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Boston native and current Tampa resident Pslums returns with an official music video for "No Love."
Produced by Profit.
Directed by Mike Brooks @mikebrookspros
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Griselda Records CEO Westside Gunn made a rare appearance on Instagram Live recently to talk about the current state of hip hop.
The Buffalo, New York native spoke about his new album, "Pray for Paris," and why it features underground artists like Roc Marciano and Boldy James.
Westside explained that when he meets with label heads he fights hard for our culture, but all they care about is album sales. Which is why he feels it's important that fans of real hip hop show their support by buying his music, as well as artists like Eto, Mach-Hommy, Estee Nack, ElCamino, Al Divino, Rome Streetz, Crimeapple, Flee Lord, Uncle John, Tha God Fahim and many others like them.
That will in turn open up album budgets and continue to push the culture forward.
He had a lot more to say so peep the video.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Coronavirus is dealing a gut punch to the illegal drug trade, paralyzing economies, closing borders and severing supply chains in China that traffickers rely on for the chemicals to make such profitable drugs as methamphetamine and fentanyl.
Along the 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico border through which the vast majority of illegal drugs cross, the normally bustling vehicle traffic that smugglers use for cover has slowed to a trickle. Bars, nightclubs and motels across the country that are ordinarily fertile marketplaces for drug dealers have shuttered. And prices for drugs in short supply have soared to gouging levels.
“They are facing a supply problem and a demand problem,” said Alejandro Hope, a security analyst and former official with CISEN, the Mexican intelligence agency. “Once you get them to the market, who are you going to sell to?”
Virtually every illicit drug has been impacted, with supply chain disruptions at both the wholesale and retail level. Traffickers are stockpiling narcotics and cash along the border, and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration even reports a decrease in money laundering and online drug sales on the so-called dark web.
“The godfathers of the cartels are scrambling,” said Phil Jordan, a former director of the DEA’s El Paso Intelligence Center.
Cocaine prices are up 20 percent or more in some cities. Heroin has become harder to find in Denver and Chicago, while supplies of fentanyl are falling in Houston and Philadelphia. In Los Angeles, the price of methamphetamine has more than doubled in recent weeks to $1,800 per pound.
“You have shortages but also some greedy bastards who see an opportunity to make more money,” said Jack Riley, the former deputy administrator of the DEA. “The bad guys frequently use situations that affect the national conscience to raise prices.”
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French Montana Skyped in with Speedy to talk about ending his ongoing beef with 50 Cent next week, Jim Jones Instagram Live, and rappers not managing their financial assets well.
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Legendary Louisiana rapper Boosie Badazz is still putting in heavy work after all these years in the game. Check out his latest music video for "Who Am I To Judge?"
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In this clip from People's Party, Talib Kweli and co-host Jasmin Leigh talk with House of Pain frontman Everlast about his beef with Eminem and their subsequent diss tracks. Everlast outlines how the beef spawned from their first meeting, how Dilated Peoples got pulled into it, how he and Eminem went after each other, and how it finally got squashed with the assistance of B-Real.
Full episode arrives on Monday 4/20 at 9AMet/6AMpt.
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Stormy Daniels recently stopped by No Jumper to chop it up with Adam22. The adult film star talked about what it was like to have sex with Donald Trump, worst sexual experiences and more.
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Some landlords are taking advantage of the coronavirus outbreak, soliciting sexual favors in lieu of rent payments from economically vulnerable tenants, according to advocates.
Khara Jabola-Carolus, executive director of the Hawaii State Commission on the Status of Women, said her office has received more reports of landlords sexually harassing their tenants in the last two weeks than it had in the two years since she started working there, including cases of landlords offering to move in with tenants and sending sexually explicit photos to them after they communicated concerns about paying April rent.
"Landlord coercion has always been a reality, but we've never seen anything like this," Jabola-Carolus said. "The coronavirus creates the perfect conditions for landlords who want to do this because not only are people being instructed to stay home, but the virus has added to the economic stress with people losing their jobs.
Around 5 million more people filed first-time unemployment claims last week, bringing the total of unemployed Americans to nearly 22 million. While some states have enacted eviction and rent moratoriums, experts caution that these policies may not be enough to keep low- and middle- income renters in their homes. Only 69 percent of apartment tenants had paid their monthly rent by April 5, down from 81 percent the previous month.
"Landlords have all the leverage in the landlord-tenant relationship and in these types of situations, they especially prey on women who are vulnerable, who are housing insecure, have bad credit or who don't have anywhere to go," Renee Williams, a senior staff attorney at the National Housing Law Project said.
"Under the federal Fair Housing Act, sexual harassment by landlords is illegal," Sandra Park, senior staff attorney at the American Civil Liberty Union's Women's Rights Project, said. "Many states also have laws that ban sexual harassment and discrimination."
Source: NBC News
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Whispers, Ells Gully and Money Bagz want all the smoke on this new banger titled "Bodies Off a Bridge." This one goes hard and will be sure to appease the fan of authentic street music. Whispers gets the assist from Ells Gully for a hard catchy hook while Money Bagz delivers gritty bars and lyricism. The E produced track is the 4th single release off of "Wizardly 2" dropping 4/20.
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Shadow Mobb leader and longtime D-Block affiliate, Whispers, drops off an official music video for the BLACKSHEEPFILMZ-directed banger titled "The Killing Fields."
This serves as a warm up for the Bronx, New York native's "Wizardly 2" project, which drops on April 20th.
For bookings and collabs email mgmt@whispersmusik.com
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RJ Payne is building an empire with his label, Educated Ignorance Music Group (EIMG). The Philly emcee got it from the mud and now the future of his career looks very bright.
RJ's latest project titled "If Cocaine Could Talk, Vol. 6" is one of 2020's gems.
Today, he releases visuals for the opening track off of it titled "Pablo's Vision" featuring Lioness Jade and produced by Pa. Dre. Kick back and check that out now.
Directed by Focused Flims Co. @focusedfilmsco
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Yung JB has recorded so much material over the years it was a must that he release the compilation album "Best of Take Money."
The project is filled from beginning to end with nothing but Take Money Inc. bangers.
Peep this Anabolic-produced track off it from JB titled "Coldest."
"Best of Take Money" available now on all streaming platforms:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08784CCDS/ref=sr_1_6
https://open.spotify.com/album/6ADKpzpuufpIPQuUGXXS2v
https://tidal.com/browse/album/137935503
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South Bronx, New York native and Take Money Inc. CEO, Yung JB, just released his "Best of Take Money" album.
Here's an Anabolic-produced track off it from JB's partner, Take Money KO titled "Walls."
"Best of Take Money" available now on all streaming platforms:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08784CCDS/ref=sr_1_6
https://open.spotify.com/album/6ADKpzpuufpIPQuUGXXS2v
https://tidal.com/browse/album/137935503
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In this special live episode of UPROXX's People’s Party -- conducted via Instagram Live -- Talib Kweli and Jasmin Leigh (virtually) sit down with the Abbot himself: The RZA.
Celebrating a chance to connect during this isolating time, the trio discusses Bobby Digital's recent producer "battle" with DJ Premier, the evolution of the Wu-Tang clan, how competition can lead to stagnation, weed de-criminalization and entrepreneurship, breaking down the Five Percent Philosophy, and RZA's top five all-time kung-fu movies.
This live episode was filmed on April 17, 2020 on UPROXX's Instagram account (@UPROXX).
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Gwinnett County Solicitor General Brian Whiteside's office announced a music producer was arrested in Gwinnett County on Thursday on a probation violation charge.
The solicitor's office said Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Lou Solis had deputies arrest Tyree Pittman, 26, who goes by the name Young Chop. Officials said Pittman allegedly violated probation on a misdemeanor animal neglect charge. Pittman is a Chicago native, but jail records list him as living in Peachtree Corners.
It was not fully clear what the probation violation entailed, but Whiteside's office said Pittman has also been recently accused of allegedly firing a handgun in a street in front of his residence, starving a dog to death, driving without a license or insurance and having an expired tag.
Gwinnett County jail records show Pittman was arrested on an aggravated cruelty to animals-death charge on Feb. 26. He was also arrested April 7 on charges of reckless conduct, driving without a valid license and expired tag/registration.
Source: Gwinnett Daily Post
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Back in October 2019, The Game was ordered to pay $7.1 million in damages to a reality dating show contestant after a jury in 2016 found him liable for sexual battery in connection with an off-camera date.
The 40-year old rapper, born Jayceon Taylor, starred on VH1's Bachelor-esque series "She's Got Game." While filming in Chicago in 2015, Taylor took Priscilla Rainey on a date to a sports bar. It wasn't filmed, and she says he sexually assaulted her by repeatedly lifting her skirt and groping her while others in the bar watched.
AllHipHop now reports that a judge has seized The Game's record label, LA Prolific, plus his last album "Born 2 Rap" and awarded "any and all rights, title, and interest" in them to Rainey.
According to the report, all future money the label is due to receive, royalties from "Born 2 Rap" and any salary Game may have been paying himself through LA Prolific, will now go directly to Rainey until the debt is paid in full.
"All third parties who receive notice of this Order are directed to pay any and all money or property due, or to become due, under this Order, directly to Plaintiff either: (1) by check payable to “Priscilla Rainey,” and delivered to Plaintiff’s counsel" until the judgment is satisfied in full," Judge Virginia A. Phillips stated.
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South Bronx, New York native and Take Money Inc. CEO, Yung JB, has compiled some of his hottest joints and put them on a new album titled "Best of Take Money."
Among the many highlights on the project is JB's collaboration with Take Money KO called "Road Trip."
Produced by Kountdown @kountdown
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"Best of Take Money" available now on all streaming platforms:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08784CCDS/ref=sr_1_6
https://open.spotify.com/album/6ADKpzpuufpIPQuUGXXS2v
https://tidal.com/browse/album/137935503
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South Bronx, New York native and Take Money Inc. CEO, Yung JB, just released his "Best of Take Money" album. Enjoy this Brackman-produced joint off of it titled "Shot the Fuck Up."
"Best of Take Money" available now on all streaming platforms:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08784CCDS/ref=sr_1_6
https://open.spotify.com/album/6ADKpzpuufpIPQuUGXXS2v
https://tidal.com/browse/album/137935503
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Dr Phil wants the country reopened, arguing the shut down is doing more damage than coronavirus itself.
The TV star made an appearance on Fox on Thursday night, arguing that the US doesn't close for automobile, smoking or swimming pool deaths.
"Look, the fact of the matter is, we have have people dying... 45,000 people a year die from automobile accidents, 480,000 from cigarettes, 360,000 a year from swimming pools, but we don't shut the country down for that," he told Laura Ingraham. "But yet we're doing it for this? And the fallout is going to last for years because people's lives are being destroyed."
Twitter was quick to challenge his argument, with many people pointing out out that none of those things are contagious.
Many more pointed out that McGraw's figures were way off; less than 3,900 people accidentally drown in the US every year according to the CDC -- and that includes all bodies of water, not just swimming pools.
More still highlighted the fact he was comparing annual average fatalities to a brand new virus that has been killing Americans for only one and a half months, and nobody has any idea what the final death toll will be.
And of course there were those who pointed out that Dr Phil is not a medical doctor (so much so that "Mr Phil" started trending); while he has a doctorate in clinical psychology, he is not licensed to practice.
Nevertheless, it was Dr Phil's prognosis that depression and loneliness caused by the shut down would ultimately kill more than COVID-19.
"This is invisible. I can't show you an X-ray of depression, I can't show you an X-ray of anxiety, but the fact of the matter is, the longer this lockdown goes on, the more vulnerable people get," he said.
"And it's like there's a tipping point. There's a point at which people start having enough problems in lockdown that it will actually create more destruction and actually more deaths across time than the actual virus will itself."
His comments came hot on the heels of fellow TV doctor, Dr OZ, who told another Fox host, Sean Hannity, that a 2-3 percent fatality rate caused by reopening the schools might be an acceptable "tradeoff".
"I tell ya, schools are a very appetizing opportunity," he said. "I just saw a nice piece in The Lancet arguing the opening of schools may only cost us 2 to 3 per cent in terms of total mortality."
"Any life is a life lost, but to get every child back into a school where they're safely being educated, being fed and making the most out of their lives with a theoretical risk on the backside, that might be a tradeoff some folks would consider."
Dr. Phil says we don't shut down the country for automobile deaths or or cigarette deaths or swimming pool deaths so why do it for coronavirus he asks.
— David Begnaud (@DavidBegnaud) April 17, 2020
1 of the above is contagious.
The 3 others are not.pic.twitter.com/BB6yYaVh7R
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Check out the official music video for "Covid-19" by YFN Lucci.
From the EP - "Corona Pack". Out now!
Stream: https://empire.ffm.to/coronapack
Video Directed By OutlawDior
Effects by Billboard
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