Earlier this year Texas trap rhymer Goldie The Gasman treated the streets with a catchy little street anthem featuring none other than Future entitled “We On Em.”
Now, he follows that up by collabing with Texas OG Z-Ro for some good ol’ ‘diamonds’ talk on “Diamonds In Ya Mouth.”
The video is exactly what you’d expect from two former corner boys, nailing of the requisite ingredients – slabs, booties and, of course, Diamonds.
The ditty is off of Goldie’s upcoming project, “The Crackprint” due out latwr this year via Empire Distribution.
When you think of Houston rap, city fave Kyle Hubbard is not likely to jump immediately to mind.
No slab. No lean. He isn’t ‘screwed up.’ But Kyle, as well as cameos T2 The Ghetto Hippie and Lyric Michelle and other like them have been a staple of the Screwston underground for years.
On “This Is Houston”, Kyle showcases his support for the hometown as vehemently as any trap rapper.
In addition to the many landmarks that get some shine; Frenchy’s, The Breakfast Club, Warehouse Live amongst them, Kyle dons a plethora of t-shirts throughout, each sporting either a local band or purchased from the local brands 1836 Clothing Company & Forgotten Arts Clothing.
“Lyric, T2, and I don’t fit into the mold that is so often associated with Houston hip-hop, despite the fact we have all three been active members in the city’s hip-hop scene for years.
Lyric’s hook is dripping with Houston hip-hop stereotypes, but that it is delivered by a female emcee known for her poetic lyrics gives the whole thing a tongue-in-cheek feel. The verses delivered by T2 and myself are more on the nose with the entire concept. The juxtaposition between the hook/production and the verses is all very deliberate.” Hubbard tells the Chronicle when they debuted the video.
Every time Cam’ron and Jim Jones get into it on social media we can’t help but to laugh.
These two Dipset men just can’t seem to get right. Their drama did pop off again on the ‘gram, but this time it was in Dave East’s comments.
East made a post about Cam passing him the torch for Harlem. Diplomats member Jim Jones was clearing in his feelings when he decided to chime in saying,
“Lol th torch lol tell him make u dip set lol.”
Killa Cam always comes through with clowning Jones so, he quickly shot back while referencing Max B’s return. Cam also told Dave East that Jim Jones had been talking about him behind his back, and that he really didn’t f-ck with him.
Jim Jones and Cam’ron have had a little rift since 2007, it seems over money, loyalty, and growing stardom. Even throughout their tumultuous relationship both sides have maintained that they still have an unconditional yet weird love for each other because of what they’ve been through and started together.
I don’t know man, these cats are funny. Hopefully one day they can put all of their differences aside. Although Cam goes in on Jim on the net often, he revealed earlier this year that he’d never go hard on Jim because all in all, that’s still his man.
(AllHipHop News) Common is set to produce a comedy show about a prolific ’90s rapper struggling to make it in current society entitled 93 Til Infinity.
Deadline reports that the show, which is set to air on Fox, will be produced by the rapper and Hamilton and Grease: Live director Thomas Kali.
The comedy will also feature writing courtesy of How To Make It In America creator Ian Edelman.
The show’s plot will place the focus on a successful ’90s rapper and his struggles to make in the present world, alongside his best friend from middle school, who’s equally in need of a midlife reboot.
93 Til Infinity producer Common, recently appeared in Suicide Squad and Barbershop: The Next Cut, and also won an Oscar for co-writing the song Glory from Selma.
The actor and rapper will also playthe role of a villain in John Wick 2.
(AllHipHop Features) Starting at an early age, Eddie “Zip K” Chatman enthusiastically tapped into his creative abilities. Visual art, writing, and music were all expressive outlets for the youngster raised in Decatur, Georgia.
Eventually, Chapman began releasing musical bodies of work which presented his version of Atlanta, and the city started to take notice of the Georgia State University graduate.
Zip’s 404 Error borrows its title from an Atlanta area code. The 2015 project featured verses from respected ATL rhymers Jace, Cyhi Da Prynce, Money Makin’ Nique, and 6lack.
His own guest appearance on Translee’s M.A.O.T.P. mixtape earned Zip attention from Tip “T.I.” Harris. As a result, the Translee/Zip K track “Depends” was included on the Hustle Gang Over Errrrythang compilation.
“I can’t really say too much else about what’s to come next from that relationship, but everyone should stay woke [laughs],” says Zip about his connection with the King Of The South’s brand.
Followers of the “Highs & Lows” performer should also be on the lookout for more buzzworthy work from Zip K. Individuals just discovering the up-and-coming Southerner can become more enlightened about his movement via AllHipHop.com’s “Three Questions” interview.
If you could go back in time and personally witness any moment in Hip Hop history, which moment would you pick and why?
It’s so damn hard to pick one Hip Hop history moment I could be there for. I would say any pivotal moment during the Biggie/Tupac era – any one of those award shows or something where everyone was popping their sh-t. The music and the lifestyle behind it was so real. I never really got to experience that climate in Hip Hop for myself.
On “About Your Friends,” you said you “don’t give a f-ck” about your girl’s friends. What are the top three things you do give a f-ck about when it comes to being in a relationship?
One has to be trust. Think about it. Who can you trust nowadays? And I mean really trust. Chemistry is number two. I can’t be in a situation and just be bored. Personality really does go a long way. And last is sex. Let’s just agree to be epic. Deal? Deal.
What have been your highest and lowest experiences as a professional recording artist?
My biggest moment in music would probably have to be the first time one of my music videos made MTV Jams. It was in heavy rotation and it was surreal watching myself on national TV with my peoples. Looking back, I think it could’ve been better, but in that moment it was a huge feeling. Irreplaceable.
My lowest point would probably be loss of resources/support I’ve encountered a time or two on my journey. You can feel helpless and really breed negativity that promotes a downhill spiral. You gotta find new ways to get things done, gotta find different strategies to be consistent. The sh-t’s not easy, but you gotta find the good in all you’ve done and believe in everything you’re working towards. Never deny your own purpose. What’s yours is yours.
R&B songstress Ciara has dropped her libel claims against rap star/ex-boyfriend Future. According to reports, Ciara’s lawyer filed documents to dismiss the remaining libel claim in her $15 million slander/libel lawsuit, after Future publically declared that she was an unfit mother in various interviews, while claiming “this b###h got control problems.” Ciara’s lawyer knew she couldn’t win this portion of the lawsuit, because she is not suffering from any financial hardship as a result of Future’s insults. The ongoing lawsuit isn’t finished. TMZ.com reports that Ciara is still suing Future for what’s known as “False Light” for making her look bad with his comments.
Rapper Slim Thug is developing his own line of craft beer. Over the summer, the “Like a Boss” star enjoyed a taste testing session at the 8th Wonder Brewery in his native Houston, Texas, and now he’s revealed the meeting was part of his new project, which is set to launch in early 2017. Slim Thug won’t be the first musician to enter the alcohol industry – rockers Iron Maiden, Motorhead, and Megadeth all boast their own beer brands, while fellow rappers Drake, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, Ludacris, and Dr. Dre have tasted success in the liquor business.
Rapper Nelly has joined hit U.S. TV and radio show “Skip And Shannon: Undisputed” as a contributor. Nelly will be featured alongside hosts Skip Bayless, Shannon Sharpe and moderator Joy Taylor to discuss sports starting on November 1. In addition to rapping, the 41-year-old played football and baseball before he became famous. He is also part owner of U.S. basketball team the Charlotte Hornets. The news comes two months after officials at America’s Internal Revenue Service served Nelly with a reported $2 million federal tax lien in August. Additionally, bosses at the Missouri Department of Revenue claimed he owes them almost $150,000 in unpaid state taxes from 2013.
For those of you not familiar with Brandon Rossi yet, here’s some background information.
He’s a rapper, singer, songwriter and producer from Decatur, GA. He already has a publishing deal with Jay-Z’s Roc Nation imprint, he is featured on the new T.I. record “40 Acres” where he appears on the first verse and the chorus alongside Tip and Killer Mike, he co-produced the first T.I. single “Black Man” off the “USorELSE” EP and we posted his first buzz record “Dumb” a few weeks back.
Now he’s back with his first official single titled “Miss Me” which we expect to do big things. The record is HOT!!!
Eminem did it again. The Detroit rapper dropped the lyrical bomb yesterday and took it to the GOP, George Zimmerman, Stacey Dash and more. We’ll the rapper has Twitter in a tizzy and also has dropped the lyrics to the well-received bars. Check for both below.
Jumped out of the 2nd floor of a record store
With a Treacherous Four cassette and a cassette recorder
In Ecuador with Edward Norton
Witness the metamorphosis
Of a legend growin’ like an expert swordsman
From the Hessian war and
Hence the origin of the Headless Horseman
Born with the endorphins of a pathetic orphan
Endless source and reservoir
Of extension cords in dresser drawers
And deadbolts on the bedroom doors
And sexual torture kits kept in a separate storage bin
Excellent boyfriend
Use intercourse to settle scores
With women who have vendettas towards men
D####### is forced in ’til there’s shredded f#######
Reddish torn and they’re only bein’ fed a portion
Bed sores and sore shins
Pregnant w##### can get abortions
Fetish for stickin’ metal forks in, self-absorption
Skeletor, I went to Hell and fell a floor
A predator, I’m headed for competitors
Better warn ’em, what I lack in tact and a set of morals
I make up for in metaphors like a cosmetic store
Stegosaurus, Chuck Norris with a thesaurus
Yes, of course, a mess of warrants
You want some? Come and get some, boys!
I’m givin’ Daniel Pantaleo a refresher course
On excessive force and pressure points
And dressin’ George Zimmerman in a fluorescent orange
Dress and four inch heels to address the court
With a bullseye on his back, his whole chest and torso
Or left on the doorsteps of Trayvon’s dad as a present for him
Lyrics continued after Twitter’s response to Eminem’s “Campaign Speech.”
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In my present form I’m Desert Storm
Appetite for destruction there’s no suppressant for
Aggressive, forceful, and less remorseful in every morsel
Unpleasant, horrible; hello, gorgeous!
The rebel with devil horns just fell off the yellow short bus
Met a contortionist, said, “When you wanna get sexual?”
She said, “However I fit in your schedule. I’m flexible.”
Expired tags on the Saturn, got Catherine Bach
In the back in Daisy Dukes with the hazards on
At a traffic stop gettin’ harassed, sign an autograph
For this a###### cop’s daughter
Laugh ’cause I called her a brat on it
He spat on it and brought it back lookin’ half in shock
Had a heart attack and dropped dead
Started fallin’ back with it
And got slapped with a Colin Kaepernick practice sock
One ball and half a dick, Apple Watch
Crack front axle, walked in a Bass Pro Shop with David Hasselhoff, pulled Tabasco sauce out of my satchel
Knocked over a fisherman’s tackle box and crash sound
Asked if they had a laughin’ stock
That was f#####’ stupid…
You got it twisted, all ’cause I offered this b####
A doggie biscuit, you call me misogynistic
B####, get to massagin’ this dick!
Like spas in this b####, slob on it with gobs of lipstick
Got a shoppin’ list for you to run some odds and ends with
It’s not a b#### on this earth I can be monogamous with
She’s non-existent
Robin Thicke with a throbbin’ dick on some suave and slick s###
But I shout derogatives at b###### like f#####’ missile launches
Misfit, blond and nitwit
Like I’ve gone ballistic, with a frostin’ tip kit
Screamed, “I hate blondes,” and became one, I’m optimistic
Love to start s###
Shovin’ Clark Kent’s undergarments in the glove compartment
Of the bucket, bumpin’ Bubba Sparxxx
I’m double parkin’ up at Targets, trouble ’causer, a double crosser
Shadiest m######### you’ll ever come across
Olympic gymnast, been known for some assaults
A couple lawsuits, enough to cause a stomach ulcer
Same damn brain scan results as Rainman’s is
Something’s off, but when Dustin Hoffman’s
Dressin’ up in your mummy costume
On stage dancin’ to “Brain Damage,” what’s the problem?
Nothing’s wrong, the name brand is back to reclaim status
Run the faucet, I’ma dunk
A bunch of Trump supporters underwater
Snuck up on ’em in Ray Bans in a gray van with a spray tan
It’s a wrap, like an Ace bandage
Don’t-give-a-f### persona, to my last DNA strand
E&J in the waistband, at the VMAs with the stagehand
She wants kielbasa, pre-arrange an escape plan
Three-inch blade on point, like a See-and-Say
Consider me a dangerous man
But you should be afraid of this dang candidate
You say Trump don’t kiss ass like a puppet
‘Cause he runs his campaign with his own cash for the fundin’
And that’s what you wanted
A f#####’ loose cannon who’s blunt with his hand on the button
Who doesn’t have to answer to no one—great idea!
If I was president
Gettin’ off is the first order of business
Once I get in office
Second thing that’ll make me happy’s walkin’ up to Uncle Sam
Naked, laughin’, dick cupped in hand
Screamin’, “F### safe sex!”
Throw a latex and an AIDS test at him
Tell Congress I run this land
And I want the rubber banned, and make it snappy
Addiction to friction and static
Addict who can’t escape the habit
Continue to chase the dragon
But as fate would have it, I walked up in major Magics
Dressed as the maintenance man
In a laser tag vest and a racin’ jacket
With a gauge to blast it
And sped away in the station wagon
Stacey Dash’s and Casey Anthony’s
Crazy a#### in the backseat
Throwin’ Stayfree pads at me
Dead passenger in the passenger seat
Unfasten the safety latches
And slam on the brakes in traffic so hard
I snapped the relocation brackets for the monster tires
‘Finna get a murder case and catch it
Like you threw it at me encased in plastic
And send Dylan Roof through the windshield of the Benz
Until he spins like a pinwheel and begins feelin’…
Like a windmiller with a thin build while his skin’s peelin’
And skids ’til he hits a cement pillar
Swing for the fence like Prince Fielder
Knock it into the upper peninsula
You wanna go against ‘zilla? The Rap God
When will I quit? Never been realer
The in-stiller of fear, not even a scintilla of doubt
Whose pens iller than Prince in a chinchilla
Or Ben Stiller in a suspense thriller
Revenge killer, avenge syllable binge
Fill a syringe, ’til I
Draw first blood
Even pop s### on my pop s###, and it’s popular
Couldn’t be more awkwarder
Cause you’re innocence I robbed you of
It’s my fingers that got stuck up
Taught ya ta, not give a
Slapstick, hockey puck
The broad hunter with the sawed off
Like an arm when it’s lopped off of ya
But I’m not gonna, get the shotgun
Or the Glock, I’m gonna opt for the ox
Cause I’m into objects that are sharp when I shop
And it’s not a shock, I’m such an obnoxious f#####
The Rock Hudson of rock ’cause who would have thought
This much of a c######### to go across the buttocks of Vivica Fox with a box cutter
That was for 50, little slap on the wrist be warned
I’m unravelin’ quickly
My squabbles, I’m grappling with your time traveling with me
Try and follow, as I wobble, relapse into history, with a flask of the whiskey
Tip it back then I’m twisting wine bottles
Like what happened to Chris Reeve’s spine column
That’s the plan of attack when I’m fixing my problems
Wish my chest wasn’t having to get these rhymes off ’em
But the fact that I have so many rappers against me mind boggles
And why I haven’t come back on these f###### who diss me is
More of a spectacular mystery than a f###### Agatha Christie crime novel
But my patience is wearing thin
Swear I been contemplatin’ rubbing s### in your face ’til I smear it in
Diss you in every lyric until you fear the pen
And never appear again
If you actually had f#####’ careers to end
But then I think of Molly Qerim and I steer ’em in that direction and forget my ideas for them
Molly, I’m gone off you
Man, light some kush
You’re my first take, I’ll nail you
Can’t lie, I gush
If I won you over, you would be the grand prize
I’m entranced by your looks, come and give the Shady franchise a push
You can get it in the can like some Anheuser Busch
Jeans too small, least three pant sizes t###
Mushed against your damn side, your p###
And thighs are squished
What kind of attires that?
I’m ready to be rode
Psychopath, bet you we’ll get it poppin’ like a flat
Light the match to ignite the wrath
Got knives to slash and slice hermaphrodites in half
Piper Chapmans might just have to picket me
Like a scab
Hard to describe in fact
Startling violent perhaps
Are things that come to mind as soon as I start spitting rhymes like that
And you aren’t really surprised at that
But as far as these lines I rap
And these bars, wouldn’t dial it back if I star 69ed the track
(AllHipHop News) Gunshots rang out in Atlanta during a video shoot for popular Atlanta rapper Gucci Mane last night (October 19) according to multiple witnesses.
A variety of high-profile rappers, including Meek Mill, 2 Chainz and Rick Ross were with Gucci Mane as he was apparently shooting a video for the song “Buy Back the Block,” when the shots rang out and sent the artists scurrying.
Grainy footage hit social media showing the rapper’s shooting a scene for the video on a rooftop when several gunshots interrupted what was otherwise a peaceful evening.
According to reports, the video shoot ended after the gunfire.
(AllHipHop News) D. Rose is a free man. The NBA point guard stood trial in a civil case where a previous sexual partner accused him of drugging and raping her.
Rose, along with two friends, stood accused of the sexual assault on Aug. 27, 2013 while she was incoherent. Rose and friends, Randall Hampton and Ryan Allen, were found clear on all charges Wednesday.
The woman sought over $21 million in damages, which translated into $6 million in compensatory and $15.5 million in punitive.
Rose opted to go to trial, which began on the 4th of October. He missed a number of NBA practices, but is now legally cleared to go on with his life.
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(AllHipHop News) Drake originally presented his “Pop Style” with vocals from Kanye West and Jay Z.
When Drake’s Views album arrived, Kanye and Jay were no longer part of the song.
Kanye decided to share his thoughts with a concert crowd on why The Throne was removed from the final “Pop Style.”
“Jay thought about it, and out of respect for Meek Mill, he didn’t want to be on the track,” Ye stated. “I called Drake. I called Meek. I called y’all. [I said], ‘We got to squash this sh-t. We got to let people have this song.'”
Meek is signed to Jay’s Roc Nation management, and the Philadelphia native has been feuding with Drake for over a year.
Another layer to the situation involves the streaming competition between Tidal and Apple Music.
Jay and Kanye are artist-owners of Tidal. Drake signed a reported $19 million deal with Apple Music.
Kanye addressed the complicated business dynamic during his tour stop.
“Then it went out of that territory. It went into some Tidal… some political sh-t, some sh-t about percentages on songs,” stated Ye. “I can’t take this sh-t, bruh.”
Earlier this year, Drake spoke about the “Pop Style” switch.
The OVO leader admitted he initially only intended to get Kanye on the cut.
“I was just having a conversation with Kanye. [The Jay Z feature] just landed in my lap. I just dealt with it accordingly, and it didn’t exactly play how I would have wanted it to as far as business goes,” Drake told Beats 1’s Zane Lowe. “So I just figured it would be easier to go with my version [on the album].”
He added, “Sometimes [Jay Z and I] just fall on opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to the rap world. It’s always just mutual respect, but sometimes it has to be from afar do to other situations that don’t have anything to do with me and him.”
Marvel is riding an all-time high after the huge success of “Luke Cage” and the reveal of “Iron Fist” at New York’s Comic Con. Now, the imagination monolith is accused of making a 15-year old character too sexy. RiRi Williams is a character that has donned the Iron Man armor in a variant cover of the popular zine. However, this character is a 15-year old genius student. Check out more and judge: Is Marvel sexualizing children through a teen female character?
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(AllHipHop News) DJ Khaled is a disc jockey, hit maker, label executive, and social media star.
The head of We The Best Music Group is adding Get Schooled national spokesman to his résumé.
Khaled and Get Schooled’s “Keys To Success” campaign will create monthly “keys” which will offer young people advice on setting and achieving goals, finding their passion, and getting to and through college.
“I made a priority in my life to inspire the young world that anything is possible as long as you follow the keys to success, a major key is commitment to education. I want the youth to know that if they stay away from “they” and stay in school, that this is the major key to success,” states DJ Khaled. “I have worked with Get Schooled and have seen what an impact the organization has on kids across America. I am excited and honored to launch this Keys program to motivate even more kids to succeed in school.”
Get Schooled also partnered with Ad Council and Viacom to bring awareness to the new campaign by launching public service announcements featuring Khaled.
The PSAs were introduced at Miami Central Senior High School and will air on select Viacom networks.
“Viacom’s goal in co-founding the Get Schooled Foundation was to leverage the best of media and entertainment to support young people in reaching their goals,” said Alexandra Jannello Tuck, Vice President of Corporate Social Responsibility. “DJ Khaled’s genuine commitment to education and his partnership with Get Schooled is a perfect reflection of Viacom’s mission and we are excited to have his energy as part of this effort.”
The “Keys To Success” campaign will include Khaled Keys, a reward store, Khaled Key Ambassadors, school visits, Class Khaled, and Get Schooled Khaled Scholarships.
Get Schooled directly engages and motivates students to graduate from high school and succeed in college. Founded in 2010, the non-profit organization has engaged more than five million students on its platforms.
(AllHipHop News) J. Cole received a lot of praise when his 2014 Forest Hills Drive album made him the first Hip Hop artist in 25 years to go platinum without any guest features.
The Roc Nation emcee has now seen his third studio LP earn another plaque.
According to Cole’s label, 2014 Forest Hills Drive is now double platinum.
This is the first album in the North Carolina native’s discography to achieved the RIAA certification for two million units.
(AllHipHop News) Eminem’s controversial track “Campaign Speech” criticizing Donald Trump, the Republican party and others, has already ruffled some feathers apparently.
Former Klux Klan Grand Wizard and open Nazi sympathizer David Duke recently called the Detroit spitter a ‘puppet’ in a response to the track on his Twitter account.
In the brief response on the social network, he also pointed the finger at Shady for “poisoning the minds of the youth.”
On the track drawing Duke’s ire, Eminem labeled Donald Trump a “kiss a##” who would be a “loose cannon” with his hand on the [nuclear] button.
The rapper also addressed issues concerning Stacy Dash, Casey Anthony, George Zimmerman, Trayvon Martin and others.
Mr. Duke is no stranger to the world of politics himself, as he is currently running for Senate in Louisiana
Eminem is a puppet of (((Paul Rosenberg))) and (((Jimmy Iovine))) – For years Eminem has been poisoning the minds of our youth. #riggedpic.twitter.com/xECYJ0HBsK
Many members of Beyonce’s Beyhive need mental health evaluations!
Queen Bey recently performed at the Tidal X benefit concert in Brooklyn, and during her set, Bey’s earring got caught on her braid and was ripped out of her ear causing everyone’s favorite performer to bleed on stage.
In true Bey fashion, she continued performing killing her performance of “Haunted”.
Sure it would be normal to feel bad for the superstar, but count on the stans to take it TOO FAR. Apparently some of the Beyhive felt that if Beyonce must bleed, then they should as well.
Not too long after Beyonce’s performance, #CutForBeyonce and #BleedForBeyonce hashtags appeared on Twitter. It seems that a few fans began cutting themselves in solidarity with the Queen.
The fans claimed if Beyonce must bleed and endure pain then they must experience the same pain to unify and leak their blood to restore her spirits.
Unfortunately we can’t attribute this to trolling because these celebrities’ stans always take it to the max with their antics.
These people are special kinds of fools we swear. Enjoy the music and become mentally stable PLEASE.
Jazmine Sullivan is a cold…shut yo’ mouth! As you likely know, the Philly singer curved a dead gospel singer in a social media post. And the Interwebs went off on her, with some posters humoring her and some maligning her viciously. Nevertheless, it was all another day’s work for Black Twitter.
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