Trill Ent’s Bambino Gold releases his new single “Pray For Me Mama” featuring Lil Boosie. The song will appear on the Strictly 4 Traps N Trunks Vol. 74 mixtape and Bambino Gold’s Trappin Made It Happen mixtape dropping in April.
WHOA!
If she was my girl, she would never get dropped why? Because I roll:

But, yeah, that’s the word on the street. The singer’s face and name have been taken off the Universal Records roster. According to Rhymes With Snitch, she sold about 215K on the last album, which is about…OK. But over all, Kelly is a star and she deserves a deal regardless.
They better keep her or else. That’s still my girl!!!!!
“They keep us talking, but if we stop talking about them then they should worry!” -illseed.
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West coast rapper Ave.Ob teams up with Bay area rapper Chippas from The NHT Boyz to give their version of the Atlanta Dance craze called the Nae Nae. They put their own twist and made this edgy club song. They teamed up with executive producer DJ Necterr to get behind the song and he played it once in the club and the club went bananas so immediately they got together again to put the song out to the world.
Big Boi flips Stevie Wonder’s classic song “Part Time Lover” and directs it towards haters with help from Kid Cudi.
So, most of the Dipset is supposedly GOOD. Like these guys are actually doing really well with their money and tour a lot. BUT, I heard one member has gone back to the streets. Here is what a recent source told me. None of this is verified fact so take it with a grain of salt. 
….Time has not been Kind to All , Dipset was once the most popular
Group in NYC with all the members of the group taking on there own solo careers
although the likes of Jim Jones an Julez have both become household names
there is one member of the group who is not enjoying that same successAfter recording with mega artists like Lil Wayne an Cam’ron former
Dipset Affilate JR Writer is at the point where he is doing verses and music videos for 300-500 Dollars , but this isn’t the worst part .. the Worst part about it is JR Writer has been robbing some upstart rappers and keepin all the money , he has also taken a few shows been NY an CT where he has been paid the money an decided to either cancel , not show up or demand more money for new clothes , gasoline ect.Its crazy to see how far a rapper has gone , from being that hot new artist on the block , bringing Lil Wayne to Harlem , all the way to stealing from the culture that embraced you.
This sounds like a personal issue to me. Somebody must have a personal issue with him. But, this is what they streets are saying…so its all ALLEGEDLY as far as I’m considered.
“They keep us talking, but if we stop talking about them then they should worry!” -illseed.
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(AllHipHop News) In 50 Cent’s eyes, if men lie, women lie and numbers don’t, then he was the hottest MC from 2003-2006. During his appearance on Sirius XM’s Town Hall event last night (March 17th) he spoke on how his greatest competitor quit during 50 Cent’s greatest run of success.
Ever since 50 Cent’s inflammatory “How To Rob” song in 1999, he and Jay Z have appeared on songs together, performed together and most evidently thrown subliminal shots at each other. After admitting that he believes there are subsets of the listening public which “follows trends” and no longer wanted to hear his music, he illustrates this point by explaining his rise to fame in relation to Jay Z’s retirement phase:
Where was Jay Z from 2003 to 2006? I sold 23 million records from 2003 to 2006. He stopped making music. He said ‘I quit. We’ll get back to what we got later. I quit. Timeout. I’ll come back to play later.’ When he signed that Beyonce contract he was like ‘men lie, women lie, numbers don’t.’
Later in the interview 50 Cent stated that the first record he made with an artist outside of New York City was with UGK for “As The World Turns” in 1998. He made sure to quip that “after I had got shot Jay did ‘Big Pimpin” with UGK. I don’t know where he got the idea from.” While “Big Pimpin'” was actually released in April of 2000, a month before 50 Cent was infamously shot nine times, 50 explains he continues to throw shots at Jay Z “You need someone to work off.”
During his interview with The Breakfast Club back in July of last year, Jay spoke on predicting the 50 Cent takeover of 2003-2006 and warning his own Roc-A-Fella artists around September of 2002:
I remember one time walking in the studio. It was like a small gap. Bleek, Beans. Everybody was in there. I was like, ‘Man, I’m telling you, man. Y’all better..y’all better…y’all got a change right now. Just flood it. Put out a lot of music, because 50 Cent is coming. You know, four months later, ‘In Da Club’ hit.
50 Cent’s full Sirius XM Town Hall Q&A will debut live on Sirius XM’s website, app and station on March 31st.