Damn. You know old head legends don’t do beef the way the young boys do. Young dudes will hop right on twitter and air their best friend of 6 months! LOL! That’s the funniest stuff ever. And then like a week later, make up. Old school dudes ain’t like that. They beef quietly and, in most instances, for a long TIME. On the other side, some of them come up together and later in life they start beefing. This is what this one is. I apologize for not being able to disclose who they are, but I can pass some hints. These two dudes are two of the best ever. They emerged in the late 80’s and moved into the 90’s. But somewhere in there and I am not sure, friction ensued. Now they have done a couple of shows in the past years (I think exactly two) and there was friction at both. According to my sources, one of them accused the other of being a prima donna and the other seems to have lost respect for their former friend. They still work together in this limited capacity. The weird thing is friends have attempted to get them in a room to talk man to man and they won’t do it. So they continue to make people around them uncomfortable, but stopping short of real beef. There is just awkwardness. At any rate, there is certainly possible that they could get it together but I don’t think so.
(AllHipHop News) War and competition is profitable for almost every profitable American industry, but reconciliation is a close second. In a recent interview, Lil Durk explains how him and Chief Keef can still collaborate after their Twitter feud and comments on Rick Ross and Jeezy’s collaboration.
In Feburary of this year, Jeezy and Rick Ross ended their four year feud and collaborated on “War Ready” for Ross’ Mastermind album. In his interview with DJ Vlad, Durk claims the Ross and Jeezy collaboration “didn’t get as big as it was supposed to have got” and that it was purely for publicity, as opposed to his potential collaboration with Chief Keef:
I can tweet a mothaf*cka and get into it with them and we be on a song together [in] two weeks. That’s the type of sh*t—Fans like that type of sh*t, bro. A real mothaf*cka like us we don’t look at it like that. But that’s when you come out with an album and I come out with an album and—Just like how Ross and Jeezy did. The song didn’t get as big as it was supposed to have got, but they were like ‘Damn, they been into it for so long they need to get on a song with each other’…The publicity sh*t, but the s### we was doing it wasn’t publicity.
Durk recently plead guilty to gun possession charges and as part of his plea deal was given 18 months of probation.
(AllHipHop News) Red Bull, Pepsi, Coors Light. Brands established on internationally recognized beverages now are helping produce original music and put on concerts. Recently it was announced that Curren$y and Big Sean will be collaborating as a part of Coors Light Axis.
For Coors Light Axis, Curren$y and Big Sean will not only record two songs together, but will also put on two shows in New Orleans and New York. Big Sean will also participate in a Q&A video session answer fans’ questions.
Currem$y explained how the topics of his lyrics have changed as he’s progressed through the music industry:
As I’m more successful, I’m getting more money. In the beginning when I was working on my mixtapes, the most I could talk about was changing a carburetor on a car, because that was about all that I could pay for. Now, I’m doing other things so..that’s why it’s like that. So, that’s how my sound evolved.
The New Orleans show is set for August 14th and the New York show is set for August 22nd. Find out more information here.
Check out Curren$y and Big Sean speak with Coors Light Axis about recording together, their music evolution and more:
Jay-Z and Beyonce’s marriage is rockier and rockier by the day according to sources, but that’s not stopping Hov from showing Bey that he wants to make things work.
The Daily Mail is reporting that during his performance Tuesday, Jay took a note from his wifey and switched up a few words…
“Amid rumors that the couple have been preparing to separate after their tour ends in Paris next month, Jay Z mysteriously cut lyrics from his iconic hit Big Pimpin’ during Tuesday night’s show, proving he may be doing his best to keep his wife.
In the second line of the song he usually raps ‘Cause I don’t f****** need ’em’ in reference to women, hinting he’s too afraid to even consider a future without his wife.”
Like Drake said, “been about ya and I’m still about ya…”
Despite rumors running rampant that Remy Ma and hubby Papoose will be joining next season’s cast of Love and Hip-Hop New York, Papoose took to Instagram to let the world know that they were definitely false.
Sighs…sorry to get your hopes up people. Mona, you may need to work on this one though…just saying…
Kanye speaks highly of wifey Kimmy in every interview he gives, but according to insiders via InTouch, it could be just a from because the couple is having troubles in the lovemaking department…
“Their marriage is a sham,” an insider tells the magazine. According to InTouch, “Kanye and Kim haven’t slept together in weeks,” a source says.
Indeed, while Kardashian has spent much of the new marriage living in mother Kris’ Calabasas, Calif. home, West has been away on tour, at his Paris apartment, or recording his upcoming album in the studio.
But even when they do spend the rare night in the same bed, “Kim feels like Kanye makes excuses not to have sex with her.”
We all know the infamous WORLDSTAR call heard everywhere once someone is about get hands laid on them, but we can now expect to hear the words throughout theaters.
That’s right. Word is there’s going to be a WorldStar-HipHop movie.
According to RhymeswithSnitch, Russell Simmons producing a movie based on the WorldStarHipHop website…
“Hip Hop entrepreneur Russell Simmons is producing a low-budget movie based on WorldStarHip, the website famous for posting fights, hip hop music and all forms of ratchetness online.
The WorldStarHipHop Movie was bought by Paramount Insurge.”
(AllHipHop News) Age is more than a number to Cam’ron, it’s an opportunity to cash in. In a recent interview, Killa Cam explains his lyric on his song “Humphrey” in which he calls out Bernard Hopkins to a figh
At the end of January, Cam’ron released his song “Humphrey” off of his Federal Reserve EP. On the song Cam raps “Dame said I’m bout it cuz I wanna fight B-Hop.
I said I’ll f### him up after 2 months of detox.” In an interview with Complex, Cam explains that Hopkins is past his prime and the 49 year old boxer attemping to fight a modern day fighter such as Floyd Mayweather “is basically suicide for him. ” According to Cam, his fight with Hopkins may be the legendary fighter’s last shot at top dollar pay day for a fight:
I’m not even joking. I’m 100 percent serious. I respect the s### out of Bernard Hopkins. I think he’s one of the best. But at 49 years old, you’re basically fighting for money. And you’re not gonna get a bigger payday than fighting me. If you were like, Bernard Hopkins is gonna fight [some random boxer], I ain’t paying for that. But if you say Cam is gonna fight Bernard Hopkins, you’re gonna pay top money to see that fight because it’s interesting. And I’m not no sucker. I’m not just going to go in there and run around.
Days after the song’s release in January, Hopkins responded to Cam’s challenge on his personal Twitter account:
(AllHipHop News) At one point Sara Stokes was perhaps best well-known for having to walk from Manhattan to Brooklyn with her fellow Da Band members to buy cheesecake for Diddy. In recent years, the singer has made more waves because of ongoing spats with her husband Tony.
According to TMZ, the latest fight in the Stokes household resulted in Sara being arrested again. The site reports Stokes was taken into police custody on July 21 for domestic violence. Apparently, she was drunk at the time and got into a fierce fight with her husband.
Stokes is currently on probation for a previous incident where she stabbed Tony. She pleaded out in that case, but the latest arrest was a violation of her probation. She reportedly was sentenced to 93 days in jail because of the infraction.
The six-person group, Da Band, was formed by Sean “Diddy” Combs on MTV’s reality show Making the Band 2. The collective released one album – 2003’s Too Hot for TV.
(AllHipHop News) According to reports, a bench warrant has been issued for Wiz Khalifa. The “We Dem Boyz” rapper missed a scheduled arraignment in Texas on Wednesday.
Wiz was arrested in May at the El Paso International for allegedly possessing 0.5 grams of marijuana. He was charged with a misdemeanor and released after posting a $300 bail.
The incident got considerable news coverage specifically because Wiz posted a picture online of himself in jail. While performing at the Sunset Festival, the Taylor Gang leader spoke about his Texas arrest and the jailhouse photo.
Wiz told the Minnesota crowd, “When y’all heard I was in that cell and y’all went on Twitter and y’all said, ‘Free Chuck/Wiz’… y’all better believe I snuck my cell phone in there for that s**t. I wasn’t going to miss out on the people who really care about me.”
(AllHipHop News) Rapper/actor Ludacris is known for his joke-centered rhymes, but his decision to Instagram a comical picture featuring football player Pacman Jones has led to the latest celebrity social media feud.
Luda added a pic on IG that included a photo of a large woman on a man’s shoulder in a pool, a shot of Jones in a neck brace, and a caption that read, “#nowthatsludicrous.”
Jones, who suffered a serious neck injury in 2010, did not appreciate the use of his picture in Luda’s post, and responded with a comment. The Cincinnati Bengals player wrote, “nice post, now when I see you I’m beat your ass … Now post that #p***y.”
Ludacris and Pacman have been connected together in the past. Jones was suspended from the NFL in 2008 after the then Dallas Cowboys cornerback got into an altercation with his own bodyguard at a Ludacris-hosted party.