Kanye’s kicks are all the craze – The Yeezy 750 Boost. This much I know…even though I’m not out here buying them. Young Thug dropped a weird little gem in a recent interview with Rolling Out Magazine. He told the publication that Kanye copped him some Yeezys on EBAY….yeah Ebay! I guess he doesn’t have a stash or something lying around? Maybe he just…wanted to impress the young androgynous rapper.
The Game is very active on his Instagram account and loves documenting every aspect of his life. Whether it’s his fatherhood experiences or his getting released from jail, it is all laid out on his IG. Now, the “Celebration” rapper has to pay for one post that his former nanny, Karen Monroe, claims sent her into a deep depression. A judge has ordered that Game pay his former nanny $200,000 after he did not respond to a lawsuit filed by Monroe accusing him on libel on Instagram, ABC reports.
In 2013 post, the Compton rep ranted about firing Monroe for “being caught lying, stealing, screaming at my kids, mistreating others kids & doing very inappropriate and unbecoming things of a baby sitter.” He claimed that she had had sexual intercourse in his daughter’s bedroom and that he had found a used condom as proof an that she also smoked and drank while babysitting his children. Game also mentioned that Monroe allegedly had a past of inappropriately touching children.
[ALSO READ: The Game Faces Felony And Misdemeanor Charges For Fight With Off Duty Cop]
Monroe filed the lawsuit in July 2013 accusing Game of defamation and intentional infliction of emotional stress. Monroe’s lawyer. Manu Ellioe, said that millions of Game’s followers saw the post and she lost her job as the nanny for Nas and Kelis’ son because of his allegations. She said she also received death threats and had to be treated for going into a great depression because of it.
Read the post below.
“ATTENTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! & Beware of this woman Karen Monroe!!!!!! Her Instagram is @karyn27 & I have blocked her from all three of my IG accounts!!! She was my children’s sitter up until last year & FIRED for being caught lying, stealing, screaming at my kids, mistreating others kids & doing very inappropriate and unbecoming things of a baby sitter… she was fired by me for those things & after she was BUSTED having sex with her then boyfriend and leaving a used condom & the wrapper in my daughter’s room!!! She currently baby sits for a few celebrities, most notable Kelis (@sausageandboots) & @nasnyc’s son “Knight” whom she constantly disrespects behind her back to others including my children’s mothers trying to win her graces but she is not allowed to be with or around my children!!! She also neglects their child Knight & leaves him unattended to make runs to Starbucks etc… When the parents are not around. She drinks heavily & smokes around the children & sometimes drops them off to be baby sat at others without the parent’s consent. After hearing some of the things said about Kelis & how she s referred to is not repeatable here due to its unjust nature!!!… I’ve asked by children several times & luckily none of them were abused by this callous individual… She will read this I’m sure so I would like to say… YOU ARE NEVER ALLOWED ANYWHERE AROUND MY CHILDREN AS LONG AS YOU BREATHE & IF YOU ARE CAUGHT ANYWHERE AROUND THEM IT WILL BE THE WORST DAY OF YOUR F#CKING LIFE!!! PS VERY CONCERNED FATHER!!! #REPOST AND SPREAD THE WORD PEOPLE… DO NOT LET ANY OTHER CHILDREN BECOME HER VICTIM!!!” – See more at: http://hiphopwired.com/2015/06/30/the-game-loses-200k-libel-lawsuit-against-former-nanny/#sthash.Y4nGguhp.dpuf
The World’s Most Dangerous Record Company continues to make hits Master P and his Money Mafia Crew keeps the tank rollin on the streets with nothing but bangers. Like Stephan Curry the Colonel don’t miss.
(Chorus)
The streets is rockin with us aint no competition
Aint no limit to the money that a n#### getting
F### your trophies n#### and your award shows
Im in the phantom countin money n#### slammin doors
We don’t stop we don’t stop we don’t bend
We da champs
We don’t change we don’t lose we just win.
We da champs
We don’t stop we don’t stop we don’t bend
We da champs
We don’t change we don’t lose we just win.
(Eastwood)
Aint another label out hotter
We rich tell a hater why bother
Wont change for the paper nope nada if a n#### try to mob pistol hit em
rock wilder
I got blammers in da hood of that rarri
Killem wit the swag and I wont say sorry wont say quit and I wont say never
My ambition on fleek and im feeling so irie
Got money on my mind it’s the finals
Klay Thomp with the work wrist vital
Black chopper with the scope sittin on the porch waitin for the blow
killin off all rivals
I be whippin whippin kane like I whip da marci
And my dope spot boomin like a project party
(Chorus)
The streets is rockin with us aint no competition
Aint no limit to the money that a n#### getting
F### your trophies n#### and your award shows
Im in the phantom countin money n#### slammin doors
We don’t stop we don’t stop we don’t bend
We da champs
We don’t change we don’t lose we just win.
We da champs
We don’t stop we don’t stop we don’t bend
We da champs
We don’t change we don’t lose we just win.
We don’t change we don’t lose we just win.
(ACE B-47)
So Tell me me what the f### is sleep,
I thought I knew what hustlin was til I met P
Excuse my French Veraces slim straight to point boy will don’t bend
But them Choppa clips got Scoliosis
Grillem like el pollo loco
Pull up in that Phantom they go Casper when the doors open
And that lil b#### that’s on the hood look like a trophy
My shooting deserve a trophy my n##### deserve them porches
porcelain floors foreign w##### and all on forbes
I’m out the 3 but In love with them foreign cars
Im ACE
(Chorus)
The streets is rockin with us aint no competition
Aint no limit to the money that a n#### getting
F### your trophies n#### and your award shows
Im in the phantom countin money n#### slammin doors
We don’t stop we don’t stop we don’t bend
We da champs
We don’t change we don’t lose we just win.
We da champs
We don’t stop we don’t stop we don’t bend
We da champs
We don’t change we don’t lose we just win.
FAME-O
All I do is windmill
F### with my n##### and get killed
Have you shittin on yourself now you found out that s#### real
I make the pistol pop like a tip drill I make the shotty pump like a pair
of heels
Make your girl suck till she cant kneel
Made myself hot now I cant chill
Really though I can chill when I put your body on a bag of ice
Told mama Im livin life she holla stop son you not livin right
But who are you to judge when you don’t live the life I live
Go and ask Charlie bout me n#### all I do is win
(Chorus)
The streets is rockin with us aint no competition
Aint no limit to the money that a n#### getting
F### your trophies n#### and your award shows
Im in the phantom countin money n#### slammin doors
We don’t stop we don’t stop we don’t bend
We da champs
We don’t change we don’t lose we just win.
We da champs
We don’t stop we don’t stop we don’t bend
We da champs
We don’t change we don’t lose we just win.
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LMNOP’s is a new experimental hip hop album from pioneering Milwaukee hip hop duo Rusty P’s and local musician/producer LMNtlyst.A veritable rollercoaster ride of emotions and sounds, tracks range from the mellow, cool-out vibes of “Say a Word” to the self-assertive, aggressive style of “Soul Gun”. The result is a colorful tapestry of audio for even the most discerning heads.
Peep it below:
Queens-based rapper Mic Rowe returns with a dope new visual for his song “Gangster” featuring Trav. Both rappers tell a story about some street legends over a sick beat made by an unknown producer. Stay tuned for Mic Rowe’s new EP which is coming soon.
A mother beats her daughter viciously over a miscommunication.
Mom beat her daughter ass
Posted by Denzel Mullen on Friday, July 19, 2013
(AllHipHop News) Columbus Short is looking to return to television. The 32-year-old Missouri native will not be reprising his role as Harrison Wright on the hit ABC drama Scandal, but Short’s face could be back on the small screen in another capacity.
The actor/dancer/singer is looking to add reality TV star to his profile. Short’s career is now being handled by Block Entertainment CEO Russell “Block” Spencer, and the show biz veteran tells AllHipHop.com he is actively working to get a Columbus Short-led docu-series into production.
“We have two reality shows right now that I’m in negotiations with. One of them is with Columbus Short called Coming Up Short,” says Spencer. “It’s not going to be a lot of bullsh*t drama. It’s going to be showing how Block Ent is rebuilding the brand for music and new artists.”
Spencer is also producing another reality series titled Rebuilding Hip-Hop Block By Block. The program will travel to “untapped” markets to search for the next breakout music stars.
“They’ll have a chance to be on a major motion picture soundtrack or in the movie. They’ll have a chance to sign with a major label. I’m going to film all of that,” explains Spencer.
Russell “Block” Spencer founded Block Entertainment in 2005. He is responsible for helping to launch the music careers of Rick Ross, Young Jeezy, Yung Joc, and Ciara. Spencer also serves as a consultant for NBCUniversal.
Besides appearing on Scandal for three seasons, Columbus Short has also acted in the motion pictures Stomp The Yard, This Christmas, and Armored. He worked as a choreographer as well.
Read Russell “Block” Spencer’s AllHipHop.com interview here.
(AllHipHop News) Knowing the dynamics of D12, it’s not hard to believe there were some crazy moments that took place during the rap group’s time together. Mr. Porter spoke with ThisIs50, and he shared a couple of previously unknown stories about fellow Dirty Dozen members Proof and Eminem.
On Proof:
Untold Proof story? If TMZ had been around this would be out. He was so f*cked up one time, he came out on stage with just a shirt on, no pants. Then he sprayed painted a green “p” – I don’t know where he got green spray paint from – and I remember him, whatever color, he spray painted “p” on his chest.
By the end of the day, he was running down the hallway at the hotel. You know the fire extinguisher? He let one of them b*tches off in the hallway of the hotel. That was one of the craziest things I’ve seen. It was just a wild night.
On Eminem:
I’ll tell you this. Me and him have a serious ongoing battle about a Mercury Tracer… A f*cking car. A piece of sh*t too.
There was this dude named Drunk Bob that stayed at our house. Remember Cheddar Bob [from the 8 Mile movie]?…
[Eminem] thinks I took the car, crashed it somewhere, and then brought it back. This has been an ongoing fight. When I tell you we’ll go on about this for hours, because I’m never going to admit something I didn’t do.
I think Drunk Bob’s ass woke up. He was always drunk, and he always had to go to work. Em used to park his car in the driveway, and Bob bumped the front of his sh*t… I think that’s what happened, because I didn’t take the car…
Where was I going? I was broke. I wasn’t going to the store.
Watch Mr. Porter’s interview below.
Minnesota’s own T.O.N.Y continues his onslaught of new content as he keeps his #ToneTuesday series rolling. Today the Twin City native recreates Raekwons classic “Rainy Daze” instrumental, keep your eyes peeled as T.O.N.Y will be dropping his official single very soon, until then just vibe out.
(AllHipHop News) Vince Staples became the latest rapper to participate in a Reddit “Ask Me Anything” session. The Long Beach, California native answered questions from users of the social networking website.
Vince addressed several topics including his favorite albums of 2015 so far, his number one OutKast project, his thoughts about old school Hip Hop from the West Coast, and more. The creator of the recently released Summertime ’06 album also continued showing his appreciation for R&B singer Ray J.
Check out some of the highlights from Vince Staples’ AMA below.
Eon2323: What’s your favorite album of 2015 so far (excluding your own)?
Vince Staples (vstaples06): [Young Thug’s] Barter 6 and [Kendrick Lamar’s] To Pimp A Butterfly
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Virtuallyalive: What were some of your favorite albums when you were younger?
VS: I honestly wasn’t into albums a lot when I was younger. The first one I really remember caring about was College Dropout.
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ajcc: ATLiens or Aquemini?
VS: Stankonia
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zatchattack: What album of Ray J’s should I listen to first?
VS: Listen to the song “Centerview.”
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cstar84: Whatdya think of ScHoolBoy Q?
VS: He fat and ugly. That’s my n*gga though. He helped me with a lot and still does.
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bearf*ckers420: You often say that you don’t really f*ck with rappers that are with the extras and sh*t, so how do you feel about the old school west coast music like Snoop, Tupac, Dre, etc? It seems like they set some of the blueprints for your style, and you can tell really easily on Shyne Coldchain Vol. 1 especially on the production.
VS: I’m 21 years old. Tupac had passed and those dudes weren’t making music by the time I was old enough to be influenced by them. I’m a product of my environment and so were they. The problem is that the environments have not changed.
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GuyBelowMeDoesntLift: To someone who hasn’t listened to Summertime 06 yet, how would you describe it? Also, favorite Wu-Tang member?
VS: I think its something you have to listen to for yourself. It’s such a specific and unique experience for each person. I think the best thing to do is actually listen and come up with your own description. Also I’m pretty young, so I have no Wu experience outside of Ghostface and Method Man.
Los Angeles artist/producer and Taylor Gang member, Ty Dolla Sign, sits down with DJ Smallz and reveals how he lost 50 pounds recently and why.
(AllHipHop News) The Game was left out when the members of G-Unit reunited last year. Despite releasing his debut studio album The Documentary with 50 Cent’s label, the decade long animosity between the two rap stars have kept them from moving past their differences.
According to Game, that rift has not prevented him from benefiting financially from his former association with the Unit. During a recent party at the BET Awards weekend in Los Angeles, the California emcee announced he is still living off 50’s company.
“$30 million in the pocket. I’m still spending G-Unit money,” said Game. “I ain’t on the radio, n*gga. I’m in the streets, n*gga.”
Game’s The Documentary has sold over 2 million copies since its release in 2005. The star of the upcoming VH1 reality show She Got Game is preparing to release the LP’s sequel The Documentary 2 this fall via eOne.
Watch The Game in the video below.
(AllHipHop News) Bruce Jenner’s transformation into Caitlyn Jenner was met with mostly praise from the media, but there were a lot of people that were bothered by the level of attention placed on the reality television star. Atlanta rapper Lil Scrappy is one of those critics, and he sees race playing a big part in Jenner’s acceptance.
“That situation is also a racist situation. We’re gonna go right back to race again when we talk about Bruce and Caitlyn – whatever that motherf*cker’s name is,” said Scrappy in an interview with DJ Small Eyez. “The reason I say it’s racist is because if a Black man were to do that… Come on man. It ain’t no money b*tch. You’re ruined.”
Scrappy goes on to say if a Black man were to come out as transgender, the Black community would “assassinate” him. However, there are several high-profile African-American trans women such as Laverne Cox from the Netflix series Orange Is The New Black. Cox also appeared on the VH1 reality show I Want to Work for Diddy in 2008 and was a presenter at this year’s BET Awards.
“I love my d*ck. I want to be a man,” adds Scrappy. “I love it when I stand up and p### no matter where it’s at. I like to swing my sh*t, so I do not wanna be a woman.”
Watch Lil Scrappy’s interview below.
Seattle emcee Silas Blak finally unveils his anticipated project, #BlakFriday: The Mixtape, premiered over at SOHH.com. #BlakFriday: The Mixtape features appearances from Richie Dagger’s Crime, Redskin, and production and remixes from Kjell Nelson, all via indie label, Cabin Games.
DJ Holiday teams up trio French Montana, Wale & Problem for new his new single “Let Me At Em”. New project “God Bless The Mixtape” coming soon! Stream below.
(AllHipHop News) Last night XXL held its annual Freshman Class concert in New York City. Unfortunately, the night was not all about celebration. G-Unit member Kidd Kidd was arrested at the event.
While Kidd Kidd was taken into custody, his boss 50 Cent showed up on stage to perform. 50 also took the time to let the audience know he would support his artist, and then threw shots at Epic Records executive Sha Money XL for not showing the same love to incarcerated rapper Bobby Shmurda.
“I still don’t exactly know what the charges are [against Kidd Kidd], but I’m gonna get him out. He’ll be out by tomorrow,” 50 told the crowd. “I ain’t like Sha Money. Bobby Shmurda still in the joint. They left the n*gga in the jailhouse.”
Shmurda has been locked up in Rikers Island since his arrest in Manhattan last December. His bail was set at $2 million for charges including gang conspiracy, weapons possession, and reckless endangerment.
“How you gonna have money in your name, and not have money to get a n*gga out?” 50 is also heard saying.
Sha Money recently told Revolt he felt Epic had done a lot to support Bobby, but it is not the company’s responsibility to bail out the “Hot N*gga” rapper.
“With 50, he bailed out [Young] Buck and helped [Tony] Yayo all the time. Those are the boutique labels, where you got that brother that’s there that feels compassion and could do things that’s not as corporate,” said Sha. “It’s not like a social worker. [Epic is] not here to worry about what happens in your private life. Those are the choices you make in your private life.”
Watch 50 Cent address the Kidd Kidd and Bobby Shmurda situations in the video below.
Redman releases his “Somebody Got Robbed” music video featuring Mr. Yellow. The track is off Redman’s upcoming ‘The Preload’ album. Produced by Erick Sermon. Cop the single now on iTunes!
Watch below.
With July 4th just around the corner, Miami rapper D-Shep releases the summery visuals to “Sidewayz”, the second single off his forthcoming album Seek & Destroy.
Watch below.
Photo Credit: Instagram
David Banner’s new single with Big K.R.I.T. for “My Uzi” off his upcoming album ‘The God Box’.
Young Scooter links with Sauce Twinz for this new collab “Houston To Lil Mexico”.