Here is a direct quote EXCLUSIVELY from my source so please give credit to illseed.com if you use any of this information.

“Mannie Fresh…Pusha’s new diss towards Wayne and Drake is epic. I don’t want to say too much about it because it will leak this week if things line up right. But I can 1000% confirm that Mannie Fresh is the feature. He is signed to G.O.O.D.”

I, motha frackin illseed, am getting word that Mannie Fresh is 1000% confirmed as the guest feature that will side with Pusha T in his new beef ( that is really old) with Lil Wayne. From what I heard, whatever they are working on is EPIC. Now, for those that don’t and there are a lot of people that don’t know, Mannie Fresh was the musical architect that helped build Cash Money into an empire. After a while, his money was funny, he said, and he had to defect. And, some of you don’t realize that Pusha T has had beef with Lil Wayne for a long time. The Clipse even did a song for him called “Mr. Me Too. Anyway, those that don’t know know now. Mannie Fresh was all up in the mix! He probably knows where the bodies are buried, but has mostly quiet in the whole thing.

Here is what Mannie Fresh was saying in an interview with AHH:

AllHipHop.com: Okay, that’s was sup. You’ve recently did an interview with a magazine and I think the headline on it was pretty sensational.

Mannie Fresh: “Slavery with Cash Money”, and I will say this dude, that was ignorance on the magazine. That was to sell, and if you read the article the interview was nothing about that, they just did that to sell, whatever it is that they do, to keep up mess or whatever. I’m not apologizing for nothing, I made that statement in the interview and out of the whole interview that was what they took out of it.

AllHipHop.com: yeah, I feel you, I guess you obviously weren’t misquoted but can you kind of explain the statement itself, what you were saying.?

Mannie Fresh: I mean, truthfully it’s basically based on this. I did albums for Cash Money, I didn’t do singles, I did whole albums for Cash Money, and at the end of the day I’m saying I wasn’t paid for albums so its like you’re doing 10 songs and somebody pays you for 1. What would that be equivalent to? I just said hey this is an example of what it would be equivalent to and its no secret that everybody know why I left Cash Money. We’re on speaking terms now but truth be told, yeah it was behind money, everybody know what it was.

AllHipHop.com: You say you guys are on speaking terms with Baby, Wayne and them? Like you think you may work with them again or you just keeping it moving?

Mannie Fresh: In truth, I will work with them again based on this, if they cut the check. Its not going to be based on just some words but we done talked about that, we done been there and by the grace of God, we ain’t enemies, none of us hate each other but business is business and that was a hard lesson for me to learn. I was in love with doing music, I wasn’t paying attention to my business so I’m not even going to say that was all Cash Money’s fault that was my fault as well but I was a young dude that didn’t know any better. So now that I know better, I’m not going to plug in my scene with out doing business and I got my beats and my paper work right.

What do you think of this? Is Mannie a game CHANGER?

Email me your rumors at kingillseed [at] gmail!

Welcome to the first day of the rest of your life! The day that you finally put the past behind
you and begin to create the life that you deserve! Today’s Daily Word is dedicated to starting over!

There is a big epidemic going on where people are refusing to let go of the things that they know are toxic in their life! Whether it is a dead-end career, a spoiled business venture, or a relationship that is never going anywhere, we are beginning to see people hold on to what is broken in the hopes that they will fix it, instead of simply starting over!

It is always too early to quit!! But when I say that, what I’m saying is that you should go after your dream until you get it! What I’m not saying is to hold onto your same methods until they work…. Truth be told…doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results is not only
crazy, it is a waste of time and energy! At any moment and at anytime, you can re-write your story and start fresh!

Let go of that lack\mentality that says if you let something go, you’ll never get it back! Sometimes hitting the reset button is exactly what you need to do it better the next time around! Life is abundant! The only time you run out of chances is when you stop taking them! As Marilyn Monroe once said, “Some things fall apart, so better things can fall together.” Let those things fall together!!
-Ash’Cash

“If you don’t like the road you’re walking, start paving another one.” - Dolly Parton

“If you screw it up, start over. Try something else.” - Lee Iacocca

“Do not worry if you feel low; the sun has a sinking spell every night, but rises again all right the next morning.” -Unknown

“When you feel that you have reached the end and cannot go one step further, what a wonderful opportunity to turn over a new page.” -Eileen Caddy

“It is never too late to be what you might have been.” -George Eliot

“The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.” -Nelson Mandela

“Wherever you are is always the right place. There is never a need to fix anything; Start right where you are.” -Julia Cameron

“Begin today. Declare outloud to the universe that you are willing to let go of struggle and eager to learn through joy.” -Sarah Ban Breathnach

“The secret to living the life of your dreams is to start living the life of your dreams today, in every little way you possibly can.” -Mike Dooley

TO HEAR THE AUDIO VERSION OF THE DAILY WORD – CLICK HERE.

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.

Comedians/actors Wesley Jonathan, Faizon Love, Emilio Rivera and Luenell are starring in the movie “Budz House,” which is being produced by Royal Court Productions and Phase 4 Films.

The comedy centers around Bud Howard (Wesley Jonathan) and his friends, who discover a giant bag of Kush marijuana.

When they find out to belongs to a local drug lord, they stash it under their house.

The marijuana accidentally becomes fertilized and begins growing, so Bud and his friends begin selling “super weed.”

But they soon become the targets of local gangsters, Mexican Mafia, crooked cops and even Buds’ mom.

Casey Cameron directed “Budz House,” which was shot in Los Angeles over the course of 12 days.

In addition to Faison Love, “Budz House” stars JT Jackson as “Jpeezy,” Aaron Scotti as “Pretty Tony,” and Jorge Diaz as “Ooley.”

Click here to view the theaters and cities that will premiere “Budz House” on April 13.

“It absolutely matters. It’s a karma thing. It’s an energy thing. That resistance is no longer strong enough (to hold Ja Rule back).”

7 Aurelius (also known as  Seven) explains. And it’s a lot. 

Right now, towards the end of this session, he’s discussing whether or not 50 Cent’s decline in musical dominance matters to Ja Rule’s latest push.

The artsy, muscular
producer sits in a dimly lit studio in the outermost section of the legendary Quad Studios in Manhattan. His normally eccentric garb is replaced by a Yankee fitted and normal clothing as he talks his friend Ja Rule. 

He’s conversing with a small, but influential cadre of journalists and bloggers that have come out on a listening session for Ja, who is presently serving two years on gun charges. 

 It’s a lot.

The pair have worked together in the past, but have deepened their relationship for the release of Ja’s new album, PIL2 (Pain Is Love 2). The album is a conceptual work that explains the downside of Fame, which is depicted as a woman on the inner album art. “F**k fame,” is a reoccurring, jagged theme. 

The album is probably Ja’s most cohesive work to date, and it was recorded up until the day before he was transported to Mid-State Correctional Facility in upstate Oneida, N.Y. 

It has not been easy for them to get PIL2 ready for the masses on February 28.

For one, there’s the Rick Ross debacle. 

Leveling, Seven says, “A lot of the [artists of note] were not f**king with us. Rick Ross was the only artist that said, “Yeah.” 

While Ja and Ross share a profound distaste for 50 Cent, the Miami rapper’s health took a turn for the worst with a pair of back-to-back seizures last year. Otherwise, he would have been the only recognizable name on the album.

“This album is [about] a man that is going to prison, and he’s opening up his soul,” Seven says, making eye contact with all of the writers. And his assessment of PIL2 is dead on. Ja Rule seems to regurgitate just about every emotion he’s felt since his decline in popularity stateside. (Seven makes it clear Rule is still poppin’ in the rest of the world, attributing the downslide to fickle American audiences.)

In the United States, it has been hard to change perception. Swizz Beatz, T.I. Weird Al Yankovic, and even 50 Cent have sampled Coldplay. But, the alternative rockers would not approve a sample for Ja’s “Spun A Web,” a song on PIL2 that tried to sample “Trouble.” “They turned us down so many times, we stopped asking, “ Seven laments. 

“It’s hard to explain the mental state of someone going to jail for two years that’s been a star for 10 years.”

And Seven takes a moment to call out the sheepish masses.

“They can’t wait for [an authority] to say, ‘Its OK to like Ja again.’”

Until then, they believe that Pain Is Love 2 will be received as their most creative offering to date and a springboard for Ja’s post-jail career.

“I’m expecting this album to do very well,” Seven utters confidently. “This album is going to help [Ja] come out with the right perception [from fans] when he gets out of jail.”

Ja Rule expects to come home in February of 2013. 

“I’m back where I started / A prisoner of my own success but hardly / Caring enough to know I’m dead without it / No cribs, no cars, no champagne / No bright lights, no bitches, no big stage / But f*ck it, I’m in a better place.” 

Ja Rule on “They Spun A Web”

N.O.R.E. has released a new video for his banger “Scared Money” featuring verses from Pusha T and Meek Mill. When I saw it was featured on WSHH I automatically assumed is was filled with all of the elements that embarrasses my pigmentation and urges me to check “Other” on my Census form. However, when I watched the video I saw valuable lessons that many people (especially men) need to take heed to. Walk with me as I break them down for you.

“Scared Money” depicts N.O.R.E. and his homie (a pretty young thug who I will refer to as “PYT” for the duration of the post) are plotting on a dude who is apparently stunting in the wrong part of town.

Lesson #1 – Be aware of your surroundings at all times and proceed with caution in unfamiliar territory.

The PYT approaches a scantily-clad attractive female wearing a fur coat in a bodega and convinces her to help him set up ole dude by using her assets.

Lesson #2 – You can talk a hoe into doing anything.

The attractive female gets the target back to her crib, rocks his world, and let’s him fall asleep.

Lesson #3 – Everything that looks good ain’t good and a lot of things that feel good can kill you. Also, never spend the night over someone’s house you don’t know very well. Hell, think twice before spending the night at someone’s house you do know well.

The attractive female sneaks out of the bedroom and opens the door for PYT and his goons to come in and rob the target. She even gets into her role by placing duct tape over her own mouth and let’s PYT hold a gun to her head as the robbery goes down.

Here’s where the biggest lesson of all comes into play. This poor unsuspecting stuntastic target met a very attractive women, allowed her to coerce him into her bedroom with her tapioca, and ended up getting robbed. Which leads me to my most important lesson of all:

Lesson #4 – Never trust a big butt and a smile.

Watch the video below and please take heed to the lesson at hand.

The movie centers around a cop and a criminal, who are teamed together by accident in pursuit of a bank robber who has crossed both men.

During the movie, a U.S. Marshal hunts both men to prevent them from killingnthe escaped robber before he is brought back to justice.

The movie, which is slated to begin production February 15th in Louisiana, is one of nine films the Cheetah Vision/Emmett Furla partnership will produce this year and one of the ten that will be distributed under a distribution deal with Lionsgate.

Emmett / Furla is currently taking advantage of $250 million in funding to produce a slew of movies, including “Broken City” starring Mark Wahlberg and Russell Crowe and “Frozen Ground” starring John Cusak, Nicolas Cage and Vanessa Hudgens and others.

Ne-yo knows how to make them clap on this soon-to-be strip club anthem joint.

You know the rumors have been co-opted by my girl Xaviera. I don’t even know how to say her name yet. Anyway, check out the latest.


T.I. Is Flexin On ‘Em!



Less than 48 hours after walking out of a halfway house, T.I. teamed up with Hip Hop’s new hotshot, Big K.R.I.T. to drop the banger, “I’m Flexin.” Gotta love how it’s just in time for the BET Hip Hop Awards weekend in Atlanta. Take a listen below:

Delonte West Hustles Hawd!


While many NBA players are scrambling trying to figure out how they are going to maintain their lavish lifestyles during the lockout, Delonte West kept it real G and got a job working at the Regency Furniture Showroom, a furniture chain in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. Please believe there’s no shame in Delonte’s game either (You can ask Gloria James). He posted pictures of his first day at work and even said he’s applied to Home Depot, Sam’s Club, and BJs. What’s most priceless about all of this is what Delonte wrote on his job application. When asked if he was ever convicted of a felony he replied, “Yes” and his reason was “Misunderstanding.” 



Hey, I respect his grind. Scared money don’t make no money!

Directed By Antoine Fuqua

Released Friday Feb 26, 2010 Nationwide

Running time: 133 minutes

Award-winning Director, Antoine Fuqua is best known for his

gritty storytelling and drama-filled films like Training Day, Shooter and most recently Tears of the Sun. His latest cops and robbers-genre release Brooklyn’s

Finest doesn’t stray too far from what

seems to work for Fuqua – sex, action and naked women.

Set against the bowels of the New York’s East Brooklyn, Brooklyn’s

Finest boasts an all-star ensemble led by

one of Hollywood’s most talked about bad boys, Wesley Snipes.  Snipes plays Caz, who is also a

recently freed drug kingpin that the audience will find it hard not connecting with.

Even though we’ve seen this character from Snipes many times before, he’s able

to bring Caz to life.

Most Fuqua films highlight a graying between good versus

evil. Brooklyn’s Finest is no different as it is able to engage audiences with

plenty gun-totting, action-driven movie-lovers. That won’t outshine the

greatness of actors like Richard Gere (who plays Eddie) and Don Cheadle

(playing Tango).

Both seasoned actors portray roles of vulnerable yet cunning

police officers. Eddie, a worn out veteran cop, merely wants to finish out his

tenure considered a good cop. When the film opens, he’s at the start of his

last seven days of duty. To get him through it, he employs loyal companions -

liquor and the neighborhood prostitute.

Tango (Don Cheadle) is an experienced undercover who wants

out of his life on the streets for a cushy desk job as a detective. Ethan Hawke

plays Sal, a narcotics officer balancing the pressures of a growing family and

constant opportunities of temptation. All of the officers have bouts with

corruption and failures, all of which become very obvious.

The script was written by Michael C. Martin and Brad Caleb

Kane and feels a lot like the burnt-out cop stories that began to sprout in the

’70s, crossed with the dirty-cop movies that have seemingly been around

forever. In each of the Brooklyn’s Finest

police stories, happening simultaneously throughout the film, these cops have

lost all perspective on their jobs yet they seem unashamed and unaware of their

own irrational behavior.  This is

most apparent with a desperate Sal (Ethan Hawke), who pockets money from a dope

bust.

Each characters individual challenge make this

male-dominated flick worthwhile and the resulting collision is a brutal

ammunition-filled brawl of a movie. Brooklyn’s Finest will meet every-bit of your need for targeted

violence and spilling sexuality; especially from newcomer Shannon Kane who

spends most of the film in her birthday suite. But the title is a double

entendre for the NYPD and may confuse those that associate it with a rap song

by Jay-Z and The Notorious B.I.G. Set in BK, Brooklyn’s Finest is exceptionally produced and evokes greatly a drug-infested

environment of East Brooklyn, including community outrage and exploding hostility.

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