Damon accused Jay-Z of devaluing the brand by disassociated himself with it, only to launch a new “Roc” brand – Roc Nation in 2008 – in a $150 million deal with Live Nation.
Damon said the root of the problem was Jay-Z’s ego. According to Dame, Jay-Z could not share the spotlight with his former partner.
“He wanted to be the boss and have people work for him for 25 years straight, which is what happened,” Damon told 92.3’s Big Boy during a recent interview.
It’s doubtful the legendary trio will ever reconcile either according to Dame.
“No matter what, I feel he robbed me. Period. And no matter what, I’m always gonna feel that way,” Damon said.
(AllHipHop Rumors) Normally, I don’t take kind to this type of stuff, but this time I am going to give it up. Pause. I did my normal look around the internet and saw that there was a song with Cardi and Nicki Minaj…AND Megan Thee Stallion! And I was running to hear it! I think my mouth watered on my tee-shirt a little bit too. And the end result was THIS….
I am cracking up! I looked at the video and saw my ratchet bae Cardi in all of her glory! And then some dudes start rapping and I am like….”WHO TF IS THIS?” Then I keep looking. No Nicki. No Da Baby. No Megan. Only Cardi! These dudes just trolled the whole world, saying that this song existed but just long enough that non of the people included could refute it. Now, I thought by default, this means Cardi WAS in on the gag, but we don’t know that for sure. They certainly pooled their money together to get her on the song in all her glory.
Now, the song is pretty short. Do you think there is more with the other three artists? I would say no, but if they got Cardi, they may be able to get some of the others. Still don’t know their rap name so that’s a piece missing in the puzzle.
So, whoever yall are…I hope this works out for you!!!
The general public was banned from the Toys-‘R’-Us in the Westfield Garden State Plaza, which shut down so Sire could stroll through the store and get whatever he wanted alongside his proud father.
“He was in shock, walking around.he said let me get this straight I can get what ever I want?” 50 Cent said.
50 Cent even had the floors decorated with his son’s image alongside the toy store’s famed logo.
The rapper and his son posed with the company’s mascot Geoffrey The Giraffe during the shopping spree.
The National Basketball Association (NBA) has officially revealed that Chicago natives Chance The Rapper and Common will be headlining the musical performances at next year’s NBA All-Star Game.
The game is slated to take place on Sunday, February 16th at United Center in Chi-town, featuring halftime shows from the three-time Grammy Award winners.
It’s a family affair as Chance’s brother Taylor Bennett will also perform at the halftime show of NBA Rising Stars two days prior (February 14th) at the same venue.
Now in its 69th consecutive year, the All-Star Game will air at 8 pm EST on TNT, reaching audiences in over 200 countries and territories and broadcasted in over 40 languages.
Common will be opening the show and welcoming fans as he pushes the narrative of what basketball as a whole means to the city, followed by an introduction of the players from both teams.
This will take place right before tip-off at the 2020 NBA All-Star Game.
Chance The Rapper and Taylor Bennett have also partnered up with the NBA, the Chicago Bulls, and the Chicago Sports Commission to develop community and fan-driven programs while serving as NBA All-Star Ambassadors.
(AllHipHop Reviews) I really enjoyed The Rise of Skywalker and thought it was both an entertaining entry in the franchise and a worthy ending to the saga. This movie really acts and feels like the direct sequel to “The Force Awakens”. While it may not be a popular choice to hardcore fans of “The Last Jedi”, JJ Abrams definitely made it a point to “course correct” some of the unpopular aspects of Rian Johnson’s movie. I was fine with this decision as I’ve always desired the trilogy finale to fall more in line with the feel/vibe of Episode VII. With that said, whether you enjoyed “TLJ” and some of the chances it took may or may not affect your feelings towards this particular film.
While it’s not a perfect film, for me, the good far outweighed the bad here. The film serves its purpose as a fun action-adventure that features all of our Heroes of the Resistance teamed together in this conclusion of the Trilogy. Together, they continue the fight against The First Order and spend much of the time planet-hopping, exploring locations (some familiar), and tracking down pertinent items/objects that tie into the wider narrative of the story. As a team, some characters have less to do than others in the film, but they all have great chemistry with one another in this group dynamic – Specifically the pairing of Finn and Poe.
The movie also does a good job of introducing a few new characters while also honoring the characters we loved from the original series. C-3PO, in particular, has a wonderful arc here and although he doesn’t have the most screen time, it was truly awesome seeing Billy Dee Williams back in his iconic role of Lando Calrissian. I also thought JJ Abrams did a good job utilizing the footage of Carrie Fisher as Princess Lea in the movie. Although you can tell that certain scenes were written around her “TFA” footage, I still thought her inclusion in the film was fitting for what she has meant to the franchise overall. In terms of the film’s antagonist here, this is probably my favorite performance by Adam Driver as Kylo Ren out of the three films in the trilogy thus far – he nailed it.
Lastly, I thought this was visually one of the most impressive Star Wars films in terms of cinematography, use of color, VFX and action choreography. There are some really great action scenes here that include fantastic spacecraft battles, chase scenes, expanded use of “The Force”, and awesome lightsaber duels between Kylo and Rey placed in amazing settings.
In terms of criticism, the movie felt a bit convoluted at times, almost as if Abrams was trying to squeeze two movies into one. As you watch, you definitely get the feeling that Episode IX was supposed to play out a different way prior to “TLJ”. I believe this caused JJ to meticulously work around certain concepts/ideas from “TLJ” while still attempting to present a fresh, cohesive & fulfilling completion for the character’s story arcs. With so much ground to cover, I think some plot points felt rushed and not explained as well as they could have been. The movie feels like it would have greatly benefited from an additional 30 minutes in order to let certain story beats and scenes breathe a little more. Because we don’t have that extra time to get deeper clarity on certain character origins and motivations, some of the payoffs the movie delivers don’t always feel “earned”.
All that being said, the movie still kept me invested throughout its runtime and I definitely left the theatre feeling entertained. Rise of Skywalker was an overall fun ride that largely plays it safe, featured great energy, laughs, surprises, and fantastic action throughout. The movie also featured an extra helping of Star Wars fan service & nostalgia that I thoroughly enjoyed and had fun with. The reviews seem to be all over the place for this one, but if you are a fan of “The Force Awakens” or a Star Wars fan in general, I definitely recommend checking out this latest entry in the Franchise. In terms of ranking the new trilogy, I would say: The Force Awakens > Rise of Skywalker > The Last Jedi
Now go see the movie and decide for yourself…And May The Force Be With You!
(AllHipHop Rumors) NLE Choppa continues to be one of the powerful, young voices in HipHop. Not only does he rap wall, he’s entertaining across the board. It was only right that we continue our “Day In The Life Series…” with the Memphis, TN rapper. He’s got something to say. Check out as Sway and Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur get the day started with the young rapper on an early, rainy day in New York City. The full episode drops next week,
Check out Choppa and his mom/manager interview each other! This is too funny and gives another side to the rapper.
(AllHipHop Rumors) The internet stays coming for Kim K!
Our girl just can’t catch a break with the black community it looks like. First, her body was the topic of discussion with half the world calling it fake and bought. Then, her hair was an issue. When she decided to rock cornrow braids and began getting media attention for it, making it seem like she brought it back in style.
Her most recent idea for “breaking the internet” is causing a lot of backlash. Kim recently unveiled her latest magazine cover for 7HOLLYWOOD with very dark makeup. Her comment section on Instagram is filled with people calling her out saying this is considered blackface.
Of course Kim came quick with a response. A source told Pagesix.com that the lighting is what makes her look darker and there are other covers and images from this shoot where the lighting looks natural.
I don’t think Kim purposely took pictures knowing her skin was going to come out darker. Kim knows she isn’t black. I think we give her a hard time because of the attention she receives. Let’s give her a break. She is adamant in helping the black community and is trying to be the best influencer she can.
What y’all think? Is Kim trying to start some ish?
(AllHipHop Features) Oswin Benjamin is the next up. Far from a rookie, the Brooklyn-born rapper has grinded for quite some time, but now has found a lane in which traffic moves at his speed.
This includes crossing paths with Kendrick Lamar, being friends with the likes of Royce Da 5′ 9″ and doing songs with Styles P of The Lox. With the release of his debut, Godfrey, he’s moving quickly into a space of high regard. And being managed by Sway Calloway and Kelly Kinkaid, he’s got great guides to get him through this “fog,” as he puts in.
Get to know, Oswin Benjamin.
AllHipHop: We go back a few years, man. So, first of all, I want you to tell the infamous story of Kendrick Lamar.
Oswin Benjamin: 2012. I remember Kendrick Lamar just dropped, Good Kid, M.A.A.D City, and he had an open forum Q&A/ listen at the Apple store in Soho. In Soho. This was before the locks. I had a ‘fro. I was there. My man hit me. He said, “Yo, you got to pull up. Kendrick Lamar. You got to rap for him.” I said, “I’m a rap for Kendrick.” He say, “Yo, we going to find a way. We going to make it happen.”
So I remember, I went. He did his thing. He was talking. He was like, “If there’s any questions,” I was the first hand to go up. Dude gave me the mic. He was like, “What’s your question?” Or Chuck was like, “What’s your question?” And I was just like, “Yo, you mind if I give you a 16?” Chuck was like, “That’s not really a question.” I was like, “But it is, though. I asked if I could give him a 16.” And Kendrick was just like, “Yeah, do your thing.” So I rapped. It was more than a 16. And then like I got hyped. The joint came out, Apple Music or whatever the case is. I think it was Apple music. Yeah, it came out on Apple music, and they cut my whole verse out.
AllHipHop: Yeah, man. Did you dirty.
Oswin Benjamin: Cut the whole … and I told all my friends like, “Yo, I rapped with Kendrick. It’s going to be on the Apple music joint.” Joint came out, everybody’s like, “Oz, you lied. We was looking for it. It wasn’t there.” So, that was my first time ever. It’s crazy how everything comes back around. I’m here sitting … That’s crazy.
AllHipHop: Yeah. You just dropped your debut album this year.
Oswin Benjamin: Godfrey.
AllHipHop: Godfrey. I got the physical album. I’m so happy. So, let’s talk about the album a little bit, and then we’re going to get into some other things.
Oswin Benjamin: Let’s do it.
AllHipHop: So, I listened to the album a couple times. You are doing some things here. It’s a lot of versatility on the album.Before we get into the Hip-Hop part, you sing.
Oswin Benjamin: I’ve been singing my whole life, bro. Grew up in a church and I mean like, grew up in it. Seven days out of the week, we was in church eight.
AllHipHop: Right.
Oswin Benjamin: You know what I mean? And you know, singing on Sunday mornings for the main service. You know what I mean? My mom was singing for the service too. My father played a guitar. That was our thing. I never thought I was going to rap, bro. I thought I was going to be Kirk Franklin or Donnie McClurkin or somebody. I had a terrible ear for melodies, and I was really into poetry, so I would mimic people and make fun of people a lot coming up. So, the rap thing?
AllHipHop: Yeah, yeah. Now since you said it, I was going to get into that too. But I didn’t realize the spirituality until the album too. I was like, wait, hold up. And I was like, is he a gospel rapper? Like I was like low key, like wait, okay, wait. He cursed. So not quite one. Talk about your spirituality and how you weave that in and out on Godfrey.
Oswin Benjamin: So, the thing with the spirituality, I got that a lot from my mother and my father. It’s moreso with the music, my thing was if I got a … It didn’t start off like that, by the way. I just wanted to prove to people I was nice. You know what I mean? So when I would rap, it’ll be to prove that. Yo, I got to show everybody I’m nice. When I saw that people started to listen, it was just like, all right cool. Now I got the ears of people. I got to say something, and my mom would impart that too. Like, all right, cool if you’re going to do this. She wasn’t with it at first. She heard the n##### and stuff like that in the beginning, and she wasn’t with nothing. You know what I mean?
So, what ended up happening was, she was like, “If you’re going to use this, I’m not with it. But if you’re going to use your voice, people are listening. Say something.”
AllHipHop: Yeah.
Oswin Benjamin: So the spirituality, it was always … I never wanted to come off as a gospel rapper or Christian rapper, because I’m not. I’m an artist that loves God and that’s also a human being.
AllHipHop: So, let me ask you a couple questions.
Oswin Benjamin: Talk to me. Nice.
AllHipHop: Are you a thug?
Oswin Benjamin: No. No.
AllHipHop: Did you sell drugs?
Oswin Benjamin: For a little bit.
AllHipHop: Okay. Okay. For a little bit.
Oswin Benjamin: For a little bit.
AllHipHop: I won’t ask what.
Oswin Benjamin: Yeah, no, it’s all good. Very, very short window. It’s not my thing.
AllHipHop: Okay. Okay. And you were born in Brooklyn, but raised upstate?
Oswin Benjamin: Newburgh, yes. 845.
AllHipHop: This climate … So, I’m not a complainer. I find good Hip-Hop wherever I go for sure. But I’ve been taking really special time out to listen to artists that don’t kill too many people, that don’t sell mad weed, and that just talk about regular stuff. You know what I’m saying?
Oswin Benjamin: Just real life stuff.
AllHipHop: You need a space for that, and I think you capture that.
Oswin Benjamin: I appreciate that.
AllHipHop: But how does it work for you, surviving in this environment?
Oswin Benjamin: I think surviving is an interesting word. I think I’m existing more so than surviving. I feel like where I’m at, it’s a slow grind, but I’m not looking for the next hit that’s going to pop. I’m leaving breadcrumbs for my legacy. So, everything that I’m doing, you’ll be able to look back 10 years and say, “He’s always been on this. He’s always been doing this. There’s a place in time for certain things. I’m going to be honest with you, I’m a huge Blackstar fan. Huge. Mos Def, Yasiin Bey, Talib Kweli. I’m a fan. But if I’m going to a club, I don’t want to hear that in there. You know what I mean?
And it’s like, these people that’s progressing and shout out to all of the little ni##as that’s progressing right now, shout out to them, but they exist in a space, and it’s appreciated. You know what I mean? And I know where I would go to find things that are edifying to my mind and my spirit. I know where to find that. And it’s there.
AllHipHop: You work with Sway and Kelly Kinkaid?
Oswin Benjamin: Yes.
AllHipHop: The legends. The one-two punch, the body blow and the headshot.
Oswin Benjamin: Yeah. Mike Tyson.
AllHipHop: Yeah, definitely. How is it working with them?
Oswin Benjamin: Honestly, it’s been amazing. It’s been eye-opening and it’s been a learning experience. For people to believe what you’re doing to the point where they want to invest in you, not just time, but time, money and connections. It takes a lot to do that. I know for me, as an artist, you get … not ungrateful, but you get eager, because you’ve been doing what you’ve been doing for so long.
So you figure like, yo, I just want this to happen. I want that to happen. And you have people that’s been in the game that’s holding your hand through this fog that you ain’t never been through before. So, they’ve been super patient with me and my journey, and they’ve been able to help me navigate through certain situations, and they’ve opened doors for me that I don’t think I’d have been able to open on my own. Some of the illest people I looked up to in hip hop, we’re friends now. You know what I mean? Like Lupe is the homie now, Robert Glasper, that’s the homie, Chris Dave, that’s the homie. Because they’ve opened up their network to me, I’m able to have conversations with legends. I’m appreciative, first and foremost.
AllHipHop: Do you ever get anxious where you want to conform or where you’re like, let me just do this popular type of style to perhaps open the market up a little bit?
Oswin Benjamin: I’ve tried it. I’ve tried it, just to see. Because one thing I never want to be is a one-trick pony. I feel like content is content, and the only thing that changes is the music that’s around it.
AllHipHop: Yeah.
Oswin Benjamin: I could talk about whatever, but the only thing that’s changing as time is coming up is just the instrumentation. There’s been times I tried it and it was terrible. I done recorded things that’s going to stay in a hard drive forever, just trying different things out, trying different styles. But I’ve never been pressed to put that out into the world, only because I’m going to be mad as hell if I put out some trash and it pop, and then that’s the song that I got to perform for the rest of my life.
AllHipHop: Who do you want to work with? You seem to have a pretty good … a lot of opportunities ahead. Who would you like to get on a track?
Oswin Benjamin: Kells and Anderson Paak, for sure. I’d like to get that done. Speaking this in into the air…Andre 3000 would be great.
AllHipHop: That’s a big-
Oswin Benjamin: Kendrick, for sure.
AllHipHop: Yeah. Of course. You got to get Kendrick.
Oswin Benjamin: Chance the rapper, Pharrell. Rick Rubin.
AllHipHop: Speaking of Rick Rubin, you were in his house or something? What was that about? Because you know, I follow you on social media.
Oswin Benjamin: Yeah. Okay. Bro. It was a life-changing experience. Shout out to Chris Dave for that. I got the call and he was just like, “Yo, I’m working on an album, and if you could be in LA between a certain amount of days, I’d love for you to be a part of this.”
And I was just like, “All right, cool.” I was like, “Where’s it going to be?” Just send me the information. He was like, “Yeah, we’re going to be in Rick Rubin’s spot.” I was like, “No, he’s bugging.” So I went, and this is an exclusive, right?
AllHipHop: Word.
Oswin Benjamin: Let me tell you what happened, dog.
AllHipHop: Okay. Tell me. Tell me.
Oswin Benjamin: This one is crazy. So I went there. I had about $48 dollars to my name. To get to the spot I was staying at to Rick Rubin’s spot, the Uber was $40 cash. I’m talking to my girl on the phone and I’m just like, “Yo, something is telling me that I need to go there tonight.” Because I got the call, and Chris was like, “Yo, you could come tonight or come tomorrow.” And I was like, “I’m out here to work, so let’s get the work done.”
I’m on the phone with my girl and I’m just like, yo, the Uber’s $40 cash. I don’t know how many days I’m going to be up there, but something’s telling me I got to go tonight.”
AllHipHop: Right.
Oswin Benjamin: And she’s just like, “Yo, but how you going to figure everything else out? How are you going to eat?” I was like, “It don’t matter. I’ll drink water. It don’t matter, but I need to be there. I need to beat there. I feel it.” So bro, I waited a little bit. It went from $48 dollars to 64. I was just like, damn, nah, I’m a wait for that to come now.” So then, I spent the $40 cash. I went over there. I’m there. Whole bunch of musicians. I look at the estate I’m looking at the Bob Dylan tour bus.
I’m just like, yo, I saw all of this before, so I’m bugging out. I’m tripping. So Chris Dave was just like, “Yo, look at these records. You think you could get them done? It’s cool.” There was so much discipline that took place in that time. I went to the tour bus. There wasn’t no service on the tour bus. So he was just like, “Yo, you want the WiFi?” I was like, “No, I’m good, because I don’t even want to be distracted to go check Instagram or whatever.” I was like, “Let me knock these joints out.” So I’m knocking them out. I’m getting OD hungry, and I’m just like, n####, this is Shangri La. Ain’t no Wendy’s around here. So I’m like, “Damn, all right, cool.
I’m seeing everybody drink bourbon. Not the smartest thing. So I was just like, I’m going to drink bourbon. I’ll hold it down. I’m going to go to the kitchen, get some bourbon so I won’t be as hungry.
AllHipHop: Right.
Oswin Benjamin: Dog. I go from the tour bus to the kitchen and I see a dude in a blue hoodie just sitting there chilling. I’m just like, “Yo, this dude look wild familiar. I get the bourbon. The dude took his hoodie off. N####, Kendrick Lamar is in the kitchen. Bro.
AllHipHop: Get out.
Oswin Benjamin: Kendrick is in the kitchen, just chilling. Now mind you, the same thing with you. I’ve been speaking, like trying to manifest things into the air for a while. I ran into Kendrick three times prior to this and wasn’t able to really chop it up with him. Once I was at the BET awards. I saw him again 2012 for your joint, and then I think he did something at Best Buy when God Kid, M.A.A.D. City dropped. I’m just around for all these times. I’m just like, yo, I got to chop it up with him.
And I remember specifically at the BET awards, I was talking to Kelly and Sway, and I was just like, “Yo, I’m mad I didn’t get a chance to see Kendrick.” He was right next to me, bro, and I didn’t even know it was him.
AllHipHop: Okay.
Oswin Benjamin: And Kelly and Sway was like, it’s good that you didn’t meet him (initially), and you’ll meet them on a level where it’s a respect amongst peers and it’s not a … “I’m a huge fan.” So, the fact that I met him at Rick Rubin’s crib, it was crazy. Finally got a chance to chop it up with him, and then the interns take care of the food for the whole time I was up there. So, I ate the best that I’ve eaten in three days off for eight dollars and just faith. It was crazy. Dope experience, bro. I cried up there. I was walking around there with my socks wiling. I was bugging out, but it was a dope experience.
R. Kelly believes he will not be able to mount a defense if he does not know who the accusers are.
The government contends R. Kelly may threaten harm to the women and their families if the victims’ names are disclosed due to his “egregious history of obstructive conduct,” lead prosecutor Richard P. Donoghue argued.
“There is a significant incentive for the defendant to tamper with witnesses in order to try to avoid spending a significant period of time in prison,” Donoghue said.
The Feds believe members of R. Kelly’s “Enterprise” are still roaming the streets, ready to cater to their bosses’ orders.
“The defendant continues to have access to significant resources and Enterprise members acting on his behalf,” Donoghue revealed.
The Feds are justified over their worries about R. Kelly’s reach from behind the walls.
Liife is here to prove that real hip-hop is alive and well. Hailing from Compton meant coming up in the streets, doing whatever you had to do to survive.
A product of his environment, the “Lifestyle” lyricist prides himself in producing real substance. He states, “I ain’t just the next rapper. No shot at nobody but I take pride in actually composing things that mean something, that will last forever. It’s real durable.”
Currently signed to Rostrum Records, the 30-year-old is ready to take this rap game to the next level, providing you the soundtrack for the struggle, the come up, the motivation, you name it.
AllHipHop: Who did you grow up listening to?
Liife: Me, I was really diverse when it came to music. I listened to everybody like Nas. Really, I’d go to sleep to Nas, Lil Wayne, Tupac. That was music that I really ingested. I took that in and was really inspired by what they were doing: Ice Cube, Tupac, Lil Wayne, Snoop Dogg. Lil Wayne was really my favorite artist at that time, I had Lil Wayne posters on the walls and everything. It’s so crazy because I went on to do a song with Lil Wayne, later on in my career.
AllHipHop: Yeah, how’d that happen?
Liife: It was just some real street stuff. On God, it was really street. Some people had got their chain took, some big artist that’s poppin’ right now had got his chain took. But me, I was the street dude. I was still rapping so everybody knew me. Because I was talented, I ain’t gon’ lie. People knew me. They called like “whoopty whoop, we trying to do this,” so I’m like “let’s see how we can make this beneficial for both sides.” I ended up meeting Wayne, I actually handed him his chain back. After that, we had a relationship. You know that Young Money chain he had, the big one? I handed him that.
AllHipHop: How did you have it?
Liife: I just knew. I can’t really incriminate myself, but I just knew s##t. He was out here for the House of Blues, he had a show. He was on his tour bus, had a studio in the back of it. We just chopped it up then the song came about, it was like “oh s##t!”
AllHipHop: Where’s that song?
Liife: It’s in the archives. It ain’t out yet. I’m going to put it out. I saved it so when I really needed it, it would be more of a momentum builder instead of just for no reason.
AllHipHop: What are the conversations with him like?
Liife: He was just like “yo you got a dope voice. You’re pretty good. If you stay at it, you have a promising future.” But I was still in the streets, so I’m like “whatever you say.”
AllHipHop: You just unleashed “Friends & Enemies.” What were you going through when you recorded it?
Liife: When I recorded that, I’m not sure if anybody would really understand when I say we’re living in an era where there’s no loyalty. It’s no real connection with nobody. Anybody can be on some s##t where it’s like “the bag is over here, I will do this to get to the bag. I will cross my whoever, I’ll cross my mama.” That’s the world we live in so some of my friends, we aren’t friends anymore for whatever reason. I came up with “when your friends turn to enemies,” then I was like “yo that’s a dope concept.” That’s the era we live in bro. How many people could you call your friends? Really. Like your real family.
AllHipHop: What are some goals yourself as an artist at this point of your career?
Liife: I want to get a Grammy and I want to get #1 album. That’s been one of my goals.
AllHipHop: What can we expect next?
Liife: New album What Yo Life Like coming summer of 2020.
(AllHipHop News) The news of an A$AP Rocky sex tape sent thousands of horny women and men into a sexual frenzy and a boatload of traffic to adult sites.
Even though A$AP Rocky has refused to confirm or deny his appearance in the sex tape, fans are desperate to get a peek of the rapper in action between the sheets.
According to adult website xHamster, searches for ASAP Rocky’s alleged video increased by 20,0000% in just a day.
“This is a Stormy Daniels level event,” said Alex Hawkins, VP of xHamster, in reference to President Trump’s ex-lover. “Welcome to the new decade.”
Ironically, the news of Rocky’s sex tape unseated President Donald Trump being impeached as the #1 trending topic on Twitter yesterday (December 19th).
“MY PENIS AND I WOKE UP 2 THE ALARMING DISTURBANCE OF A VIDEO CLIP 2DAY,” A$AP Rocky Tweeted. “AS HIS DEFENSE ATTORNEY WE’RE PREPARED 2 DENY ANY SLOW STROKES OR LACK OF KILLIN THE P*SSY. A LONG LIST OF SATISFIED WOMEN CAN ATTEST TOO. BUT THE REAL PUNCHLINE IS SEEING PPL WHO NEVER F*CKED HIM RATE HIM “
MY PENIS AND I WOKE UP 2 THE ALARMING DISTURBANCE OF A VIDEO CLIP 2DAY .AS HIS DEFENSE ATTORNEY WE’RE PREPARED 2 DENY ANY SLOW STROKES OR LACK OF KILLIN THE P#### .A LONG LIST OF SATISFIED WOMEN CAN ATTEST TOO. BUT THE REAL PUNCHLINE IS SEEING PPL WHO NEVER F##### HIM RATE HIM 😮
(AllHipHop Rumors) YOOOOOOO! I didn’t know that NBA Young Boy’s weird hit “DIRTY IYANNA” was about Iyanna Mayweather! What in tarnation? All I was wondering about was did Michael Jackson’s estate clear that song for that rapper dude to sing that MJ classic “Dirty Diana.” Now, there is a rumor that Floyd is going to beat up the young man, but I honestly don’t believe that. I think he’s simply going to get his kid away from him! We know violence is not the way and FM is not trying to have any issues legally.
POST MALONNNNNNNE – COME OUT AND PLAYYYYYY!
White people need to condemn this, but they won’t! Black people need to condemn this, but they won’t! Post Malone is calling Black people the n-word! Now, I know this seems like an antiquated conversation, but it is simple: DON’T USE THE N-WORD! What Posty Maloney let it hang out there! Is this nothing or am I right? I am offended!
By the way, check out this interview with Royce Da 5’9″! There ain’t no real rumors, but he does talk about Eminem and the BS with Nick Cannon. Nickle (Royce’s nickname) isn’t playing these games with people. He’s got something to say still!
SOLO LUCCI HAS A SEXTAPE!
Solo Lucci has his own sextape!! But, is it a leak? This, I don’t know for sure. Right now they are calling it a “leak.” I am not privy to release an of it, because AHH ain’t that kind of a site! However, I did see a screen shot and a dude that looks like Solo Lucci is having sex with two women! BUT, there’s a big ass major camera there doing the video. Basically, A CAMERA MAN! That ain’t no leak! That’s a p####! I think they need to do a rebrand of the term “sextape leak.”
Solo is a Houston rapper that is now a member of the cast of “Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood” – season four. He is in a relationship with Alexis Skyy, who also has babies with Fetty Wap!
(AllHipHop News) Megan Thee Stallion has a unique way of calming herself down if she gets worked up – she switches on an old Beyonce interview.
The 24-year-old singer has never made a secret of her love for Beyonce but revealed the unusual way the “Crazy in Love” hitmaker has a relaxing effect on her.
“Everybody knows that I super-love Beyonce,” she said. “I’m from Houston, she’s from Houston. I’ve been listening to her all my life… I watch her talk about basically going through the same struggles that I feel like I’m going through right now. If Beyonce could get through it, I could get through it.”
The “Hot Girl Summer” star also credited a bully in elementary school for really changing her outlook on life.
After recalling one particularly upsetting incident with the bully, Megan remembered how her mom inspired her to stand up for herself.
“It felt really good (to tell the bully off),” she grinned. “So then, after that, I just never gave a f##k about what anybody had to say about me.”
(AllHipHop News) After hosting a live battle against Joey Bada$$ at the Red Bull Music Festival Atlanta in November, Denzel Curry revealed plans to present a four-part series in several locales. Next year, the Carol City-born rapper is taking his wrestling-inspired musical experience back to South Florida.
The next installment of “Red Bull Zeltron World Wide” event has been announced for Miami onJanuary 18. Denzel Curry (aka Zeltron) will go head-to-head for 5 rounds against Atlanta emcee J.I.D in a custom-built ring.
Originally, the Zuu album creator held his first lyrical faceoff in 2018 when Curry battled Brooklyn rap collectiveFlatbush Zombies. “Red Bull Presents: Zeltron vs. Zombies” also took place in Miami.
“Red Bull Zeltron World Wide” is set for Miami’s The Warehouse at Magic City Innovation District. Tickets for the 18+ event are now available at eventbrite.com. Stops in Oakland and New York City are planned for 2020.
Kodak Black, real name Bill K. Kapri, did not respond to the lawsuit, because he was fighting a federal case over charges he lied on an application to buy several firearms, in addition to battling a rape case in South Carolina.
Fitts was eventually awarded a default judgment in October.
Despite Kodak Black’s legal predicament, Nicholas Fitts is aggressively seeking to collect his $91,000 judgment.
On December 11th, process servers popped up at the Federal Detention Center in Miami to give Kodak Black AKA Inmate #18149-104, a subpoena to turn over more documents related to paying off the settlement.
Nicholas Fitts is also seeking information about Kodak’s earnings from Warner Music Group, as well as BMI in his quest to recover his lost money.
The Love and Hip Hop franchise keeps growing and growing adding new “celebs” we’ve never heard of before.
Love and Hip Hop was initially supposed to be about the music, at least that’s what we thought. Now, they’re adding new talent to their roster and filming scenes that have nothing to do with music! Such as, on and off relationships, drama between girlfriends and side chicks, cheating, and all sorts of irrelevant topics.
Now, it looks like the Love and Hip Hop franchise is trying to really boost their ratings by their alleged casting call. According to Project Casting, Love and Hip Hop: Miami is now looking for plus size models.
You heard it right! What storyline would they center around plus size models on their show? I hope they don’t plan on body shaming these ladies all for ratings.
It looks like the franchise is trying to profit off of a very sensitive topic in the media. Lizzo has received backlash for her flaunting her body on social media and twerking on screen. Has you thinking if she were a size 2 or 3 would she still receive this type of public scrutiny? Possibly not. Women like Cardi B and Nicki Minaj show off their bodies all the time without the same backlash.
The casting reads:
Miami – Love and Hip Hop Miami
PLUS SIZE MODELS, ALL ETH, AGE NOT A FACTOR
RATE $40, half day shoot, 6-10 PM, Dec 20
Send full body pic, name and phone if not on file. Outfit, makeup and hair will be provided Wynwood area. Parking provided.
Project Casting hasn’t posted this on their Instagram. Maybe they’re trying to lowkey keep this a secret before word gets out what they are trying to do. Love and Hip Hop isn’t really doing all that great on the ratings, especially Miami. So maybe they think this will help?
What y’all think about this? Is this another ridiculous way for Love and Hip Hop to make money?
(AllHipHop News) Lil Pump spent some time giving back this week as he handed out food and warm clothes to the homeless in Los Angeles.
The “Drug Addict” rapper helped spread holiday cheer by dishing out hot meals, cold drinks and warm clothes for the winter, serving up corn dogs, turkey dogs, cheese dogs, french fries and lemonade.
He also passed out jackets, pants, and socks to around 600 people on Skid Row.
The star teamed up with the My Friends House Foundation, Hot Dog on a Stick and his pal R.D. Whittington, the owner of luxury celeb car company Wires Only, who donated $7,000 to the charity event.
(AllHipHop News) Rapper turned actor 50 Cent is set to headline yet another TV series with the comic book adaptation “Trill League.”
The short-form show, which will air on the streaming service Quibi, will be developed by South Park and Disenchanted writer Jameel Saleem.
50 Cent, real name Curtis Jackson, is thrilled to be part of such a groundbreaking series inspired by author Anthony Piper’s work.
“Anthony Piper and Jameel Saleem have created a world we haven’t seen before in ‘Trill League,’ looking forward to sharing it soon,” 50 Cent said.
“Trill League” revolves around a team of black superheroes who go up against a gaggle of monsters and supervillains.
“Writing a show about black superheroes is a dream come true for me and I couldn’t be luckier getting to do it with the brilliant Anthony Piper, who created this awesome world, and all the folks at G-Unit, Lionsgate, 3Arts and Quibi. It’s going to be something special,” added Saleem.
The news comes as Jackson is set to bid farewell to his series “Power,” which he also executive produces, in January.
Set to launch in April, Quibi will offer content across an array of genres, including original content and news services.
(AllHipHop News) Businessman Andrew Yang was one of the seven candidates that took part in last night’s Democratic debate on CNN. Before taking the stage at Loyola Marymount University, Yang met with musician/actor Donald “Childish Gambino” Glover earlier in the day.
The Grammy and Emmy winner endorsed Yang and hosted a pop-up fundraising event for the Venture for America founder on Thursday afternoon. Attendees were able to purchase exclusive “Donald Glover x Andrew Yang” merchandise with proceeds going towards the 44-year-old entrepreneur’s presidential campaign.
“Had a blast with Donald Glover today! Big thanks to everyone who came out in L.A.!” tweeted Yang. In addition, Glover was formally named as a creative consultant for the Yang 2020 political team.
Had a blast with Donald Glover today! Big thanks to everyone who came out in L.A.! pic.twitter.com/hk87FuArsS
Andrew Yang has made headway in the Democratic race with his signature policy, a “Freedom Dividend.” He is advocating for a $1,000-per-month universal basic income for all United States citizens that are 18 or older.
The Yang Gang is not the only 2020 presidential campaign to get backing from a Hip Hop artist. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has picked up public endorsements from Killer Mike, Cardi B, T.I., Lil Yachty, and Vic Mensa.
According to the latest Real Clear Politics average of national polls, former Vice President Joe Biden (27.8%) still leads all candidates in the Democratic field. Sanders is in second place (19.3%), and Yang is currently tied for sixth place (3.3%) with Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar.
(AllHipHop News) Swae Lee stopped by The Crete Academy in South Central Los Angeles on Wednesday. The Rae Sremmurd rapper/singer was in California to donate gifts to underserved children in need.
“I feel blessed and humbled to be able to provide for kids in the South Central community – outreach like this is necessary and meaningful, especially around the holidays,” says Swae Lee. “This is just a small token of thanks and a reflection of my gratefulness honestly.”
The “Sunflower” hitmaker adds, “Without these kids supporting me, streaming my music, watching my videos and coming to my shows I wouldn’t even have a career. I see myself in the youth. We all we got and if we don’t take care of each other, who will?”
Kids at The Crete Academy nonprofit charter school were given Chargers and Rams t-shirts. Plus, students who made the greatest strides in reading achievement this year were gifted brand new Xbox consoles.
