead rumor. It’s not that exciting. Whatever we end up choosing, it’s going to be a well-thought out decision.”

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Kreayshawn's sister V-Nasty, 1/3 of the White Girl Mob has caused quite a stir as well. While she doesn't have a hit song out like her sister, she has dropped a couple of freestyles, in which she frequently uses the word n*gga and raps about being a "shooter."

Check out her latest freestyle video below and let us know what you think.

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Odd Future's Tyler The Creator and Frank Ocean team up for the latest video from Tyler's album 'Goblin.'

Tracklist

1.goin ham
2.fuc ya squad
3.look how i style ft. sudaboss & young a$e
4.mc eight mp3 ft. young a$e
5.racks skeme mix
6.skeme party
7.skeming the remix
8.loaded gun
9.lenox ave anthem ft. young Ase
10.everyday (skeme mix)
11.get wet up
12.40th boyz 2 ft. A-mafia
13.alright
14.skeme black out ft. young ase
15.my god skeme mix
16.planet fitness
17.im an ass hole!!
18.face it ft. j.r. writer
19.some1 2 love skeme mix
20.i like 2011 (kissing game cover) ft. young a$e
21.poison 2011 (skeme mix)
22.got dem girls ft. trina
23.my pussy & skit
24.skeme mafia
25.celebration ft. sudaboss

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Miguel is enjoying huge success right now. His debut album 'All I Want Is You' has spawned the hit singles "All I Want Is You" and "Sure Thing," 

Fans obviously enjoy his music, but there are persistent rumors that the 24-year old, born Miguel Pimentel, is homosexual.

In a recent interview with Kenny Burns, the singer tries to clarify once and for all what his sexuality is.

"At this point I've embraced a lot of worldly culture and made it a part of who I am," he said. "People who are here who have not done that [traveled the world] may look look at my choices artistically... How I express myself visually and aesthetically as questionable. Especially to my sexuality. Whereas people who have traveled or who have done the same, it's not questionable at all," he explained. "So I think it's a question as to whether or not you're ignorant to what else is out there or not. And I don't say that in any way to offend anyone. I'm just saying that if you don't understand that - you gotta catch up."

He describes his sense of style as is retro super future or eclec-tric, and according to him the women dig it.

"For anyone who questions my sexuality, the honest truth is I love women. I've always only loved women. And women kinda like me too, so it kinda works."

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Reebok just unveiled their commercial for the new Swizz Beatz Kamikaze III sneakers we've been hearing about since last May.

They go on sale June 10 for $100. You copping?

The man many fans will remember for the 90's hit song "Return Of The Mack" is back.

This time he brings a bevy of beautiful women with him, including rap's baddest b*tch, Trina.

This is the 2nd single off Mark's upcoming album 'I Am What I Am'

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DJ Khalil is one of the hottest names in the game right now. The beat maker has produced hits recently for Eminem, Slaughterhouse, Drake, as well as Dr. Dre's "Kush."

Born Khalil Abdul-Rahman, the Los Angeles based producer has been banging out heaters for over a decade now, as 1/2 of the group Self Scientific, with mc Chace Infinite, and as part of Dr Dre's production team. So his success is no accident.

A good portion of the last six years has seen him working tirelessly to help Dr. Dre put the finishing touches on 'Detox.' While its taking longer than fans had hoped. Khalil assures them the long awaited album is near completion.

"Dre's album is definitely the most important thing right now, because he is definitely in the final stretch," he told Billboard. "He has the record going, but I'm sure he thinks there are pieces missing still. Until he finds those pieces, maybe he's not comfortable putting it out yet."

Khalil also wants to make sure he gets a shot at recording with Drake on his sophomore album after producing "Fear" for the Young Money rapper's 'So Far Gone' EP.

"I talked to him and just told him I'm working on stuff for him," he says. "I'm sure they are more than halfway done. I'm pretty sure he's getting close and I definitely want to be a part of it."

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A 17-year old Chinese boy identified as Xiao Zheng, wanted an iPad 2 so badly he was willing give up a kidney for it.

"I wanted to buy an iPad 2, but I didn't have the money," the boy said according to Daily Mail, "When I surfed the internet I found an advert posted online by agent saying they were able to pay RMB20,000 [$3,085] to buy a kidney."

After negotiating the deal, the boy traveled to the city of Chenzhou in the Hunan Province, where his kidney was removed at a local hospital. After three days he was released and paid $3,400.

Xiao Zheng

His devastated mother found out about what happened when Xiao returned home with the iPad and a new computer.

"When my son came home he had a laptop computer and an Apple phone. Where did all that money come from?" she said. "Only when he could bare it no longer did he tell us. He said 'mom I sold my kidney. When I heard it, it was like the sky was crashing down on our family."

To make matters worse, Xiao has developed health problems as a result of the surgery. He and his mother went to police with the story, but the men he made the deal with cannot be found. And the hospital, which admitted contracting out its urology department to a private businessman, denied knowing anything about the surgery.

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Music stars Rihanna and 50 Cent and "Gossip Girl" actress Leighton Meester have lent their mouths to a campaign to find a donor for an upper West Side infant in desperate need of a bone-marrow transplant.

The celebrity do-gooders recently had their cheeks swabbed to see if they're a match for 1-year-old Ayelet Galena, who suffers from dyskeratosis congenita, a rare life-threatening disease.

The hope is that their fans will follow suit and get tested.

"It started out with Rihanna tweeting, and then I asked 50 Cent, he has helped us before," said Katharina Harf, the COO of DKMS, a German bone-marrow donor center.

"And then [Ayelet's] dad got all these other artists and bands aboard."

The infant's father, Seth Galena, an account supervisor at VLM Advertising, got rapper Pharrell and rock band Linkin Park involved in mid-May.

But without a bone-marrow donor, Ayelet won't survive.

 Ayelet Galena suffers from dyskeratosis congenita, a rare life-threatening disease.

"We went into action once we got the diagnosis because we knew she'd need the transplant," said Ayelet's mother, Hindy Poupko.

Now Ayelet's family is anxiously awaiting a match. Four out of 10 people rely on donors who are strangers, since relatives are rarely a match for bone marrow, according to DKMS.

Siblings are the best possibility, with a 25% matching rate, but Ayelet is an only child.

If Ayelet receives a transplant, she has a 60% chance of surviving.

Other than an IV she needs for nutrition, Ayelet is like most kids her age.

"Despite all of this, she is a very happy and playful child," said Poupko. "She is like every other child, just tinier."

The family and DKMS have organized a donor-registration drive for Sunday. It will take place from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., at the Jewish Community Center at 334 Amsterdam Ave.