It looks like Durk & Dej may be back on. Lil Durk took to his Instagram to share a picture of him and Dej Loaf with a caption that expressed his feelings for her.
“Ill kill for her so be cautious how you treat her,” posted Lil Durk.
We hadn’t heard too much from them in a while, and both had claimed that they were single a little while back. Last month an old collaboration between the two former love birds surfaced called “The One”. The track seemed to hint that either they were still working together or some fans wanted to reminisce on the good times.
People found it hard to believe that Lil Durk and Dej Loaf were ever a real couple to begin with as folks believed it was one big publicity stunt to promote their music separately as well as their various collaborations. Also no one believed it because many believe that Dej likes girls.
Well either Durk and Dej are back on, or it’s another a publicity stunt. Carry on.
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“Call up the gang and they come and get cha…” – Bad and Boujee- Migos
(AllHipHop Editorial) Professor Afrika Jackson had just finished a two hour lecture in front of a packed house discussing how African American parents could prevent their sons from dropping out of high school when someone handed him a strange note warning that “they “ were out front waiting for him. Fearing that he was surrounded by the KKK or the Skinheads, Professor Jackson, cautiously headed for the auditorium door. But when he got to the parking lot he didn’t find Neo Nazis, just a bunch of bougie black folk in throwback Gordon Gartrell shirts and Ascots yellin’ “ Go Back to Africa…”
Recently, popular lecturer and black youth advocate Dr. Umar Johnson, made an appearance on The Breakfast Club Morning Show. In an era when the airwaves are filled with either violent or barely decipherable lyrics , you would think that a black man droppin’ knowledge on a Hip Hop radio station would be a breath of fresh air..
Nope.
By the time Dr. Umar had even left the studio, the attacks had begun. The first shot was fired by the Root.com , as the site launched a vicious attack on Dr. Umar’s credibility. Next came the now infamous triple team on Roland Martin’s show on TV One. And that was followed by , yet another attempt by The Root to throw shade at the good doctor. Looks like the “Bad and Bougie” have declared war.
Now, don’t get it twisted. I am not a cheerleader for #TeamUmar. But I am a strong proponent of Black Nationalism and I refuse to let an ideology that has meant so much to so many be disrespected under the guise of a petty, personal attack on an individual.
Historically speaking, the attack on Black Nationalism did not start with Umar Johnson, it goes back almost a hundred years.
During the early 20th century, the Honorable Marcus Garvey was attacked by WEB Dubois and his Talented Tenth team. Members of this squad started a “Garvey Must Go” campaign which contributed to the fall of Mr. Garvey and his Universal Negro Improvement Association.
The attack on Black Nationalism was peppered with black classism , which, besides the works of Dr. E. Franklin Frazier (Black Bourgeoisie ) and Harold Cruse (Crisis of the Negro Intellectual) has been rarely discussed in the black community.
There was even some serious hatin’ going on during the Black Power Era. This is best exemplified by the treatment of the militant “Abdullah” by “Daddy Rich (Richard Pryor) and the Wilson Sisters (Pointer Sisters) in the 70’s movie Car Wash as they danced around him bashin’ his revolutionary ideology.
However, in recent years the cries of a more white liberal friendly Black Lives Matter have replaced calls for Black Power in the media, And as aging civil rights leaders such as Rev.Jesse Jackson and Rev. Al Sharpton no longer dominate the news shows, there has been a mad scramble to be the new spokespersons for all black folk or as the older generation would say “ the new HNIC.”
In the past, it has been pretty easy for the pseudo-revolutionists to have a monopoly on the media and sell their white corporate sponsors on the idea they are the authentic voice of African Americans. They have served as gatekeepers, blocking anyone with, as Dr. Umar would say, an “unapologetically black” ideology from reaching the masses. But thanks to Youtube, Facebook and other social media platforms, the playing field has become somewhat level. Examples of this are the popularity of YouTube Channels such as BlackNews102 and the blockbuster-like success of Tariq Nasheed’s Hidden Colors series , which owes much of it’s popularity to social media promotion.
So, as we see with the attack on Umar Johnson, the Bad and Bougie have been engaged in an uncivil , civil war against those who they, non-flatteringly, refer to as “Hoteps” or “Dashiki wearers.”
But what the attack on Dr. Umar has done is unify the Black Nationalist community in ways not seen since the Million Man March. Even those who have not exactly been fans of Johnson are taking exception to the blatant attack on a Pro-Black ideology. Looks like the Bad and Bougie have told one ankh joke too many.
So, don’t worry about it Dr. Umar we are ridin’ with ya. As the rap group Migos might say, you keep throwin’ up the Black Power fist and “dabbin’ on them like the usual.”
Min. Paul Scott is founder of the Black Messiah Movement. He can be reached at [email protected] or followed on Twitter @truthminista
(AllHipHop Rumors) “Someone tell Maliah I’m on fire; she should work tonight.” LOL.
It looks like Meek Mill has been caught lurking on the ‘gram once again. The irony is the fact that he appears to be lusting over his enemy Drake’s ex, stripper Maliah Michel.
Maliah is also close to Meek’s other enemy, The Game, so a fling between the two may never happen. Hey maybe a friendship though because those bills have to get paid. LOL.
Meek wasn’t worried about keeping his attraction to Maliah on the low as he used Yo Gotti’s “Rake It Up” lyrics to shoot his shot!
Although the song is a smash, it is a bit ironic that Meek would be caught quoting and “singing along” considering the fact that his ex, Nicki Minaj, is featured on the track!
“Break it down back it up,” posted Meek.
Awwww Meek we know you still miss Nicki also. LOL. Carry on.
(AllHipHop Rumors) When will Martin Shkreli disappear?
As you know Shkreli is the same guy who not only bought a Wu-Tang album for $2 million, but he’s also the same guy who has been leaking Lil Wayne’s ‘Tha Carter V’ album as well.
He’s also the same individual who significantly increased the price of AIDS medication.
He’s quite the attention w####, so it’s to no one’s surprise that he allegedly may have spent $10,000 on Jay-Z tickets before.
Why couldn’t he be a cool Hip Hop fan instead of a troll?! Apparently not only did he allegedly spend $10k on tickets, he allegedly took the money from his company, Retrophin.
According to Bossip, court records show Shkreli spending the stacks from Retrophin’s funds on Hov tickets during a period where the company barely had that much to their name.
Apparently later on, Shkreli also allegedly transferred over $1 million from the same company to his personal account.
This guy is such a fraud man. FRAUD, FRAUD, FRAUD. Remember his financial records already had to be reviewed in the past during his fraud trial.
Whose manz is this? Please get him out of here! We are sure he’s happy that he’s found his way into more rap-related headlines though, since he’s always craving that attention.
Carry on.
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(AllHipHop News) St. Louis-raised producer Metro Boomin and Canada-bred artist/producer Nav will officially join forces for a new project.
Nav and Metro revealed the release date for their upcoming collaborative effort titled Perfect Timing.
Yesterday, the duo tweeted “July 21st ✅⏱.”
Metro also presented the Perfect Timing cover art, and the Boominati Worldwide head announced the title track as well as the song “Call Me” will be available on Friday.
Metro Boomin entirely produced 21 Savage’s 2016 Savage Mode EP and Gucci Mane’s 2017 mixtape Droptopwop.
Nav’s eponymous debut commercial mixtape hit the internet in February.
With Perfect Timing set to land on July 21, that date is becoming rather crowded with Hip Hop releases.
Tyler, The Creator’s Scum F-ck Flower Boy andMeek Mill’s Wins & Lossesare dropping on 7/21 as well.
However, fans of the show can be happy to know Donald Glover’s dramedy about his hometown picked up six nominations for the 69th Annual Emmy Awards.
Atlanta joins Black-ish, Master of None, Modern Family, Silicon Valley, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, and Veep in the Outstanding Comedy Series category.
Glover will be competing against Anthony Anderson (Black-ish), Aziz Ansari (Master of None), Zack Galifinakis (Baskets), William H. Macy (Shameless), and Jeffrey Tambor (Transparent) for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series.
The 33-year-old entertainer also earned nods for Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series and Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series for the “B.A.N.” episode.
Atlanta picked up additional nominations for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series (Stephen Glover – “Streets On Lock”) and Outstanding Casting for a Comedy Series.
Season one of Atlanta began airing on September 6, 2016.
(AllHipHop News) There seems to be a troubling financial situation taking place with SoundCloud.
The streaming service recently laid off 40% of its workforce, but things may be even more critical for its staff and users.
TechCrunch reports a conference meeting from SoundCloud’s Berlin headquarters included founders Alex Ljung and Eric Wahlforss admitting the company only has enough money to make it until the fourth quarter 2017.
A SoundCloud representative told the technology news outlet, “We are fully funded into Q4.”
That reportedly only leaves enough funds for about the next 80 days, but there are apparently talks underway with potential investors.
Reports began circulating in March that SoundCloud raised $70 million in debt funding credit.
“We are pleased to have secured a flexible $70 million credit line from Ares Capital, Kreos Capital and Davidson Technology that is ideally structured for a company with our strong credit rating and in our stage of growth,” said SC in a statement at the time. “This new funding will enable SoundCloud to strategically grow our technology and personnel resources to fuel our expected 2.5 times year-over-year growth in 2017, while building a financially sustainable platform on which our connected community of creators, listeners and curators can thrive for years to come.”
A mid-priced SoundCloud subscription plan ($4.99/month) was rolled out in February.
“SoundCloud Go answers the call from our users who want the ability to take the huge catalog of content found in SoundCloud’s free, ad-supported offering with them anytime, anywhere, without interruptions, at a very affordable price,” stated Alison Moore, SoundCloud’s Chief Revenue Officer. “And at the same time, we’re now giving users who haven’t made the jump into a music subscription plan, a robust, fully on-demand option at an accessible price.”
SoundCloud has become a valuable platform for this generation’s Hip Hop artists.
Its current Top 50 songs chart is dominated by Lil Pump, PnB Rock, Lil Uzi Vert, A Boogie wit da Hoodie, XXXtentacion, Playboi Carti, Tee Grizzley, Kodak Black, and Post Malone.
In 2016, Chance The Rapper’s Coloring Book was named SoundCloud’s “Top Album”, “Favorite Track” was awarded to Desiigner’s “Panda,” and Lil Uzi Vert earned the honor for “Most Followed Artist.”
Popular Hip Hop centered podcasts like The Read, The Brilliant Idiots, The Joe Budden Podcast, Bodega Boys, and The Combat Jack Show also upload content to SoundCloud.
UPDATE:
TechCrunch has corrected its article to state SoundCloud is currently funded through 80 days, not 50 days.
AllHipHop.com has updated this article to reflect that correction.
In addition, SoundCloud issued a statement to Varietythat reads:
There are a number of inaccuracies within the TechCrunch article. They seem to stem from a misinterpretation of information by one or two laid off employees during a recent all hands meeting. Due to the extensive number of inaccuracies, we will only comment regarding funding and layoffs. To clarify, SoundCloud is fully funded into the fourth quarter. We continue to be confident the changes made last week put us on our path to profitability and ensure SoundCloud’s long-term viability. In terms of layoffs, it is our policy not to discuss individual employee cases, but we can share we continue to work with all employees who were let go to support them during this transition, with employment and financial assistance.
AllHipHop.com reached out to representatives of SoundCloud for further comment.
As of press time, we have not received a response from the company.
(AllHipHop News) There is tragic news hitting the Hip Hop community this morning.
2 Live Crew’s Christopher Wong Won, aka Fresh Kid Ice, is reportedly dead at the age of 53.
According to TMZ, Fresh Kid Ice passed away in Miami.
Fellow 2 Live Crew founding member Luther “Uncle Luke” Campbell shared the information via Twitter.
“My Condolence goes out to the family Chris Wong Wong Fresh Kid Ice of the 2 Live Crew who just passed away people we lost a legend,” wrote Luke.
Miami rap star Rick Ross also tweeted out a rest in peace message, “Dam! Just got call we lost 2 Live crew legend Fresh Kid Ice this morning! RIP.”
2 Live Crew was a groundbreaking rap group whose explicit content helped lead to the creation of the Parental Advisory warning sticker.
They were also participants in the historic Campbell v. Acuff-Rose Music, Inc. United States Supreme Court decision which favored the artists’ right to create parody as fair use.
Hot 97 caught up with the “Door Swangin” rhymer who revealed he is working on a collection featuring contributions from production wiz Statik Selektah and Hip Hop legend Q-Tip.
“The next project is going to be solid as well. It’s gonna be conceptual,” stated Chainz.
The Atlanta resident later added, “I went over to [Q-Tip‘s house] and let him hear the Statik records because I want him to be more of like a curator of my next project. I just respect what he has done,” said 2 Chainz. “I told him, imagine a trapping ass Midnight Marauders.”
As a member of A Tribe Called Quest, Q-Tip rapped and produced on the classic 1993 album Midnight Marauders as well as the group’s other projects.
(AllHipHop News) A lot of fans probably know Mike Will Made-It co-produced Beyoncé’s Lemonade hit “Formation.”
There’s likely less public knowledge that Rae Sremmurd‘sKhalif “Swae Lee” Brown is credited as a co-writer for the song.
Mike Will Made-It explained how the award-winning record came together during a “What Had Happened Was” interview with Pigeons & Planes.
“We were driving to Coachella, and I’m playing beats in the car. We’re just in there freestyling, throwing different things back-and-forth at each other,” recalled the Atlanta native. “I hear Swae Lee say, ‘Something, something. Now let’s get in formation.'”
They documented the line and other ideas on a phone voice note before recording them in the studio.
Mike Will Made-It sent that raw studio recording to Beyoncé who later told the EarDrummers leader she liked the concept.
Bey and Mike eventually connected to record “Formation.”
“We were in the studio. She asked me if I hear anything, and I’m telling her different ab-libs that I hear. She’s telling me different things that she hears in the beat,” explained the Ransom 2 creator. “The process was like gumbo. Everybody’s in there just adding their own ingredients.”
(AllHipHop News) Just days after JAY-Z released his 13th solo album 4:44, fellow Brooklyn-raised emcee Joey Bada$$ presented a theory about the project.
“I think I figured it out… 4:44 is the 4th Blueprint,” tweeted Joey.
In a new interview with Montreality, the Pro Era frontman offered another idea about 4:44.
“I know I was an inspiration to that album. There’s nothing nobody can tell me. I put certain pressure on these OGs in the rap game,” said Joey. “They know what they gotta talk about now, cause they got this young n-gga Joey Bada$$ coming out talking about this sh-t before they got the chance to talk about it. It is what it is.”
He added, “I love the album. It’s great. I’m glad he spoke about everything he spoke on, and I’m glad I could be inspiration.”
The conversation also includes the All-Amerikkkan Bada$$ LP creator discussing his favorite anime series, what Kendrick Lamar represents to the culture, conscious rap vs mumble rap, and more.
(AllHipHop News) Rapper Ty Dolla $ign has been forced to abandon plans to include his incarcerated brother on his new album after a previous song appearance turned his life behind bars upside down.
The hip-hop star, real name Tyrone Griffin, Jr., showed his support for his sibling, Big TC, on his 2015 release Free TC, by featuring a sample from a prison phone call.
But the guest appearance brought TC, who is serving a life sentence for murder, a lot of unwanted attention, and Ty suggests an incident with other inmates resulted in his brother being put in isolation.
“If he was out we’d probably be making songs together right here in the studio,” Ty told The Guardian, before explaining why Big TC won’t be involved in his upcoming release, Beach House 3.
“After Free TC, he just got hella (sic) attention and something happened… and he ended up getting locked in the hole for a long a## time,” he said, “so right now there isn’t a song on Beach House 3 with him.”
Ty, who collaborated with Fifth Harmony on their hit song “Work From Home,” has yet to set a release date for his new album, but he did debut a new song, called “Love U Better,” which features fellow rapper Lil Wayne and singer/producer The-Dream.
(AllHipHop News) Hip-Hop icon Dr. Dre will forever regret his assault of a female journalist in the 1990s, insisting the incident will always stain his legacy.
The veteran star infamously lost his temper with Dee Barnes after spotting her at a nightclub back in 1991 and physically attacked her over an interview she published with Dre’s former N.W.A. bandmate-turned-rival Ice Cube.
He pleaded no contest to a beating charge and received probation, while Barnes also won a civil lawsuit against the rapper.
In 2015, Dre addressed his violent past as he issued a formal apology to “the women I’ve hurt” over the years, but the timing of the statement was questioned by critics as its release emerged as the N.W.A. biopic, “Straight Outta Compton,” was hitting cinemas.
Now the MC and superproducer, real name Andre Young, has revisited the incident once more in the second installment of his new four-part TV documentary “The Defiant Ones,” which focuses on his music industry success.
In the candid footage, Dre urges other men not to make the same mistake he did, because it’s haunted him ever since.
“Any man that puts his hands on a female is a f##king idiot, he’s out of his f##king mind,” he declares in the episode.
“I was out of my f##king mind at the time, I f##ked up,” he continues. “I paid for it, I’m sorry for it, and I apologize for it. I have this dark cloud that follows me and it’s gonna be attached to me forever. It’s a major blemish on who I am as a man.”
The second episode of “The Defiant Ones,” made for U.S. cable network HBO, also features a stern warning about domestic violence.
Barnes is not the only woman Dre has been accused of abusing in the past – his ex-girlfriend Michel’le maintains he was violent during their relationship from 1990 to 1996.
(AllHipHop News) Rap newcomer Lil Yachty is planning to follow in Nicki Minaj’s footsteps and help to pay off fans’ student tuition fees.
The “Peek A Boo” star, real name Miles McCollum, took to Twitter to share the news with fans, revealing he wants to spread his newfound wealth by establishing a scholarship program.
“I will be pay (sic) some tuitions this year…,” he posted. “I’m gonna drop details very soon on how u (sic) can get in on this. I love u students.”
He also expressed his desire to cover back to school expenses for other less fortunate families.
“Also, I wanna take a few lucky family’s back 2 school shopping (sic),” the 19-year-old added. “All information will be on my site. It’s time to give back.”
Yachty’s charitable tweets emerged after he was criticized online for reportedly spending $150,000 on a new diamond chain and 100 carat pendant, which bears his likeness.
Y'all sound stupid. I got criticized for dropping too much on jewelry so for that reason Ima pay some student loans? God I hate the internet https://t.co/z5T621iS3w
(AllHipHop News) Rapper-turned-actor LL Cool J has reportedly had his efforts to help his embattled former co-star Maia Campbell rejected after she was spotted begging for drugs in Georgia.
Campbell worked with the hip-hop legend on their 1990s sitcom In the House, but over the weekend, video footage of the actress emerged online, depicting her in her underwear, asking strangers for drugs at a gas station.
LL came across the clip and took to social media on Monday to chastise whoever recorded the video, writing on Twitter, “Instead of pulling out your phone and filming someone who’s obviously having trouble, Maybe lend a helping hand? A kind word?”
Instead of pulling out your phone and filming someone who's obviously having trouble. Maybe lend a helping hand? A kind word? @MaiaCampbell
He also asked his followers to help him track down Campbell’s contact information so he could try and help.
“If anyone has a contact on Maia pls (sic) let me know…” he wrote in a now-deleted Instagram post, adding on Twitter, “@MaiaCampbell Please DM (direct message) me when/if you see this.”
Campbell learned of LL’s attempts to reach out to her, and responded to him in a new Instagram video, recorded by another fan who had tracked her down.
In the post, she declared, “I don’t need help, I just need a benefit concert for mental health.”
“Don’t DM me, it’s really me,” she continued, before stating, “Don’t call me, I’ll call you.”
According to People.com, she then insisted LL already had her mother’s phone number.
It’s not known if LL managed to speak to Campbell or her mom directly, but the “NCIS: Los Angeles” actor has since returned to Twitter and suggested his efforts went ignored.
“You can’t help someone who doesn’t want your help,” he tweeted, without expanding on his post.
Campbell has a history of personal troubles.
In 2009, she was admitted to a medical facility to receive treatment for a reported mental illness and drug problem.
She was allegedly diagnosed with bipolar disorder and was subsequently arrested for drug possession, prostitution, and disorderly conduct, among other offenses.
In 2012, she was featured on U.S. TV show “Iyanla Vanzant’s Fix My Life,” and revealed she was staying at a treatment facility.
You can't help someone who doesn't want your help.
(AllHipHop Rumors) It looks like there is a new joint project on the way!
Ralo recently took to Instagram to reveal that he and Future have a joint project that will be released soon. Unfortunately fans have a little wait ahead of them as they don’t plan to drop the project until the top of 2018.
Ralo also touched on the fact that Future picks on him for being the only rapper making $30k and still living in a bando!
“@future say I’m the only rapper making $30k every weekend an still living in the hood… ??? I’m always giving back to the community, I’m always looking out for the kids and homeless. I can’t wait till the first of the year we gone drop us ah super project… He will announce the details soon…,” posted Ralo.
Would you be interested in hearing a collaborative effort from these two? Who should produce the project?
(AllHipHop Rumors) While Jay-Z’s ‘4:44’ album did numbers, there are still some folks who are not here for it.
One person in particular is MC Shan! Shan decided to criticize Jay for the messages and advice the album gives, and he even went as far as accusing Hov of biting his flow, and stealing the lyrics of other rappers. Whoa!
“I haven’t heard Jay’s album, and I’m not running out to go get Jay’s album. From what I hear, he’s saying the same thing a lot of people been saying for years. If you wanted to tell people to do something tell them to pull their f-cking pants up. Don’t tell them to stop putting f-cking money to their ear. That’s what their fans expect from them. That’s their persona…..Instead of throwing shots at motherf-ckers, say they f-cking name. Say who you talking about. Don’t f-cking shade that sh-t. Don’t be a shady motherf-cker. Say who you talking bout. Be that n-gga. If you listen to a lot of albums where you taking everyone else’s lyrics and sh-t and using them sh-ts including my flow. Come on. Come on, I’m definitely not going to run out and by the Blueprint, the F print,” said Shan.
MC Shan also tells Jay that he’s giving f-cked up advice by telling people to buy property because cats don’t really have that kind of “Malibu” money, their money is dirty, and when they try to buy something the feds are coming to take it.
Welp, Shan isn’t the only person that feels some kind of way about Jay. Jay’s fans have even been poking fun at him with his own advice and lyrics.
Jay bashed folks for their strip club visits, money phones, and wasteful spending habits while preaching about financial stability.
Fans flipped the script on Jay and went in on him about this costly ‘4:44’ tour ticket prices. Folks wanted to know how can Jay charge hundreds while telling folks to save up all of their money?
Obviously Jay probably has little-to-nothing to do with ticket prices, but the slander is still funny.
(AllHipHop News) Hip Hop legend Roxanne Shanté will return to co-host the official 2017 Hip Hop Hall of Fame Awards TV Show, Induction Ceremony & Concert.
“Ms. Shante did such a great job hosting the 2014 Hip Hop Hall of Fame Awards TV Show, it’s an honor to have her return to the Hip Hop Hall of Fame stage,” states show creator and executive producer JT Thompson, the founder/chairman of the Hip Hop Hall of Fame + Museum.
The 2017 inductees for the HHHOF were announced at the 20th Anniversary press conference held at Sylvia’s Restaurant in Harlem, New York.
All four elements of Hip Hop culture – MCing, DJing, dancing, and visual art – will be represented in the ’17 class.
The music artist honorees are LL Cool J, Kurtis Blow, The Cold Crush Brothers, Crash Crew, The Fantastic Five, The Masterdon Committee, The Disco Four, Soulsonic Force, Whodini, Beastie Boys, and Us Girls.
Lovebug Starski, DJ Jazzy Jay, and Wanda Dee make up the list of inducted deejays, and The Lockers are the sole dance crew.
Other individuals, venues, labels, movies, and organizations that will be enshrined in the Hip Hop Hall of Fame + Museum include The Entertainer’s Basketball League, Daniel ‘Dapper-Dan’ Day, Harry Belafonte, Beat Street, Sal Abbatiello, Disco Fever, Mike & Dave Records, Bobby Robinson, Enjoy Records, Sylvia Robinson, Sugar Hill Records, and Joe Conzo.
“We are proud to unveil the 2017 Inductee Class of the Hip Hop Hall of Fame [to] include solo artists, groups, DJs, dancers, graffiti artists, film, record labels, a historic venue and contributors to Hip Hop music and culture,’ stated Kenny ‘DJ Lord Yoda X’ Syder, co-producer for the Induction Ceremony & Concert.
The Official 2017 Hip Hop Hall of Fame Awards TV Show, Induction Ceremony & Concert is scheduled to take place at New York City’s United Palace on Friday, July 15.
To purchase tickets for the event visit hiphophof.org.
(AllHipHop Rumors) While Jay-Z’s ‘4:44’ album did numbers, there are still some folks who are not here for it.