The Bay’s favorite luxury rapper Philthy Rich dropped smash single “Right Now” last summer, but yesterday the Traxamillion-produced track took on a new life as legends E-40 and Too Short joined Philthy and singer Ziggy in a hot remix video. The visuals for “Right Now Remix” dropped on WorldStar Hip Hop and sparked huge anticipation for Philthy’s The Remixes II album release this weekend!
Listen to The Remixes II
The Main Thang video is one of many to come from the Eazy Call project. Fans are anticipating the TO BE CONTINUED… version of the G.O.A.T. 2.0 video featuring Wale, and starring Teyana Taylor which is essentially part two of that video. In addition to that fans are excited to see whats to come of ‘She’ featuring AD and ‘Dirty Dancing’ featuring Neyo.
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(AllHipHop Rumors) DAMN RELL? Hell Rell – once one of the most feared men in the streets of New York – has been reduced to this? To keep it in perspective – HE HAD BULLET TEETH ON HIS ALBUM COVER! As far as I know, he just fell off the rap radar after he was incarcerated. He came back and the whole Dipset situation was different. He was sort of all alone in the rap world. Well, I think he still is, because 50 Cent is now going in on him ALL LATE. Rugger got beat up in a restaurant while he was eating with his family. This was the climax of a couple situations of street beef. But all of that is old…until 50 Cent randomly put my dude on his IG yesterday.
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Remember when Joe Budden said some funmy stuff about Hell Rell and it looked like it could turn violent? Well, when 50 Cent did it, Rell got the giggles and let it be known he got his gun on him now. I hope my G ain’t an honest felon, because he just told on himself.
I don’t see 50 signing Hell Rell to G-Unit, but it definitely would not pay to get all mad on social media.
And then Remy Ma jumped in!
Did he want to get away from Jim Jones and pick an easier target? I dunno.
UPDATE!!!!!! HELL RELL IS BACK!!!!
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The only thing is: is that Relly? I can’t telly with his back turned!
(AllHipHop Rumors) Chris Rock is one of comedies greatest comedians of all time. The New York-born funnyman is one of the few to turn his stand up career into a successful career as an actor.
Chris Rock got one of his first big comedic breaks by appearing as a cast member on the NBC show “Saturday Night Live.” Shortly after Chris would go on to land memorable movie roles that would help develop his legacy.
His career as a stand-up comedian would explode after his “Bigger and Blacker” special premiered on HBO. Chris Rock would become one of America’s go-to comedians after that. Rock recently released his latest stand-up special “Tamborine” on Netflix.
The special presents a seasoned Chris Rock delivering new material in front of a sold-out audience. A few of the jokes were personal and some even dove into his recent divorce from his wife.
Rumors have been swirling about what could cause a breakup of the longtime special and Chris would even state that he cheated and was a terrible husband during the special.
Now rumors are flying about who the comedian cheated on his wife with and fingers are pointing to his “I Think I Love My Wife” co-star Kerry Washington. Washington is now married, but during the film, she played a beautiful woman Rock’s character wish he got the chance to hook up with.
According to rumors, a hookup actually happened between the pair. That rumored hookup would be one of the later reasons why Rock’s wife would divorce him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fV4tRFie_ao
(AllHipHop News) “Skinny” Joey Merlino is a well-known Philly crime boss who has survived numerous attempts on his life over the past 20 years in the City of Brotherly Love.
According to Skinny Joey, he was excited to see Meek back on the streets of Philadelphia.
“I’m glad he’s at home with his family where he belongs,” Skinny Joey Merlino said during a press conference regarding his own pending prison sentence.
Just as Meek Mill gained his freedom last week, Skinny Joey was losing his, after being released from a 12-year sentence, which ended in 2011.
The mobster pleaded guilty to an illegal betting charge on Friday (April 27).
Skinny Joey is looking at up to 16 months in prison this September when he is sentenced for racketeering, fraud, extortion, loan sharking and other crimes on the East Coast.
(AllHipHop Rumors) It is a shame that Kanye is just a troll now. This is why there is still a need for labels and systems. Some of these artists still need some direction. He’s all over the place, using the Trump formula of “any and all press and attention is good press and attention.” Sad. Here is the latest. Kanye has been trying to repair the irreparable damage he has done to his reputation and career. He decided to cut his hair off and said the following:
Now some people may not even know who Emma is. Emma González was thrust into prominence as an activist after the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida. She is only 19 years old and is a advocate for gun control. She’s not out of high school and is completely, UNIMPRESSED BY KANYE. I’m not mad at her.
Emma did a classy a$$ clapback to Kanye’s praise.
And her clapback ended up getting more RTs and responses than Kanye’s praise of her. Well, we all know this ain’t genuine. This is where the backpedaling gets you all tripped up.
Now, Nipsey Hussle is now going at the boy HARD. He put him on the festival screen at the Broccoli Festival in Washington D.C. over the weekend. According to reports, he lead the crowd saying “F#ck Kanye!” DAMN, B! They are not playing with the homie Ye! He’s cancelled!
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THIS JUST IN! Daz from the Dogg Pound just put an all out alert to…do something very bad to Kanye. Now, I know Kanye said some things in his new song about Crip and Bloods and a truce, but I didn’t think it was that bad. Here is what Daz said:
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This is what Kanye West said on that song with T.I.:
“Y’all been leadin’ with hate, see I just approach it different
Like a gang truce, the first Blood to shake a Crip’s hand
I know everybody emotional
Is it better if I rap about crack? Huh? ‘Cause it’s cultural?
Or how about I’ma shoot you, or f### your b####?
Or how about all this Gucci, ’cause I’m f#####’ rich”
I ain’t no fan of Ye but should Daz be issuing an all out death alert on the guy?
There’s no stopping TDE at this point, you can only embrace the movement and what it’s brought to the culture as a staff, record label and as a motherf*ckin’ crew! You are almost required to bump all TDE as loud as possible after their recent stretch of hits. Unless its Sza and then her music is great being played at normal levels – like this song. Check out this new visual from SZA’s widely popular album, CTRL that goes right into a taboo topic: p####.
Boosie has plans to drop his Bigger and Badder Than Ever album so in the mean time he gives fans this 20-track project Boonk Gang Vol. 1 mixtape, where he raps over industry beats.
SahBabii, one of Hip-Hop’ newest talents, brings his hypnotic voice for the official video to “Outstanding” Ft. 21 Savage. On Twitter, SahBabii recently promised “a SahBabii summer,” and it’s shaping up to be with all the heat he has coming. Check this one out above!
Big Hud drops a massive collaboration with Dallas, TX rappers Yella Beezy and Lil Ronny MothaF. Produced by Marz Beats, “Got My Own” is set to appear on Big Hud’s LP, Big Dawg Johnson, due out late 2018.
Returning with his first release since his last mixtape titled OYBA hosted by DJ Holiday, Big Hud has been behind-the-scenes building a production team of writers and producers. So far the team has placed tracks with Money Man, Too Short, Lucas Coly, Gunna, Lil Pump & Rittz to name a few.
https://soundcloud.com/bighud214/got-my-own-ft-yella-beezy-lil-ronny-mothaf/s-XxPKv
(AllHipHop Rumors) I cannot get a grasp on this Jim Jones / 50 Cent thing. I thought they were playing around, when they were both comparing how many weights they can lift. And it was just a bunch of testosterone gone wild. It was cool. A pair of quintessential New York OG’s going back and forth. But, today Jim offered to shoot the fade with 50 Cent. He also thanked 50 Cent for the free promo for his latest album, Wasted Talent. (Jim, where is our interview?!) Now, it feels like its turning into something else. Check this out.
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50 Cent brushed it off, but I didn’t get the impression this is a joke.
And suddenly, Fif takes a bee-line to the left.
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I know better. This is theatrics, especially from 50 Cent. Both men are big so we know, a punch is a bunch. Jim has taken L’s that we know of. So has 50, but 50’s always have involved guns. So, its cool, but this won’t happen. If it do, it would be legendary!
I will say this: Jim living life.
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Happy Birthday, Chrissy!
While social media stars have been ascending to real life stardom, their impact has become immensely felt in the hip hop industry. 9 year old personality, Lil Tay, has climbed from just over 200k followers on April 1 to over 1.2m followers by the time this article was published, just 28 days later. A direct example of her influence is heard on the intro to Milan based artist Rickky Wokke’s debut single, Chanel & 8o8’s, which samples one of Lil Tay’s viral Instagram clips.
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After adjusting to some time zone changes, we jumped on a call with the budding rapper for an exclusive Q & A.
AHH. Why did you decide to sample Lil Tay?
RW. I made this song a month ago, before she was verified and blowing up as fast as she is. As an artist you have to have an eye for upcoming waves. I just thought it would be fire. The funny thing is, she’s saying real s### that hits home for me. The culture is real, it doesn’t matter where you’re from, the color of your skin, your age. It’s bringing the world together.
AHH. How did you come up with the artist name, Rickky Wokke?
RW. I was in Nigeria last year just visiting, and some of the old heads out there would call me Wokke, so I just ran with it. Just means balanced life.
AHH. Where are you originally from?
RW. Washington, DC.
AHH. What made you move to Italy?
RW. I’m in Milan a lot, that’s where my main studio and producer, Dee1L33, are. I’m all over Europe just working with dope talent. There is a lot of talent out here. Just feel blessed I have the opportunity to do it my way.
AHH. How old are you?
RW. I’m 24, a Leo.
AHH. Why start making music now?
RW. I was on a Europe tour with Ski Mask last year, just realized that the stage is where I want to be. Back in high school I would write and record with a karaoke mic and audacity software but never really took it seriously. That tour sparked a fire in me and I’m nice.
AHH. Who are your biggest influences?
RW. Just trying to make a better life for the fam. But I like what certain artists are doing and have done. The Pacs, Biggies, Hov, Cole, Drake and Kendrick. I really vibe with Uzi. His s### is fire.
AHH. Anything else you want to add?
RW. I’m working on an album called “Brahmanda” and I’ll be dropping a few singles in the next couple months. So stay on the look out.
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(AllHipHop News) It appears as though Kanye West has revealed the artwork for his upcoming 7-track album.
Earlier today, Kanye was back on Twitter, where he posted an image Dr. Jan Adams, the man who performed plastic surgery on his mother Dr. Donda West.
According to Kanye, this photo of Dr. Adams will be used as his upcoming album’s cover.
Kanye, also asked fans to help him his new release.
Shortly after West’s untimely death, Dr. Jan Adams said nothing had gone wrong during the operation, which included a tummy tuck, a breast reduction, and liposuction.
Dr. Donda West was a former professor and she vacated her title as chair of Chicago State University’s Department of English and Speech in 2004, to be Kanye’s manager.
The release of the supposed album artwork comes on the heels of two new tracks from Kanye West.
Kanye dropped one song titled “Lift Yourself,” and another titled “Ye Vs The People” featuring T.I.
(AllHipHop News) Rapper Too $hort is taking legal action to rehabilitate his reputation after a rape case against him was rejected earlier this month.
Teana Louis claimed the Oakland rapper had sexually assaulted her on various occasions in 2016 and made her to have oral and a### sex against her wishes.
Too $hort alleges Teana Louis may have perpetrated a crime by filing a false police report.
He also says the accusations in court and on social media affected multiple business opportunities he was working on.
The rapper is suing for slander and defamation of character and he is asking for an unspecified amount of damages.
(AllHipHop News) Tekashi 6ix9ine’s allegiance to the Bloods is costing him a business deal worth millions.
Last week, police revealed 6ix9ine’s manager was a person of interest in three separate shootings, including one inside of the Barclay’s Center during the Adrien Broner/Jessie Vargas fight last weekend.
The Brooklyn rapper, who has been banned from the Barclay’s Center in the wake of the shooting, just lost a multi-million dollar deal with headphone company, TUNES.
The company had lined $4.5 million for 6ix9ine to promote a colorful line of headphones, but they have backed out of the deal over the recent violence, which is reportedly connected to a feud with rapper Casanova.
“At this time it is in the best interest of our company to move on. We wish him well, he’s a great artist,” a rep for TUNES said in a statement.
(AllHipHop News) Royce Da 5’9″ may not be recording any more albums with Slaughter House, but he’s not stopping. He’s already released PRhyme 2 with DJ Premier and he’s gearing up for the release of his next solo outing.
“Its definitely my most personal, diverse solo album to date,” he told Chuck Creekmur of AllHipHop. “I’m looking to release more music this year than I ever have in a year.”
One of the highlights of Book of Rhyme is a long-awaited reunion with mentor and partner-in-rhyme Eminem. The Detroit native revealed the entire tracklisting on his Instagram and all of the guest appearances. The album also includes Logic, J. Cole, Pusha T, Fabolous, Jadakiss, T-Pain, and more.
The rapper has already given some info around the opus, but this is a considerably more comprehensive look.
Royce told AllHipHop that he’s trying to get two titans on one of his albums, before they check out of Hip-Hop.
“Jay-Z and Nas. I’m a fan of a whole lot of people. The more seasoned I become, the more I am able to appreciate different styles, he said in an exclusive interview. “I think I have a lot of fun mixing with people that don’t necessarily do what I do and try to come into each other’s world and trying to figure out a way to make something that’s good. I would love that challenge, but just being a straight up fan of somebody…”
“I’m doing some things with Redman. That’s scratched off the bucket list, but not all the way off the bucket list, because we haven’t put nothing out yet” he said. “Jay Z and Nas, they are like on my Mount Rushmore. So is like…”I want to catch them before they are outta here, because you can feel it coming. Nas is just a hop, skip and a jump from being outta here. I’m like, ‘Big homie…just when you got some time.'”
The opus, Book of Ryan, is set to hit stores and streaming outlets on May 5.
1.”Intro”
2. “Woke”
3. “Where’s My Parallel (Skit)”
4. “Caterpillar” featuring King Green and Eminem
5. “God Speed” featuring Ashley Sorrell
6. “Dumb” featuring B#####
7. “Who Are You (Skit)”
8. “Cocaine”
9. “Life Is Fair”
10. “Boblo featuring” J. Cole
11. “Legendary”
12. “Summer On Lock” featuring Pusha T, Jadakiss, and Fabolous
13. “Amazing” featuring Melanie Rutherford
14. “Outside” featuring Marsha Ambrosius and Robert Glasper
15. “Power”
16. “Protecting Ryan (Skit)”
17. “Strong Friend”
18. “Anything-Everything”
19. “Stay Woke” featuring Ashley Sorrell
20. “First of the Month” featuring T. Pain and Chavis Chandler
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Photo: Courtesy of Royce Da 5’9″
(AllHipHop News) T.I. went to visit Kanye West to set him straight and the pair ended up doing a song called “Ye vs The People.” While the song is getting mixed reviews, it is definitely an interesting concept with Tip challenging Kanye on his recent support of Donald Trump.
Check out the lyrics and weigh in.
[Intro: Four Tops]
I had for us
Turned my dreams into dust
I watch a phone that, I had for us
Turned my dreams into dust
[Verse: Kanye West & T.I. (T.I.’s lyrics appear in bold]
I know Obama was Heaven-sent
But ever since Trump won, it proved that I could be President
Yeah you can, at what cost though?
Don’t that go against the teachings that Ye taught for?
Yo T.I.P., I hear your side and everybody talk though
But ain’t goin’ against the grain everything I fought for?
Prolly so, Ye, but where you tryna go with this?It’s some s### you just don’t align with and don’t go against
You just readin’ the headlines, you don’t see the fine print
You on some choosin’-side s###, I’m on some unified s###
It’s bigger than your selfish agenda
If your election ain’t gon’ stop police from murderin’ n#####
Bruh, I never ever stopped fightin’ for the people
Actually wearin’ the hat’ll show people that we’re equal
You gotta see the vantage point of the people
What makes you feel equal makes them feel evil
See that’s the problem with this damn nation
All Blacks gotta be Democrats, man, we ain’t made it off the plantation
F### what you choose as your political party
You representin’ dudes who seem crude and cold-hearted
With blatant disregard for the people who put you in position
So don’t you feel an obligation to them?
I feel an obligation to show people new ideas
And if you wanna hear ’em, here go two right here
Make America Great Again, had a negative reception
I took it, wore it, rocked it, gave it a new direction
Added empathy, care and love and affection
And y’all simply questionin’ my methods
What you willin’ to lose for the point to be proved?
This is stubborn selfish b#######, even for you
You wore a dusty ass hat to represent the same views
As white supremacy, man, we expect better from you
All them times you sounded crazy, we defended you, homie
Now just to be let down when we depend on you, homie
That’s why it’s important to know what direction you’re goin’ now
‘Cause everything that you built can be destroyed and torn down
You think I ain’t concerned about how I affect the past?
I mean, that hat stayed in my closet about a year and a half
Then one day I was like, “F### it, I’ma do me”
I was in the sunken place and then I found the new me
Not worried ’bout some image that I gotta keep up
Lot of people agree with me, but they’re too scared to speak up
The greater good of the people is first
Have you considered all the damage and the people you hurt?
You had a bad idea, and you’re makin’ it worse
S###’s just as bad as Catholic preachers rapin’ in church
Y’all been leadin’ with hate, see I just approach it different
Like a gang truce, the first Blood to shake a Crip’s hand
I know everybody emotional
Is it better if I rap about crack? Huh? ‘Cause it’s cultural?
Or how about I’ma shoot you, or f### your b####?
Or how about all this Gucci, ’cause I’m f#####’ rich
[?] for the lack of respect
Startin’ to look like Donnie cut you a check
Toyin’ with hot lava, better be careful with that
What’s it mean to gain the world if you ain’t standin’ for s###?
Okay I gotta say it, Ye, you sound high as a b####
Yeah, genocide and slavery, we should just try and forget
All that free thought s###, find a better defense
But if Ye’s stuck in his way, he can leave it at that
F### it
[Outro: Kanye West]
Alright T.I.P., we could be rappin’ about this all day, man, why don’t we just cut the beat off and let the people talk?
(AllHipHop Music) Kanye West said he would explain his Trump stance in his music and now he has started the process outside of an intense trolling process.
Power 106 in Los Angeles debuted the song and it has already spread across the internet. On the song, he says, “I know that Obama was heaven sent, but ever since Trump won it proved I could be president.”
On the song, T.I. and Kanye go back and forth over a track, talking about the Trump week in news. It is almost like Tip is interviewing Kanye, who has been besieged with criticism since expressing love and adulation for Donald Trump.
Here are some other lyrics:
Bruh, I never ever stopped fightin’ for the people
Actually wearin’ the hat’ll show people that we’re equal
You gotta see the finer point of the people
What makes you feel equal makes them feel evil
See that’s the problem with this damn nation
All Blacks gotta be Democrats, man, we ain’t made it off the plantation
Click here for the song, until the CDQ version emerges.
Earlier in the day, Kanye had resorted to trolling to release a “song” that was almost wholly comprised of jibberish.
The hardest bar on the song was “poopty scoopty.”