(AllHipHop News) Torch, an artist signed to Rick Ross’ Maybach Music Group and member of Triple C’s, has responded to a new Young Jeezy track titled “Death Before Dishonor.”The new track features Young Jeezy dropping verses over Rick Ross’ “B.M.F. (Blowin’ Money Fast) instrumental. Jeezy’s song contains several lines that many speculate are aimed at Rick Ross, for name checking incarcerated Black Mafia Family (B.M.F.) leader Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory. An informant named William “Doc” Marshall, who handled the books for B.M.F  told the F.B.I. that Young Jeezy was a close affiliate of Big Meech and that at one time, the rapper actually distributed cocaine in Atlanta. Although Young Jeezy’s song “Death Before Dishonor” doesn’t name check Rick Ross lines like “How you Blowin’ Money Fast?/ You don’t know the crew/ Oh, you part of the fam?/ Sh**t I never knew/” are unmistakably directed at Rick Ross.”Death Before Dishonor” was also allegedly B.M.F.’s main motto, giving the song’s title meaning. Torch stuck up for Rick Ross this morning (August 10th) via his @torchccc Twitter page.”This Fa**et ass Rap Ni**a Sneak Dissing I Think Its Only Right We Start A Trending Topik Kalled #JeezywhyUmad,” Torch tweeted. The insults towards Jeezy got worse as Torch expressed his opinion on Jeezy’s record. “Ross Repped Harder 4Ya Fallen Komrads More Than U Ever Did Or Ever Wud Have,” Torch said of the 150-plus B.M.F members who were locked up after a federal investigation uncovered the group was moving thousands of kilos of cocaine per week. “BMF the Biggest Rekord in the Kountry & Even tho that’s the name of Ya Krew Yo Lame ass Kouldnt kome up with That,” Torch tweeted. “GU€€I went in Jail Hotter Than U Kame Home & He Still Hotter Than U & Now His lil Ni**a Waka Hotter in the Streetz than U2.”At press time, it is unclear where Big Meech stands on Rick Ross’ song, “B.M.F. (Blowing Money Fast). “I don’t know who all these phonies running around but you will be checked about misrepresentation,” Big Meech stated. Meech’s Black Mafia Family drug gang allegedly sold almost $300 million worth of coke from 1990-2005, along with his brother, Terry “Southwest T” Flenory. In interviews, Rick Ross stated Big Meech liked the song, a sentiment confirmed by Big Meech’s mother, Ms. Lucille Flenory. “One of our friends in the ATL played the song for Meech over the phone and he listened to the song and he really loved it,” Ms. Flenory stated. “He appreciated the song.  He said the guys in prison were ranting and raving about the song.”Big Meech and his brother Terry “Southwest T” Flenory are each serving 30 years in prison for their role as leaders of B.M.F.

(AllHipHop News) An expected reunion with former NWA rappers Ice Cube and Dr. Dre has fallen through. Ice Cube is wrapping up work on I Am The West, his upcoming album, but he hasn’t been able to get in contact with Dr. Dre. For that, he’s said he’ll finish it without his former bandmate.”Many asked about Dr. Dre working on my album. Negative, Dre has been M.I.A. for a few months now. I asked Snoop has he heard from him and he said, no. I can’t wait,” Ice Cube said  on his blog.  “I gotta turn my s**t in by Aug. 20th to make street date…Sept 28th. I’ll keep you posted if anythang new develops.”The rap legend said he is almost finished the album and expects it in stores in September. “I’m almost done with my record, I Am The West. I’ve been mixing songs and dealing with paperwork all week and I’m down to my last 4 songs to mix. It’s bangin,’ he explained. “I think we’ll end up wit about 15 songs when it’s all said and done and I’m real happy wit it.”Earlier this year, there was controversy that perhaps there was beef between the two artists stemming from an Ice Cube song called “Drink The Kool Aid.”The song lyrics say, “I ain’t the doctor / This ain’t the patient / This ain’t that ni**a always on vacation / This ain’t no white boy’s rehabilitation…” Cube denied that he was dissing Dre and the two opted to work together on both Detox and I Am The West.“He played me some tracks set for the up and coming Detox record and we talked about me jumping on board the project,” Cube said. “Of course I talked about him doing s**t on my record and he said he’d bless the album.”

(AllHipHop News) The brother of a man accused of killing six people, including Baton Rogue rapper Chris “Nussie” Jackson, has been jailed since mid-June, for allegedly threatening to kill a witness involved with the case. Derrick Louding, 22, was charged with witness intimidation, after he showed up at a woman’s house and told her sister that he would shoot the house up until the occupants were dead. He then allegedly brandished two fully loaded firearm magazines. According to Baton Rogue’s The Advocate, Louding told the woman he was upset about his “boy being locked up.”Derrick Louding is the brother of a 17-year-old named Michael “Marlo Mike’’ Louding. Michael Louding, along with Adrian Pittman, 36, and Trill Entertainment recording artist Torrence “Lil Boosie” Hatch, 27, were indicted in June of 2010 on first-degree murder charges, in the shooting death of a 35-year-old named Terry Boyd.Michael Louding has also been indicted in five other deaths in the Baton Rogue area, including Chris “Nussie” Jackson, who was publicly feuding with Lil Boosie. Hillar Moore, the District Attorney prosecuting the case, said that witness intimidation in Baton Rogue was common.Police are still investigating Lil Boosie for as many as five murders, including his possible involvement in the death of rapper Christopher “Nussie” Jackson. Lil Boosie remains incarcerated on a 1st degree murder for his allegedly paying to have 35-year-old Terry Boyd shot and killed and multiple drug offenses. Additionally, Lil Boosie was charged with three counts of possession with intent to distribute narcotics, three counts of conspiracy to commit possession with intent to distribute narcotics, and two counts of conspiracy to introduce contraband into a penal institute.The rapper allegedly attempting to import codeine and marijuana into the Dixon Correctional Institute in Jackson, with the help of a girlfriend named Walnita Decuir and a correctional officer both of whom were also charged with drug offenses.

(AllHipHop News) Compton, California rap star Game took offense to Miami rapper Rick Ross’ song “B.M.F. (Blowin Money Fast)” in the latest issue of Complex Magazine. In the interview, Game seems to take offense to Rick Ross’ glamorization of Black Mafia Family gang leader Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory and Gangster Disciples’ founder, Larry Hoover. While Game rarely hides his own affiliation with The Bloods street gang, he stated that he didn’t want to lead his fans in the wrong direction. “All these people thinking they’re gangsta. And after the Rick Ross song B.M.F. everybody thinking they’re Big Meech again, Larry Hoover. Nobody really should wanna be that or aspire to be that ’cause you’re gonna end up in a coffin,” Game told Complex. “And trust me man, most of these rappers outside of me, 50 Cent and maybe Waka Flocka and a few others, have never felt bullets man, ain’t never had a brush with actually having your life erased. So a lot of these rappers out here playing. That’s just not the message I’m trying to send across no more.” Funkmaster Flex is teaming with The United States Marine Corp to build and customize a 1968, Chevy Chevelle. Flex has teamed with The Marines to promote its recruiting efforts, in addition to showing a human side of the Marines. Flex and company will re-create the 1968 Chevy Chevelle from inception on paper, to finished product, which will be displayed in The Marines’ booth on Funk Flex’s Custom Car & Bike Show Tour. The build out will be featured on Funkmaster Flex’s show on MTV2, Funk Flex’s Full Throttle, which airs on Sunday mornings. David Banner and 9th Wonder have announced the release date for their highly anticipated album, Death of A Pop Star. The duo’s first single and video “Slow Down” was well received. The duo will release their next single “Be With You” featuring Ludacris, which will also be accompanied by a video. “If rap music was a woman, she would be locked in a basement deprived of love. Death of a Pop Star is her first attempt at sex in a long time and its going to be Tantric,” David Banner said in a statement. According to representatives for David Banner and 9th Wonder, Death of A Pop Star will hit stores November 9th.

(AllHipHop News) Eminem’s album Recovery continues to earn the rapper awards, the

latest being multiple Teen Choice Awards. The rapper took home three

Awards for Best Album, Best Rap Song (“Love the Way You Lie) and Best

Rapper. Rapper B.o.B. snagged

the Best Hook Up Award for his song “Airplanes” with Paramore’s Haley

Williams. Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga won multiple awards, while the Twilight

series took home a total of 12 trophies. The 2010 Teen Choice Awards,

which received a total of 85 million votes, were taped last night

(August 8th) at the Gibson Amphitheater in Los Angeles. The ceremony

will air tonight (August 9th) at 8:00 PM on Fox.