Vallejo, California native Nef The Pharaoh and New Orleans’ finest Juvenile just released a new song titled “Put You On.”
Vallejo, California native Nef The Pharaoh and New Orleans’ finest Juvenile just released a new song titled “Put You On.”
To be successful in this game you have to study the craft. Such is the case of Bronx upstart Reem Cassanova that has slowly but steadily built his buzz on the New York club scene making appearances at various events studying the game and what fans react to.
In addition Reem Cassanova has been spending time recording and working with artists like Maino, Uncle Murda and other New York producers building off appearances on AllHipHop, among other sites.
“Ive been recording a lot of records, my last mixtape was 2 years ago, but since then I’ve been watching what’s hot by going to the club and seeing what people are listening to,” Reem Cassanova said.
“There’s been a lot of traction with New York artists and there’s doors opening up – its definitely the right time for New York. If you put something behind the right record it’s going to go. I’ve been working with a lot of different producers and artists, I’ve done some stuff with Maino, Uncle Murda and others, so I’m def looking to have an impact this Winter.”
Plotting and planning his next move over the past year, now the bearded New York Bronx bully is back with a new song “Trust Issues (In My Ways)” that will make both the fellas and females relate. It’s a relationship record and it’s a warm up for all new music from Reem Cassanova over the next few month. Check out what he had to say about the record below:
“This is a record talking about one of my actual relationships. I basically just poured my heart out through all of the years that we’ve been together and this song is just basically our relationship in 10 years on one record,” ReemCassanova explained. “Definitely real life, I really just plan on working it online right now and social media is such a great thing I think this one could get some viral action and hopefully radio picks up on it from there.”
Lil Uzi Vert checks in with this new song “Miss Cleo.”
Known to get the crowd rocking anywhere and anytime, New Orleans native entertainer Shorty follows the well deserved buzz of his current radio single “I Might,” with a new visual.
Taken off his soon to be released collaborative EP “You’re Welcome”, the Dream.Work.Conquer.Films-directed video for “In My Feelings” featuring Kidd Kidd finds the dynamic duo frolicking in the club with some Grade A eye candy as only southern rappers can.
Check out the small screen interruption below and pick up “I Might” on iTunes here.
The country singers are still BIG MAD about Beyonce performing at the CMA Music Awards.
I mean I didn’t know black people needed a formal invitation from the white community to an award show that celebrates a genre that they created.
Country singer Travis Tritt had to learn the hard way that the Beyhive doesn’t play when he took a shot at Beyonce, BET, and Soul Train.
The singer tweeted,
“I want to know when the BET or Soul Train awards are going to ask a country artist to perform on their awards show.”
But the answer is so simple, when a country artist puts out a smash hit that’s actually a rap or R&B song, or is at least featured on a song that is.
They act like Beyonce got up there and performed the rest of her ‘Lemonade’ album or her old material. Ummmm “Daddy Lessons” is actually a country song.
Weren’t his last four albums flops anyway. BET and the BET Awards have always been inclusive anyway. He tried it. Maybe the hive will ease up on him in a few days.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BMj7ih3gRfx/
I am not really against the new era of rappers, but there seems to be a concerted effort to disrespect the true Gs. I think Yachty is trolling though and that’s cool. Get ya media, boi! I think that it simply is a short term gain with long-term losses. Look at Vince Staples? Dude is dope, but his last joint didn’t go very far. He simply went to hard against a whole era that even his own era says was dope. Anyway – listen to what dude said.
I think young boy is reaching:




Ty Dolla $ign took over TAO Nightclub in The Venetian last week, for a special edition of Worship Thursday.
The rapper fueled up at the restaurant with friends where he enjoyed a selection of TAO favorites. After dinner, Ty Dolla $ign and his entourage headed upstairs where the rapper took to the stage and wowed the crowd with a blowout performance.
Joining the party was Marquee Nightclub resident DJ Carnage who hung out with the rapper at his VIP table.


Here is some random BS from all over.
Kodak Black Goes To Court, Smiles for The Cameras
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I don’t know what Kodak Black is in court for. I just know he looks like that chick on “Orange Is The New Black.” Maybe that can call it, “Orange Is The New Kodak Black” now? Ok, I’m done.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BMiJq-GDyPy/

Chuck D And The Impossibulles Are CAPING For Bernie!
“Bernie Got Berned” – uh oh! When Chuck D talks you have to listen. At first, I was like “WTF,” because the video is so low budget. But then I listened to the message and it was some of the realest bars I have heard all year! Go, Chuck! Damn, Bernie. I thought we were going to do it.
Dave Chappelle Explains Why He Is Not A Trump Supporter
The media is on some BS! We were too for a second, since we repurposed somebody else’s BS. We fixed it though! Anyway, it was a Trump-supporter site that wrote it in the first place. We should be ashamed!
Following the release of Divine Disaster earlier this year, XO (Sunil Heera) returns with his new single “Waiting Game,” taken from his first full-length project of the same titled due early 2017.
XO’s signature dark ethereal beats and warped R&B style flows through the “Waiting Game,” which also see him take centre stage on the vocal front. Naturally fitting for a deeply personal song.
“The inspiration for ‘Waiting Game’ came from a very raw, vulnerable place,” XO told AllHipHop.com in a statement. “I feel like I’m pushing boundaries and really letting my guard down to give the listeners a real piece of me for the first time.”
“Waiting Game” was co-directed and shot by XO and Beck Clewlow.
(AllHipHop News) Even before becoming part of a viral sensation, many listeners viewed “Black Beatles” as one of the standout tracks on Rae Sremmurd’s SremmLife 2 album.
The single is now the duo’s first Top 10 hit on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart.
It currently sits at #9 on the tally of most popular singles in the country.
“Black Beatles” being used as the soundtrack for the #MannequinChallenge has helped spread the song across the internet.
Social media users post videos of a crowd of people standing frozen in place as Swae Lee and Slim Jxmmi’s tune plays in the background.
The song was produced by Mike Will Made It and features Atlanta rap legend Gucci Mane.
#Repost @stephencurry30 ??? #BlackBeatles #SremmLife2Tour #mannequinchallenge
If you haven’t been living under a rock, you’ve heard every lame politician, sell-out sheriff and two-bit sports analyst pretending to care about the city of Chicago long enough to slander the Black Lives Matter movement with the towns continuous body count.
They love to trot out the narrative that no one cares about the Chi.
Apparently, they’ve never had a conversation with G Herbo, but thankfully, the good folks at AllHipHop.com know better.
Which is why @MrMecc sat with the Illinois native to talk everything from Common to music and murder and so much more.
Young Dolph released his mixtape Rich Crack Baby in August, and now the standout C-Note produced track “Foreva” featuring T.I. gets the video treatment.
In “Foreva” see Dolph and T.I. accompanied by some baddies, handle their business out of a motel.
Following this year’s Mr. Blue Benjamin album and MPA 3 mixtape, Peewee Longway is at it again with “Longway Sinatra,” produced entirely by Cassius Jay, one of Atlanta’s strongest young producers.
The mixtape, which is 11 tracks long, features Peewee’s tight-spun, quick spit verses along with guest appearances from E-40, Offset, and TK Kravitz.
“Longway Sinatra” is accompanied by the video for “Master Peewee,” which follows Peewee to a trap house, gas station, and ice cream truck as he talks about being able to hook it up like the ice cream man.
Check out “Master Peewee” below:
(AllHipHop News) Will Smith’s father Willard Carroll Smith, Sr. has died.
The sad news was revealed by the “Hancock” actor’s ex-wife Sheree Fletcher, to whom he was married from 1992 to 1995 and shares 23-year-old son Trey, on Instagram on Monday (November 7).
Posting a sweet snap of Trey with his father and grandfather, Sheree wrote: “We’re gonna miss you Daddio! You lived & played by your own rules…you truly were 1 of a kind! You instilled discipline, and a work ethic that has created a legacy in your honor! #RIPDaddio#donttellmetheresnothingyoucantdo#WillSMITH1.”
Smith’s father served in the U.S. Air Force, and consequently required his family to follow a very structured and regimented routine.
However, the actor revealed in a previous interview with Britain’s Metro newspaper that this way of life has shaped him into the man he is today.
Describing how his bed had to be made perfectly every morning, Smith told the publication: “That’s what he demanded and so that’s how I began in my career and in my life. There’s been a certain obsessiveness to my career and to the things I was trying to accomplish.
“It was like, ‘We’re going to get that flag to the top of the hill no matter what. It doesn’t matter that your ankle is hurt or it doesn’t matter that somebody is sad. Imagine how sad you are going be if you have no food.’ That’s what’s driven me.”
After being discharged from the air force, Smith, Sr. began a business delivering ice in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
His son helped him, and the actor admits that “the lessons coming from actual work with your parents” influenced the way he raises his children, including Jaden, 18, and 16-year-old Willow, with his wife Jada Pinkett Smith.
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AllHipHop.com takes you behind the scenes with The Diirty OGz (Kurupt, Big Tray Deee, Tha Chill, Weazel Loc) as they were recently promoting their new album “We Got Now And Next” on King T’s Likwit Radio Show. The album dropped on October 28 on digital outlets everywhere via RBC Records. Check out this new exclusive video of the OGz hanging out and having fun.
(AllHipHop News) Pusha T has been one of the most outspoken Hip Hop figures throughout the 2016 presidential election contest.
As a staunch advocate for Hillary Clinton, Pusha is an active surrogate for the Democratic candidate’s bid to win the White House.
Many African-Americans have been critical of Clinton because of her support for President Bill Clinton’s Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994.
The ’94 Crime Bill caused a sharp rise in incarceration nationwide which disproportionately affected African-Americans and Hispanics.
“It was a horrible bill,” Pusha T told New York Magazine. “But I try to tell people that it is a very layered bill, meaning there are good parts and bad parts, and to pass some of the good, you had to pass some of the bad. Bill Clinton wouldn’t have gotten elected being soft on crime.”
The G.O.O.D. Music president has made criminal justice reform a central part of his personal political pitch. He has seen the negative results of locking up millions of black men firsthand.
“Everything we’re talking about right now has done amazing damage to my time, my era, my whole growing process. Everyone who grew up within that time period, we’re talking about those issues right this second,” expressed Push.
So how can the Virginia emcee still vote for Hillary Clinton when she and her husband were partly responsible for the imprisonment of so many people?
“What made me know that I was going to support Hillary wholeheartedly was that her, Bill, and Bernie [Sanders] spoke out and said, ‘Yo, [mass incarceration] is a mistake. We have to fix this, period,'” said Pusha.
He added, “I can’t dwell into the inner workings of her mind. But the fact that she’s speaking on mass incarceration, I decided I’m going to support her and I’m going to make this my issue that I see through.”
Are you currently getting kicked out of the crib by your girlfriend and need some assistance as soon as possible? Don’t fear! Par-City has you covered and as displayed in this video, their team of evacuation specialists have no problem “Movin’ Somethin'” in a timely fashion.
(AllHipHop News) Brooklyn rhymer Desiigner and Celtic player Jaylen Brown were expecting to connect with some of their fans in the Boston area on Monday.
Those plans were called off after over 1000 people showed up at CambridgeSide Galleria Mall and some attendees reportedly became violent.
Authorities were forced to shut down the event and evacuate the mall.
Police claim some people began pushing, and officers then used pepper spray to disperse the crowd.
According to the cops, some teenagers threw bricks and glass at officers.
Six juveniles were arrested for disorderly conduct, disturbing the peace, and trespassing.
Tonight, police shut down a Desiigner meet & greet at CambridgeSide Galleria including police pepper spraying high schoolers. Unclear why… pic.twitter.com/HpSjjyRMvI
— Only In Boston (@OnlyInBOS) November 7, 2016
Police has ordered every store inside CambridgeSide Galleria to close their doors until the mall is emptied out. pic.twitter.com/c7FIlrpoG9
— Only In Boston (@OnlyInBOS) November 7, 2016
Tonight, CambridgeSide Galleria’s closed after unruly crowds at a Desiigner & Jaylen Brown meet/greet led to police shutting down the mall. pic.twitter.com/SCMfrDKM8R
— Only In Boston (@OnlyInBOS) November 7, 2016
An ambulance outside is tending to people who got pepper sprayed while a dozen police cars, college, local, & state, are on the scene. pic.twitter.com/JqJcTA3aR2
— Only In Boston (@OnlyInBOS) November 7, 2016
(AllHipHop News) Chance The Rapper played a big part in helping to get out the vote in his hometown of Chicago.
Last night, Chance performed for a Social Works free concert at Petrillo Music Shell in Grant Park.
Following the event, Chano and Black Youth Project 100 led the crowd to an early voting site.
Chance also hit the stage at a Hillary Clinton rally in Cleveland last week.
Chicago Board of Elections officials have reported early voting numbers for 2016 are 24% higher than the record set in 2008.
I’m about to hit the stage at #paradetothepolls
— Lil Chano From 79th (@chancetherapper) November 7, 2016
Special thanks to @BYP_100 for partnering with us to bring you #paradetothepolls
— Lil Chano From 79th (@chancetherapper) November 8, 2016
Today in #Chicago, history was made. @Chancetherapper paraded thousands to the voting polls pre-coursed with a free concert. cc @BYP_100 pic.twitter.com/w2PtBgAi69
— LOGIK (@JulianGilliam) November 8, 2016
(AllHipHop News) Dave Chapelle found himself in the middle of a media firestorm after an article suggested the comedian was supporting Republican Donald Trump for president.
The Observer, which is run by Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, published quotes from Chappelle’s recent stand-up comedy routine in New York.
The headline for the feature read, “Dave Chappelle Defends Trump, Rips Clinton: ‘She’s Not Right and We All Know It.'”
Chappelle spoke with TMZ to clear up his true political preference.
“I’m not a Trump supporter,” stated Chappelle.
As far as the piece in The Observer, the creator of Chappelle’s Show said, “Come see my shows for yourself and not listen to conservative paper reviews.”