According to Chris Gotti, he and Irv have 10 high-profile projects in the pipeline, including a movie about the “Supreme Team” crew of drug dealers in Queens, New York.
During an interview on The Outlaws Radio Show on iHeartRadio, Chris Gotti said Oscar Award-winning actor Jamie Foxx has committed to play Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff, the leader of The Supreme Team.
“We got ‘Tales: Season 3,’ greenlit. We have ‘Tales: Gospel,’ greenlit. We have ‘Tales: R&B,’ greenlit. When I say greenlit, I mean contracts, it’s done,” Chris Gotti said.
Chris also said a Latin version of “Tales” and a spin-off talent show based on the “Tales” brand was on the way, along with an untitled movie about a rapper selling his soul to the devil.
And then Chris Gotti dropped a bombshell revelation about their next project.
“We have The Supreme Team movie., greenlit. We’ve got Jamie Foxx committed and signed on playing Supreme,” Chris Gotti revealed.
The Supreme Team organization was headed up by Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff.
McGriff is the gangster who allegedly ordered a hit on 50 Cent over his song “Ghetto Quran,” which, resulted in the rapper infamously being shot nine times.
McGriff is serving a life sentence for a $50,000 murder-for-hire plot.
In 2001, Eric “E-Money Bags” Smith and Troy “Big Nose” Singleton were killed, and a New York jury convicted McGriff of being part of the conspiracy concerning their deaths.
Singleton was murdered execution-style on October 28, 2001, for a double murder, in addition to allegedly pistol-whipping Ja Rule’s manager outside a Queens, New York nightclub.
McGriff was also convicted over the killing of E Money Bags, who supposedly murdered one of Preme’s closest associates, Colbert “Black Just” Johnson.
(AllHipHop News) Police have released surveillance footage of the gunman who shot and killed Kevin Durant’s adopted brother back in March.
Cliff Dixon was shot and killed by an unknown gunman outside of the SL Lounge, as he prepared to celebrate his birthday.
Newly released footage shows a suspect dressed in all black, pacing around the parking lot of SL Lounge just before he walked up and shot Cliff at point-blank range.
(AllHipHop News) Grammy-winning vocalist Gabi “H.E.R.” Wilson is the latest artist set to present a performance via virtual reality. H.E.R. will VR stream her headlining set at the Lights On Festival in Oculus Venues.
The “Focus” singer is scheduled to hit the stage at the Concord Pavilion in Concord, California on September 14 at 9:30 pm PT. The live simulation is being produced and broadcast by Supersphere. Viewers from across the world can watch the spectacle with a VR headset (Oculus Quest, Oculus Go).
H.E.R. curated The Lights On Festival. The showcase will also feature R&B acts Jhené Aiko, Daniel Caesar, Summer Walker, Ari Lennox, Kiana Ledé, DaniLeigh, Melii, Lucky Daye, Marc E. Bassy, LONR, Tone Stith, bLAck pARty, and Rayana Jay.
“Concord Pavilion is the ultimate venue. It is the perfect place to bring people from all over the Bay. I have many memories watching shows and DREAMING I’d be able to perform there. The Bay Area is my home… it’s a dream come true to host my festival there,” said H.E.R. in a press release.
Previously, Oculus Venues livestreamed A$AP Ferg’s “Mad Man Tour” show from Chicago’s House of Blues. That 2018 concert was set in a virtual stadium filled with global attendees.
(AllHipHop News) Steve Rifkind’s legendary Hip Hop label Loud Records is observing 25 years of existence. A star-studded “Loud Twenty-Five” event is booked for October 11 at Newark’s Prudential Center.
“This celebration means the world to me. Loud was born out of a love for Hip Hop and a childhood fantasy. To see it grow into one of the most iconic and storied Hip Hop labels in history and having the opportunity to celebrate with our amazing artists 25 years later leaves me speechless about our journey,” states Rifkind.
Loud affiliated acts like Wu-Tang Clan, Three 6 Mafia, Project Pat, Xzibit,Tha Alkaholiks, dead prez, and M.O.P. are set to perform. The concert will also feature a tribute for Mobb Deep’s Prodigy as well as a Big Pun remembrance with Fat Joe and Remy Ma.
“I had to take Pun to Loud. Loud was the best record label on earth,” says Fat Joe about his late rap apprentice. Classic albums such as Big Pun’s Capital Punishment, Wu-Tang Clan’s Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), and Mobb Deep’s The Infamous came out via the New York City-based record company founded by Steve Rifkind and Rich Isaacson.
Mark made it clear he has no sympathy for Cameron James Pettit, the guy who was arrested last week and charged with selling his son the drugs that ultimately led to his death.
“So they finally caught the motherf##ker that sold him the drugs that killed him,” he said as fans cheered. “And we find some comfort in that. Many of us were young, including me, experimenting with drugs, but it’s a different f##king world out there.
“All it takes is a stone, a little tiny stone of fentanyl and cocaine and you’re dead. Drugs are being laced with fentanyl, all kinds of drugs, and one thing I would say to you is don’t take the risk. It’s just not worth it.”
(AllHipHop News) “Could care less bout sum $$ if I’m not happy. Hate this sh*t. I love y’all but this sh*t won’t b continuing as long as y’all thought,” tweeted Lil Tecca on September 5. Based on those tweets, the 17-year-old newcomer seems to be considering leaving the music business. If he does, Tecca will at least walk away with a Number One on the Top Rap Albums chart.
We Love You Tecca opened with 68,000 equivalent album units. That total was enough to give the Queens, New York representative the top-selling Hip Hop effort of the week. 64,000 of those units were from streaming and only 4,000 from pure sales.
Besides topping the Rap Albums chart, We Love You Tecca is also #1 on the R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. Other projects to reach the pinnacle of both rankings in 2019 include 21 Savage’s I Am > I Was, A Boogie wit da Hoodie’s Hoodie SZN, Nipsey Hussle’s Victory Lap, Lil Nas X’s 7, and Young Thug’s So Much Fun.
Tecca’s “Ransom” was a huge hit. Thesingle peaked at #4 on the Hot 100 chart. It has also led the On-Demand Streaming Songs, Streaming Songs, Rap Streaming Songs, and R&B Hip-Hop Streaming Songs charts. Five tracks from We Love You Tecca are on this week’s Hot 100 chart.
(AllHipHop News) Creepshow, the 1982 anthology film written by Stephen King and directed by George A. Romero, is back in a new form. The Shudder streaming service will begin airing the rebooted Creepshow series on September 26 at 9 pm ET/6 pm PT.
Hip Hop artists Big Boi and Kid Cudi will appear on the program. David Arquette, Giancarlo Esposito, DJ Qualls, Adrienne Barbeau, Tobin Bell, Bruce Davison, Dana Gould, and Tricia Helfer are also attached to the six-episode series.
“Some stories are funny, some scary, some suspenseful,” said executive producer Greg Nicotero (The Walking Dead). “You get a different experience with each.”
Nicotero, John Harrison, Tom Savini, Dave Bruckner, Roxanne Benjamin, John Harrison, and Rob Schrab directed individual segments for the first season. Creepshow is produced by the Cartel with Monster Agency Productions, Taurus Entertainment, and Striker Entertainment.
1982’s Creepshow was well-received by critics at the time it hit theaters. It grossed $21 million (approximately $55 million in 2018 dollars) at the domestic box office and eventually earned cult horror classic status. Two sequels were made in 1987 and 2006, respectively.
“I wanna embrace the spirit of the original movie. I always felt that Creepshow was way ahead of its time in terms of what George was doing,” stated Nicotero.
Akademiks claimed Minaj threatened him. He read alleged direct messages from the “Megatron” performer. Ak recalled, “Nicki hit me. She said, ‘When you gonna be in New York?'” He later added, “I told her I’d be back in New York on Monday. Y’all wanna hear Nicki Minaj in my DMs today?”
The veteran YouTuber then suggested that Minaj attempts to play innocent in public but engages in manipulative actions behind the scenes. Akademik’s decision to read her messages to his audience was apparently his way of exposing Nicki Minaj.
“Let me show you who Nicki really is. I just want to show who these motherf*ckers are ’cause this is who they are,” declared Akademiks. “This is Nicki, ‘You been mad since I made a joke about you with Joe [Budden] on my show. The people you rep won’t be able to stop your jaw from getting broken. I know too much about your family for you to be playing with me, you hoe ass rat.'”
Ak reacted to the apparent warning by sending laughing emojis. He also responded by writing, “Your threat is received. We’ll see each other at some point. Take care, babe.”
Plus, Nicki allegedly told Akademiks that her husband, Kenneth Perry, wanted to speak to him in person. Petty has been convicted of attempted rape of a 16-year-old girl in 1994 and first-degree manslaughter of a man in 2006. Ak insisted he will not change his rhetoric or his content despite Minaj’s menacing DMs.
This is not the first time Nicki Minaj has been accused of going after a blogger in direct messages on social media. Last year, Wanna Thompson criticized Minaj’s songs. The rapstress then direct messaged Thompson which included her telling the journalist, “Eat a d**k you hating a** hoe.”
She also recently slammed HipHopDX for comparing her music to Cardi B’s music. According to Akademiks, Nicki is “obsessed” with Cardi’s success and takes issue with people in the industry that show any support for her rival.
(AllHipHop News) Out of all the beefs 50 Cent has been involved in throughout his career, not too many people would have predicted the outspoken mogul would be feuding with a dead man. 50 caught backlash from Michael Jackson’s fans for suggesting Chris Brown was a better performer than the deceased King of Pop.
Then MJ’s daughter Paris Jackson got involved in the situation by standing up for her dad on social media. The 21-year-old scion wrote in 50’s Instagram comment section, “superbowl 1993. true legends don’t need to exert outrageous amounts of energy just to grasp your attention. stillness, my friend. stillness. more power in stillness than you can probably understand.”
Fiddy first responded by referencing the sexual misconduct allegations leveled against MJ in HBO’s Leaving Neverland documentary. He posted on IG, “Why am I the bad guy, I understand how you feel Paris, but does anyone care about how the little boys butts feels.” 5-0 continued his trolling of the Jacksons on Hot 97’s Ebro In The Morning.
“What’s her name said that about the stillness – to stop and watch the whole place just go crazy. You’re giving them a moment to think about it. That’s a part of it too. I think that was a powerful move,” said the 44-year-old rapper/actor.
50 added, “But if you’re talking about stillness, I can do this… [holds pose for several seconds]. I was being still. I can do that as well as Michael can do that. I’m just talking about the showmanship, the things that they did do that made the King of Pop to me. And Chris [Brown] having those qualities are the closest thing to it in this period.”
(AllHipHop News) Daniel “Tekashi 6ix9ine” Hernandez is expected to begin testifying in Anthony “Harv” Ellison and Aljermiah “Nuke” Mack’s federal trial on September 16. The Brooklyn-bred rapper is reportedly preparing to lay out his role in assisting the Nine Trey Bloods.
“The Government expects CW-2 [Hernandez] to testify that one of his roles in Nine Trey was to make money for the gang and distribute that money among Nine Trey members,” reads a letter from U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman. Complex published portions of the document.
Alleged Nine Trey associates Ellison and Mack have also been accused of setting up the 2018 kidnapping and robbery of 6ix9ine in New York City. There have also been reports that the two defendants will claim the so-called abduction and heist was part of a scheme to promote the rap star’s music.
In addition, Tekashi69 is expected to tell the court he was willing to pay $50,000 to have Ellison murdered. The 23-year-old government witness will also supposedly admit that violent lyrics in his songs like “Gummo,” “Kooda,” and “Billy” were directed at musical rivals such as Trippie Redd and Casanova.
Mack and Ellison are both facing 20 years to life in prison for racketeering and firearm charges. Mack was also hit with a narcotics conspiracy indictment which comes with a mandatory minimum of 10 years in prison. 6ix9ine already pleaded guilty in the racketeering and firearm case.
“As alleged in the Superseding Indictment, Aljermiah Mack, like his Nine Trey co-conspirators, engaged in brazen acts of gun violence and narcotics dealing. Thanks to our remarkable partners at HSI, ATF, and the NYPD, he now faces federal charges for his serious crimes,” stated U.S. Attorney Berman in June.
(AllHipHop News) Fans of Chance The Rapper will have to wait to see The Big Day creator live in concert. Chano took to Instagram to let his followers know he is delaying “#TheBigDay Tour” in order to spend more time with his family.
Chance posted:
I thought it over for the past week and I’ve decided to push back my tour. This year has been one of the greatest of my life; Marriage, new baby, first album etc. But with it being so eventful it has also been very strenuous having to divide my time and energy between family and work. When Kensli was born, I went on tour 2 weeks later and missed some of the most important milestones in her life, but more importantly I was absent when her mother needed me the most. At this point as a husband and father of two I realize that I can’t make that mistake again. I need to be as helpful and available as possible to my wife in these early months of raising Kensli and Marli. I apologize because I know how many people were counting on seeing me soon, but I hope you’ll understand and forgive me in time. Tour kicks off Jan. 15th and you can still get tix or your refund if you are unavailable at chanceraps.com & a few of the shows are still being rescheduled as well so stay tuned. I love you guys AND LITERALLY CANT WAIT FOR U TO WITNESS THIS SHOW SIDENOTE: 9/28 CHICAGO AT UNITED CENTER IS STILL ON AS WELL AS “LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL FEST” “IHEART MUSIC FEST” & “MIAMI BEACH POP FEST”! ❤️
The Big Dayopened at #2 on the Billboard 200. Chance’s debut studio album collected 108,000 first-week units before slipping to #42 in its sixth week on the chart. The project features contributions from Nicki Minaj, Gucci Mane, DaBaby, Megan Thee Stallion, John Legend, and more.
Today (September 9), Ice T drops off a snippet of his upcoming track “Too Old For The Dumb S##t.”
“I said, you know what I’ve been in film. What if I made a trilogy where the videos were as important as the song and do one, two, three songs that tell like a story of this criminal that’s going through these different things,” Ice T told AllHipHop.com.
“So the ‘Feds’ trilogy is three songs, I did it out of order like George Lucas (“Star Wars” director). I’m releasing ‘Too Old For The Dumb S##t’ which is actually Part 1 in the series,” Ice T explained.
The release is through Mick Bentson’s Pay Up Records and Ice-T’s Final Level Records with distribution through Empire Records. The pair have a long standing relationship that includes the highly successful brand The Art of Rap, which produces concerts, merch and a documentary.
Take a listen to the snippet and get ready for the full interview with Ice T on AllHipHop.com later this week! If you want to purchase or stream the song, you can get it right here.
Peewee Longway does not get the credit he deserves.
Coming up out of Atlanta in the beginning stages of this new melodic rap/trap wave, Peewee Longway, real name Quincy Williams, embodies a unique, unorthodox flow that contained vivid images and storytelling.
Growing up in a single-parent home alongside his brother and sister, the self-proclaimed”Blue M&M” had to quickly adapt and hustle for his dreams.
Now, Peewee Longway remains determined as hell, consistently unleashing bangers for his growing fanbase, deemed the “Lobby Runners.”
If you need a refresher, revisit his Running Around the Lobby project released in 2013.
AllHipHop: Being from Atlanta, how does that play into your life and career?
Peewee Longway: It played a lot in my career by having a lot of swag and culture in Atlanta. It helped me to what’s going on in the streets and what’s going in the daytime. By me staying in Atlanta, it made me different than everybody else.
AllHipHop: Bring us back to your days with Thug.
Peewee Longway: I ain’t really tryna give you that info. When we first started — our first shows were in South Carolina. It actually was like didn’t nobody really know who we were at that time but the promoters.
AllHipHop: What is it like seeing his career blowup?
Peewee Longway: Amazing. I’m overwhelmed. I’m baffled right now. s##t we grew up together, so it’s amazing to me.
AllHipHop: You’re “On Dat Freestyle” is at over 6 million views on Youtube. Did you foresee it blowing up like this?
Peewee Longway: I did not think it would do 6 million views. Not no freestyle. I wasn’t going through nothing, I was just having fun. The energy was good.
AllHipHop: Talk about putting on that face mask and shooting the visual. Omar the director did that.
Peewee Longway: “I Can’t Get Enough” video. Talk about being on the floor and what your vision was. Also my director. Omar’s my video man, he shoots all my videos. We drive the boat, everybody got they own part. I told him whatever his vision he sees with me, I’ma do my part. Whatever he want me to do, I’ma do it.
AllHipHop: Can you elaborate on the intro scene with the Activist?
Peewee Longway: Nah it wasn’t hard because… I wouldn’t have even made this interview right now. It made me sluggish.
AllHipHop: You just unleashed “Fiji Water,” bring us back to that studio session.
Peewee Longway: Man it was the beat and the energy of the studio. I just really in my head was just going back and forth with the melody [hums melody]. Just went on the mic and tried it. I came out the booth, they were like “why’d you go that way?” I’m like s##t, I was playing and tried it. Kept it.
AllHipHop: You say you’re “still selling dope,” you still in the streets?
Peewee Longway: Nah I ain’t still in the streets. It’s just music, I’m just making it rhyme.
AllHipHop: What can we expect on your forthcoming project
Peewee Longway: The Blue M&M 4? “Fiji Water”! We got “Wakanda.” We got “Up Up Up.” You can expect a whole lotta bangers. If you following the series, if you a fan of the Blue M&M series, then you gon’ fan of The Blue M&M 4.
AllHipHop: Any features?
Peewee Longway: I got Quavo, you know I’ma keep the Migos on something. I got Key Glock on there. I got a couple of my artists like Wicced and MPA HeadShakur. I ain’t really go outside the box this time.
AllHipHop: Talk about getting a rare feature from NBA Youngboy. How’d that happen?
Peewee Longway: That’s my lil homie. You call that rare?
AllHipHop: I don’t think he f##ks with a lot of people.
Peewee Longway: He don’t f##k with a lot of folks, but I’m rare. So I guess we both rare then.
AllHipHop: How’d you link with him?
Peewee Longway: Caveman or somebody hit me up saying he wanted to come over to my studio because he was in Atlanta. He was like “I gotta go see Longway, I came up listening to Longway.” They came up f##king with me so when he came, we just connected. Just like a little brother all over again.
AllHipHop: What do you like about his music?
Peewee Longway: He’s real and he’s solid. He’s speaking from his heart and his gut. He got a lot of pain that he’s letting out, so I love it.
AllHipHop: What is it you want fans to get from your story?
Peewee Longway: Get rich or die tryin’.
AllHipHop: Did 50 influence you?
Peewee Longway: Nah, 50 made that statement and we all gotta go by it. That’s a real statement regardless. Get rich or die tryin’.
AllHipHop: Bring us back to the days Gucci signed you without even hearing your music.
Peewee Longway: We brothers man. We came from the streets together. When somebody lends you a helping hand — how you f##k with your folks, that’s why you do for your folks. To help somebody, I would do that. That’s what type s##t go on in our bond. I can’t speak on the whole Atlanta, but that’s our bond.
AllHipHop: What’s the best piece of advice he’s given you?
Peewee Longway: Treat the rap game like the trap. You hustle hard. Hustle hustle hustle. God hard.
AllHipHop: What does it mean to have him featured on “f##k It”?
Peewee Longway: S##t, another night with Guwop. Come up to the studio, I told him “give me a record” and he sent that to me.
AllHipHop: Talk about starting your own imprint MPA BandCamp.
Peewee Longway: Trying to start a little label. Just trying it come up on something. I don’t expect for it – well I expect it to do something, but the world grabbed it. Just stuntin’ on some CEO s##t and start a label.
AllHipHop: What are some goals yourself as an artist at this point of your career?
Peewee Longway: Try to get me some more artists who are bigger than me, some real thug trap s##t. Try to start some epic empire type s##t. Real label type s##t while I got my own life together.
AllHipHop: At what point did you realize this music thing was forreal?
Peewee Longway: When I started getting paid. [chuckles] Me and Thug started out with like $1500 for a show.
AllHipHop: What’s a normal day in the life? Walk us through.
Peewee Longway: Laughing, vibing, smoking weed. Eat one time a day.
AllHipHop: Why only once?
Peewee Longway: Because my timing be so messed up. When I do get an appetite, I don’t wanna.
AllHipHop: What’s the one meal you’re eating?
Peewee Longway: It might be a bag chips. I’m picky on that food, I don’t like anything. My momma used to always cooked for me so being on the road all the time, it just kinda f##ked my appetite up. I’d have to get store food, that s##t messed me up.
AllHipHop: What does you mom think of the raps?
Peewee Longway: She’s proud of her son. It just came out of nowhere. She’s proud of her son like a motherf##ker because I ain’t been doing nothing else.
AllHipHop: How would you describe your sound?
Peewee Longway: I wouldn’t describe it. I’m indescribable. I can’t describe myself because one day, I might be this person. One day, I might be that person.
AllHipHop: Three things you need in the studio?
Peewee Longway: Vibe. Vibe. Vibe. All my lobby runners know what I’m talking about. When you put it out, they gon’ know.
AllHipHop: What’s the best encounter you had with a fan?
Peewee Longway: I had a little girl faint at a show. I thought it was fake. I was just like “ya’ll good?”
AllHipHop: Who’s in your Top 5?
Peewee Longway: Thug, Offset, the whole Migos setup. Future, little Roddy Ricch. He going crazy. Man all them boys going crazy in my Top 5, I don’t know how to pick that s##t. But Thug though for sure.
AllHipHop: What’s your favorite Thug song?
Peewee Longway: I don’t have a favorite Thug song, each song hard. When they sound amazing on all songs, when they just elevate elevate elevate, you can’t pick one favorite. All that s##t going crazy.
AllHipHop: Do you freestyle or write your s##t down?
Peewee Longway: I freestyle. I don’t write.
AllHipHop: What inspires you creatively?
Peewee Longway: My two kids. Me. My momma. My girl. Everything inspires me. Just walking outside, being free.
AllHipHop: How old are your kids?
Peewee Longway: One is 10 and one is 1.
AllHipHop: What’s the biggest lesson you learned in fatherhood?
Peewee Longway: Being responsible, just being a daddy. Ain’t no lessons learned in fatherhood, you just gotta boss up and be a man at that point. All the bulls##t to the side then, you learn your lesson when the baby come out.
AllHipHop: Why should people f##k w/ you?
Peewee Longway: I’m a really good person. I’m a fun person. I’m Longway.
(AllHipHip Rumors) The Rock is a throw back to the old days! He comes off like this nice dude, but if ya cross him, damn it, you better be ready for war! The Rock also, I believe, doesn’t like losing and really, REALLY hates when the peanut gallery says stuff if he stumbles. Seems like the peanut gallery these days is one person: Tyrese! I give him credit. Tyrese isn’t scared or intimidated by The Rock. But, that doesn’t mean a lot when The Rock gets on a roll downhill. He might wanna call himself The Boulder!
So, here is what Tyrese said a ways back when Fast & Furious spin off Hobbs & Shaw first came out.
“I have to show my respects for one thing…. He tried…….. Folks called me a hater…. Attacked me for speaking out…..Breaking up the family clearly doesn’t have the value that one would assume it does. 180 million dollar global opening on Hobbs and Shaw is NOT a win,” Gibson wrote later on. “Again my respects cause he tried his best.” – Tyrese
Well, The Rock claps back and he’s got about 1000 pounds of pressure like Big Pun!
Here is what he said…
I am not one to take sides, but I would like Tyrese to leave the whole thing alone! We like seeing The Rock in F&F and now it appears that he may not be because they are not getting along. We know that co-workers ALWAYS clash in any work setting, but this is like you classing with The Boss. The Boss is going to win every time! Does that mean Tyrese is not an asset…clearly not! He is! But The Rock is an institution at this point! The rumor is, he’s going to run for president at some point in time! He can do it too! He’s the NUMBER ONE dude on social media! Bigger than Will Smith! So that’s all I have to say!!!!
Here is the remainder of what made Rock pop off…Hobbs and Shaw won at in the long haul, even when the first week was a bit week.
(AllHipHop News) Post Malone’s new album Hollywood’s Bleeding will feature contributions from Ozzy Osbourne, Meek Mill, and Halsey.
The “Rockstar” hitmaker, 24, revealed the list of collaborators who will appear on his upcoming record in a post on Instagram.
In addition to Ozzy, Halsey, and Meek, stars including Future, SZA, Young Thug, DaBaby, Lil Baby, Swae Lee, and Travis Scott will also feature on tracks.
Post Malone, who has already debuted one track from the album, “Circles,” announced the completion of the record in July.
“The reason my voice is kinda f##ked is because I was in the studio for the last three days and we just finished up the new album,” he told fans at the Cheyenne Frontier Days festival in Wyoming. “I think it’s gonna be pretty g####### out of sight.”
Hollywood’s Bleeding will be released next Friday.
(AllHipHop News) Cardi B has urged women not to criticize those who have had plastic surgery, admitting she “remembers the struggle” of having tiny breasts and a flat bottom.
The 26-year-old rapper has been very open about the procedures she’s undergone, including having her breasts redone and having liposuction following the birth of her daughter Kulture in July 2018.
And in a video shared on Instagram on Sunday night, Cardi told her fans that she will never criticize anyone for going under the knife because she understands the reasoning behind it.
Calling out “natural b##ches” who leave comments such as “Ugh, your body’s fake. Ugh, plastic this, plastic that”, Cardi continued: “Let me tell you something. I don’t like talking s##t about b##ches’ bodies because I remember the struggle, baby. I remember when I had no motherf##king t##ties and I remember when I had a fun-sized ass.”
She captioned the video: “Am I bugging ? Women talk about uplifting each other, but are we really uplifting each other ?”
In the comments section of the clip, the Bodak Yellow star went on to slam those women who leave remarks such as “Don’t go to the ocean or you’re gonna kill all the whales with your motherf**king plastic ass body.”
“If you confident in yourself, you don’t got to be under the next b##ch’s comments talking about her body,” she wrote. “My sister, she natural, she got small t##ties, she got a little cute ass. She ain’t hatin’ on the next b##ch because she know that if she want it, she could get it.”
(AllHipHop News) Veteran author, cultural critic and filmmaker Nelson George will debut his new hip-hop themed documentary this weekend.
Nelson George is the director behind “A Great Day In Hip Hop Revisited,” which will make its world premiere at the 23rd Annual Urban World Film Festival.
Gordon Parks decided to recreate his classic 1959 photo, “A Great Day in Harlem, featuring jazz greats like Count Basie, Thelonius Monk, Dizzy Gillespie, and others.
For the hip-hop version, Gordon Parks gathered rappers like Schoolly D, Rakim, Russell Simmons, Fab 5 Freddy, A Tribe Called Quest, Slick Rick, Fat Joe, and others.
Over 150 artists took their picture in front of the same building as the Jazz greats in Harlem on 126th Street, between Fifth and Madison Avenues.
The premiere of “A Great Day In Hip Hop Revisited” is one of 78 official selections and 7 spotlight titles that will be highlighted during the 23rd Annual Urban World Film Festival.
“Each year we strive to expand our programming slate to expose stories, themes, and characters that have been under-represented in our world. This year is no exception,” said Gabrielle Glore, Festival Director & Head of Programming, Urbanworld Film Festival.
“What is most exciting to see is the continued elevation of quality manifested across our content creators’ work, as we celebrate their creativity and craft,” Gabrielle Glore added.
