Bobby Shmurda continues to be one of the sad cases in Hip-Hop. Nevertheless, new music drops while he sits in a Rikers Island jail cell. Check out “Hold It Down.”

Bobby Shmurda continues to be one of the sad cases in Hip-Hop. Nevertheless, new music drops while he sits in a Rikers Island jail cell. Check out “Hold It Down.”

Swizz Beatz will host a three-day concert and art series in Miami during Art Basel Miami Beach in December to give upcoming musicians and artists a chance to showcase their work, Billboard reports. There will also be performances by his wife Alicia Keys, DMX, Wiz Khalifa, Pusha T and more.
The three-day event, Casa Bacardi at Wynwood, will run from Dec. 3-5 and be curated by The Dean Collection. One of the events will the No Commission Art Fair, where artists will display their work for free and take home all the proceeds from the art fair. There will also be a concert each night, the Bacardi Untameable House Party. The art fair is free and will be open to the public and the concert series is free with a RSVP.
“It’s by the artist, for the artist, with the people,” Swizzy told Billboard. “And I think a lot of people forgot the message of why they’re even going down to Basel. You’re going down to Basel because there are amazing, creative artists who took a lot of time out of their lives to put together some masterpieces and hope for entry in a great collection or for somebody to be inspired. And not taking anything away from Basel or from the galleries, but I just chose to do something different. And I think the world needs more powerful collaborations that are willing to push the envelope and not really follow the necessary rules that are laid out.”
Check the flyer below for more info.

Lil’ Scrappy has been hit with a lawsuit for not paying his rent, Bossip reports.
Randy Williams of the Williams Property Group filed the lawsuit against the Love & Hip-Hop Atlanta star, who reportedly owes $4,022 in back rent, utility bills, court costs. His monthly rent for his five bedroom Georgia home is $3,000. If the ATL rapper doesn’t pay up, he faces being evicted.
Williams claims that the matter is close to being settled by the court. Scrappy has not commented on the matter.
Williams also filed a lawsuit against Scrap back in January, which was also over unpaid rent. Scrappy also had a home foreclosed in 2010 after not making payments.
Jasiri X is one of the most celebrated rappers of the present day. Why? The man has stepped out time and time again, risking his wealth, health and well-being to fight for the people. Even when the people don’t think they need it, true freedom fighters battle on. On his latest project, Jasiri X comes with his hardest project to date – Black Liberation Theology. Listening the project suggests that the Pittsburgh native is increasingly more impatient with the American injustice system. The maddening police coverup over the murder of LaQuan McDonald in Chicago immediately comes to mind. Oh, but there are so many more victims from Tamir Rice, a 12-year old slain by police, to Eric Garner, a Black man killed in New York, to Oscar Grant in the Bay. Jasiri X encapsulates the frustration that’s boiling in Black America and he brings some friends with him. David Banner jumps on “Black Liberation Theology Part 1.” Tef Poe, Haze Cloud, Abhaollow, Blak Rapp Madusa, Idasa Tariq, Jordan Montgomery, King Legion and others also appear on Black Liberation Theology. The highlight may just be Jasiri and Rhymefest trading bars on “Christis,” and they ponder about if Jesus came back to us today. Black Liberation is rock solid and far more than a “positive” album. It addresses pertinent issues, asks questions, invites outsiders and forces the listener to think. Jasiri has taken his own art to another plane, likely a sad side-affect of increasingly troubling time. If there is a soundtrack to the realities of the day, this is it.
Our own Celebrity Host & DJ Hustle aka hot hands is on the turntables giving you Hustle Nation . DJ Hustle in this mix on AllHipHopcom. 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) Calvin Harris ft Tinasha – 5 Am
2) Fetty Wap – Sum Quick
3) French Montana ft Chris Brown & Migos – Moses
4) Trey Songs ft Juicy J – Late Night
5) Drake & Future – Jumpman
6) Waka Flocka Flame – Workin
7) Meek Milk ft Chris Brown & Nicki Minaj – All Eyes On You
8) Dej Loaf ft Lil Wayne – Me U & Henne$$y
9) Krept Konan ft Rick Ross – Certified
10) Emcee N.I.C.E – Tonight
A Drake and Adele collab may be on the way.
During a chat with eTalk, the “Hello” singer confessed her obsession with Drizzy’s “Hotline Bling” and said she was a huge fan of his.
“I really want us to do an official remix. I love Drake. I love Drake so much,” she said.
While sitting courtside at “Drake Night” on Wednesday at the Toronto Raptors’ game against the Cleveland Cavaliers, OVO’s Own said he wouldn’t mind hopping in the studio with the London songstress.
“I’d do anything with Adele, I’d literally go to Adele’s house right now and do laundry for her,” he joked.
We’ll definitely be staying tuned for this duet.
Less than a month before his Royalty album is due to drop, Chris Brown has released a new mixtape, Before the Party.
The project is a long listen, with 34 tracks, and features Fetty Wap, Rihanna, French Montana, Wale, Rihanna and Wiz Khalifa.
This is Breezy’s second release this year. He and Tyga dropped their joint LP, Fan of a Fan: The Album back in February. His sixth album, Royalty drops Dec. 18th and is up for pre-order on iTunes.
Before the Party is available for download via DatPiff and can be streamed below.
Watching your parents go through a bitter divorce is heartbreaking, just ask Romeo Miller. His parents, Master P and Sonya Miller, are hashing it out in the public and he has been dragged into it. His mother filed a lawsuit against him claiming that his father was using him to keep money from his label, No Limit Forever, from her. The 26-year-old took to Instagram to write a heartfelt post about this difficult experience.
“I am also going through something else, the difference is …I have to figure it out in public, which sucks,” he said. “My parents’ divorce is very public and has definitely taken a toll on us as kids. From rumors of me hiding money to my father kidnapping his kids –from day one I’ve realized that the media’s main goal is to sell a story and could care less about the well being of my family.”
Miller said this divorce has caused him and his mother to become distant.
“I haven’t spoken to my mother in months due to advice she’s taking from her lawyers,” he said. “It sucks because the only reason I’ve ever worked so hard was to make my mother proud. I’m the one in this business and I’m the one who has been least phased by it.”
Miller said he is grateful for his successful career, but saddened by what fame has done to his family.
“As thankful and blessed as I am, sometimes I think things would be easier if I wasn’t famous,” he wrote. “Fame for me is part of my job, but I would trade it all just for my family to have happiness once again.”
Read the letter below.
Photo via Lil’ Wayne’s Instagram
Well, according to Christina Milian, Lil’ Wayne is trying to come back into her life. Christina still hasn’t learned to keep her private life off of social media. She tweeted,
“Stop telling me you love me. Stop asking me to come see you. I am most definitely not interested. #BeenOverIt #HappyNoThanksgiving.”
Maybe Milian was in her feelings after pictures surfaced online showing Lil’ Wayne spending Thanksgiving with his family and longtime girlfriend/former fiancee Dhea Sodano. Weezy has all of the girls even to this day. What is it about Lil’ Tunechi that has these women acting up like this. Hmmmm maybe to be with Lil’ Wayne, you have to accept the terms and conditions of an open relationship.
Christina go listen to ‘No Ceilings 2’ and log off!


One thing Charlamagne Tha God is known for is his opinion, and for his lack of fear in expressing it. Well Mack Maine wasn’t here for it when it came to a comment about Lil’ Wayne! The Young Money president didn’t take too well to Charlamagne saying,
“Why would I ever listen to Wayne right now when Fab dropped a tape.”
Mack Maine asked Charlamagne to keep “real nikkaz (names) out of his mouth.” He also suggested that Charlamagne was worse than the heaux these days! Charlamagne honestly wanted to know why he can’t have a preference with Fab’s ‘Summertime Shootout’ and Wayne’s ‘No Ceilings 2.’
Well Mack Maine claims things are going to change in 2016! We shall see. Charlamagne is still going to be talking shhhh! Lol.



Well Love & Hip Hop fans, if you ever wanted to see Curren$y on any of the seasons, it’s not going to happen! Spitta is not here for Mona Scott-Young and in the words of Joseline Hernandez, “the shenanigans.” Some fans respected him for not standing for the foolishness, while others told him he could use the “career boost.” Many believe when you hit Love & Hip Hop your career is over, and they assume the money stopped coming in. Is this the case? Maybe Curren$y doesn’t want to “sell out” for a couple of “fake” scenes. We were surprised by the amount of people that commented on social media saying they didn’t know who he was.

Photo via Chris Brown’s Instagram
It looks like Chris Brown is fed up with his record label RCA. In the latest #TweetAndDelete files, Breezy tweeted,
“My label is the worst. They are slowing sabotaging my career.”
It has also been said that Brown is upset about his music being leaked or coming out at different times other than it’s scheduled time. Apparently the release of his new album, ‘Royalty,’ is also being pushed back. Dang Breezy.

Tessa Thompson has made a name for herself in Hollywood by giving stellar performances in films such as Mississippi Damned, For Colored Girls, Dear White People, Selma, and the critically acclaimed boxing movie Creed. While Thompson is becoming a familiar face in motion pictures, the 32-year-old California native has also established herself as a music artist with the band Caught A Ghost.
Creed director Ryan Coogler tapped Thompson to star opposite Michael B. Jordan in the Rocky spin-off. The award winning actress plays local Philadelphia singer-songwriter Bianca. Thompson also contributed to three songs on the film’s star-studded soundtrack.
After revealing she drew inspiration from artists like Aaliyah, FKA twigs, Kelela, Pink, and Grimes for her portrayal of Bianca, AllHipHop.com asked Tessa Thompson to share her personal five favorite singers dead or alive.
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I’m going to give a shout out to my friend Janelle Monáe. She is fantastically talented. I got the chance to give her an award [at The Center’s 18th Annual Women’s Event]. She sang her a capella rendition of “Smile” in a room for some friends, and she just killed it.

I think Stevie Wonder is one of the greatest singer-songwriters of all time. I don’t think I need to give a reason why [I chose him] – everyone knows that. [laughs]
I’ve been listening to Joni Mitchell since I was about 16. I’m in Canada right now, and that’s cool because Joni Mitchell is Canadian.

I was him for Halloween. I like his music – which is the most infectious music – but also his persona and the way it teaches us gender is just a lucid thing. I love that about him.
Finally, David Bowie. Yeah, that’s a good group of singers. They’re all impeccably well dressed too. [laughs]
Creed is playing in theaters nationwide.
Follow Tessa Thompson on Twitter @TThompsonYES and Instagram @tessamaethompson.
Follow the Creed movie on Twitter @creedmovie and Instagram @creedmovie.
Stream the Creed soundtrack below.
(AllHipHop News) The popular music drama Empire hit a low point on Wednesday night (November 25). According to The Hollywood Reporter, this week’s episode suffered the worst ratings so far in the series’ run.
THR reports:
The Fox drama tumbled a steep 30 percent to a 3.1 rating among adults 18-49. That’s by far a night-of low for the top-rated broadcast series, which airs its fall finale next week. It’s a dramatic drop that the show hasn’t taken yet, but not altogether unique given TV viewers’ tendency [to] leave the tube before the holiday weekend (biggest bar night of the year!). And it is thus far unflappable in its DVR average.
The day before Thanksgiving is often referred to as one of “the busiest travel days of the year.” The high-traffic across the country could have played a role in the drop in same-day viewers for Empire.
The “Sinned Against” episode featured guest appearances by R&B star Alicia Keys and actress Vivica A. Fox. Empire still averaged a Wednesday night high of 9.1 million viewers. The previous viewership low for the Lee Daniels led show was the January 7 series premiere which brought in 9.9 million viewers.
(AllHipHop News) Soul singer Erykah Badu put on her Hip Hop hat by dropping the But You Cain’t Use My Phone mixtape overnight. OutKast member and Badu’s former boyfriend Andre 3000 makes an appearance on the closing cut “Hello”. Stream Erykah Badu’s full BYCUMP below. The project will be available on iTunes later today.
(AllHipHop News) Brooklyn rhymer Fabolous returns with the new mixtape Summertime Shootout. The 12-track project features Nicki Minaj, Trey Songz, The Weeknd, Rich Homie Quan, Bryson Tiller, Dave East, and more. Download Fabolous’ Summertime Shootout here. Watch the trailer for the mixtape below.

(AllHipHop News) Rick Ross is set to drop his next studio album, Black Market, on December 4. Before his 8th LP hits stores next week, Rozay let loose the 2-disc, 26 track free offering called Renzel Remixes.
Maybach Music Group representatives Wale, Meek Mill, Gunplay, Stalley, Rockie Fresh, and Fat Trel show up on the project. The tracklists also include appearances by Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg, Lil Wayne, Styles P, and Nas.
Stream/download Rick Ross’ Renzel Remixes disc 1 and 2 below.
Some have maintained that his influence has waned, but Lil Wayne is clearly a source of interest to the public. The YMCMB chief drops No Ceilings 2 and the internet goes nuts on Thanksgiving. It is a mixtape that has Wayne rapping over other folks beats. Check it out.

Master P’s Family 17th Annual Thanksgiving 2015 Event Watts, California. P and the No Limit Forever Team fed thousands hot meals from honey baked ham and handed out turkeys to underprivileged families and children.
On this day of giving thanks, Master P said;
This is Our 17th Year celebrating Thanksgiving with the families in Watts. We’re connected to so many families, a lot of these kids have the potential to make it out just like me. I hope that my success will be able to inspire. Master P Family Empire 17th Annual Thanksgiving event was a success thanks to all of the volunteers and helpers. We hold this Thanksgiving event in 10 other cities and we are growing every year.
Acts of racism against people of color are so plentiful these days that one would think the world was in the 50’s or 60’s. Well, act of rebellion are more prevalent as well. There is an economic boycott in full swing, where African Americans and others are supposed to withhold their trillions in spending power. Check out this video that outlines a lot of the issues and why this is effective if people ban together.
People are still encouraged to support small business, African American-owned business and other companies of color.