(AllHipHop News) Gunplay has a lot to say about President Barack Obama. During an interview with DJ Smallz, the Maybach Music Group representative criticized the POTUS for allegedly pushing a globalist agenda.
“[Obama] got bin laden. Gas [prices] went down. A few things he did that was on the surface looks real good. I commend him for that. Great. Right on brother,” said Gunplay. “But behind the scenes, what he’s been doing is the continuation of a New World Order. The Bushes and everybody else started to put the New World Order in place, behind the scenes he’s making sure that it happens.”
The phrase New World Order often refers to the conspiracy theory that global leaders are working to institute a totalitarian world government. There are also some theorists that connect the NWO to “secret societies” such as the Freemasons and the Illuminati as well as occultism and witchcraft.
Gunplay also claimed Obamacare users that do not accept a microchip being planted in their body will be killed by guillotine. He did not provide evidence of this supposed section in the Affordable Care Act.
“Obama is starting to look like a modern-day Hitler,” declared Gunplay. “He’s a dictator. He’s not a president.”
In addition, the “Krazy” rapper argued that a “One World Religion” is being established with the help of the Pope and the U.S. President. While the Carol City native bashed Obama for supposedly pushing the New World Order, he told AllHipHop.com in 2014 that he admired the Bilderburg Group, another elitist organization conspiracy theorists link to the so-called worldwide authoritarian movement.
“I feel like the Bilderberg Group is higher than the Mafia or any government body. You don’t get no higher than the Bilderberg Group,” stated Gunplay at the time. “They run the world, and I look up to them. I was always taught to emulate the great. I think they’re great and I want to emulate them.”
(AllHipHop News) Hip-Hop producer Lex Luger is being sued. A law enforcement officer in Virginia is seeking $1.1 million from the Suffolk native for assault & battery and negligence.
The Virginian Pilotreports an unnamed Chesapeake sheriff’s deputy is suing Luger for a knee injury.
The deputy claims he was wounded while attempting to serve a temporary detention order to Lewis. The order is often used by family members to get officials to take a relative into custody for a mental health evaluation.
The deputy was reportedly transporting Luger from the Chesapeake Regional Medical Center to an unspecified medical facility in Virginia Beach last November.
According to the lawsuit, Luger attempted to escape the vehicle which caused the deputy’s injuries.
“He wasn’t mentally stable at the time, so how can you hold him accountable when something goes wrong,” said Debra Antney, Luger’s supposed manager.
The plaintiff’s attorney, Jeffrey Brooke, has stated that the deputy suffered torn ligaments, had to undergo surgery, and miss more than five months of work. A knee replacement surgery may also be necessary in the future.
Luger is being sued for $750,000 in compensatory damages, $350,000 in punitive damages, plus interest and legal fees.
If the deputy wins the case, the 53-year-old retired Marine will be forced to return money he received for medical bills and disability pay from his worker’s compensation claim.
Lex Luger is best known for producing the hit songs “Hard In Da Paint” by Waka Flocka Flame, “B.M.F. (Blowin’ Money Fast)” by Rick Ross, and “H•A•M” by Jay Z & Kanye West. He recently provided the tracks for Wiz Khalifa’s “Bake Sale” and A$AP Ferg’s “Let It Bang.”
(AllHipHop News) School Boy Q is back with “THat Part,” his new song that features Kanye West.
The song extols the virtues of focused efforts, quality women, money and other worldly matters.
Kanye jumps on and says, “N***a with an attitude / I feel like O’Shea / Walking living legend / I feel like Kobe / I just let the strip club / Got some glitter on me / Wife gonna kill me / She the female OJ.”
The song has been getting a myriad of reactions from fans that love the song to those that wished it was presented differently lyrically.
I know MFers are about to scream, “This ain’t Hip-Hop, YO! Yall wack af! And I’ma stop following ya rn!” Man, f*ck that! This woman is Kanye West’s damn aunt – right now. And that makes it Hip-Hop related! According to a new, upcoming book on The Kardashian Klan, Caitlyn Jenner is not looking to stay a woman. In rumor, he will de-transition back into a stud again. Ian Halperin, author of “Kardashian Dynasty: The Controversial Rise of America’s Royal Family,” has gone on record with The Wrap to drop the bomb. Apparently, multiple sources Caitlyn is miserable as a woman and MIGHT go back to Bruce. Jenner’s rep reportedly said this notion was “idiotic” and FALSE. Caitlyn is now 66. I’m thinking this surgury stuff is going to take a toll on his body. Ian Halperin said the Bruce side of Caityn still wants women and wants to meet the “right woman.” I thought he could and desired to do that as Caitlyn too. Allegedly.
Anyway. This is all conjecture until something really happens and dude just got several plugs for his new book.
Now Kodak Black is a character, but many were left trying to figure out why in the world Kodak Black would be in Dr. Miami’s office. Dr. Miami is known for transforming the bodies of your favorite Instagram thots models! Dr. Miami does a mean boob job and butt lift. Despite the fact that Dr. Miami interviewed Kodak for his new show, we have to wonder did Kodak end up getting any kind of procedure done, and if so, what kind? LOL. Kodak just had to put the ring back over the glove huh?
(AllHipHop News) Should the Internet prepare to create more classic memes of Drizzy Drake? When the Young Money rapper dropped the visuals for his smash “Hotline Bling” last year, spoofs of the clip took over social media. Drake has now revealed on Instagram that he is currently filming a new music video.
The IG photo was actually a celebration of the Toronto Raptors taking a 2-1 series lead against the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference playoffs. Drake also used the moment to let it out that a vid for his #1 hit “One Dance” is on the way.
“On set for ‘One Dance’ and it’s killing me that I am missing these games!!!” wrote Drake in the caption.
(AlllHipHop News) Rapper Azealia Banks has been suspended from Twitter and dropped as a headliner of a London festival following her racist attack on Zayn Malik and critique of U.K. music.
The “212” singer courted controversy on Wednesday (May 11) when she took aim at the former One Direction star’s Pakistani heritage during a vicious Twitter tirade against him, in which she claimed he stole her “Yung Rapunxel” video concept for his promo “Like I Would.”
She then launched into a separate rant about the quality of rap music in the U.K, writing: “The UK really can’t rap though. UK RAP is just a disgrace to rap culture in general… Rap/Hip-Hop culture is AMERICAN in its PUREST form (sic)… UK rappers NEVER have swag. It’s ALWAYS FORCED.”
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When Azealia’s fans warned her to cancel her set at Rinse FM’s Born & Bred Festival in Hackney, East London for her own safety after the music criticism, she hinted she would be bringing a gun with her for protection, by writing, “Girl, I have armed security ! I’m an American girl! I exercise my 2nd amendment rights EVERYWHERE I go !!”
The Second Amendment refers to the right of people to keep and bear arms.
Hours later, organizers of the festival announced on Twitter they had decided to cancel the rapper’s appearance. They wrote, “Rinse/Born & Bred Festival is a celebration of rave culture and have been created for EVERYONE. We celebrate inclusivity and equality.”
Azealia, 24, didn’t seem fazed by the cancellation and retweeted the announcement, adding, “Most of the people coming to this on my day were only coming for me,” following by a crying with laughter emjoi and U.S. flag emoji. “To all of my Darling UK fans who bought tickets to see me at the Rinse FM show. My sincerest apologies!!!!!.. But you know Mama Puma always goes in for the Kill. And NEVER backs down.”
However, that didn’t stop her arguing with users on Twitter about U.S. vs. U.K. music, writing responses such as, “Which is why a U.S. rapper has been asked to headline ur grimey grime festival? Haha, enjoy the rain! (sic)”
Festival organizers are currently trying to find a replacement headliner.
With yesterday’s installment of “Empire” season 2 episode 17 on Fox – it had been ominously foretold in just about every Fox promo leading up to the airing of this episode that “one Lyon would fall,” but seriously, some honest to goodness fear has been struck into the hearts of many a loyal fan when it comes to what may or not be “mortally” permanent when the all the dust settles and “Empire” season two is one for the record books, shuttered up tight over the summer to prep for a brand new “Empire” season three. So hold on to your hats and be warned by this *** spoiler alert*** that if you don’t want to know, you need to stop reading now:
Anika Calhoun (Grace Gealey) gets scooped up by the Feds via Cookie Lyon’s (Taraji P. Henson) pal from around the way, Tariq (Morocco Omari). Last week, ‘Tariq The Freak’ from the old neighborhood where Cookie and her sister Carol (Tasha Smith) grew up suddenly materialized on the current Lyon scene, trying to cuddle up with Carol in order to get dirt for the Feds on Lucious Lyon (Terrence Howard). In yesterday’s episode, neither Lucious or Cookie were buying Tariq’s love song for a crackhead, and Cookie gave Tariq the news in no uncertain terms at Laviticus regarding her addict sister, causing Carol to relapse and show up drunk at the ASA Awards. Tariq, not to be deterred by any of that ASA drama sets his sights on another weak link in the chain by detaining Anika at Federal headquarters.
Lucious’ Mama, Leah Walker (Leslie Uggams) starts scheming hard to reveal herself to the world at large as Lucious Lyon’s mother who is still alive and kicking. Never one to be above a good slow burn, Leah is incensed when she sees Lucious’ video on television showing her abusing Lucious as a young woman and then taking her own life. When Andre Lyon (Trai Byers) tries to tell her that it would hurt the family for her to go public, Leah swears that she would never betray Lucious or the rest of the family in this way. However, when things take a dramatic turn at the ASA Awards, Leah maneuvers herself into the center of a hungry knot of paparazzi and while she refrains from telling them exactly who she is, she reveals that she is indeed a part of the Lyon family.
Freda Gatz (Bre-Z) Shoots Jamal Lyon (Jussie Smollett) at The ASA Awards when Jamal jumps in front of the bullet meant for Lucious as a means of revenge by Freda for the death of her own father, crime lord Frank Gathers (Chris Rock). In what was a shocking twist, Freda is forced to put it all together when a drunk and embittered Carol accosts Freda on the red carpet and reveals that it was none other than Lucious Lyon himself that killed the notorious gangster Frank Gathers, aka Freda Gatz’s dad. In a fit of passion, Freda rips a gun from the holster of a member of the ASA’s security detail and aims for Lucious’ back as he is turned away, addressing the press and photographers with Cookie. Jamal, seeing what Freda is about to do and knowing why thanks to a recent and very candid conversation with Cookie, jumps directly in front of the bullet, saving Lucious’ life but also possibly ending his own. Will Jamal survive? Only next week’s episode, the last of season 2 in it’s entirety, will tell.
“Empire” airs Wednesday nights at 9:00/8:00 central on Fox.
(AllHipHop News) Ororo Munroe aka Storm and T’Challa aka Black Panther are two of the most prominent black characters in the Marvel Comics universe. Storm has already been a major figure in the X-Men motion pictures, and Black Panther is set to star in his own live-action movie. But could the two superheros meet on the big screen one day?
Alexandra Shipp (Aaliyah, Straight Outta Compton) stars as Storm in the upcoming X-Men: Apocalypse. The 24-year-old actress spoke with The Lowdown with Diana Madison about the possibility of Ororo and T’Challa teaming up in a cinema presentation.
“I want that movie so bad. I’ve got a pitch. I’m like coming up with a vision board. I want this movie to happen,” said Shipp. “Honestly, it doesn’t have to be me. If Chadwick was like, ‘You know what I really want to do this with Hallie,’ I’d be like, ‘That’s fine at least make the movie.’”
Chadwick Boseman was tapped to take on the role of Black Panther in the Marvel franchise. Halle Berry has played Storm in X-Men, X2: X-Men United, X-Men: The Last Stand, and X-Men: Days Of Future Past.
X-Men: Apocalypse is scheduled for release on May 27.
(AllHipHop News) Culture Republic’s flagship artist Nick Grant is back with new visuals for the Erykah Badu-inspired “Window Seat.” The accompanying video for the track off Grant’s ’88 mixtape was shot in Seattle by IFE + BONOHO.
“The meaning of the song to me is about getting the bigger picture in life, that it’s more than just about the material things. Broaden your view on life and your life will change,” says Grant.
“Window Seat” provides an up close and personal view of the thoughts taking place in N.G.’s mind, and the Atlanta representative has a lot to share with the world.
The last several months have seen a torrent of career milestones for Grant. The Southern lyricist released his well received ’88 project, he recently served as an opener on Dave East’s “Hate Me Now Tour,” and he has been recording new music with the legendary Organized Noize Productions.
(AllHipHop News) Kanye West has always spoken very highly of himself when it comes to his place in pop culture history. The G.O.O.D. Music leader now has another Chicago native stamping him as an all-time great.
Chance The Rapper is featured on the June/July cover of Complex along with Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda. The two artists sat down with the publication. The interview included Chance talking about whether Kanye should be so vocal about his own accomplishments.
“There’s not really a responsibility to tell people of your accomplishments, but I think in Kanye’s situation – it’s Kanye West,” said Chance. “If I was the greatest artist of this generation, and the few past generations, and a few generations going forward, I’d probably say it all the time. Especially if I was black and people didn’t really like me. I’d be like, ‘Let me remind you all the f-cking time.'”
The Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment affiliate was heavily involved in the making of Kanye West’s The Life Of Pablo. Chance arguably had the standout verse on the entire album. Besides appearing on “Ultralight Beams,” Chance contributed to several other TLOP tracks. His album project Chance 3 is set to arrive on May 13.
(AllHipHop Features) “If it’s rap or the trap, we gonna make it regardless,” declares Tate Kobang on his cut “RE-Guard-Less” off Live Hazey. In a little over a year, the rhymer has effectively started on a path where he won’t have to revert back to street life to build his wealth. It looks as if making music is what will allow Kobang to make it big.
After years of dropping mixtapes, the buzzing East Baltimore rapper finally broke out on the national radar in April 2015 as a result of his video for “Bank Rolls.” The clip was a surprise winner considering it borrows the beat from a local 2000 hit and runs 2 minutes without a chorus.
So why did Tate’s “Bank Rolls” cause both fans and bloggers to take notice? According to the artist, his performance over Tim Trees’ Charm City classic “Bank Roll” spawned the addictive magic.
“I ain’t gonna lie. It was the flow, but it’s mostly the beat,” explains Kobang. “You don’t hear those kind of beats no more. The flow and cadence I was using was f-cking ridiculous.”
The success of the vid led to two more versions being created. An official remix with an added verse was released last September. Since that time, the visuals for “Bank Rolls Remix” has been viewed 2 million times on YouTube.
Then three months ago New York Hip Hop veterans The Lox jumped on the track. Sheek Louch, Styles P, and Jadakiss spit bars about their love for their hometown of Yonkers. D-Block’s recognition of the record was a major co-sign for the DMV delegate.
“They just reached out. They hit us up like, ‘The record is crazy.’ One of their moms had got sick, so it took a little while to get everything done, but it came around. That sh-t was crazy,” Kobang informs AllHipHop.com. “They want to come to Baltimore to shoot the video. That’s gonna be big for the city.”
While Tate was just starting elementary school when The Lox first taught Hip Hop followers in 1998 about the importance of “Money, Power & Respect,” the music aficionado looks to 90’s stars as his biggest influences. Elements of his work draw straight lines back to Rap City era emcees.
Kobang credits his raw sound to the Wu-Tang Clan’s Method Man, his melodic approach to the Fugees’ Lauryn Hill, and his storytelling ability to the Lost Boyz’s Mr. Cheeks. However, Tate could just as easily tap into the sonic traits of Shirley Caesar, Garth Brooks, or Justin Timberlake.
“I listened to a lot of Method Man, a lot of Lauryn Hill, a lot of Mr. Cheeks. My uncle was pumping Nas in my head,” says Kobang. “On the R&B side, my mother was putting Carl Thomas in my head, and my grandmother with Gospel. Then moving out to Pennsylvania, I got hip to Pop music and Country sh-t. Everything is in there.”
Kobang’s appreciation for various genres makes complete sense when you look at his background. His life story comprises of learning under his rapper uncle Killa Q, singing in the church choir, and playing saxophone. In addition, he spent time studying the technical aspects of audio interpretation. He picked up piano and learned to read music as well.
“It helped with understanding keys and being on pitch,” says Kobang about the value of being an instrumentalist. “I later moved to Pennsylvania and started taking piano and music tech classes. I learned how to piece stuff together. It definitely helped my artistry a lot. Rapping is rapping, but the artistry is everything.”
Listeners checking out Tate’s 2015 album Live Hazey will notice the Maryland native provides drug game narratives (“Dope Man”), Akinyele-like sex odes (“Eat Da P-ssy”), smooth vocalizations (“Aint What I Do”), and personal recollections (“Talk About It”). Tate is capable of approaching various topics, but the most noticeable trait that runs through his tunes is the introspective tales honoring his loved ones.
“I lost my mother, then lost my father like three months later in the same year. We didn’t see it coming at all. That showed me motherf-ckers could be gone today. You don’t know,” Kobang expresses. “So while you got them, you need to make sure they know you love and cherish them, make sure they know you’re here for your family, no matter how f-cked up they act towards you or how phony they are. Cause at the end of the day they’re family. You only get one mother, one father, and one grandmother.”
Tate has also managed to find new kinsfolk at his label home. Last year, he joined the roster at the growing powerhouse known as 300 Entertainment. The 23-year-old born Joshua Goods is set to assume the company’s mantle as their representative of the Mid-Atlantic region.
300 Entertainment – founded by industry heavyweights Lyor Cohen, Roger Gold, Kevin Liles, and Todd Moscowitz – has already helped Fetty Wap, Young Thug, and Migos become regulars in music publications and on radio stations. With that experience in the front office and the distribution backing of Atlantic Records, the enterprise has a global reach not typically associated with most indie imprints.
“It’s like they’re an independent with the power and muscle of a major. So they can move how they want. They have all of the connects and respect,” states Tate about the New York based label. “It’s like family. They call and see how the kids are doing. I got the record execs coming to the strip club with me.”
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There are probably plenty of B-More strippers paying their rent off the money flying during Tate’s anthems such as “Poppin.” But followers of the self-described “King Of Baltimore And N-ggas’ Girls” should not expect the rising artist to only present rap music. Kobang is not willing to accept being labeled a one-style performer.
“I honestly can do everything. Some motherf-ckers be like, ‘I can do everything.’ No, I really can do everything. That’s why I gravitated to people like Nelly and Swizz Beatz. These are the people that can touch any genre. Nelly had a #1 in every f-cking genre,” adds Kobang. “I want to do a Country record and maybe do a Gospel record with my grandmother. I don’t want motherf-ckers to put me in a box. Ever. It’s hard to get out of that box.”
He continues, “N-ggas could never say R&B or Pop or Country is not Tate Kobang, because I gave you that from the jump. I gave you everything.”
Things have gotten pretty ugly between Nicki Minaj and her ex, Safaree, on Twitter. It’s been the battle of the subtweet. Safaree’s team has now issued a statement saying there will not be any more social media feuds. He plans to just wait and see what happens with his legal proceedings that involve Nicki. Nicki is accusing Safaree of stealing money from her, and Safaree is accusing Nicki of physical and emotional abuse. Do you think Safaree is bitter? After all, it’s got to be hard to get over someone you were with for 12 years, especially someone like Nicki Minaj. Check out the statement made by Safaree’s publicist, CJ Carter, below.
“Initially things were being handled privately behind the scenes but it was taken to social media and unfortunately it’s now being played out in the public eye which could easily be interpreted as a cry for attention. Safaree will not continue in any more social media feuds and at this time we are unable to comment or provide any details pertaining to the current legal proceedings that are taking place with Safaree Samuels and Nicki Minaj. We are confident that things will be both favorable and amicable for all parties.”
(AllHipHop News) Yesterday, in an interview with WOFL Fox 35 Orlando, George Zimmerman announced that he currently has plans to sell the gun that he used on February 26, 2012 to kill unarmed African American teenager Trayvon Martin. In a highly controversial ruling rendered on July 13, 2013, a Florida jury acquitted Zimmerman of all charges after he successfully plead to having killed the 17 year old in self-defense.
In 2012, Zimmerman was the neighborhood watch coordinator at The Retreat at Twin Lakes, the gated community in Sanford, Florida where Martin was temporarily staying at the time that he was identified and targeted by Zimmerman as dangerous and subsequently killed.
As per his interview with WOFL Fox 35, and as has also been reported by many AP news sources, Zimmerman’s plans to auction the gun are connected to his belief that the weapon is an “iconic piece of American history”, as stated in the ad that Zimmerman placed yesterday on a gun auctioning website as reported by CNN: “I am honored and humbled to announce the sale of an American firearm icon,” the ad states, continuing, “The firearm for sale is the firearm that was used to defend my life and end the brutal attack from Trayvon Martin on 2/26/2012.” The starting bid for the gun, which Zimmerman recently received back from the Department of Justice upon exoneration, is $5000.00.
Zimmerman has also further stated that he intends to donate a percentage of his proceeds from the sale of the gun to “fight” violence against law enforcement officers specifically from groups like Black Lives Matter as a “free American” who does not intend to “cower” as a reaction to death threats that Zimmerman claims to have received since posting the ad.
However, in a recent twist for Zimmerman, as reported a few hours ago by RawStory, GunBroker.com, the site where Zimmerman had placed the ad, has cancelled the auction that was set to go live for bidders this morning. The listing, as reported by CNN has mysteriously disappeared.
As for Trayvon Martin’s family, when they were initially asked to comment on Zimmerman’s stated intention to attempt to sell the weapon that ended Trayvon’s life, they chose not to comment on “the actions of that person” choosing instead to continue via the Trayvon Martin Foundation, to maintain a “laser focus” on the political battle to change the laws that still would continue to allow George Zimmerman and others to easily purchase guns and enact gun violence on fellow American citizens with insufficient legal consequence, punishment or legal responsibility.
(AllHipHop News) Yesterday, radio personality Charlemagne Tha God threw hands with boxer Shawn Porter, during a celebrity sparring session.
Shawn Porter hosted a press conference and open training session at Gleason’s Gym yesterday (May 11) in Brooklyn.
A variety of media personalities decided to get into the ring with the Shawn Porter, to test their boxing skills against a world champion. It didn’t end well for most of them.
“I watch boxing, so I respect the craft. I was in there for two rounds and I feel like I was running for two hours. This is no joke, respect boxers. If you see them in the street, don’t mess with them,” Charlamagne Tha God said. “He was faster than I thought he was. Hand speed, foot speed and he had power. He got me pretty good a couple times, I’m glad I had this gear on.”
But Shawn Porter had some positive words to say for Charlamagne as well.
Apparently, the outspoken radio host, who was recently threatened by Bryan “Birdman” Williams during an episode of The Breakfast Club Morning Show that went viral, is apparently swift on his feet.
“Charlamagne did well. He came in with some toughness and a bit of a game plan,” Shawn Porter said. “He knew I was here to put on a show, but he competed.
Shawn Porter held the training session to showcase his athleticism, as he prepares for a big match with Keith Thurman on June 25 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
Charlamagne Tha God takes a body blow from Shawn Porter. But apparently Charlamagne can take a punch!
Other media personalities including Sirius XM’s Rhett Butler of The Shadow League and Nestor Gibbs of Tha Boxing Voice threw some jabs at Shawn Porter. But most of them got it like Charlamagne.
Shawn Porter, who is the former welterweight world champion, will square off against Thurman as the main event of Showtime Championship Boxing, which will air on the same date, at 9:00 PM.
Photos From Ed Diller/DiBella Entertainment/Premier Boxing Champions
Apparently DMX is upset that he’s getting billed as the opener for ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ star Erika Jayne at a “gay club.” The club does cater to gay crowds on some nights, but the venue is not just a gay club. It seems that X has a gig at House Nightclub, but he isn’t happy about Erika being promoted as the headliner. Mark Lowe, the owner of HOUSE, says it’s all a misunderstanding. He explains that DMX and Erika’s events are two different shows. Although House has some LGBT nights, Saturday is not one of them. Well X better get ready for his sold out show.
(AllHipHop News) Buzzing rapper Kodak Black seems to have his mind set on hooking up with a few reality TV stars. During a visit to the popular plastic surgeon Michael “Dr. Miami” Salzhauer, Kodak got into a discussion about Kylie Jenner, Kendall Jenner, and Zonnique. It was the T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle star that got the most attention.
“Probably Tiny’s daughter [Zonnique],” said Kodak when asked about potentially taking a celebrity to prom. “By the way, Tip won’t be calling me at 12, 1, 2, ,3, 4 in the morning.”
The 18-year-old “SKRT” rhymer continued, “That’s not his daughter. It’s like, ‘That’s not your business bro.'”
Zonnique is T.I.’s stepchild. However, he has helped raise her during his time being married to Tiny and refers to her as his daughter. The Grammy winner is also involved in Nique’s music career.
“With my stepdad, I just go to him at the end and get his opinion about it,” Zonnique told AllHipHop.com about Tip’s participation in her creative process.
(AllHipHop News) Trinidad James is celebrating the rising success of his new single with Lil Dicky and Mystikal titled “Just A Lil Thick (She Juicy)”.
The Atlanta rapper’s new single recently surpassed 3.5 million views and is currently moving up the charts as one of the most added songs on Billboard’s Rhythmic Radio chart.
To celebrate the early success of “Just A Lil Thick (She Juicy),” Trinidad James has decided to launch a new app and a website www.JustALilThick.com, to better interact with his fans.
“Don’t hide it. Celebrate it this summer and every day that you live… cause what I do know is life is a speeding bullet out the chamber and this bullet of life can penetrate and surface as long as you believe it can.”
The app allows users to upload their own photos, which replaces Lil Dicky’s face with users’ in between two butt cheeks, from a scene in the video for “Just A Lil Thick (She Juicy).”
Put your face in between to voluptuous bootys here by clicking here.
