(AllHipHop News) Tekashi 6ix9ine can thank San Antonio police for helping him avoid any major altercations during his show in San Antonio last night.

That’s because police arrested a trio of gang members in San Antonio, who warned the rapper not to show up for his show last night at Bar 23.

The men were taken into custody at the San Antonio International Airport by police who had warned the public that they were on high alert and would be monitoring the situation.

This proved to be true when undercover officers received a tip about the vehicle the three suspects when we traveling in.

The police eventually encountered the suspect accused of making the threats to Tekashi 6ix9ine online and took him into custody.

All of the men in question had warrants out for their arrest, for petty infractions like traffic violations.

“As far as I know they did not have any weapons, but I do know they (police) were still searching the vehicle,” San Antonio International Airport spokesman Rich Stinson said. “We are all very proud of our police department that we have at the airport and their awareness of what’s going on.”

One of the suspects fired up his Instagram Story and broadcasted the cops stopping him live.

Take a look.

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(AllHipHop News) Hip-Hop star T.I. fears the government will “enslave” Americans if citizens are banned from bearing arms.

The rapper and producer spent several months in jail back in 2009 for federal weapons charges and he was also put on house arrest for a year and forced to perform 1,500 hours of community service following his 2007 bust for possession of three unregistered guns and two silencers.

Although firearms landed him in big trouble in the past, T.I. is still convinced U.S. citizens should be allowed to own firearms, despite the outcry for harsher gun laws following the Valentine’s Day massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, which cost 17 people their lives.

“It’s a tough one,” he mused to TMZ on Thursday. “I think you should probably make it more difficult for people who aren’t mentally stable to have guns… (but) I just honestly feel like if you lose the right to bear arms as a citizen, then you know what I’m saying, it’s easy to enslave. It’s easy for the government to enslave people when they don’t have the right to bear arms.”

T.I., real name Clifford Joseph Harris, Jr., was also indicted for carrying weapons as a convicted felon, but he doesn’t think to focus on former criminals is the solution to eradicating shooting deaths in the U.S.

“I think mental stabilization needs to be a big part (of gun legislation)… Just not being a felon isn’t enough,” he noted. “We see that, that isn’t working. People think that (it’s) the felons that’s causing all the problems, but you know, it seems as though people who have been given a gun license, who bought guns legally… those are the ones causing all the mass hysteria, so I think that our system’s broken.”

(AllHipHop News) You have got to love it with Jimmy Kimmel and his sidekick the ever-lovable Guillermo get on something.

Drake’s philanthropy has been the topic of must talk. Hopefully, not by the IRS. But, Kimmel and company have opted to take a different route than pontificating the sincerity or lack of over their platform. Instead, “Jimmy Kimmel Live” decided to craft a masterful parody remake of Drake’s “God Plan” with Guillermo giving out $100.

People were limited to getting things from Guillermo for $.99 and under.

The real treat is seeing Guillermo kinda-Milly Rock in the grocery store around elderly people.

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(AllHipHop News) The Kendrick Lamar-curated Black Panther soundtrack is on pace to lead the Billboard 200 for two straight weeks. Another musical collection connected with the blockbuster Marvel movie is headed to the album chart as well.

Billboard reports the Black Panther score is expected to land among the Top 100 most popular albums. The set collected around 8,000 equivalent album units the week ending February 22.

Swedish composer Ludwig Göransson oversaw the score. To capture the sound of the fictional nation of Wakanda, he visited African countries in order to record local musicians.

Previously, Göransson scored Fruitvale Station, Top Five, Creed, and Central Intelligence. The 33-year-old songwriter/producer also worked with Childish Gambino and Chance The Rapper.

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(AllHipHop News) Rapper Cardi B is hitting back at President Donald Trump after he suggested arming teachers with guns as a way of making schools safer.

The U.S. leader proposed the solution to combat gun violence on campuses following the deadly shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida last week.

However, the “Bodak Yellow” hitmaker took to Instagram to share her disgust over Trump’s controversial idea.

“Imagine a old ass female teacher bussing a burner (gun),” she wrote. “This man really out his mind. America must be entertainment to other countries.”

The caption appeared alongside a meme of a confused looking LeBron James with a statement criticizing the low early salary educators are paid.

“y’all want teachers to effectively prepare our youth, carry straps, and bust back at school shooters but at the same time only pay them $40,000 a year,” the post read.

In another image, the Bronx native noted that metal detectors are only used at schools in low-income neighborhoods.

“Ya wanna know what’s the problem?” the star asked in text across a white backdrop. “That the government only put metal detectors in schools in the HOOD!”

“I remember getting search every morning in high school,” she added, recounting her own high school experience. “Even parents who picked up they kids got searched.”

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(AllHipHop News) Mary J. Blige is up for two trophies at the 90th annual Academy Awards taking place on March 4. The legendary vocalist will also perform at the ceremony.

The Queen of Hip-Hop Soul will sing the Mudbound record “Mighty River.” Blige earned a Best Original Song nomination for the ballad, and she is competing in the Best Supporting Actress category for her role in the Netflix movie.

Oscar-winner Common will team with Andra Day to perform the nominated song “Stand Up For Something” from Marshall. Miguel will be on the ABC broadcast with Natalia LaFourcade and Gael Garcia Bernal to present a live rendition of “Remember Me” from Coco.

In addition, Keala Settle will perform “This is Me” from The Greatest Showman and Sufjan Stevens will perform “Mystery of Love” from Call Me by Your Name. Oscar show producers Michael De Luca and Jennifer Todd stated, “We’re excited to have these talented artists showcase the powerful contribution music makes to filmmaking.”

(AllHipHop News) Last month, Charlamagne Tha God used his “Donkey Of The Day” to call out Mo’Nique for her Netflix boycott over alleged “gender bias” and “color bias.” The radio show host defended the streaming service decision to offer other comedians Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock, and Amy Schumer more money than Mo’Nique for a comedy special.

This week, CTG and Mo spoke face-to-face on The Breakfast Club, and the conversation mostly centered around the DOTD segment. The sometimes intense exchange included the comedic legend referring to Charlamagne by his birth name Lenard.

Monique’s husband/manager Sidney Hicks also called into the show to talk about their issues with Netflix. Throughout the 46-minute interview, Mo’Nique and Charlamagne went back-and-forth over topics such as racism, sexism, contract negotiations, industry blackballing, sexual misconduct, and media influence.

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“We’re saying pay [black women] equally. You’re saying, ‘Oh, Monique. This is an isolated situation.’ Well, then what that says is you don’t know the history of this business that you’re in,” the Oscar winner told Charlamagne. “You sit behind this microphone and try to be the guru of black culture. I’m gonna need you to know the history of us before you begin to label us. And once you know the history, you know I’m not saying anything unique, brother.”

Charlamagne responded, “I just don’t understand how you can justify making $13 million in 2018 for a stand-up special.”

Sidney then jumped back in by asking Charlamagne if he had read the actual offer presented by Netflix. After admitting he only read “some of it,” Mo’Nique fired back by saying CTG should read all of it, and Sidney claimed the offer was for $500,000 which would have also blocked Mo’Nique from performing stand-up for two years, possibly causing her to lose $2 million from touring.

Charlamagne questioned the couple if they made a counter-offer to Netflix. Mo’Nique accused him of “not doing his homework” because she had already released emails detailing the negotiations. However, Sidney had to clarify that they did not actually present a counter-offer, but Netflix allegedly declined to further negotiate on the specifics of the deal.

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(AllHipHop News) On “Family Feud (Remix),” Drake made it clear he wants more equity in his deal with Apple Music. It looks like the Canadian recording artist is also extending his new business approach to his relationship with Jordan Brand.

Sole Collector reports Drake could be breaking from his deal with the Nike company over issues of creative control. The website claims the OVO Sound leader is in talks to partner with rival apparel company Adidas.

Drake signed with Jordan Brand in 2013. The Air Jordan 8 OVO sneaks were just made available on February 16 of this year.

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(AllHipHop News) Every so often, Hip Hop culture takes center stage on Jeopardy. Kendrick Lamar became the latest emcee to hear his name on the long-running game show.

K. Dot’s DAMN songs “DNA,” “LOYALTY,” “HUMBLE” and “LOVE” were mentioned in an “answer.” Unfortunately, the contestants weren’t able to come up with the correct “question.”

Lyrics by The Notorious B.I.G., Drake, Lil Wayne, Beastie Boys, Desiigner, Public Enemy, Dr. Dre, and Coolio have also been used on the program. In 2014, Jeopardy host Alex Trebek began trending on Twitter after he was seen reading bars from some famous rap artists.

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(AllHipHop News) This week, a video of Angela “Blac Chyna” White performing f####### circulated on social media. While lawyers for the reality show star/video model have called that vid “revenge p###,” Chyna is apparently denying she was part of another sex tape making the rounds online.

According to TMZ, the woman in the 13-minute video resembles Chyna, but sources claim the ex-stripper is not in the clip. Her legal team has reportedly sent out more than 20 cease and desist letters to p### sites posting the video under Chyna’s name.

C&D letters have supposedly been issued to p### sites for the oral sex tape as well. Attorneys Walter Mosley and Lisa Bloom are also said to be working with law enforcement to investigate how the video was publicly released.

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(AllHipHop News) Netflix has more Hip Hop based content coming to the platform. Roxanne Roxanne, the story of 1980s era New York emcee L##### “Roxanne Shanté” Gooden, will begin streaming on March 23.

Michael Larnell directed and wrote Roxanne Roxanne. The film stars Chanté Adams, Nia Long, Mahershala Ali, Elvis Nolasco, Kevin Phillips, Shenell Edmonds, and Adam Horovitz.

The biopic screened at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival. Adams’ portrayal of Shanté won the Special Jury Award for Breakthrough Performance at the Utah event.

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