Scotty ATL speaks on the relationship goals in his official video for “Gucci & Keyshia”. Sharing pointers on how Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka’oir have made their union a perfect match, Scotty flows effortlessly over the Spiffy Global track. This video features popular comedian / actor “Teresa Topnotch” aka TopNotchWorldd This song is the second release from Scotty’s upcoming ‘UKWTFGO‘ project that is due out soon.
By Rico Panacea (@RicoPanacea)
(AllHipHop Rumors) Southside is one of rap’s biggest producers of the moment. The Atlanta based producer and his crew 808 Mafia have been creating the sound behind some of rap’s biggest hits for the last 10 years.
If not working with frequent collaborator and 808 Mafia member TM88, Southside often works with other producers on production projects.
Producers Southside has worked with range from Zaytoven and Sonny Digital to Metro Boomin and Travis Scott.
Southside’s relationship with Travis Scott is what brings us to our latest rumor.
Tory Lanez recently stopped by The Breakfast Club set and told a story about him and Travis Scott not seeing eye to eye over the fellow rapper singing a hook written by Tory.
In the interview, Tory Lanez spoke of comparisons made between him and other artists and people not knowing that he has written songs that have been used by other artists.
Essentially meaning the other artists were influenced by Tory and his style. Tory then spoke on Travis Scott saying that Travis does write his own material and the hook he sang was written by Tory but had already been placed on a T.I. and Meek Mill song.
A video surfaced after the interview showing Tory and Travis having a heated exchange about the topic and the song in question.
Southside offered his opinion about the situation after the video surfaced only. To say the least, Southside wasn’t too pleased with Tory Lanez
“We don’t gotta do no hoe s### to sell records, you b####-ass ni##a. F### outta here, ni##a. Tell that b####-ass ni##a Tory Lanez to hit us, ni##a.,” said Southside.
He continued, “We want all the smoke, all the fades. Call whoever you want to call, ni##a. We in California on the regular, you b####-ass ni##a.”
To keep it short and sweet, this situation escalated quickly and ended just as fast as it started.
(AllHipHop Rumors) 6ix9ine (Tekashi69) is one of the more controversial rappers we have seen in the last few years. We have seen that dude is HEAVY in the streets with gang ties to boot. We have seen this over and over to the point where 6ix9ine (Tekashi69) has popped off at the whole city of Los Angeles. Since, it has been assumed and inferred that there was a singular THUG backing 6ix9ine. Well, that may or may not be true, because the 21-year old rapper has not really been challenged greatly in the streets. There’s that little skirmish in LA and some bottles being thrown, but nothing major.
However, the truth seems to be far less sinister. Look at the dude that’s running the label of both Trippie Redd and 6ix9ine!
Elliot Grainge is his name and he’s already made both rappers successful. He’s not just some dude that came off the streets though, he’s the son of one of the biggest mogul’s in rap. His father is Universal Music Group Chairman & CEO Lucian Grainge. Mic drop.
The plot thickens.
(AllHipHop News) The judge who sent Meek Mill to prison has not broken his spirits, although his pockets are suffering.
Meek gave an exclusive interview to Rolling Stone from the State Correctional Institution in Chester, Pennsylvania.
Meek is serving a two to four-year prison sentence, for a series of minor infractions he committed while on probation from a 2008 drug and gun case.
Meek’s lawyer Joseph Tacopina maintains the judge sent him to jail after he refused to work with local veteran Charlie Mack and attempted to persuade him to leave Roc Nation Management.
According to management for the rapper, who has been imprisoned since November of 2017, Meek has lost more than $30 million as he sits behind bars.
“We had so much money hit us, we didn’t know where to put it,” said Meek’s day-to-day manager, Phil Smith. “We’re running around the country with a half-mil, cash.”
According to Meek, every time he released new material, Judge Brinkley would find a way to put a plug in his cash flow, by scrutinizing his every move.
Just last year, Meek lost out on over $5 million in touring revenue, since he was locked up on the probation violation charges shortly after the release of his album Wins & Losses.
Earlier this week, thousands of people rallied at the University of Pennsylvania in support of Meek and in protest of the justice system in Philadelphia.
(AllHipHop News) Lauryn Hill will mark the 20th anniversary of The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill by performing the hit album in its entirety at the Pitchfork Festival in Chicago, Illinois this summer.
Hill joins Fleet Foxes and Tame Impala as the headliners for the three-day event at Union Park, but her performance will be extra special.
The former Fugees star’s 1998 album picked up five Grammy Awards, becoming the first hip-hop release to earn the Album of the Year honor.
The War On Drugs, Chaka Khan, Blood Orange, and Courtney Barnett are also among the acts gracing the stage at the Pitchfork Festival in July.
(AllHipHop Features) There is renewed interest in one Craig Mack, one of the pillars of the Bad Boy Empire. The New York rapper is truly one of the unheralded artists of the 1990’s. Mack was one of Sean “Puff Daddy” Combs’s prized artists at one point, but soon The Notorious B.I.G. would emerge as the singular most important artist on the label. Or was he? Some could argue Craig Mack did that with Flava In Ya Ear and the subsequent remix that revamped everybody’s career.
But, the story of Craig Mack goes much deeper. A documentary has been floating online for quite some time. I have watched it in its entirety and its good, in my opinion. It does a good job of telling the truth in an objective manner. It is important to note that Erick Sermon, who knew and worked closely with Craig Mack, is working on an official doc on Craig Mack that includes the rap star. When that comes, we’ll be supporting it. For now, check this out.
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(AllHipHop Rumors) Now that we are here, we should just establish that this isn’t really a new rumor. It IS new to me though. Others are just reporting (like me) that Quavo and the lovely Bernice Burgos are dating! She’s the most beautiful grand mom EVER! However, she is still a dope grand mom and attractive to these rappers. The latest is that she is dating Migos honcho Quavo!
OK that’s not the latest. The latest is that she is allegedly PREGNANT! Quavo is rumored to be a daddy! The word is that Bernice has stopped drinking, smoking and won’t even let people smoke around her. What is funny (or not) is that her 21-year old daughter is also presently pregnant too, per the Celebrity Insider.
The reason we haven’t heard more about Quavo and Bernice is they allegedly took a bit of a break a ways back. She then got into a fling – ALLEGELY – with T.I. Now they are back together again, so they say. Quavo is a mere 26 so that would definitely make Bernice a cougar.
(AllHipHop News) A woman accusing Trey Songz of assault is demanding a formal apology from the singer.
The ‘Bottoms Up” hitmaker, real name Tremaine Neverson, stands accused of repeatedly punching Andrea Buera at a party in Los Angeles last month, during NBA All-Star Weekend.
Buera, who claims to have been friends and “occasional romantic partners” with Songz for the past three years, obtained a domestic violence restraining order against the musician last week and on Tuesday, she held a press conference with her attorney, Lisa Bloom, to publicly detail the incident for the first time.
During the event, Buera grew emotional as she recalled the alleged attack, claiming Songz hit her so hard she suffered a concussion.
“I was attending an afterparty when Trey began yelling at me, choking at me… and ultimately knocked me to the ground,” she said. “While I was on the ground, he continued punching me and did not stop until his security guard pulled him off me.”
Buera, who had to be hospitalized for her injuries, went on to explain she had called for an Uber car service to pick her up after the altercation but alleges Songz grabbed her two cell phones and threw them off a cliff.
“I was crying, terrified, in shock and I just wanted to go home,” she shared.
Buera insisted there were a number of witnesses who “did nothing” during the reported assault, and now she is calling on them to come forward and help her get justice.
She also shared a message for Songz directly, declaring: “You know what you did, and you know what you did was wrong. To those of you who stood and watched and did nothing, you know what he did was wrong, too.
“Trey, I’d like an apology.”
(AllHipHop Features) From Fayetteville, North Carolina to New York, starting new chapters has always been a part of Rain910’s life.
At 9 years old, he began writing rhymes. By 13, he was already meeting with major label record companies.
Shortly after dropping out of school to pursue his dreams, he moved to live with his father in New York.
Today, Rain910 is starting his latest chapter, being Maybach Music Group’s newly-signed artist.
Rain910’s biggest ambition is wanting to be remembered as one of the best artists ever. Another one of his goals is “writing one of the greatest albums of all time.” His focus is to “continue making good music on the highest level possible.”
Rain910 discusses the life experiences he has gone through with AllHipHop.com.
AllHipHop.com: How does a rapper from Fayetteville end up in the game like this? Explain that.
Rain: Man, hard work and dedication. You know what I’m saying? It definitely couldn’t have happened just by sitting here in Fayetteville. We had to take this show on the road.
The whole thing was just not letting them tell us what we can and can’t do and understanding there’s other places in the world that have better opportunities and you can’t be scared to leave your comfort zone and go see what it’s about.
AllHipHop.com: What power moves did you actually make in order for this thing to happen?
Rain: I moved to New York when I was 16. I dropped out of high school and moved to New York. Not to say that’s the thing to do you. I honestly had time, but you know when you’re young, 16 years old and you got talent, you want to rush.
You want to get it right then at the moment. You want to have your Benz and be retired and your big house by the time you’re 22. That was the whole mindset. It was like, “Yo, I just want to get in the game, get in the game.” It didn’t go that way, it took a little more time, and I could have actually finished school.
Nevertheless, it was just like okay, I’m getting up to go get it. I ain’t sitting around.
AllHipHop.com: Walk me through this journey. The first step that you took, you got in the studio or you became a battle rapper or what? What was it?
Rain: It started off with just me rapping. I would be in the streets battling, trying to get my name up, then I realized I got to learn how to make songs. I always kind of knew how to make songs too because the first time I was ever in the studio, I was 13. I made a song. I didn’t go in there and do a bunch freestyle, you know what I’m saying?
It was like my man, he’s a producer and I still work with him to this day. I grew up next to him. I remember I was 13. He’d play this beat and I’m like, “Yo, this is crazy.” That was with my formula. To write the hook first. Then write out the topic, and then fill it in with the verses. It took awhile finishing the work because I was so young, and the s##t I was rapping about, it was what I was seeing in my neighborhood, and it was kind of like, “Whoa, gangster s##t.” At 13, there’s no way to market that.
AllHipHop.com: How do you get the ears of Maybach Music, man?
Rain: Who you know gets you in the game. What you know determines how long you’re going to stay there.
AllHipHop.com: Oh man. That’s incredible man. Basically, is this a management deal or the label deal?
Rain: This is a label, dude. This ain’t no management.
AllHipHop.com: Let’s get into the project, man. Tell me something more about the new project that you’re working on.
Rain: The project I got out right now called, “Who the F##k Are You To Tell Me Anything.” It’s a CD full of instrumentals. Rare instrumentals, though. You know what I’m saying?
AllHipHop.com: Right.
Rain: I wanted to put a project out, but I didn’t want to spend too much time of coming up with the beats and writing the music. It took too long. I had to come up with an idea of being able to make some music that feels like it’s good quality, but without having to spend too much time on it. What I went and did, I went on YouTube and found a bunch of rare beats from some of my favorite producers.
Rain: I’m releasing a new song everyday. I’m calling it 1FanADay. I feel like people respect hard work and consistency so it’s time to show them that no one is outworking me. We still trying to put them pieces together now but for now I’m working on the new self made album.
AllHipHop.com: Any future projects with J. Cole? You all from the same city.
Rain: I won’t be. I won’t be working with J. Cole. He’s somebody I know from back in the day that was coming up. We were both cool, but I feel like there were times where he gave his word on something and couldn’t keep it. I’m really big on that. You know what I’m saying?
I don’t really care about how much money a n##ga got. I don’t think he really respected me in that way. What I can’t accept is people who give their word that they’re going to do something and don’t do it.
AllHipHop.com: Right. What single can we expect from you, and what lane are you going to take in terms of the single too
Rain: Yeah. The same s##t. The same s##t I been doing. For those who familiar, they know I come with the street tales and stories.
AllHipHop.com: Okay.
Rain: And also, I try not to spread it, but it’s always like, first person perspective. I’m not the dude looking out from the outside either. I’ve been through it. And I’m right in the middle of the hurricane. You know what I’m saying?
I know exactly how I’m supposed to talk about this in a very specific … In detail. You know what I’m saying? But we’ve got a joint out right now called, “What Up, Woe!”
AllHipHop.com: Okay. Tell me who influenced Rain910?
Rain: Okay. I’m influenced by the art. You know, music. Living that beat. I look for a lot of ’90’s hip-hop. I also look into like Curtis Mayfield.
It’s like I listen to anything. Everybody inspires me man. Everybody. Even the young dudes. They’re saying the young dudes ain’t putting any words together.
AllHipHop.com: Right. You killed the Hot 97 Freestyle with Flex. You killed it, son.
AllHipHop.com: Definitely man. Yeah man. Anything else you want to say to the audience, man?
Rain: I just want to say, thank you for the big favor and support man. That s##t really be keeping me going and same for the love and out to everybody who ever listened to some music from me or bought a CD or whatever. You know what I’m saying? Or even told somebody about me man. I appreciate all of that. .I know on everything.
AllHipHop.com: Is Rick going to be on the album?
Rain: Hopefully.
AllHipHop.com: Thanks for your time, my brother.
Rain: Thank you now. I appreciate your work.
AllHipHop.com: Yes sir man. God bless.
Respected and decorated for his humanitarian efforts aiding the Houston community, King Truth (aka Trae Tha Truth) exemplifies the positive power of rap music.
Living a public life but keeping an air of mystery, King Truth schools the ignorant on “Don’t Know Me,” his new single. Featuring a hyperactive guest appearance from Young Thug, who contributes an auto-tuned hook and an acrobatic anchor verse, “Don’t Know Me” emphasizes King Truth’s self-made status.
“Don’t Know Me” is the latest release off Home Town Hero, Trae Tha Truth’s 10th solo studio album, and his first under the new moniker King Truth.
Featuring appearances from Young Thug, T.I., Boosie Badazz, Mozzy, Money Man, and more, Home Town Hero, inspired by Trae’s actions during the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, releases on March 16th.
Lil Jon is back with the new video for his single “Alive” featuring Offset and 2Chainz.
The trio of Atlanta natives linked up to give something fans “different” according to Lil Jon.
“With ‘Alive’ I really wanted to do something different, outside the normal, typical hip-hop video,” Lil Jon explained. “I’ve always been an artist that thinks ‘outside the box’ and gives my fans somethin’ fresh. Get ready, people are in for a wild ride with this one!”
Take a look at the new video.
By Rico Panacea (@RicoPanacea)
(AllHipHop Rumors) Trippie Redd and 6ix9ine are two of rap’s hottest up and coming acts. They first began making major waves after doing collaborations with each other, but recently their friendship has hit a snag.
The two musicians have been having verbal and internet exchanges stating their disdain for each other. Most of the interactions involving Trippie stating his dislike of 6ix9ine over his sex charges and 6ix9ine began clowning Trippie for allegedly getting beat up.
Crazy times to be involved in the ever-changing world of hip-hop and rap, I know.
However, the two musicians have still been seeing their streaming numbers and sales increase during all of this.
This has lead to what has been said to be a massive bidding war for publishing rights to material created by both Trippie Redd and 6ix9ine.
Neither artist has yet to sign a publishing deal and the asking price is very, very high due to the success of their chart-topping records.
Trippie Redd’s “A Love Letter To You” album peaked at number 64 on the Billboard Top 200 albums chart. The album is also close to reaching 300,000 album units sold as of today.6ix9ine on the other is headed to a Top 5 Billboard chart showing.
Three tracks from his “Day69” project have also already been certified gold.
By Rico Panacea (@RicoPanacea)
(AllHipHop Rumors) I’ve heard of a lot of things, but I thought being the “Most Hated Hoe” was a hood anomaly.
Honestly, I thought it was a fictitious title created based off of a feeling. The times have been forever changing and I have once again been proven to be wrong.
Recently an LA woman claiming to be the “Most Hated Hoe” was arrested on some serious charges.
The woman, Melanie Denae Williams, was known as “Pretty Hoe” on social media. Surprisingly, the title seems to be a serious claim as she was arrested on sex trafficking charges.
Williams is accused of trafficking young girls and forcing them into sex work. One allegation accuses her of forcing one woman to strip she beat her with a broomstick and threw bleach at her.
She has been indicted on five counts including two counts of sex trafficking a minor, two counts of enticement of a minor to engage in prostitution, and one count of sex trafficking an adult by force, fraud, or coercion.
Melanie Williams could face a life sentence if found guilty of any of the charges. It’s said that Williams used social media and her website “Prettyhoe.com” to recruit victims.
She has been in police custody and jailed without bond.
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(AllHipHop News) The mother of jailed rapper Meek Mill has begged Philadelphia’s District Attorney to help free her son.
Meek, real name Robert Rihmeek Williams, was controversially jailed in Pennsylvania for two to four years last summer for probation violations relating to a decade old firearms case.
The 30-year-old’s sentence has been heavily criticized by Meek’s supporters, who include fellow rapper Jay-Z.
Ahead of a criminal justice panel at the University of Pennsylvania’s Irvine Auditorium in Philadelphia on Tuesday his mother Kathy Williams held a news conference calling for her son to be freed, and asked the city’s District Attorney (D.A.) Larry Krasner to intervene in his case.
“I’m begging the D.A. Krasner,” a tearful Kathy told the Philadelphia Inquirer at the press event. “Can you please help me out?”
Meek’s lawyers have appealed against the harsh punishment claiming Genece Brinkley, the judge who handed him the sentence, was biased against him.
The “Ima Boss” rapper’s representatives have previously called on the D.A. to intervene, but it is the first time the hip-hop star’s mother has spoken out about her son’s case.
Kathy joined those who have slammed Judge Brinkley for her decision to jail her son, saying, “I don’t even understand how he’s been on probation for that many years. It’s like he murdered somebody. He has to beg to see his son. What kind of woman does that? Is she a mother? Do she have a mother?”
Meek has spent a decade on probation for the firearm offense as it was extended in 2013 for earlier violations.
He was jailed after pleading guilty to two offenses, fighting at St. Louis International Airport in Missouri, and recklessly driving his motorcycle in New York City.
The sentence came as a surprise to many observers, as prosecutors had recommended he be spared a prison term.
(AllHipHop News) 21 Savage is looking to help teach teenagers about money management. The Epic Records artist connected with Get Schooled to present the “Bank Account” initiative.
“My biggest record to date is called ‘Bank Account.’ It’s ironic because growing up in Atlanta, I knew almost nothing about bank accounts,” said 21. “Now that I do have money in my bank account, I want to help kids with a background similar to mine to get smart about their money.”
The campaign features a digital badge and Savages’ money tips for aspiring moguls. Twenty-one young people between the ages of 14-19 will get the chance to receive $1,000 from the rapper’s Leading by Example Foundation in order to start their own bank account.
“Members of the Get Schooled community who have graduated from high school consistently tell us that money issues are the #1 reason why their aspirations to earn a college degree derail,” said Marie Groark, Executive Director of Get Schooled. “We are excited to partner with 21 Savage, whose authentic voice on this issue along with his incredible reach can have a meaningful impact on tens of thousands of young people.”
Interested participants can enter for the opportunity to earn a bank account and $1,000 deposit by completing the 21 Savage/Get Schooled badge and answering one of two prompts:
The “21 Savage Bank Account” badge centers around educating teens on managing their money, building their savings, and spending responsibly. Upon completion, the young people will be eligible to cash in points for items from the Get Schooled reward store.
The badge includes:
For more information visit getschooled.com.
(AllHipHop News) Rapper T.I. has reportedly settled his $1.4 million tax debt.
The hip-hop star, real name Clifford Joseph Harris Jr., and his wife Tameka “Tiny” Harris owed back taxes from income they earned in 2012, but according to reports, the lien was paid off earlier this month.
Tiny is reportedly now free of tax debt, but T.I. still owes $3.2 million for 2013 earnings and $1.6 million for 2014.
In January, the rapper reportedly dropped his bid to block the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) from seizing his assets to pay his tax debts.
He owed a total of $6.2 million in back taxes and government officials informed him they would begin seizing his assets to pay off his debts.
T.I. and Tiny filed documents requesting a review of the IRS decision, but their motions were dismissed because they missed the filing deadline.
The couple appealed the dismissal, blaming a delivery service for the delay, but T.I. and Tiny then filed to dismiss their appeal because they were in discussions with IRS lawyers.
The case was subsequently closed but the debts remained active.
Tameka, 42, and T.I., 37, have been through turbulent times in recent years – the Xscape singer filed for divorce in 2016.
They have since reconciled and in January, Tameka confirmed they were “working at” their relationship.
(AllHipHop News) The surviving members of A Tribe Called Quest partnered with Pharrell Williams’ Billionaire Boys Club brand for The Space Program capsule collection. Ali Shaheed Muhammad and Consequence stopped by Sway In The Morning to introduce the new clothing line.
“We thought it would be great to merge the two musical properties and ideas,” stated Ali about collaborating with BBC. “Tribe always [says] ‘this is it, we’re done’ – but this is the send-off in terms of our body of work.”
A new music video for A Tribe Called Quest’s “The Space Program” coincides with the release of the BBC X ATCQ attire. The track is off the record-setting 2016 album We Got It from Here… Thank You 4 Your Service, the legendary Hip Hop group’s final full-length music project.
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(AllHipHop News) Many powerful men in entertainment, news, and politics have been taken down by the #MeToo movement. However, R&B superstar R. Kelly did not face the level of career-ending condemnation as Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey, Matt Lauer, Tavis Smiley, Russell Simmons, Charlie Rose, and Al Franken.
One of the women claiming she faced sexual, physical, and mental abuse from Kelly is questioning why the veteran vocalist has not garnered the same attention. Jerhonda Pace spoke with Buzzfeed about her concerns with #MeToo as it relates to what she sees as a lack of concern for Kelly’s alleged victims.
“I was livid, because when their stories came out, they received so much attention. It was just crazy, and I was like, ‘What about R. Kelly’s victims? What about us?’ Nothing happened for us,” said Pace.
She later added, “I didn’t feel that [any of the investigators] were passionate about it and that they were going to pursue it the way that it needed to be pursued. I was told that they want more witnesses to corroborate my story, which makes no sense: I’m the victim; I have the proof: He was paying me, I have the contract he signed, I gave them the DNA T-shirt, I gave them everything proving I was there, and they were like, ‘We need more people to say that they saw you [with Kelly].’”
R. Kelly has also been accused of controlling a “sex cult” of young women where he dictates every aspect of their lives. The “Down Low (Nobody Has to Know)” musician has denied the allegations.
Some activists and social media users have attempted to continuously highlight the sexual misconduct accusations against Kelly by pushing the #MuteRKelly campaign. A few of the singer’s concerts have been canceled due to backlash from protests, but other shows were allowed to take place.
SlutWalk organizer Amber Rose recently shared her opinion about the #MeToo movement as well. The model/actress told The Raw Word, “It’s kind of frustrating to me because all of a sudden feminism became such a mainstream thing now that white – no shade – white, rich actresses start coming out saying ‘Me too, me too.’ But what happened to all of us?”
(AllHipHop News) Joe Budden may not feel like Eminem was taking shots at him on “Chloraseptic (Remix),” but Em’s Bad Meets Evil partner Royce da 5’9″ may have confirmed there is some tension in the Shady Records camp. While on the Rap Radar podcast, Royce spoke about Budden criticizing Eminem’s recent music.
“I think he’s entitled to his opinion just like anybody else, but it goes back to the dignity thing, the loyalty,” Royce expressed. “I can say I don’t like every single Eminem song that ever came out and I’m entitled to that opinion, but there’s such a thing as going past the realm of what your opinion is and making it so that it sounds like you’re trying to sway people’s judgment.”
The Detroit spitter added, “Joe, being an artist, I thought if anybody, he would understand how important it is that you walk eggshells around each other’s art. That’s just how we do.”
Budden took to Twitter to let his 1 million followers know he would be addressing the issue on the next episode of his own podcast. He promised to provide “perspective” on his fellow Slaughterhouse member’s comments.
Royce Da 5’9″ is currently on a media tour in support of PRhyme 2, his upcoming collaborative effort with producer DJ Premier. The LP contains features from Roc Marciano, Yelawolf, Rapsody, Big K.R.I.T., 2 Chainz, and CeeLo Green.
