Two years after up and coming Atlanta rapper, Bankroll Fresh, was shot and killed outside a local recording studio, police have closed their investigation.
In this clip, AR-AB and Dark Lo weighed in on Lil Uzi Vert's altercation with Rich The Kid. They both pointed out that although they don't have a personal relationship with Uzi, just being from North Philly presumes a certain type of pedigree.
Dark Lo commented by taking the Rich The Kid situation as a warning to the industry that Lil Uzi is no chump. AR-AB also told of Uzi's childhood crew running around beating people up among other things.
Matt Barnes joins Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe to talk NBA. Hear what they had to say about LeBron James not meeting with Luke Walton before he made the move to the Los Angeles Lakers.
On Episode 3 of UFC 226 Embedded, heavyweight champion Stipe Miocic arrives in Las Vegas. Featherweight title challenger Brian Ortega takes his crew sightseeing and clothes shopping in his hometown. Light heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier and featherweight champion Max Holloway check in to begin their fight week duties. Heavyweight Derrick Lewis visits the UFC Performance Institute to help him make the 265-pound weight limit by Friday. UFC 226 Embedded is an all-access, behind-the-scenes video blog leading up to the two world title fights on Saturday, July on Pay-Per-View.
Check out the new music video for a "Long Way" from Griselda Records artists Benny the Butcher and El Camino. This DJ Shay-produced heater is off of Benny's latest project titled "A Friend of Ours."
On Episode 2 of UFC 226 Embedded, heavyweight champion Stipe Miocic finishes his training camp but continues his hunt for gold. Opponent and light heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier packs for fight week. Featherweight title challenger Brian Ortega gives a tour of his childhood home.
In Las Vegas, heavyweight Francis Ngannou checks in, while featherweight champion Max Holloway connects with The Ultimate Fighter Finale headliner and fellow Hawaiian Brad Tavares. UFC 226 Embedded is an all-access, behind-the-scenes video blog leading up to the two world title fights on Saturday, July on Pay-Per-View.
Multi-talented actor/author/director recently visited Shade 45 to chop it up with Sway in the Morning about his new book "From Fatherless to Fatherhood."
Daylyt spoke to VladTV about being best friends with Jay Rock as kids and then getting pulled apart by their rival gangs, which Daylyt admitted was something that hurts him. He went on to speak about his upcoming battle with King Los and teases that he might "boo boo" on the stage for the third time in his career.
Moving along, Daylyt shared how he went on tour with Lupe Fiasco as an opener, but admits that he didn't have any music and recorded his album while on the road. To hear more, including Daylyt's thoughts on Trippie Redd being "unisex."
In this clip, Tray Deee weighed in on rappers trolling 2Pac for internet clout but paid special attention to the comments made by 03 Greedo.
If you recall, Greedo said things about Pac's status in the streets and not respecting him on that level which Tray Deee explained the logic behind. He said that that Pac was never considered a gangsta on the West Coast, especially among active gang members.
Tray Deee went on to detail the altercation that many believe led to Pac's death but he cautioned against saying it was strictly gang-related. To Tray Deee, Pac's involvement in jumping Orlando Anderson was just him retaliating for a friend more than his allegiance to any particular gang.
Rob Gates of Da Cloth releases his highly anticipated "Independence Day" project. Features include Maverick Montana and Rigz. Grab a copy now from iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/album/id1404064994
1. Counting Blessings 1:08 2. Better Have It Ft. Rigz 3:08 3. Poml 3:00 4. Clean Da Plate Ft. Maverick Montana & Rigz 3:53 5. Lit 2:05 6. Left 2:29 7. No Cap Ft. Maverick Montana 2:28 8. Strangers 3:13 9. Neva Seen It Coming 2:39
This video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only) ** Body camera footage of the police-involved shooting of Timothy Deal on North Kentucky Avenue was released Tuesday by the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office. On June 22, Atlantic City Police Officers responded to the 600 block of North Kentucky for a hit-and-run crash with injuries, according to previous reports. During the investigation, Deal, who was not involved in the accident, approached and allegedly stabbed one of the officers with a knife. The attack was unprovoked, according to a statement from the Prosecutor's Office. The body camera shows Deal approach one of the officers with a knife and then swing it at him. The officer yells at Deal to drop the knife and then shoots him several times as he swings the knife. Deal stumbled backward and then fell to the ground with the knife still in his hands. The officers then tell him to drop the knife, which he does, and then roll him over and put him in handcuffs. After shooting Deal, the officer, who is not identified and whose face is blurred in the video, yells into his radio, "Shots fired, male down, officers OK. ... I might be stabbed; I'm not sure." “The death of Timothy Deal, while tragic, was in response to his unprovoked attack on a police officer with a knife," Atlantic County Prosecutor Damon G. Tyner said in a statement. "The unfortunate circumstances, where unarmed individuals have been assaulted and in some instances killed, that have occurred throughout the United States should not be compared to this matter. Each incident has its own set of facts and must be investigated separately."
The injured officer and Deal were transported to AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center, City Campus. Deal was pronounced dead at the hospital's trauma center. The injured officer was treated and released, according to the Prosecutor's Office. The Southern Regional Medical Examiner’s Office conducted an autopsy of Deal, which determined he died from multiple gunshot wounds, according to the Prosecutor's Office. The investigation is ongoing pending, but not limited to, submission of evidence to the New Jersey State Police Ballistics Laboratory, according to the Prosecutor's Office. The prosecutor's Major Crimes Unit is conducting the investigation without the participation of the Atlantic City Police Department, as per guidelines from the New Jersey Attorney General's Office. "We must not lose sight of the fact that a sworn police officer reported to the scene of an accident to protect the public, and was attacked for no apparent reason," Tyner said. "The officer defended himself and protected the public from untold harm. This incident reminds us of how fragile life can be, and we should all be thankful that no innocent bystanders were injured.”
Watch the official music video for "Lane Life" by Jimmy Wopo.
In memory of Pittsburgh's rising star Jimmy Wopo, his team releases the music video for his track "Lane Life". Look out for Jimmy Wopo's upcoming project “Muney Lane Muzik 2” which will drop later this summer via Empire. Make sure you SHARE this one everywhere and LONG LIVE WOPO.
Brooklyn bred artist Bishop the Greek returns after a 6 year hiatus with a T-Man produced record “Young G.O.D.” off his forthcoming project “God Form”. The record exhibits Bishop’sprowess when it comes to braggadocio as well as his social and political awareness. The offering comes at a time where it’s imperative the masses wake up and become privy to what’s really going on in the world and in society.
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Directed By @MetierCreativeWorks & @1stClassFilms produced by T-Man off the upcoming project "God Form" from Bishop The Greek
French Montana's bank account just took a significant hit.
Page Six reports that the 33-year old rapper, born Karim Kharbouch, has been ordered to cough up $1,999,588.41 to Waka Flocka's mom, Deb Antney.
Antney claimed that during the time she managed the "Pop That" hit maker he went behind her back to cut side deals. Montana never responded to the lawsuit and in 2017, a Georgia jury awarded Antney $1,864,012.50, plus $135,140.91 in interest.
Antney later filed a sister-state lawsuit in California on behalf on her company, Mizay Entertainment. Which will allow her to collect in that state.
Rob Parker joins Colin Cowherd to discuss LeBron James signing with the Los Angeles Lakers. Hear why Rob disagrees with Colin that King James joining the Lakers is a good move for the NBA. Additionally, Rob and Colin question if Kawhi Leonard will join LeBron on Lakers. Do you agree with Rob?