In the video a group of Latinos from all walks slip into a nightmare of Trump’s character, played by Jacob Berger, while he slumbers in the backseat of his private vehicle, driven by Dominican-American, Elmo DiFoca, played by Director, Comedian and Hip-hop artist, Jerry Diaz.
Elmo, fueled with disgust from Trump’s racial bias, serves the people with a hard-hitting hip-hop roast, glazed with political satire, American pride, funny jabs and passion for equality. The Room 28 ensemble provides a soundtrack of insidious messages in his ears, reminding him of the important contributions of immigrants and that his goal of racially dividing America by bashing Hispanics is a pointless battle. Thus, Trump cannot win without the support of Latino voters.
Following the recent success of “Back to Back”. Delaware MC Rell Jerv releases “Drunken High”, the lead single off his ‘’Elephant In The Room” EP, which is embedded with songs built around the subject matters of lust and courage, and living life on the edge.
Imagine walking inside of a club, and seeing that eye candy that you are afraid of approaching, while building up the courage to ask her to join you for a drink—hoping that she says yes, and hopefully the night leads to drunken sex. Sounds incredible right? Or maybe you’re just too drunk and high to realize that your reality is blurred. Jerv’s intoxicating music video for ‘Drunken High’ will be released on Sept. 1, 2015. Listen below!
(AllHipHop News) A story that appeared in AllHipHop.com’s rumor section today (August 27) claimed Mannie Fresh was falsely promoting an upcoming event as the “Official Lil Weezyana Fest After-Party” featuring the Hot Boys.
The unnamed source suggested the superproducer was purposely advertising the party as having Lil Wayne, Turk, and Juvenile in attendance, even though the rappers were not scheduled to be there.
A representative for Fresh contacted AllHipHop with a statement on behalf of the New Orleans native:
Mannie was given the official after party for the concert by Lil Wayne and Wayne’s management. Plain and simple. Any other party is not official, and we wish everyone well in their endeavors but to lie and slander Mannie’s name is shameful.
Lil Wayne’s Lil Weezyana Fest is scheduled for Friday, August 28 at Bold Sphere Music at Champions Square in New Orleans. The concert will stream live on Tidal.
Fresh off a European festival run this summer, August Alsina connects with his fellow New Orleans native Lil Wayne for his new single “Why I Do It” produced by Go Grizzly.
Ear Drummer Records rapper and Jamaica, Queens native Yung Joey, shoots a visual for his latest single, “Big Dawg” produced by 808 Mafia Boss Southside. Yung Joey will release his first project under the Mike WiLL Made-It-helmed label titled Necessary Evil. The project will include features from Rae Sremmurd, DeJ Loaf, and more, along with production from Mike WiLL Made-It, G-Unit producer Doe Pesci, and Southside.
TDE’s Jay Rock teams up with Kendrick Lamar for his hot new single “Easy Bake”. This track will live on Jay Rock’s upcoming ‘90059’ album dropping September 4th.
Colonel Loud, Ricco Barrino, and Mr. Hanky stopped by Hot 1079 to chop it up with B High about their new smash hit single “California” featuring Young Dolph. During the conversation Ricco Barrino talks about coming from a musical family… Fantasia, K Ci & JoJo, and Anthony Hamilton and what he has learned from them. Colonel Loud talked about how he felt seeing Big Gipp of the Goodie Mob vibing to the song. Mr. Hanky talks about his new single with OT Genasis and Lil Wayne. Furthermore, the guys talk about their chemistry as a team and their plans for the future.
In between stalking harassing Ashanti and reminiscing on the good ol’ Murder Inc. days, Irv Gotti tends to let us know about his upcoming projects. He says he’s always been a visionary, and he has a true Hip Hop story. While reminiscing on times with Ashanti & Ja Rule, he explains that he has some things coming. He barely touched on his relationship with Supreme, the beef with 50 Cent, and the “f*cking feds.” Irv claims he doesn’t know anyone in Hip Hop that went through what he went through, especially with facing 20 years. He posted on his Instagram page,
“So stay tuned. Because announcements will be made. I’m working. Plotting.”
We wonder what Irv has up his sleeve!
Part V. I turn to Ashanti. And I say to her. F### THAT. I’m not giving you the easy way out and letting Hov do the 3rd verse. I push her to write the bridge part. To stand alone on the record. To make women FEEL her. I am screaming at her at this point. Cause I want her to be GREAT. And I’m not settling for anything else. She delivers. She writes that Bridge part. That til this day. When she performs it. The crowd SINGS EVERY WORD OF THE BRIDGE. My vision became reality. They FELT Ashanti Exactly how I wanted them to feel her. I called her the PRINCESS OF HIP HOP AND R&B. Why? Because MARY J. BLIGE is the QUEEN. And I love Mary. She is IMMORTAL to me. And what Mary and Puff created. I wanted to create that magic with Ashanti. Crazy s###. I was doing all these things for Ashanti. And she wasn’t even signed. Hahaha. It was all out of LOVE and HUNGER TO BE GREAT. I wasn’t even thinking about a contract. Rule allowed me to put her on Always On Time. I put her on What’s Luv with @fatjoe. And when we put out FOOLISH. I gave it to Flex. And the rest is HISTORY. WE BROKE RECORDS. THE HIGHEST SELLING DEBUT FOR A FEMALE ARTIST. EVER. IN THE HISTORY OF THE MUSIC BIZ. SHE SOLD 503,000 copies the 1st week. ………………….I HAVE A HIP HOP STORY. I have a unique and genuine story. Filled with everything. I didn’t even touch on my relationship with SUPREME. THE BEEF WITH 50. THE F###### FEDS!! I don’t know anyone in Hip Hop. That went through what I went through. Facing 20 f###### years. So stay tuned. Because announcements will be made. I’m working. Plotting. #visionaryideas
(AllHipHop News) After first expressing she had issues with certain aspects of her father’s portrayal in Straight Outta Compton, Eazy-E’s daughter now says she liked how the N.W.A member came across in the film. Erin “E.B.” Wright spoke about the biopic with DatzHot.
“I thought the movie was great. Jason Mitchell did an incredible job. He really channeled my dad,” said Wright. “Everything I imagined my dad to be, I felt like I was watching that on the screen. I was really excited to see his personality really shined through.”
Wright is bringing more of her father’s story to life in an upcoming documentary. She described the film, titled A Ruthless Scandal, as “jaw-dropping.”
“You’re going to see a lot more of my dad’s life. Stuff you really didn’t get to see in the movie,” explained Wright. “It’s basically going to surround the scandal behind his death and exposing everything that happened. People don’t know what really happened.”
There has been a lot of speculation about Eazy’s passing. AIDS has been routinely named as the cause of his death, but some fans and friends of the Compton rapper don’t believe HIV led to Eazy dying. Ruthless Records artists Bone Thugs-N-Harmony have stated they don’t believe their ex-boss died from AIDS complications.
It looks like Common is being a good sport about Drake hooking up with Serena Williams. Secretly, he probably wants that old thing back! Drake & Serena are one interesting looking couple.
It looks like Young Thug and his “girlfriend” are back together after his alleged cheating. Young Thug calls his guy friends “bae” and “hubby” and his girl friends “bro”, so when he said “Bro we were in love,” we weren’t sure if he was talking about Jerrika or Birdman. Carry on.
It is never a good idea to jump on stage with an artist if the artist didn’t invite you. It seems like a Chris Brown fan had to learn the hard way as she was “taken out” while Breezy performed “Take You Down.” Was the security wrong for grabbing her by her hair?
(AllHipHop News) Kanye West and wife Kim Kardashian settled their lawsuit against YouTube co-founder Chad Hurley. The celebrity couple sued Hurley for leaking video of Ye proposing to Kim K in 2013.
According to TMZ, Hurley has agreed to pay Kanye and Kim $440,000 for breaking a signed confidentiality agreement. This comes after several legal fights including the Wests asking a judge to order Hurley to pay their lawyer fees for delaying the case.
After helping to establish YouTube, Hurley went on to start MixBit. The video sharing site was in the middle of the controversy since it originally hosted the leaked engagement video. Hurley reportedly has to pay the $440K in the coming days. He is reportedly worth around $400 million.
Our own Celebrity Host & DJ DJ Hustle aka hot hands is on the turntables giving you Hustle Nation 33 Chicago Raw . DJ Hustle in this mix on AllHipHop.com. Listen to DJ Hustle as he is slapping the hits from the streets. Weekly mixes will be posted for your weekly enjoyment. Let DJ Hustle aka hot hands on the turn tables know what you want the hear on Twitter @DJHustle or Instagram DJHustle2407
1) CAN’T WAIT – MAC 9
2) FRFR – SLIM BLACK – ESC DEEZ
3) DIRTY – SLIM BLACK
4) PROFESSIONAL – ESC DEEZ
5) WHOLE LOT – PELLE ESCOBER – ESC DEEZ
6) 1ST – MAC 9
7) AMENISSA – SLIM BLACK
8) 2TWO – MAC 9
9) LET IT GO – ESC DEEZ – MAC 9
10) OTHER WAY – ESC DEEZ – MAC 9
11) LOST – ESC DEEZ
12) ENVY US – SLIM BLACK – MAC 9
13) KING KONG IN MY TRUCK – SAM PEEZY REMIX – Emcee N.I.C.E
(AllHipHop News) Stro (fka Astro) is not the first New York based artist to complain about the lack of hometown radio support for his city’s local talent, but he made it a major point during his interview with Hot 97. The rapper/actor debated the topic with the station’s morning show host Ebro.
“In order to spread the brand, I need support of radio,” suggested Stro.
Ebro responded, “We can’t support you yet. You’re not hot enough.”
The discussion continued for another ten minutes with Stro stating other cities show love to their homegrown acts. Ebro told the 18-year-old rhymer he needed to go on tours and get hot on the internet before NYC radio will back his records. Things eventually got a little heated when Ebro addressed his guest directly.
“This is that bullsh*t rapper cop-out, because my n*gga, you’re not doing the work,” Ebro told Stro.
The Brooklyn performer kept his cool, but he still challenged Hot 97 to play his music more than the one time he’s at the station. Stro later took issue with NYC radio only playing songs that broke on the club scene first.
“Why must New York radio – not all radio – New York radio say, ‘We’re playing what’s hot in the club’? I’m not in the club,” added Stro. “The club opens at 10, closes at 2. So play club music from 10 to 2. But when we’re in our cars, we want to hear Hip Hop in New York.”
(AllHipHop News) Kendrick Lamar, Schoolboy Q, and Ab-Soul have all dropped studio LPs over the last four years, but fans of the TDE camp have been waiting for Jay Rock’s project to hit stores. The Watts, California emcee is on the verge of releasing his 90059 next month, and he sat down with The Breakfast Club to talk about the album.
“Everybody was on my head like, ‘We’re supposed to wait until next year? I was like, ‘Nah, just hold it down. It’s coming,” explained Rock on the project’s delay. “Y’all want the Rock? Then pre-order the album. Then it’s gonna come.”
According to Jay Rock, his latest musical work is focused on the concept of trying to make it out of a tough environment and gang culture. The number 90059 is the zip code of neighborhood.
Rock was once connected to another famous Hip Hop imprint. His Follow Me Home project was released jointly between TDE and Strange Music, but Jay parted ways with Tech N9ne’s label.
“That’s family. I was blessed to be a part of their campaign,” said Rock. “I learned a lot from Tech.”
The interview also included Charlamagne Tha God asking Rock about co-writing in the TDE camp. The Black Hippy member addressed what he called the “Quentin Miller thing.”
“When we’re in the studio, it’s all about good vibes… We’re all pitching in,” he stated. “That’s they way you make good music. That’s the same way I feel the N.W.A. dudes did back in them days. It was like a party.”
He continued, “It ain’t like n*ggas are writing a whole paragraph for you… It ain’t always writing for other n*ggas. Not in our camp.”
After a giant last year, the powerful combination of Macklemore & Ryan Lewis return with a sound we’ve come to know and love from them, with an up-beat, jazzy production leading the way. “Downtown” will serve as the official first single from the duo’s forthcoming sophomore project, which is still to be titled. No word on release date yet, but you can expect to have it before 2015 closes and we are pretty sure this song won’t be going away anytime soon either.
For Z.B. and crew, life has never been too complicated. The Indiana emcee has one goal in mind when it comes to making it in this game, and that’s to make as much money as he can while doing it with the people he cares about the most. Over a Danny EB production, he brings Sprove along with him on a “Pimp Walk”, where he’s calling out all those broke pretenders who don’t qualify as a “Person Into Making Pesos”. The message is pretty straight forward and if you haven’t picked it up by now, you probably qualify as one of those people. His next release, “Just Another”, is on the way, but in the meantime, sit back and enjoy this one.
New Orleans is set to be on fire tomorrow when Lil Wayne, Juvenile, Turk, and Mannie Fresh return home for the first Lil Weezyana Fest. While the main event looks to be all good with an exclusive live stream on Tidal, there’s some drama about what’s really taking place when the Fest shuts down.
A source tells AllHipHop.com that Mannie Fresh has been false promoting his “Official After Party” at Masquerade. The flyers on Mannie’s Instagram page suggest all of the Hot Boys will be at Harrah’s Casino that night, but people connected to Wayne, Juve, and Turk say they won’t be there.
One person even tells AHH that Mannie has been claiming he owns the rights to the name “Hot Boys” that’s why he’s promoting the crew will be at the party. But fans that paid their $20 or $40 to get into Masquerade should know none of the other guys signed up for Mannie’s party.
