Keeping the DS2 visuals coming, Future shoots video for Metro Boomin & Southside produced track “Rich Sex” starring Blac Chyna. Directed by Eif Rivera.
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Keeping the DS2 visuals coming, Future shoots video for Metro Boomin & Southside produced track “Rich Sex” starring Blac Chyna. Directed by Eif Rivera.
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Pusha T roams the streets of NY in his new video “Untouchable”. New album King Push: Darkest Before Dawn coming soon!
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Breeding Ground Alumni, Erreon Lee, has made hot music in his career. His flow and concepts are fly but, this new single “Why” taps to a more socially conscious side. AllHipHop is pleased to release the first single and official artwork for the first single off of the ‘Eleven Rings’ EP.
Check out Erreon Lee’s mixtape release party for his ‘Eleven Rings’ EP on November 30th.

Master P & Ace B return with new visual for their street single “Werk” featuring Magnolia Chop. This track will appear on Master P’s new album Empire: From The Hood To Hollywood dropping November 27th. Pre-order the limited edition “Empire” album now on MasterPEmpire.com for your chance to win $10K!
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Super-producer Dame Grease and Legendary DJ King Assassin have announced they will be collaborating on a star-packed, independent album that will feature top notch production and plenty of surprise guests. In anticipation of this project, Grease & Assassin have released the track “My Style,” featuring Sheek Louch of The LOX, Pusha T and Freeway.
Having made their names working with superstars like 2Pac and DMX, DJ King Assassin and Dame Grease have established themselves as mainstays in Hip Hop from coast to coast. When asked what fans can expect from this project, Dame Grease simply smiled and said, “Huge records.”
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It’s a pretty big deal. And the “Head Monster” as Lee refers to himself, was in good company. Executives like Kevin Liles, Kevin “Sincere” Mucthison (former director of marketing of Monster/Beats by Dre) and Kevin Black (Interscope, Atlantic, UcanFly), and others were on hand to watch Noel Lee get inducted at Gotham Hall in Manhattan.
But the most impressive part of the evening was who was inducted with Lee during the CE Hall of Fame ceremony. The guy who modernized the remote control (George Feldstein) and the father of Wi-Fi (Vic Hayes) were amongst the pioneers recognized during the ceremony.
“For all those folks who don’t know what that word is, this is the organization that puts CES and Consumer Electronics Show is the biggest tradeshow in the world,” Noel Lee told AllHipHop.com. “All electronics, car manufacturers, software, drums, you name it. Most people don’t know what it is because it’s a trade group. People in the industry, everyone knows what it is.”
“The honor is being recognized by my fellow manufacturers, leaders in the industry and we’re very humbled by it, because I started out in my garage making Monster Cable,” Lee told AllHipHop.com. “Then [came] Monster Power, the Beats by Dr. Dre headphones. We turned the headphone world upside down and now we’re doing our own thing.”
Lee brought some swag to the event by accepting an award on his signature golden Segway scooter. However, he’s way more than flash even though his company rakes in over $100 million a year. Noel Lee has always been in the business of music. He quit his job in 1974, to tour with a country rock band named Asian Wood. He later founded Monster Cable Products in 1979, when he created audio cables to improve sound quality for studios, musicians and consumers.
“From a garage to a vision to just being an entrepreneur, I’m very humbled by the recognition,” Noel Lee said.
Lee’s desire to deliver consumers a world-class audio experience helped him decide to from form a partnership with Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine to create the Beats By Dre studio headphones. And he thanks Hip-Hop music and culture for his company’s progress.
“I really got and indoctrination [into Hip-Hop] when I hooked up with Jimmy and Dr. Dre. It’s just an amazing world, and I read everything and did a study on the music, the culture and now with the success of “Straight Outta Compton,” there’s a huge awareness of it. But I got a respect the music for how it influences pop culture.”
Even though Monster is hugely successful, Noel Lee is still looking for new companies to partner with to develop new technologies. And the company will continue its custom of partnering with rap artists like Dr. Dre, Meek Mill, and Swizz Beatz, who is a shareholder of the company.
“It [Hip-Hop] influences every white kid is suburbia. The rapper in Korea. The rapper in Japan. It gets into the vernacular. You’ve got the Urban Dictionary, it’s got it’s own ‘let me look it up if I don’t know what it means,’ and now with ‘Empire’ being the #1 TV show, urban culture affects every piece of culture around the world and transcends languages. It’s just amazing…I am a huge, huge fan,” Noel Lee told AllHipHop.com.

Rapper Rick Ross opened the newest addition to his Wingstop empire this past Friday. 125th Street is where the long line formed in front of WingStop Harlem. Baracades, cameras and paparazzi added to the heightened suspense as everyone waited for the man of the hour.
DJ Self on the turntables provided all of our favorite Ross tunes. Guest enjoyed wings, champagne and cake. It was definitely a celebratory energy in the building.
According to a 2014 Forbes article, Rick Ross is the owner of nine WingStop franchises around the country. Ross kept quiet in regards to the number of WingStop franchises he actually owns. Yet, he did disclose that Louisiana Rub was his new favorite flavor!
As for his relationship with fiance Lira Galore, Ross stated, “People should worry about themselves. We just living life!” Lira was in attendance Friday evening.
It was definitely a fun time! Congrats on your latest location Mr. Ross. Job well done!
One day ahead of the release of Shadow Of A Doubt, Freddie Gibbs shares new track “10 Times” featuring Gucci Mane and E-40. Pre-order now on iTunes!
(AllHipHop News) Pusha T is on pace to drop his sophomore solo album later this year. But could the Virginia emcee possibly reconnect with brother No Malice for another run as the Clipse? There does not seem to be any activity taking place on that front, but No Malice believes the duo could still create some of the best music in Hip Hop today.
“I believe that my brother and I together can make clown soup of all of these rappers,” No Malice told MTV. “That’s what I believe in my heart, but how can two walk together unless they agree?”
The siblings have not released an album together since 2009’s Til the Casket Drops. No Malice has since committed himself to his faith. While Pusha went from G.O.O.D. Music signee to president of the label.
“There are different paths for different people and I believe circumstances may keep him where he’s at,” explained No Malice. “My circumstances keep me where I am. But do I have hope? I totally have hope [we could reunite for another album]. I’m not chasing it or forcing it, but I stand by what I just said, man. I know what we could do.”
Buttah Man has been in the Hip-Hop journalism community for years, now Buttah has found new life in the field of comedy. In his last few year, Buttah has announced his sexual orientation and he uses that to fuel his comedy routine at the historic Comedy Store in Los Angeles Take a listen to Buttah Mas’s transition.
I’ve found my greater purpose in comedy. With humor I can tell my story while taking on homophobia that exists in Hip Hop & Caribbean Culture, Two communities of which I’m proud to be a part of. Although progress is happening, there’s still a long way to go for LGBT acceptance. I went from someone who was afraid to tell people my truth to now living it onstage every night. This performance represents a milestone for me as a comedian. Making my debut in the place where so many comic legends performed and got their start. Thanks to DJ Trauma, Sarah Mello of Mellow Mondays, and Derek Brin for shooting this debut. Thanks to Comedy Store for their support.
(AllHipHop News) While most of the Hip Hop world is still shaking their heads at Billboard‘s “Greatest Rappers” list for leaving off 2Pac, DJ Vlad posted an interview with Silkk The Shocker where the No Limit artist addressed being named one of the worst rappers of all time.
“I think I was offbeat. But you know what’s funny? Nowadays they want me to be offbeat again,” said Silkk. “I think I had my own style which I don’t think is right or wrong.”
He added, “The worst rapper stuff – I do see that. I’m confused on who gave them a chart that says… look I sold a lot of records. I sold more record than a majority of rappers. So I don’t know [how people] can say I’m worse or somebody else’s worse. Whatever. It’s an opinion.”
(AllHipHop News) Michael B. Jordan is once again earning award buzz for his role in the upcoming film Creed. The 28-year-old Newark native stars as the title character in the Rocky spin-off. Jordan stopped by The Breakfast Club to discuss the boxing movie and working with director Ryan Coogler (Fruitvale Station).
“We shot Fruitvale three years ago. Literally, before we started shooting we were walking to set, and [Coogler] was like, ‘I got this idea about Apollo Creed’s son. Do you want to play him? I was like, ‘cool,'” revealed Jordan. “Me and him got a connection and chemistry. We want to continue to make films and tell stories that need to be told.”
During the interview, Jordan was also asked about rumors he has dated various celebrities. In particular, rapper Iggy Azalea and model Kendall Jenner were mentioned. Jordan denied ever being involved with either woman, and he claimed the stories were fabricated by the media.
“I got caught in the frame, in the same picture. It’s so weird when you’re walking somewhere and you get caught in a picture – all of a sudden y’all are dating. Why is that?” questioned Jordan. “I don’t watch a lot of TV. All that extra stuff, that’s not me. I’m about my work, my business, my friends, my family. I have a good time when I’m supposed to. But other than that, I’m not into all that extra drama.”
Watch Michael B. Jordan’s interview below.
Photo via DJ Khaled’s Instagram
It looks like DJ Khaled’s staff may be trying to do some damage control. A video surfaced that allegedly shows him beating someone badly with an affiliate of his. No one is sure what happened here or what this beat down is based on, but we definitely would like to know. It seems like DJ Khaled may actually be guilty and involved in this incident as representatives of his label, We The Best, are DM’ing blogs on social media asking them to take down clips of the video. Do you think they are asking people to take it down because it really isn’t Khaled, or do you think that are trying to make the issue go away?

Detroit rapper Tone Tone premieres his street single “Gold Rolex” featuring the Trap God Gucci Mane. The track is produced by the world famous 808 Mafia. Tone Tone is the subject of much talk as his recent Bang Gang video shoot started a riot and brought out the Detroit SWAT and helicopters. This is def a dope Gucci verse that everyone will be posting today!
(AllHipHop News) Billboard magazine sparked heated debate with its “10 Greatest Rappers Of All Time” list. Both fans and artists offered their thoughts about the selections and omissions. Ty Dolla Sign addressed the controversial list during an interview with Hot 97.
“It didn’t have 2Pac on it. Okay, I don’t even know what list you’re talking about,” said Ty. “Who? What list?”
The Free TC album creator was not the only West Coast representative to take issue with Pac being snubbed. Snoop Dogg called out the publication for leaving the icon off the G.O.A.T. list.
Watch Ty Dolla Sign’s interview below.
(AllHipHop News) Missy Elliott recently returned from her musical hiatus with the Pharrell-produced “WTF.” In the 10 years since the Virginia performer released The Cookbook album, Nicki Minaj emerged as the top female rapper in the game.
Many Hip Hop followers see some of Missy’s style in Nicki. Billboard mentioned the influence in a cover story about Miss E.
“Oh, she is?” replied Missy about Nicki being inspired by her. “Unfortunately, breaking news, there is only one Missy.”
The artist known for crafting hit records like “The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly),” “Get Ur Freak On,” and “Work It,” also addressed the lack of women representatives in rap music today.
“It was me, [Lil’] Kim, Lauryn [Hill], Eve, Foxy [Brown], Trina,” said Missy about her era. “There’s room for so many. It’s important.”
As Missy prepares to release more music, she is fully aware of how the public could react. Modern internet culture is known to be ruthless when comes to criticism.
“I have to be very careful,” she says. “It’s different now. People are quick to be like, ‘You’re irrelevant, you’re a flop, you’re washed up.’ ”

With Pimp C’s posthumous project looming with a December 4th date, we are blessed with another single, this time featuring Juicy J and Nas. The track “Friends” includes a classic melody from TLC’s “What About Your Friends” as Pimp sings the hook. Everyone brought it on this track, pay attention and learn something y’all.
Tim Westwood always has the exclusives (bomb sound), so if you don’t know Tim Westwood, you must have been living under a rock for the past 20 years. He’s probably one of the most famous DJs in Europe, so it was no surprise when he had a dope throwback unreleased freestyle from Will Smith and DJ Jazzy Jeff. From Will’s flows to Jazzy’s cuts this was pretty dope.
Missy Elliott will be receiving the Innovator award from Billboard at their 2015 Women in Music ceremony, Billboard reports. The honor salutes artists who have “consistently broken new ground in pop music.”
“Missy Elliott is a once-in-a-generation artist and producer whose artistic brilliance and creative vision have transformed pop and hip hop music,” said Janice Min, co-president and chief creative officer of Guggenheim Media’s Entertainment Group. “There are few artists more respected by her peers and more creative. We are proud to honor her with the inaugural Women in Music Innovator award.”
Missy recently reemerged back on the scene with her new Pharell-assisted single, “WTF.”
The Women In Music event will take place on Dec. 11th in New York City and will air on Dec. 18th on Lifetime.
Remember the days when you would see the whole A$AP team freestyling in some random house when they first came out? Well A$AP Rocky shows he’s still got it and drops a freestyle on stage while Tyler, The Creator’s “Yonkers” plays in the overhead speakers of a live show in San Francisco. The fellas are on tour together and you can tell the crowd was feeling it, so this one came off pretty dope. Shout outs to Based God and Golf Wang were in order as well, press play below and see for yourself!