Meek Mill took the mic & performed “Dreams & Nightmares”, “Levels” and “I’m A Boss” while wearing the Hennessy V.S sunglasses during the whole performance and for the entire evening. French Montana took the mic and performed his current smash hits “Pop That” and “Ain’t Worried About Nothin” to a crowd of over 2,000 people

Celebrities in attendance and pictured below include: Meek Mill, French Montana, Atlanta Hawks – Lou Williams, Wale, Drake, DJ Drama, DJ Don Cannon and Sean Garrett. Check the pics below.

Brilyent was created in Summer 2012 by a young, west coast duo, who merged their love for fashion & graphic design to create the cutting-edge line which celebrates the go-getters of today’s generation. Their line launched in Hollywood Hills, CA at a mansion party and has since gained nationwide acclaim; landing advertisement in Entertainment Weekly & gaining hip hop admiration through recent collaboration with Compton rapper Problem.

Brilyent is more than just an avant-garde new line, it’s a movement promoting the acquisition of success through individual brilliance. Designers Kevin Tonkin & Sean Sullivan are adamant about getting their message across & connecting with today’s generation, quoted saying:

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The champ battled his way past 18 other DJ’s over the course of 10 challenges this season and outlasted, outworked and out-DJed the competition as he fought for the grand prize of $250,000, becoming an official Smirnoff DJ and being crowned the Master of the Mix.

After a finale that saw JayCeeOh go up against his close friends and the show’s finalists, Incrediboi and DJ Chris Karns, the opportunities for the future have opened up. JayCeeOh’s work schedule is quite crazy as the Pittsburgh native finishes up work on the next installment of his “Super 7” series, prepares to release a mixtape, and continues crafting original production for the masses.

Check out our exclusive interview with the Master of the Mix himself, DJ JayCeeOh, where he speaks on keeping the win a secret, the show’s hardest challenge, putting Wiz Khalifa on his first mixtape and much more below:

The man of the hour! Congratulations on the win, how does it feel?

DJ JayCeeOh: F*cking amazing!

As someone who has been tracking your progress throughout the season I have to ask how long ago the show actually wrapped and how you kept such a big secret to yourself the whole time?

DJ JayCeeOh: It was pretty much impossible. I knew by the end of January, like January 25^th is when I found out.                                                                                                              

Even though you were touring, was it difficult to be more lowkey and out of the scene while you waited for the season to play out?

DJ JayCeeOh: Yeah I would definitely try and be systematic about where I was and making sure I wasn’t every at once. When people would ask me questions about the show and other contestants would comment on certain things, I wanted to stay out of the conversation cause I didn’t want to say something that would allude to my win. I was trying to just be careful.

Would you say that the final challenge was the toughest for you?

DJ JayCeeOh: The finale was the best one for me cause I got to do everything that I wanted to do. The “Bend the Ten” challenge was probably the hardest cause we had to do the ten songs from ten genres at ten different BPMs in four minutes and we only had a couple of hours to work on it. I love challenges like that but having to do that in such a short period of time was really tough.

I know from watching that Incrediboi, [DJ Chris Karns] and yourself were really supportive of each other during the show. How have those relationships grown since you guys wrapped?

DJ JayCeeOh: It’s gotten even better man. We’ve all kept in touch and I actually threw a finale party in L.A. and they both stayed at my house. I feel like we’re a family now. That whole experience was just so crazy to go through together and we all have a lot of love for each other. The two of them can still hold their heads high. It’s not an injustice where they got jerked and were beat by some bum. They both respect me a lot and I feel like I deserved to win.

I saw on your Twitter that you were doing an interview at Power 105.1 with Kid Capri yesterday. How is it having him as more of a mentor and companion now than a judge?

DJ JayCeeOh: It’s great man. When I started DJing I was watching him on Def Comedy Jam in awe of what he did so he’s been an icon and an idol that I looked up to my whole career as a DJ. Just having him walk around and vouch for me, that means a lot. 

Let me backtrack real quick. When we spoke last month you were touring with rapper Sam Adams. How did the rest of the tour go for you?

DJ JayCeeOh: That tour was amazing man. We had a blast and I got to do like 15-20 minute sets before he came out in every city so I got to really show his fan base, which isn’t really like mine from the jump, what a real DJ does. A lot of these kids, especially his fans, have grown up in an age where they think Deadmau5 is a great DJ when they’re really just producers playing music. So when I play that kind of set or that kind of music the way I play it, they’re blown away and a lot of those kids after seeing me live say that JayCeeOh is there favorite DJ. It was really beneficial and just a great tour to be on.

In addition to doing more remixes like the one you dropped last week for French Montana’s “What Happens Tonight” what are your plans as far as producing original stuff? Is that more of a focus for you now?

DJ JayCeeOh: Yeah, honestly that’s my number one focus right now. Like every second that I’m not on tour, I’m working on production and that’s because I just proved to the world that I’m one of the best DJs around but I can’t stop there. The guys making the most money are the producing DJs so since I’ve gotten back from filming, all I’ve done is produce. I have a ton of records ready to come out, I’ve just been waiting for this win to happen and with all eyes on me now when I release something people are actually going to pay attention to it.

I plan on releasing a lot of my own stuff, a lot of remixes and I also have a bunch music that I’m going to try and start getting placement with some major label artists and hopefully everything catches on like I plan.

You had a good following from your “Super 7” series which was really your claim to fame before the show started so how does all the attention now change your game plan for the series’ next installment?

DJ JayCeeOh: It’s crazy and I can’t wait. I think I’m going to drop it next Fall and I have almost the whole lineup in order already. I plan on doing this one much bigger and I want to get a really big sponsor behind it and do a whole tour behind it and make it more of an all-around staple. It’s been a staple in the DJ community for years but I want it to be something that the regular people in say Ohio know about.

What are some of the next tracks you plan on remixing?

DJ JayCeeOh: I actually just remixed this Jeremih record “Let Loose” that’s going to be on the next mixtape which I plan on releasing next Wednesday or Thursday. So I’m going to leak that and then I’m working on some more dance and up-tempo remixes as well. I have like a pipeline of stuff I’m ready to release. I’ve just been waiting for this moment so now I can start feeding people with all my work.

What kind of sound can people expect on the mixtape?

DJ JayCeeOh: It ranges from Hip-Hop to Trap to that up-tempo dance music I was talking about. It jumps around but it’s all really flavorful stuff. It’s not Pop; it’s stuff that real music heads and people who are on top of the latest trends in music are going to really like.

What is the Summer like for you now that you’ve been crowned Master of the Mix? Will you be doing a lot more shows and festivals?

DJ JayCeeOh: I’m in Vegas today, North Carolina Friday, back to the city this weekend and I’ve got two shows in L.A on Sunday. I’m going to be hitting San Diego and then doing this Master of the Mix tour and I just signed with The Windish Agency so that’s going to be big going forward.

We’re a little late on getting festivals for the Summer because we couldn’t use the leverage of me being the champ until after the show so hopefully towards the end of the summer I’ll get some looks with some festivals. Like I said though I’m really completely focused on production because those festivals all based around DJ/Producers so that’s my next goal.

I know that you DJed for Wiz Khalifa a couple of years back but is it true that you were also the first DJ to put him on a mixtape? 

DJ JayCeeOh: Yeah I actually went to Taylor Allderdice High School and Artie Pitt from Rostrum Records was one of my older brothers best friends so since I was a little kid that’s basically been family so when he and Benjy Grinberg eventually signed Wiz, he was completely unknown at that point and he was still in high school.

At that point I was in Boston at college on the radio and I was working at UGHH and he told me to check Wiz’s shit out so those being my boys I was completely supportive from the jump so anytime I had a mixtape or a project I would ask for some Wiz stuff. When I was putting together this Exclusives project for the website, I put Wiz on the first volume and that was right around the time his Prince of the City came out. The world had no idea about him at that point and yeah it’s pretty crazy. I knew I was one of the first but I might have been the first.

That’s dope! Thanks for your time man and congratulations again champ.

DJ JayCeeOh: Thank you.

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DJ Drama had the crowd going wild as he had LA native Problem perform his smash hit, “Like What,” while Nick Young popped endless bottles of Ace of Spades Rose’ to celebrate his birthday. On any given Saturday you can find Karrueche and Christina Milian sitting pretty, as Teyana Taylor dances and toasts with friends. NFL player DeSean Jackson, Justin Combs, Too Short, Eva Marcelle, and Kevin McCall were also amongst the celebs who joined in on the fun.

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After successful collaborations with Snoop Lion aka Snoop Dogg and Deadmau5 last year, Neff  wanted to take their brand to another level and in turn collaborated with Mac Miller.

“A lot of kids coming to shows already wear Neff. We wanted to champion brands that kids can wear everyday and are accessible,” Mac Miller said.

Mac’s influence can be seen in the collections with the use of tie-dyed tribal prints that are featured on hats, t-shirts, hoodies and watches.

“We were looking last year at who would be in front of the music and fashion world and Mac miller was our top guy to work with,” said Shaun Neff founder of Neff clothing.

“I’ve been tracking Mac for years and it’s been amazing to watch him grow into one of the most influential artists today. We’re super excited to get the opportunity to tap into Mac’s creative mind and put together a collection that will hopefully be just as influential as his music,” said Neff.

The collaboration is available at Zumiez and zumiez.com on June 6, 2013. Zumiez will also be stocking Mac’s new album “Watching Movies with the Sound Off” alongside the Neff collection.

Check the images below to view the Mac Miller x Neff product collaboration.

On top of that, May 25th had CTE’s own Young Jeezy celebrating the release of his new liquor Avion. People like Gillie Da Kid, Pusha T And others celebrated.

At yet another party. Gucci Mane and Teyana Taylor partied with the Hennessy family in Miami at club Play. Teyana was spotted flirting with the Hennessy V.S girls, but you didn’t hear that from us. Ace Hood kicked rocked Club Iguana.

Check out all the pics below!

On this weeks episode, the remaining DJs which include JayCeeOh, Incrediboi, DJ Chris Karns and Loczi, were tasked with creating an original remix to Grammy Award-winning singer Estelle’s new single, “Do My Thing” featuring Janelle Monae. Not only was Estelle’s track the key ingredient in this weeks challenge, the beauty from Britain was a guest judge on the panel as well.

The episode began with the DJs arriving at a Miami mansion that was later revealed to be the famous Circle House Studios. SMIRNOFF’s MOTM host Amanda Seales greeted the DJs and filled them in on their task for the episode. “Today you are all producers,” she said following the instructions for the challenge. Each DJ was given three hours to work with an engineer and create an original, creative and Estelle-centric remix to the singers’ new song.

Loczi began crafting a more dubstep-centered remix, while Incrediboi was leaning heavily on the influences of trap music. Chris Karns on the other hand went straight for the soul as he used a classic Marvin Gaye instrumental as the backdrop for his remix while JayCeeOh built his remix from scratch. Estelle then stopped by the studio as the guys were working to check out what they had accomplished so far.

With the second-to-last challenge ready to being, JayCeeOh took the stage first to premiere his remix to Estelle’s “Do My Thing.” JayCeeOh immediately worked on pumping up the crowd and  proclaimed, “I’m about to show you how a real DJ flips a remix!” Amidst the pounding drums and bass drops, JayCeeOh went to work scratching live in areas that he had let blank so that he could showcase his DJ’ing skills in addition to what he was capable of as a producer. With all three judges on their feet following the song, Kid Capri spoke first. “I didn’t want it to stop,” he said. “You set the bar very very high.”

DJ Loczi was up next. “This record goes out to everyone who isn’t afraid to be themselves,” he said. His dubstep-laced remix roared through the speakers. Despite Loczi’s lack of actual DJing during his set, he made one heck of an impression on the judges. “That was like a tsunami!” Capri shouted. “I wish I would have seen some more turn-tabling but that beat was absolutely crazy.” Even Estelle came out and said that while it wasn’t exactly her cup of tea, she absolutely loved what Loczi had done with the song however his lack of actually touching the turntables would not be forgotten.

Incrediboi followed with a more soulful and bouncy remix that allowed him to showcase the strength of such technical skills as scratching and live mixing. His blend of reggae, doo-wop and trap helped create a truly unique sound that was adored by all the judges.”You’re an incredible DJ and your scratching is amazing,” judge Ben Maddahi said following the set. “Your production ability is a lot better than I thought it would be.”

Last up was Chris Karns who won Estelle’s heart the second he dropped the instrumental for Marvin Gaye’s “Ain’t That Peculiar” behind her vocals. Throughout his set, Karns showcased his scratching skills over a double-timed beat and undoubtedly had more DJ skills on display during this challenge than any of the other DJs. “It was super creative and flawless,” said Ben. Judge Mia Moretti also had some kind words for Karns when she said, “that was the perfect marriage of turntablism and production!”

Following the four sets showcasing each DJs remix to “Do My Thing,” the judges gathered to deliberate and decide who was the challenge’s winner and who would ultimately be getting their “record scratched” this week. The unanimous champion of the challenge was revealed to be JayCeeOh while DJ Loczi was sent home for not actually using any live DJ skills during his set.

Next weeks season finale will find the final three DJs battling it out for a grand prize of $250,000 and the official title of SMIRNOFF’s MASTER OF THE MIX!

Check back next week for another episode recap!

Blitz the Ambassador was awarded Vilcek Prize earlier this year, as a foreign-born artist who has made outstanding contributions in the United States, along with artist Yo-Yo Ma.

After a brief meeting with MOTM judge Ben Maddahi at the top of the episode about long-term goals and branding, the “final five” were brought to Miami’s Club Frequency where show host Amanda Seales filled them in on their challenge for the week.

The “final five” DJs, which include Chris Karns, Incrediboi, JayCeeOh, Dynamix and Locszi, were tasked with incorporating ten songs, with varied BPM’s from multiple genres, into one cohesive set and play it for a packed house of club-goers and judges

After spending a few hours in the workshop crafting their sets, Kid Capri stopped by to help offer some wise words to the DJs. While the overall vibe of the DJs was uplifting, it was very clear that this would not be an easy challenge by any means.

DJ JayCeeOh, who has been one of the shows standout competitors this season, got things started during the showcase with Wilco’s “California Stars” that transitioned into Queen’s “Another One Bites the Dust” and Method Man’s “Bring the Pain.” Throughout his transitions JayCeeOh showcased his scratching skills as he moved through records from Mister Magic, Dennis Ferrer and Jessie J.

Despite the judges mostly straight faces, JayCeeOh knew he had to go out with a bang and that’s just what he did. Over Muddy Waters’s “Hoochie Coochie Man” he belted out a few lines of his own: “My name is JayCeeOh and I got all the tricks, after this show, I’m going to be Master of the Mix!” The judges ate it up and even Kid Capri was on his feet. “That set deserves a round of applause,” said judge Mia Moretti. “I didn’t hear one mess up.” However Ben Maddahi felt a little differently. “Some of your best and worst work was in this set tonight,” he said. “But you saved your ass when you got on the mic with Muddy Waters” –ben

Chris Karns was up next and kicked things off with Melanie Fiona’s “4 a.m.” record which went into Cham’s “Ghetto Story” and Ciclon Cubano’s “Echale Salsa.” The highlight came when Karns broke down and chopped up the guitar from Wilco’s “California Stars” and re-created his own version of the Black Eyed Peas’ “I Gotta Feeling.” Moments after his set was complete Kid Capri exclaimed, “It’s not about feeling the music it’s about being a scientist with it and that’s what you did. It was dope!”

DJ Locszi got right into the swing of things when he launched the iconic Hip-Hop record “Bring the Pain” and he continued to move seamlessly between the challenge’s other nine records. “You impressed me incredibly,” exclaimed judge Ben Maddahi. Kid Capri felt similarly when he said, “to be able to manipulate records and make them your own and get the crowd feeling you is what you did so congratulations.”

Up next was DJ Dynamix who began scratching through Queen’s “Another One Bites the Dust” which he blended with Muddy Waters. Although the overall tone of his set began slow, he turned things up with some heavy drums once he got into tracks from Dennis Ferrer and Baby Cham. “I think some of the transitions were off and you lost the crowd at points in the set,” said Ben. ” But your scratches were clean and you made a great attempt.”

Incrediboi began his set with a blend of “Ghetto Story” and “Hoochie Coochie Man” and continued to scratch superbly through records from Queen, Grover Washington Jr. and Method Man. Incrediboi clearly met the challenge’s tasks better than any of the other DJs that night despite ending his set 12 seconds early yet his fate was ultimately in the hands of the judges. Luckily they felt a similar way. “You caught my attention off the top,” said Kid Capri. “That was a good set my G!”

Following the five sets the judges deliberated and discussed who they thought did the best and who did the worst. While there was no clear-cut loser there was certainly a unanimous winner in the form of DJ Locszi who prevailed at this week’s challenge and crafted a solid ten-song mix. Unfortunately for DJ Dynamix, his set just wasn’t up to par with that of his competition this week and he ultimately had his “record scratched.”

Next weeks challenge will find the “final four” battling it out with their own original remixes to a new single by Grammy Award-winning singer Estelle who will also be a guest judge.

Check out DJ JayCeeOh’s Ultimate Pre-Game Party Playlist below:

Check back next week for another episode recap!

SMIRNOFF’s MASTER OF THE MIX Airs Mondays at midnight only on VH1.

Drumanati is a sports and culture writer and contributing writer to this article. His work can be seen at www.DRUMANATI.com.

Following an initial battle that saw Tina T, who was eliminated last week’s, try to get a spot back on the show (she didn’t), host Amanda Seales filled the DJ’s in on there challenge for the week which was dubbed “the most technical.” “Invent or Get Sent” required the six remaining DJ’s to piece together a creative set using all the possible DJ tools like Serato, scratch drumming, cues and other inventive DJ tricks.

After some short time working on their sets in the lab, Lil Jon surprised the competitors and dropped some knowledge on them about his transition to DJ’ing and EDM. Most importantly though Jon shared his most important piece of information when he said, “you cant lose if you’ve got the whole place going nuts. Its all about the crowd.”

JayCeeOh, who tied for first place last week alongside Chris Karns, kickd things off first during the challenge with M.O.P’s “Ante Up,” Ol Dirty Bastard’s “Shimmy Shimmy Ya” and 2 Chainz’s “I’m Different.” Off of those three tracks alone he had the entire place rocking with him. Soon after he changed up the tempo and began mixing several other tracks together.

“I thought you chose great samples to loop and switch up,” said Kid Capri. He continued, “You slipped up a few times but covered yourself up with a good scratch or good blend.” Lil Jon had much more priase for Jayceeoh. “That was creative as a motherf*cker! You did a great job,” Lil Jon shouted. Jayceeoh responded to the praise by simply stating that he just wanted to have some fun.

DJ Locszi was up next and immediately got into mixing tracks from Kanye West, Carl Douglas, 2 Chainz and Deadmau5. Unfortunately his execution wasn’t nearly as on-point as he would have hoped. “Creating your own beat is one thing but making it sound flawless is another and that’s not what you were doing at all,” said Kid Capri.

The Bronx-born Incrediboi followed Locszi with a genius mix of Daft Punk’s “One More Time” that he blended with Gwen Stefani’s “Hollaback Girl.” Incrediboi also took 2 Chainz’s “I’m Different” to heart when he called out each of his competitiors following the line “middle finger up to the competition.” While most of the judges seemed entertained, Kid Capri didn’t share the same sentiment. “Today was your weakest set,” he criticized. However Lil Jon came back and gave Incrediboi an ego boost by stating, “Overall you entertained the crowd and that’s what’s really important.”

DJ Flyguy, who has seen his fair share of the bottom all season long, set out to prove that he still had skills and deserved to be in the running for the title. Unfortuantly, the DJ’s didn’t get to see any of them. Overall Flyguy’s set was sloppy and inventive-less. Ben Maddahi said point-blank, “that was one of the sloppiest mixes I’ve heard on the entire show.” “This is not the way I wanted to leave the show,” Flyguy cried backstage, knowing that he was at the top of the list of competitors to get sent home this week.

The show’s early favorite to take SMIRNOFF’s MASTER OF THE MIX title, Chris Karns, was up last yet managed to still wow the DJ’s following the five sets that played before him. Between all the scratching, mixing, cues, and blending, Karns officially won the crowd over when he dropped Dead Prez’s classic track “Hip-Hop” that had all of the judges on their feet. “Whenever I stand up, that means you were the shit,” shouted Kid Capri. Both Ben and Lil Jon felt the same way when they said “that was a flawless victory” and “you just killed it!”

There was little doubt that Flyguy, who was his own worst enemy during throughout the show, would be this week’s casualty, despite having to fight for his spot earloier on the show versus Tina T. The judges had a tougher time crowning the challenge’s victor. “Chris definitely did what was asked,” said Lil Jon. “But JayCeeOh made it fun for everybody from beginning to end.” Ultimatley, Chris Karns was celebrated for the most inventive set of the night and was crowned the challenges victor.

Next week’s challenge will find the remaining five competitors “bending the ten” as they are tasked with mixing ten tracks all of which have completely different song structures.

Check back next week for another episode recap!

SMIRNOFF’s MASTER OF THE MIX Airs Tuesdays at 12am only on VH1.

While the Heat led by as much as 46 points, Rick Ross watched Lebron and company take down the energetic Joakim Noah and Nate Robinson amidst a series of technical fouls and ejections for the Bulls.  Joined by his son and other members of the MMG team, the Dre Films/Maybach Music Films piece shows Ross and his son doing it big.

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Peeples is a great movie. Written and directed by Tina Gordon Chism and produced by Tyler Perry. The film is laugh-out-loud funny and touching. The script is reminiscient of Meet the Fockers with an urban twist. With a cast that includes David Alan Grier, Diahann Carroll, S. Epatha Merkerson, in a black romantic comedy; the film is prime for crossover potential.

AllHipHop.com sat down with Craig Robinson to talk about Peeples, his first starring role, as well as hip-hop (of course) and what it was like to play Kerry Washington’s boo.

Robinson is a Chicago native who most people know from his role as Darryl on The Office. In what started as a one-time role as a warehouse employee, Darryl and Robinson worked their way up to being an important and recurring character. Having been a “cameo” actor in so many big films like, Knocked Up, Pineapple Express, and Hot Tub Time Machine, this is Robinson’s first romantic lead. And, as a fan stated at the exclusive Atlanta screening, he’s definitely a different kind of lead man, a big guy, who according to her is also “tasty looking.”

That’s another aspect of the film. While it is funny, very funny. Laugh hard out loud funny. Repeat the jokes days later funny. It also touches on things that are distinctly black. Our sense of family, issues we deal with but don’t talk about, and how what’s beautiful for us (like a big, tasty looking man) is unique to us. That’s something that makes Peeples such a great film.

That’s another aspect of the film. While it is funny, very funny. Laugh hard out loud funny. Repeat the jokes days later funny. It also touches on things that are distinctly black. Our sense of family, issues we deal with but don’t talk about, and how what’s beautiful for us (like a big, tasty looking man) is unique to us. That’s something that makes Peeples such a great film.

Opening on the same day as Gatsby, which is sure to capture the box office, one can only hope that Peeples gets some shine, because it deserves it.

Tyler Perry Presents Peeples is in theaters today (May 10).

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Tonight The Money Team (TMT) ringleader, Floyd “Money” Mayweather, puts his 43-0 record on the line against southpaw Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero in Las Vegas, Nevada at the MGM Grand Garden Arena for the WBC Title.

Its been about a year since Mayweather’s last fight against Cotto, and a lot has changed since then.  Floyd has served jail time for a domestic dispute turned violent, he had beef with former friend and TMT member 50 Cent, he patched up his relationship with his father and he left HBO for Showtime in a $250 million deal.

While Floyd has a had a little bit of trouble with lefty’s like Jose Luis Castillo,  Zab Judah and DeMarcus “Chop-Chop” Corley, Floyd has always remained victorious and despite a few close calls, Floyd defense has remained impenetrable.

[RELATED: 50 Cent Speaks on Relationship with Floyd Mayweather, Says Floyd “Ducked Manny”]

This fight is a fight that Guerrero has wanted for some time as he has called out Floyd on multiple occasions to fight over the past few years.   After showing that he could fight in the welterweight class, many boxing analysts say this will be a test for Floyd as the rust from jail and father time are factors creeping up on his undefeated record.

From solitary confinement, back to the gym, Floyd has become the highest paid sports athlete of all time, but he is 36 years of age now, and Guerrero thinks Floyd’s legs are getting tired and the money and entourages are getting to his head.  This is undoubtably a fight of polar opposites, as Guerrero’s small town and humble demeanor goes up against sport’s biggest superstar. It’s May Day, its Cinco de Mayo, get your popcorn ready, this will be a show.

Take a look at the Showtime All Access video of Mayweather vs Guerrero below and check out the list of fights that are scheduled for tonight’s Showtime lineup below:

Pay-Per-View Bouts

Welterweights, 12 Rounds (WBC Title)
Floyd Mayweather (43-0, 26 KO) 146 lbs vs Robert Guerrero (31-1-1, 18 KO) 147 lbs

Featherweights, 12 Rounds (WBC Title)
Daniel Ponce De Leon (44-4, 35 KO) 126 lbs vs Abner Mares (25-0-1, 13 KO) 126 lbs

Super Bantamweights, 10 Rounds
Leo Santa Cruz (23-0-1, 13 KO) 122 lbs vs Alexander Munoz (36-4, 28 KO) 121 lbs

Middleweights, 10 Rounds
J’Leon Love (15-0, 8 KO) 160 lbs vs Gabriel Rosado (21-6, 13 KO) 160 lbs

Preliminary Bouts

Light Heavyweights, 8 Rounds
Badou Jack (13-0, 9 KO) 170 lbs vs Michael Gbenga (13-7, 13 KO) 170 lbs

Super Middleweights, 6 Rounds
Luis Arias (4-0, 3 KO) 165 lbs vs DonYil Livingston (8-2-1, 4 KO) 164 lbs

Super Middleweights, 4 Rounds
Ronald Gavril (3-0, 0 KO) 168 lbs vs Roberto Yong (5-6-2, 4 KO) 166 lbs

Light Heavyweights, 4 Rounds
Lanell Bellows (3-0-1, 3 KO) 169 lbs vs Matthew Garretson (2-0, 1 KO) 169 lbs

When Kanye West first wore a kilt during his performances for the Watch the Throne tour, the Hip-Hop world was up in arms about Kanye’s new style. From the fans to fellow rappers, Kanye had everyone talking about his unique sense of style that many fans didn’t quite understand.  Last night (May 1) AllHipHop met the clothing company behind the hype, as Fear of God was on display at Four Two Four on the infamous Fairfax Avenue in Los Angeles, California.  For those unfamiliar with Fairfax Avenue’s fashion district, the famous street is home to a handful of stand out brands including Diamond Supply Co., Pink Dolphin, The Hundreds, Hall of Fame and many others.

If the goal was to shut down Fairfax Avenue, mission accomplished. As Hennessy V.S. filled attendees cups and the sounds of DJ Izzo (Freddie Gibbs’ DJ) could be heard from the street, Fear of God Los Angeles designer, Jerry Lorenzo, hosted a showing of his Fear of God 2013 Summer collection.  Known for being a head promoter at Greystone Manor’s infamous Sunday night, Jerry premiered his Summer 2013 Collection in the heart of Fairfax Avenue to a packed house.

To date Fear of God threads have been spotted on Kanye West, Chris Brown, Big Sean, Hit-Boy, and Matt Kemp (L.A. Dodgers.) Street wear heavy-weights are giving the new line recognition as well, as fellow Fairfax retail resident Nicky Diamond of Diamond Supply Co. stopped by the in-store event to show support. Karrueche Tran, Greystone Sundays resident DJ Orator, and Hit-Boy’s HS87 crew members K. Roosevelt and Oktane of Audio Push were also in the building.

The LA based clothing company, inspired by the late 80′s and early 90′s fashion scene, has exploded into fashion world with high-end clothing items designed to be worn daily.  The line ranges from flannel tops and pull-over hoodies to sweatshirts and drop crotch sweatpants, that many Hip-Hop fans will liken to the kilts and long tank tops Kanye and ASAP Rocky have been pictured wearing recently.

For more on Fear of God LA check out fearofgodla.com or stop by the store at 424 Fairfax Avenue in Los Angeles, and check out the pics from the event below:

Watch the video of how things went down at KOD!

Take a look at the pictures from party!

Keep up with latest King of Diamonds news and events online at @KOD_Miami

While the debate rages on, take a listen to the playlist below and comment with your opinions on the gun debate below!!! PEACE!

Snoop Lion x League of Young Voters Non-Violence Spotify Playlist

Title: No Guns Allowed

Tracklisting:
No Guns Allowed – Snoop Lion, Drake, Cori B.
What’s Going On – Marvin Gaye
I Gave You Power – Nas
Tonz ‘O’ Gunz – Gang Starr
My Love Is With You – Stevie Wonder
Murder to Excellence – Jay-Z, Kanye West
Murderer – Buju Banton
American Skin (41 Shots) – Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
Gunwalk – Lil Wayne, Gudda Gudda
Jeremy – Pearl Jam
Janie’s Got A Gun – Aerosmith
Stray Bullets – Organized Konfusion
Save The Children – Marvin Gaye
When You Believe – Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston
Survivor – Destiny’s Child
Jesus, Take The Wheel – Carrie Underwood
I Say A Little Prayer – Aretha Frankin
Where Is The Love? – The Black Eyed Peas
We’re All In The Same Gang – West Coast All Stars
Do The Right Thang – Ludacris, Common, Spike Lee
Something Is Wrong – David Banner, 9th Wonder, Lisa Ivey

With Wiz always being involved in fashion and Berner gaining experience with his own Cookies clothing line, the guys teamed up to form a company and movement in an organic and natural way.

Coupled with the work of designer, Sketch aka Al Freshko, who was instrumental in developing the designs for Diamond Supply Co.’s identity with childhood friend Nick Tershay, Freshko is looking to create a, ”timeless forever versatile universal brand that is infinitely evolving.”

“Music, art, graffiti, skating and dancing all fall into the same category,” said Wiz Khalifa. “Just like Taylor Gang has always done, the mission of Freshko is to give others a chance to be a part of something while expressing themselves individually through their own respective vision and knowledge.”

Freshko’s icon is the elemonkey, which symbolizes good luck, fortune, strength, courage, wisdom, intelligence, leadership, and career victory. The circle F represents a solid foundation and solidity, completion, infinite potential, and 360 degrees. The “F” represents fundamentals, focus, freedom, foundation, future, and family.

Freshko life will be releasing on Wednesday May 1st at 4 pm PST. According to the Freshko website, 150 pieces of each item will be available in the online store, as well as 150 pieces of each item for an in store event.

The event will be at DJ Skee’s store, Tradition, located inside the Beverly Center in Los Angeles, where Wiz Khalifa, Berner, and Sketch will all be at the in store showcasing the new line.

For more information on Freshko, visit freshkolife.com

Check out the pictures:

Here is some video of Tank, Chris Brown, Wiz Khalifa perform at the SupperClub For Rosa Acosta Birthday:

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Holla II is in select theaters TODAY! For more information on theaters and to view the trailer, visit www.hollabackmovie.com & follow on Twitter @HollaTwo.

Take a Look At the pictures from premiere night! Photos by Renee T Ousley

After World War II, Brooklyn Dodgers General Manager Branch Rickey (played by the iconic Harrison Ford) began the search for the right African American athlete from the Negro Baseball Leagues to break the color barrier in Major League Baseball at the time. Rickey settled on the multi-sport talented (Tennis, Football, Track and Baseball) Robinson. Knowing full well of the abuse and tribulations that Jackie would have to endure by racist America, Rickey instructs his young rising star not to fall in to the traps that his many detractors would lay before him. Enduring death threats, much name calling, the dislike of fellow teammates and hate mail, Jackie Robinson was able to fight through these difficulties and do his fighting on the field, which led to the eventual destruction of the color barrier in all of sports and was precursor to the civil rights movement that would come later in the nation.

Before viewing the movie I was a bit concerned about a major company handling such an important factor in American history. Would they make the story too safe? Would they display and show the truth about the abhorrent behavior of racist America at the time? The answer is that Warner allowed the movie to show the ugly and disgusting truths at the time. There is a scene in which Robinson is being so berated and degraded by the Philadelphia Phillies manager that’s very difficult to watch due to the anger that will rise up within you as you witness the abuse laid upon him. Chadwick Boseman does a fine job in playing the often reserved Robinson and shines when it comes time to show how the heavy toll of enduring all of the abuse. As much as 42 is about Jackie Robinson, it’s also about the bravery of Branch Rickey who also becomes a father-type figure for the athlete as he deals with being the first African American in the Major Leagues. Harrison Ford adds the right amount of fiery behavior with compassion as the legendary General Manager, who makes it no secret that although he’s out to do the right thing, he’s also motivated to win by taking advantage of Robinson’s baseball skills. If there is a 3rd star to the movie, it’s the lovely Nicole Beharie as Mrs. Rachel Robinson, who serves as her husband’s strength and main supporter. 42 will inspire, delight, make you feel anger, and most of all help you to understand the difficulties that those before us had to endure while trailblazing new paths for minorities in the future. A must see film!

Where Did Our Love Go: Love and Relationships in the African-American Community attempts to examine the question in its title. What happened to love? Not just hip-hop, but in Black life, in a community where the numbers of married people is not just declining, it isn’t happening at all. In the hip-hop community we celebrate the marriage of T.I. and Tiny and Jay-Z and Beyonce because as examples of committed relationships, marriages, they are the exception not the rule.

So what happened to the love? Black love? Hip-Hop love? In this book with over 40 essays from illustrious writers, poets, and entertainers, love and marriage are examined. The three categories: Single, Married, Divorced touch on themes of hope, happiness, and regret.

The author talks about the “SBF: Single Black Female,” found in every city. Many of them are also known by their other moniker, “SBW: Strong Black Woman.” You know her when you see her, out on a Friday night with her girlfriends, smiling and well-dressed. Saturday morning in the beauty salon reading Essence, Sunday morning in church or watching it on TV. She goes about life doing her–working, getting degrees and promotions. But as she gets older, her mid-30’s in fact, the likelihood of her getting married is decreasing every day. And it’s not just bad news for her. According to the author, marriage is essential to maintaining the vitality and the character of a community. Lack, thereof, could be its downfall.

So, AllHipHop.com got with the editor of this anthology, Gil L. Robertson IV, to ask him the Top 5 Ways We Can Get Back to Love.

AllHipHop.com: Bilal has a new song called “Back to Love” where he asks the question, “How do we get back to love?” So, how DO we get back to love?

Gil Robertson IV: We get back to real love by focusing more on the substantive things in our lives. A lot in hip-hop focuses on “bling” and other themes that have no role in real life. We need to reevaluate our priorities and also become more connected to what our real purpose is in life. After that, I believe everything will fall into place.

AllHipHop.com: R&B, let alone, hip-hop seems like it is more about sex than love… is this indicative of the times? Is it a good or bad thing? or neither? In the book, references to R&B are “old school” what can “new school” R&B say about black love?

Gil Robertson IV: A great deal of the R&B music being release today is indicative of our times, but I don’t think it’s delivering a healthy message nor is much of it representative of what R&B music is all about.   We have allowed commercialism to derail R&B music. Traditionally, love themes played a HUGE role in R&B, but over the past two decades the tone and content of the music – it’s integrity has been allowed erode into something that is not representative of its roots. It’s my opinion that real R&B music is CENTERED around love and much of it delves into scenarios that talk about the quest for love that we all seek, as well as the great value and benefits you receive when you find someone who is willing and ready to be your life partner.

AllHipHop.com: Very little hip-hop is about love. What place does love have in the culture?

Gil Robertson IV: I think hip-hop culture is deeply rooted in love. Early hip-hop expressed a message that was rich in self and community empowerment. Also “love” was signature to many early hip-hop music hits, for example, ”All My Love,” by Queen Pen featuring Eric Williams or ‘Why Did It Have to Me,” by Sweet Tea, “The Lover In You,” by Big Daddy Kane and of course, “I Need Love,” by LL Cool J.

AllHipHop.com: Couples like Jay-Z and Beyonce and even Kim and Kanye seem to have made marriage and family in hip-hop seem like more of a power move than based in love. What’s your opinion on black power couples and how they affect the image that the rest of black America have of love and marriage?

Gil Robertson IV: From what I’ve seen of Jay-Z and Beyonce’s marriage seems a great example of what a loving and productive relationship should be. I don’t follow them, but it appears that they’ve been able to strike the right balance in their professional and personal lives. I also love how they keep their personal business private. The same for Kim and Kayne – it looks real.

I would hope that entertainment personalities are not the only examples that people see of black love. My hope is that people (young people in particular) can reference couples that they can really “touch,” like their parents or a member of their extended family as an example of the value and benefit that comes from being in a loving relationship. If those examples aren’t available, perhaps they can find someone in their community or a couple who attends their church.

AllHipHop.com: A lot of the book deals with parents. How can the hip-hop generation, as parents, be a better example for our kids?

Gil Robertson IV: Parents must remember that their first priority is to remain steadfast in our commitment to our families. I can’t stress the importance of becoming more connected to our purpose. We also need to stress the importance of sticking to the goals that we set forth for ourselves, one of which should always be providing a positive example to our children.

What do you think about love and marriage in the Black community? In the hip-hop community? Are you married? Do you think you ever will be? Chime in. Join the conversation on Facebook: Blackloveisforever and on Twitter @wheredidrlovego

[ALSO READ:Jay-Z Starts Sports Rep Agency, Signs New York Yankees’ Robinson Cano]

To top it all off, the Oakland A’s have adopted a new song called the “Bernie Lean” by ATM and IMD as their new anthem for the season.  Coupled with a spastic zombie looking dance, the A’s are using the song every time Coco Crisp steps up to the plate – yes his name is Coco Crisp!   There are even some that are saying this may be the official song for the Oakland A’s this season when it’s all said and done.

Take look at the funny video below:

Take a look at Bob Costas doing his rendition of the song below:

“I be rollin torpedos, get blunted with Rastas, for a hefty fee I’m on ya’ record like Bob Costas.”

Take a look at this SneakerWatchTV interview below as Rae breaks down his favorite sneaker of all time.

Based on the celebrated comic book arc, this epic action-adventure takes Wolverine (Hugh Jackman), the most iconic character of the X-Men universe, to modern day Japan. Out of his depth in an unknown world he faces his ultimate nemesis in a life-or-death battle that will leave him forever changed. Vulnerable for the first time and pushed to his physical and emotional limits, he confronts not only lethal samurai steel but also his inner struggle against his own immortality, emerging more powerful than we have ever seen him before.

Before the tournament, the MGM in Vegas gave 2,000 to 1 odds for FGCU to win the tournament. Now the Eagles’ gave 40 to 1 odds. According to ESPN, The Las Vegas Hotel said it has one person who placed a $10 bet on FGCU to win its region at 1,000 to 1. Take a look at the video below and check FGCU this week against the University of Florida in the Sweet 16.

Black Magic feat. Bambi – FGCU “Dunk City”

The 20/20 Experience, after 7 years of musical absence, isn’t revolutionary. But this isn’t about the album. This is about the reinvention of a former N’Sync Boy-band star whose career could’ve taken a toll for the worse, but has consistently risen in value every year since 1997.

In 2001, N’Sync appeared with Free & AJ on BET’s 106 & Park for the first time to promote their latest single “Pop”. In Brooklyn, you no longer had to hide the fact that you knew all the words. Sitting on the televisions blackest couch for 30-minutes, there was one member who wasn’t nervous: Justin Timberlake. He showcases his around the block personality and proclaims his love for “real Hip-Hop”. A statement so influential, it resulted in attracting Hip Hop’s most notable producers to help create Justin’s first two multi-platinum albums.

Today, Timberlake has a huge hand in the reorganization of the new Myspace.com, runs the William Rast fashion label, got married and made a few successful movies – you can’t help but root for the Timber.

Let’s share with you a few secrets to steal from Timberlake’s line of work. A few things worth applying to your work, your idea and your life:

1. You don’t have to be the best but you do have to be really good at what you do.
After a thorough listen of Justin’s latest album, The 20/20 Experience, it’s clear that this is his best work. That’s not to say it’s actually great. It’s just that something magical happens when Timberlake and Timbaland get into the studio. And it’s something that only JT can make us get over, as long as he appears on television showing us how much better his personality is over his music.

2. Your career isn’t over just because of that one hair cut decision you made.
Remember Brustin? It’s old news, so you almost forget Justin’s old haircuts, old dance moves and his fiery dumping of Britney Spears. Through it all, he rose from hellfire and brimstone to arrive as thee Justin Timberlake. Onward and upward.

3. Become really good friends with Jay-Z.
If you’re going to go anywhere – go big. Reach to the stars for a little street cred, a la Jay-Z. And Jay could benefit from a little extra Pop influence. Though, the “Suit & Tie” single would’ve been far better in the hands of Andre 3000. The fact is: Call up one of the biggest names to win you more hip credibility.

4. Spend your money on acting classes.
As evident in his press interviews, JT enrolled into a few sketch and improvisational comedy classes. You’re not born with these skills, you learn them. Don’t ever let anyone tell you different.

5. Don’t be a meanie.
If you watched ‘Late Night with Jimmy Fallon’ (or Saturday Night Live) last week, you’ll notice that JT’s band and back up singers seemed the most happiest in the land. Not sure what he tells his team, but if you watch them closely you’ll see the positive energy is there.

6. Grow up down south.
When you see Timber, he’s usually excited about whatever it is he’s trying to share with you. You’ll notice he’s worked really hard to maintain a level of appreciation, courtesy and charisma. And it might help that he’s from Memphis, making him a natural in hospitality. Don’t get it twisted. It’s still an art and it can be learned.

7. Do things that only make sense to you.
When Timber and team decided they’d go on ‘Late Night with Jimmy Fallon’ for an entire week, they won. People will either hate you or love you, but at least you’re giving them the option. In other news, you’ll find that all songs on the album are between 6 to 7 minutes. Though the long songs aren’t ambitious and aren’t worth their running time, they are very daring and worth conversing about.

8. Remember that not everyone knows who you are.
What better way to get the word out to people than to star in a Bud Light commercial? That’s right, there is no known better way. The marketing effort is just in time to help Timberlake show himself to old fans and introduce himself to 13-year-old fans who have no idea who N’Sync is.

9. Grow a beard.
You don’t have to grow a groovy mustache, but you must be able to feel change within yourself. Your hairdo, as you know, determines how you feel about yourself. After a fresh shave or trip to the hair salon, a sudden sense of renewal, cleanliness and sexy explodes from your presence. Cut it off, grow it, shave it, A$AP Rocky braid it. Whatever it is, just do it. You deserve to feel brand new.

10. Don’t try to become Prince.
This overused phrase still has large amounts of impact to it. Develop a certain set of rules you must live by. If you’re not funny, don’t try being a comedian. But if you really want to be a comedian, take a class for it or become friends with someone who is. Write down a list of beliefs, goals and course of action for everything. Know your strength and your weakness. Timberlake knows he isn’t the Prince of this generation. And he isn’t trying to be. He might even be better.

Which life lesson will you implement into your life? Let us know in the comments below.

A story from KareemTaylor.com.

The allure of diamonds have always been captivating. Who could forget that James Bond and Kanye West taught us that “Diamond are Forever”? In Hip-Hop “bling bling” has always been a way to show your wealth and prowess, so it only made sense when Hip-Hop/Skate streetwear company Diamond Supply Co. started to shine.

The 15-year old brainchild of designer, skater and entrepreneur Nick Tershay (aka Nicky Diamonds) was founded in 1998 originally as a skate hardware idea that has now grown into one of the most popular brands in the skate and Hip-Hop worlds.

With athletes and entertainers like Jay-Z, Rihanna, Wiz Khalifa,, Curren$y, Kevin Durant and others wearing their gear, Diamond Supply Co built a brand that now has two flagship locations in San Francisco and New York.

For SXSW this year Diamond Supply is hosting a VIP dinner co-hosted by Def Jam Recordings and including a gifting suite and pop-up shop. Joining in on the festivities this year Diamond Supply is bringing out August Alsina, Big KRIT, YG, Juelz Santana and Trinidad James.

Yesterday AllHipHop caught up with the guys from Diamond Supply Co, and caught up with Philly Freeway who was scheduled to perform at their Thursday night show with Don Cannon.

Check below for our exclusive interview with Philly Freeway and check out the gear they are putting out for their Spring 2013 collection.

Check out some of the pics below from their Spring collection and make sure to go check out their online store and blog here: www.diamondsupplyco.com

Freeway x Diamond Supply Co from AllHipHop on Vimeo.

Check out some pics of the classic new Spring line from Undrcrwn below: 

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Ash’Cash is a Business Consultant, Motivational Speaker, Financial Expert and the author of Mind Right, Money Right: 10 Laws of Financial Freedom. For more information, please visit his website, www.IamAshCash.com

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Ash’Cash is a Business Consultant, Motivational Speaker, Financial Expert and the author of Mind Right, Money Right: 10 Laws of Financial Freedom. For more information, please visit his website, www.IamAshCash.com

Having collaborated with internationally respected brands such as Prada, Samsung, The Standard Hotels, Oakley and many others, this will be Mambo’s first large scale project since moving to the United States last year from France.

Take a look at the video below!

Crooks & Castles Presents Mambo from Crooks & Castles on Vimeo.

The matchup will take place on Saturday, May 4th at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas and will broadcast live on Showtime PPV starting at 9 PM EST.

The blockbuster event is scheduled to coincide with Cinco de Mayo weekend and thus has been named “Mayday.”

“My new deal with Showtime and its parent CBS is very thrilling for me and a motivation to fight more often starting with my May 4 fight against Robert Guerrero,” said Mayweather. “I know Guerrero has been campaigning to fight me for quite a while now and I am happy to give him his opportunity. His name is mentioned among the other great champions in boxing today and that means he has proven himself in the ring. He will now have to prove himself against me, which is a whole other story. I’m excited for the challenge and fully expect a good, tough fight from him. However, I do expect the same outcome for him as all of the others who have challenged me before…42 have tried, 42 have failed. He will be number 43.”

Promoted by Mayweather Promotions and Golden Boy Promotions, the event will be sponsored by Corona, AT&T and O’Reilly Auto Parts with tickets starting at $200 and exceeding $1,500 when purchased from Ticketmaster.

“First, I want to thank my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for the opportunities he has blessed me and my family with, said Guerrero. “All of the trials and tribulations that have occurred in my life have made me a better person as well as a better fighter and the results are undeniable. Nothing has ever come easy to me and that mental fortitude has prepared me to defeat the one fighter everyone perceives to be the pound for pound king in Floyd Mayweather. When we lock eyes across the ring on fight night he’s going to feel the presence of a man preordained for greatness. The time is now to show the world why I’m destined to dethrone Floyd and when I come out victorious on May 4th, the whole world will know I’m a man who willed his way to victory by putting God first in his life.”

During Mayweather’s career, he has amassed wins over world champions such as Genaro Hernandez, Diego Corrales, Jose Luis Castillo, Arturo Gatti, Zab Judah, Oscar De La Hoya, Ricky Hatton, Juan Manuel Marquez, Shane Mosley, Victor Ortiz and, most recently, then WBA Super Welterweight World Champion Miguel Cotto, marking the 43rd win of his storied career.

Over the course of his participation in pay-per-view events Mayweather has generated 9.6 million buys and $543 million in revenue. He averages more than 1 million pay-per-view buys per event which is the highest pay-per-view buy average of any boxer in history.

Tickets go on sale today (March 12) at 1 pm EST via Ticketmaster (Mayweather v. Guerrero).

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Ash’Cash is a Business Consultant, Motivational Speaker, Financial Expert and the author of Mind Right, Money Right: 10 Laws of Financial Freedom. For more information, please visit his website, www.IamAshCash.com

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Ash’Cash is a Business Consultant, Motivational Speaker, Financial Expert and the author of Mind Right, Money Right: 10 Laws of Financial Freedom. For more information, please visit his website, www.IamAshCash.com  

“Women on the Move is all about being strong, sexy and independent, it takes determination and discipline.”    -Tahiry Jose “VHI Love & Hip Hop”

Dee Vazquez moderated the panel and the Q&A session left students with questions and an eager sense of entitlement to speak up on their own personal views of a Women’s image and how it’s portrayed in the media.

“Women on the move is focused on creating a platform and voice for the young urban professional. We are who we represent.”     -Dee Vazquez

Take a look at some pictures from the event:

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Ash’Cash is a Business Consultant, Motivational Speaker, Financial Expert and the author of Mind Right, Money Right: 10 Laws of Financial Freedom. For more information, please visit his website, www.IamAshCash.com

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Ash’Cash is a Business Consultant, Motivational Speaker, Financial Expert and the author of Mind Right, Money Right: 10 Laws of Financial Freedom. For more information, please visit his website, www.IamAshCash.com

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Ash’Cash is a Business Consultant, Motivational Speaker, Financial Expert and the author of Mind Right, Money Right: 10 Laws of Financial Freedom. For more information, please visit his website, www.IamAshCash.com

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Ash’Cash is a Business Consultant, Motivational Speaker, Financial Expert and the author of Mind Right, Money Right: 10 Laws of Financial Freedom. For more information, please visit his website, www.IamAshCash.com

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Ash’Cash is a Business Consultant, Motivational Speaker, Financial Expert and the author of Mind Right, Money Right: 10 Laws of Financial Freedom. For more information, please visit his website, www.IamAshCash.com

Check the pics below, what do you think?