Adult Film Company Makes Tyga & Kylie Jenner Flick To Celebrate Her 18th Birthday?

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With Kylie Jenner just turning 18, the adult film companies could not wait to to capitalize off of the hype by staging a parody flick. To commemorate Kylie’s 18th birthday, a p### site called “TeensLoveBlackC**ks” is posting up a spoof of Tyga and Kylie Jenner’s first (legal) encounter. The Kylie character sports Kylie’s old turquoise extensions and invites her much older love interest, “T” over to help her celebrate being legal, and old enough to get down in the bedroom. Ummmmm you can click HERE to see the trailer. Will you be watching? Is this too far?

Man Shot By Ferguson PD Was Friend Of Mike Brown

The person shot by a police officer on the anniversary of Mike Brown’ death was a friend of the 19-year-old that was killed last year by Ferguson PD officer Darren Wilson.

Reports say 18-year-old Tyrone Harris Jr., of St. Louis, was a close friend of Mike Brown and was identified by his father.

“We think there’s a lot more to this than what’s being said,” Harris Sr. said, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, adding that his son had graduated from Normandy High School.

Harris Sr. added that his son was coming out of surgery just last Monday.

Police maintain that a man fired upon police and that they returned shots wounding the person. They did not say that person was Tyrone Harris Jr.

There was a completely separate shooting in Ferguson as well, which happened before the Harris, Jr, slaying.

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Marvin Gaye’s Son Claims ‘Empire’ Was His Idea

Lee Daniels is facing yet another lawsuit from someone who claims that Empire was their idea first. According to reports, Marvin Gaye’s son, Marvin Gaye III, is the latest person to say that Daniels stole his idea.

[ALSO READ: A Record Label Claims FOX Stole Their Name For ‘Empire’]

Gaye III claims that he registered a treatment for a show about an African-American family in the music industry to the Writers Guild of America in 2010. He reportedly pitched the show to different television executives, some who had ties to Lee Daniels. He deemed the series as a mix of Dynasty and The Sopranos, titling it Diamonds & Ballads and basing it on the lives of his family as well as Berry Gordy’s family. The son of the Motown legend feels that Daniels unknowingly confessed to stealing his idea when he said he wanted to make a “black Dynasty” after Empire became a hit series.

[ALSO READ: Woman Says She’s The Real Life Cookie And Sues ‘Empire’ Creators For $300 Million]

Gaye III’s lawyer plans to take legal action against FOX, Lee Daniels and others involved.

Daniels has been having lawsuits thrown at him from all angles. Most recently, a Michigan woman claimed that she is the real Cookie Lyon and that the show’s creators stole the story line for an autobiography she pitched in 2011. The woman, Sophia Eggleston, is suing Empire creators for $300 million.

LAST NIGHT IN FERGUSON THINGS GOT HECTIC…

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(Tef Poe at the Ferguson Is Everywhere benefit concert.)

Last night was a one of beauty, inspiration, anger, disgust and utter frustration all at the same time… After a long, reflective and somber day of memorials, silent marches, sermons and demonstrations, many were eager for what would’ve been Talib Kweli’s 4th free concert for the people of Ferguson…

Dubbed ‘Ferguson is Everywhere’, this was free concert to benefit Michael Brown’s family.. His father Mike Brown Sr was in attendance with many sporting shirts to his charity ‘Chosen For Change’..Folks were also asked to bring cans of food for the Books and Breakfast program put on by Hands Up United..

The line up featured local acts like Tef Poe, Thi’sl, T-Dubb and host of others alongside established acts like Immortal Technique, M1 of dead prez, Jessica Care More, Jasari X, Kenora Ross, Common, Pharaoh Monche, Bun B and Talib Kweli rocking to a live band.. It was hosted by Torry Russell of Hands Up United and Kayla Reed of OBS,

There were two dark clouds hanging over the event. The first were the clouds that brought lightening, storm warnings and torrential rains. In spite of the massive storm, folks arrived early and by 8pm the line stretched around the block. The mood inside was hot, muggy and festive. Many in attendance had been looking forward to this and as each act hit the stage they did not disappoint.. Everyone brought their A game…The event took place at the F#### which is near downtown St Louis on Locust street.

The other dark cloud, was the St Louis police union who voiced fears the event might attract “outside agitators” Former police officer turned politician Jeff Roorda, who tried to pass a bill last year that would keep the names of cops involved in shooting someone hidden from the public, was quoted as saying; “All these outside agitators that gave St. Louis a bad name in Ferguson will be back here, agitating again. As we’ve struggled for resolution, they’re going to be fomenting revolution.”

He asked the F#### owners to shut things down the event and not sell tickets.. Fortunately the club did not. The event was epic, healing and special. It was a night to remember..Also there were no tickets.. The event was free.

Across town in Ferguson at Greater St Marks Church, which was the cite of an earlier event, a jam packed house played host to a number of speakers including Cornel West, Rev Michael McBride, activist Bree Newsom, Reverent Tracy Blackman and Rev. Osagyefo Uhuru Sekou. There was a panel moderated by Marc Lamont Hill. The place was on fire… Eventually many from the church would make their way to the concert just as Talib took the stage.

The activist group Lost Voices was supposed to come, but word was sent that they were out in Ferguson in the pouring rain marching. Throughout the evening folks were getting word, large crowds were gathering on West Florissant. The details were scattered. First we heard there was looting and rioting, then we heard it was just turned up.. Written Jeff Chang, hit me as Pharaoh Monche wagon stage saying that things were getting hectic…

Just as Talib hit the stage, folks all over the F#### venue got the dreaded text, they did not want to see. The initial texts people got was a cop had shot and killed someone and it was madness. Then we heard little girl was shot.. Many of us immediately left for West Florissant as Talib was still on stage.. I rode with journalist Jamilah Lemieux who was able to skillfully bypass all the road blocks set up by police and get us onto West Florissant..

Once there we saw hundreds of people out in a tense stand off with police. They were in riot gear and a armored vehicle that underscored police militarization which hadn’t been seen in the days leading up to the Mike Brown death anniversary had returned.

There were two separate actions. Many were on the one side of West Florissant near the Fergurson Market while we were near Canfield. As to what took place was still scattered. No one had a definitive story.. An ambulance arrived to take away someone.. We believe it was the man who was shot by police and was still alive.

The rains had stopped and more folks arrived, shirts off, angry and bold as they marched straight up to the police… Harsh words were exchanged. One young brother apparently had some personal info on some of the officers and began sharing it with everyone within earshot.. You could see the police getting angry as he dug in more and more..

Soon a a few folks showed up with Bongo drums and began playing as folks started jumping around, getting super amped and chanting at police.. The line retreated and second scrimmage line was set up as the drums played louder. Next thing you know another armored vehicle arrived with police on loud speakers warning to disperse or chemical weapons would be used.

Pepper spray was used, folks got hit and everyone started running.. Police advanced as folks regrouped on the corner of Canfield drive and again re- approached the police lines inspire of the warnings.. Still amped, folks held their ground for another 30 minutes until police started shooting volleys of tear gas..

Sadly , many have grown used to the tear gas and knew how to shield themselves and so even in the clouds of smoke folks remained as police moved forward….

Word was sent that there would be a press conference in the City of Clayton.. Mind you it was now 2am.. The press conference was to take place at 2:30 am.. We rushed to get over there, where St Louis county police chief Jon Belmar gave their versions of things..

He said that they had gotten reports of looting and that police were overwhelmed. Reinforcements were sent. Among those sent were undercover officers who were ‘monitoring a shooter’. According to the chief, the undercovers reported to their commanding officers their concerns about the person who they were trailing..

Chief Belmar noted somehow during this gathering of people on West Florissant, the shooter who was being monitored, went off and got involved in a shootout with another group of men.. The chief said gunfire was exchanged for 45 seconds and then the suspect who the undercover were monitoring, tried to ‘excavate himself from the scene’.

The Chief said the undercovers got in an unmarked car and tried to confront the man, when he turned around and shot at them.. They said the suspect was pursued and eventually shot.. As of last night he was alive and in the hospital getting surgery..

At the press conference I asked the chief two questions.. 1-Were the undercover on hand to monitor shooters or protestors, since they were mixed up in the crowd. The chief told me they were there to monitor shooter. He said the shooters were criminals and not protestors. He said he and his men welcome folks to exercise their first amendment rights

I then asked, if the undercover identified other shooters since the guy they were following was involved in a shoot out? The Chief said ‘No one else was identified’.

Someone else asked the race of the undercover police officers. Chief Belmar refused to give details on that. He simply said his officers were experienced. He ended the press conference, but many of us were left wondering if this suspected shooter, knew the undercover officers in the unmarked car were officers or the folks he had just was just in a shoot out with.. None of us were able to ask that question..

Jeff Chang was on the scene last night on Ferguson Market side of West Florissant. This is what he saw.. He said there was a lot of confusion. When he arrived on West Florissant, lots of people were hanging out in a parking lot and for the most part seemed pretty mellow. The rains had stopped. The next thing you know folks started running and scattering and suddenly things escalated.

There was word that the 9-11 Beauty Salon had its windows busted and folks were taking stuff. City Councilman Antonio French was on hand and went over to try and calm things down as did a number of community elders..Next thing you know some sort of scuffle broke out and couple of shots rang out.. More shots rang out and people scattered. During all this a local news reporter got stomped by some people in the crowd..

Jeff said, he had no idea it was an officer involved shooting until he got back to his hotel and wondered if the melee was deliberately instigated. If we go by Chang’s time line, then one might ask when exactly did undercover officers arrive on the scene to monitor the shooter??

Right now at the time of this writing, a number of protests previous scheduled are set to jump off.. With the shooting from last night, now weighing on everyone’s minds, these protests are sure to be more intense.

This post originally appeared on Davey D’s Facebook page. It appears now in it’s unedited form.

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Did Tyga Give Kylie Jenner Blac Chyna’s Mercedes G-Wagon?

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Rumor has it that Tyga “re-gifted” Blac Chyna’s Mercedes G- Class Wagon to Kylie Jenner. Kylie was allegedly seen driving a G- Wagon that ironically had the same license plate number as Blac Chyna’s. Remember Blac Chyna said she gave the G-Wagon back because it was in Tyga’s name. Kylie denied that this was her G-Wagon. Regardless if it’s true or not, Tyga did buy Kylie a Ferrari with his back rent money.

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EXCLUSIVE: Locksmith Talks ‘Lofty Goals,’ TDE’s Kendrick Lamar, & E-40!

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Words infused with accumulated wisdom, credible experiences, and an expansive perspective, Locksmith, is dedicated to using his voice as an MC to uplift and to inspire others. With the release of his latest album, Lofty Goals, the representative of Richmond, CA continues to demonstrate his prodigious command of the English language. Whether battling other lyricists and spewing devastating bars, or taking an introspective journey to his soul, the outcome is often the same,  timeless art is produced at his will.

Exuding his candid composure, Locksmith, opens up to AllHipHop about his latest album. The UC Berkleey graduate also reflects on TDE and Kendrick Lamar’s rise in mainstream success, and his thoughts on the legendary indie icon, E-40.

If your supporters were challenged to discover your core on Labyrinth, and A Thousand Cuts reinforced your determination to go against the grain; what do you hope that the public will receive from your latest album, Lofty Goals?

I’m just hoping to inspire; that’s what this album is most about. A lot of the songs are about me and have to do with me, but what I also had in mind to do was inspire others. My life is the only life that I live. I’m trying to use my life and experiences to inspire ;and hopefully help people to solve their problems – and find a way out of their problems. I want to let them know that they can find their way out of their problems; or, anything that they’re chained up to.

On the album, what track is the most personal and resonates the most with you?

They’re all pretty personal, but I would say a song called “Boxes.” It’s the very reflection of the time period between my last album and this album. So, a lot of things changed. I was in a relationship for quite some time. When I completed the last album, you know, we decided to not move forward in our relationship.  So, at that time a lot of things were going on. With me being an artist, the only way I know how to deal with it is to write about it. That’s what I did; I wrote about it. At that time, that song is summing up everything I was going through.

Do you ever feel like you were creatively ahead of your time and that people are just now catching on to things that you were doing years ago?

Sometimes, if you want to push the culture forward sometimes you have to step out there. I just follow what I feel creatively. There are some things that are going on right now that I’m inspired. There are some things, from my own creative influences and my life experiences, that I just want to put out there. Sometimes, at the time the audience may not know how to grasp it at first. That’s fine, but as an artist you have to believe in what you do and remain steadfast in what you believe.  Hopefully, people will catch up to you.

In recent years, the West Coast has again demanded the spotlight; what are your thoughts on that? Why do you believe there’s a divide between Northern and Southern Cali lyricists?

I think it’s great. It brings to mind, TDE. More specifically, it brings to mind Kendrick Lamar, who I think is a phenomenal artist. When I first heard him back in 2011 I was a huge fan. I went to one of his early shows in New York when Section .80 just came out. It was before Aftermath and all that stuff. There was a buzz. I remember going to the show. I was in awe of the whole thing. Me and my boy stood in line and went and enjoyed the show. It made it even more special that it was somebody from the West Coast out in New York City having his own show. For me, It was inspiring.

Then I got more in tune with a bunch of other cats like Dom Kennedy and YG – I’m specifically talking about Southern California right now – they’re part of the new school that’s coming up. It’s dope. That’s a great thing; that momentum and energy is solidified – it’s not going anywhere. Kendrick has had his mainstream success. Other cats like Dom Kennedy have had huge independent success, and there’s everything in between. It’s great; that opens the door for all of the West Coast.

At the same time, being from the Bay Area is a lot different from Southern California. California is so geographically large – it’s probably two-thirds as large as the East Coast. On the East Coast, you can drive for six hours and go through five different states. Recently, I was on tour and did a bunch of shows and I drove for three hours and I went through like four different states…Whereas, with California, you can drive for six hours and you’re still in California. We’re very much related, but culturally there is a significant difference. Los Angeles has an entertainment industry. There they make movies and they have major record companies. In the Bay Area we have Silicon Valley. As far as the entertainment and music industry it’s not as large. So we have more of an independent attitude that was developed early on.

Our attitude and our approach towards our music may be a little bit different. I think we may be a little bit more diverse than L.A. In that sense, we’re a more like New York. Whereas New York is diverse, California is even more diverse and in a lot of way it’s more liberal. It’s a different dynamic; so, you’re going to get a different aspect when you’re talking the Bay Area or Southern California.

Have you worked with E-40 or Nipsey Hussle?

Back in the past, I may have done something with E-40. I know E-40 well. I think he’s a giant and one of the smartest artists in the game. In his own right he’s a genius. To be around this long and to be relevant is incredible. He is self-made; it was just incredible to watch him. I’ve seen it; to have that proximity and watch [his success] has been incredible. For him to still be doing it on that level is inspiring. Nipsey is another guy who was major and shows that you can do it on the indie route. He’s paving the way for independent artists. I think it’s awesome.

Until the next time we’re able to converse, is there anything else you’d like to share with AllHipHop?

If you want to hear some sincere music, take out some time and listen to my new album, Lofty Goals.

2 Chainz’s ‘TrapAvelli Tre’ Features The-Dream, Wiz Khalifa And More

Days before its release, 2 Chainz unveils the tracklist for TrapAvelli Tre. The 14-track effort features guest spots from Wiz Khalifa, The-Dream, Kevin Gates, Betty Idol and many more. Beats were supplied by producers like  Zaytoven. Mike Dean and Hitmaka (better known as Young Berg).

[ALSO READ: 2 Chainz Claims Las Vegas Clubs Have Banned Him]

TrapAvelli Tre drops Aug.13th. Peep the tracklist below.

1. “Neighborhood” (p###. by B. Wheezy, X, and Mike Dean)
2. “Amilli Billi Trilli” feat. Wiz Khalifa (p###. by FKi)
3. “Everything I Know” (p###. by Nard & B)
4. “Watch Out” (p###. by FKi)
5. “BFF” (p###. by Zaytoven)
6. “I Feel Like” feat. Kevin Gates (p###. by HitMaka!)
7. “Goat” feat. The-Dream (p###. by B. Wheezy and Mike Dean)
8. “Starter Kit” feat. Young Dolph (p###. by Zaytoven)
9. “If I Didn’t Rap” (p###. by Fresh Jones)
10. “El Chapo Jr.” (p###. by Two-17)
11. “Lapdance in a Trap House” (p###. by Honorable C.N.O.T.E)
12. “Each & Err One of ‘Em” feat. Cap 1 and Skooly (p###. by Honorable C.N.O.T.E)
13. “Blue Dolphin” feat. Betty Idol (p###. by Nard & B)
14. “Big Meech Era” (p###. by TM808)

Philly Thugs Jump In To Support Drake Against Meek Mill

JEEZ! You know its real when the thugs get online and post threatening videos. Supporters of Drake and Ar-Ab have gotten together and jumped online for a diss-fest of beast-like proportions. They trying to say Meek Mill can’t now come to Philly?!

Azealia Banks Cannot Release New Music Until Next Year

After getting dropped from Interscope Records, Azealia Banks was eager to get her debut album, Broke With Expensive Taste, out to the masses. Her eagerness led to her signing contracts without reading them with a fine tooth comb and with no legal advice, and now she is paying for it.

The “Ice Princess” rapper broke the news to fans that because of getting herself into a bad business deal, she will not be able to drop any new music until 2016. Read her tweets below.

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Oprah Winfrey Says ‘Straight Outta Compton’ Biopic Is ‘Powerful’

Oprah Winfrey has never been the biggest fan of hip-hop. The former talk show host has always condemned the genre for its violent lyrics, degradation of women and use of the N-word. You think N.W.A would be the last thing Winfrey would be interested in but surprisingly, she went to see an early screening of their biopic, Straight Outta Compton, and actually liked it.

The mogul took to her Twitter feed and tweeted Selma director Ava DuVernay to rave about the film, calling it “powerful.”

Straight Outta Compton, which was directed by F. Gary Gray, depicts the beginnings of hip-hop’s biggest gangsta rap group and follows their rise to fame and all the trials and tribulations that came along with it. The biopic hits theaters Aug. 14th. 

Uncle Luke Talks About Beef With Death Row Records, Freaknik, And More

>Uncle Luke stopped by Means St Studios to chop it up with B High of Hot 1079 about his new book “The Book Of Luke”. During the conversation Luke discusses violent altercations that he had with Death Row Records and RunDMC. As well as how he was able to run a successful southern based record label and own his masters during a time when Hip Hop was run by New York power brokers. Furthermore Luke discussed fighting the US Government when they wanted to ban his music, being in Atlanta for Freaknik, and more.

EXCLUSIVE! Top 5 Dead Or Alive: Rapsody

Having an innate appreciation of manipulating and massaging waxed words, Rapsody, explains which five MCs that she considers to be Hip-Hop’s best. Within this AllHipHop exclusive, the Beauty and the Beast wordsmith gives a thorough explanation as to why this list composed of Golden Era titans have earned her respect.

A student of the game, the Jamla Records signee, reveals how her perspective as an MC was significantly shaped by each of these artists. Press play to discover which MC that she credits with making “the greatest Hip-Hop album of all time.”

Jay Rock Reveals Sophomore Album Title

Four years after his Top Ent. Dawg debut, Follow Me Home, Jay Rock will be dropping his long-awaited sophomore album. The Black Hippy rep took to Twitter and Instagram to reveal that he will be reppin’ for his city with the album title. The project is set to be called 90059, the zip code for his native of Watts, CA and other surrounding Los Angeles areas.

No word on when 90059 will drop, but Rock has already released three singles, “Money Trees Deuce,” “Gumbo” and the title track “90059,” which means the album’s release is right around the corner.

[ALSO READ: Jay Rock Plays New Music For Kendrick Lamar]

Gunplay Explains Why MMG Didn’t Back Meek Mill With Diss Tracks Against Drake (VIDEO)

(AllHipHop News) The Meek Mill-Drake battle was different from other highly publicized rap feuds in a lot of ways. It was the first one to fully incorporate social media with Meek calling out Drake on Twitter and Drake using internet memes to make fun of Meek.

[ALSO READ: Gunplay Decodes “Living Legend” Album (Artwork & Music)]

The back-and-forth was also unique because the two rappers’ respective labelmates did not jump into the conflict. Unlike Nas vs Jay Z or 50 Cent vs Ja Rule, Maybach Music Group and Young Money stayed on the sidelines for Meek Mill vs Drake. MMG artist Gunplay was asked why Meek’s team chose not to send lyrical shots toward Drizzy and his camp.

“We’re a different kind of breed. We’re a different kind of label. We’re not gonna rap that sh*t. We’re gonna come see you,” Gunplay told The Breakfast Club. “Y’all know me. I ain’t finna sit there and tongue wrestle with no motherf*cker. I’m finna come see about you.”

Gunplay also expressed the Meek/Drake situation does not involve him, and he plans to stay out of it as long as no one says his name. The Carol City, Florida native has had his own public disputes during his career. Gunplay was brought into 50 Cent and Rick Ross’ beef when he was involved in a physical altercation with G-Unit at the 2012 BET Hip Hop Awards.

[ALSO READ: Gunplay Discusses “The Field” Doc, New Projects, Social Media Trolls & Not Being Afraid Of 50 Cent]

Snoopy’s Been On: 5 Snoopy References In Hip Hop

America’s most loved beagle, Snoopy, is celebrating his birthday today, and he looks GREAT for a 253 year old (in dog years)! In the past years, Snoopy has had a major influence on Hip Hop from rappers incorporating his antics into their lyrics to being the IT cartoon in Hip Hop fashion, Snoopy is one down dog! Here are the top 5 Snoopy references in Hip Hop we feel you should know about.

5. “In this b*tch all drinks on the house like Snoopy” – “Lord Knows” by Drake

Drake’s been known to drop some rhymes and lyrics not EVERYONE can do as seen when he mentions Snoopy in “Lord Knows.” He makes it known he has no problem picking up the tab for his squad in this line.

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4. FACT: Snoop Dogg is named after Snoopy!

His stage name was inspired by, his childhood nickname, Snoopy. As a boy, his parents nicknamed him “Snoopy” because of his appearance, but they usually addressed him as Calvin at home.

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3. Iceberg Snoopy. This sweater and other Iceberg designs, became a mainstay in the Hip Hop world so much that it was part of rappers wardrobe and lyrics by Jay Z.

“I got em Iceberg sh*t they thought I knew Snoopy” – Snoopy Track by Jay-Z

Raekwon seen here rocking the Snoopy Iceberg sweater in the “John Blaze” video.

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2. That time Snoop was down with the “Bro Code”

Snoopy is abiding by the ever-so-powerful “Bro Code,” the sacred code held between bros. “To break code with one of your Bros is a blasphemous, sacrilegious, and high Bro treason,” according to the Urban Dictionary.

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1. Artist Mark Drew’s exhibition mixes Charlie Brown and the gang with classic ’90s Hip Hop lyrics.

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Snoopy and the full PEANUTS gang can be seen November 6th in THE PEANUTS MOVIE. True Hip Hop Snoopy fans can also #DrawSnoopy with tips from The Peanuts Movie Director, Steve Martino, and share on social media for a repost from @PeanutsMovie.


Brewski – “Superman RMX” ft DJ Paul of Three 6 Mafia

DJ Paul of Three 6 Mafia teams with Chicago rapper Brewski in this new visual for the “Superman RMX”, which also features lyrcist Brody Price. The original version of this Louis Lando-produced track appears on Brewski’s The Confidence LP, which is available now on all digital outlets.

Killer Mike Explains Why He Believes Rioting Worked In Ferguson (VIDEO)

(AllHipHop News) Killer Mike has been one of the most vocal Hip Hop representatives on police brutality and social injustice. His passionate on-stage speech about a Missouri grand jury’s decision not to indict officer Darren Wilson for the murder of Michael Brown went viral.

[ALSO READ: Killer Mike Talks Racism, Reconciliation & Reparations With Tavis Smiley (VIDEO)]

The Atlanta rapper and groupmate El-P recently spoke with BBC about the outcome of the events in Ferguson. According to Mike, the citizens choosing to riot in the wake of the killing of Brown was ultimately effective.

“Riots work, and I’ve never said that in that way before. I’m an American because of a riot,” stated Mike. “The Boston Tea Party is sold to us from the time we are kindergartners to the time we graduate high school. We’re told Americans and patriots got so fed up with paying taxes to the crown that they decided to burn some sh*t to the ground.”

The co-creator of the critically acclaimed albums Run The Jewels and Run The Jewels 2 went on to explain why he feels the rioters in Ferguson actually helped solve the racial problems in that local community.

“So, when people say, ‘riots don’t work’ –  but Ferguson was over 60% as a black community. They had less than 60% representation in politics,” said Mike. “Post-riots, they have two new black city council members. They have actual advocates in the community now. The police chief retired. So, if it was argued that riots worked in Ferguson, abso-f*cking-lutely they did.”

[ALSO READ: Run The Jewels Discuss Their Black Youth/White Cop Themed Video For “Close Your Eyes”]

Watch Killer Mike and El-P’s interview below.

Famous 2 Most Weigh In On Silento “Watch Me” Song: “It Ain’t Yours”

PJ (creator of “Nae Nae” dance) and Hasani (creator of “Whip” dance) of rap duo and Bangladesh Records members, Famous 2 Most, sit down with DJ Smallz and weigh in on Silento’s “Watch Me” single, which sings about doing both of their dances.

Jay Electronica Blasts “So-Called Thug” Rappers For Being Slaves, Cowards & Coons

(AllHipHop News) Jay Electronica was feeling some type of way yesterday, and the Roc Nation emcee decided to share his thoughts on the rap game via several Twitter posts. The New Orleans native used his timeline to blast “so-called thugs” that commit violent acts against their own community. The rant also included Jay calling out “gangsta” rappers for being cowards and coons.

[ALSO READ: Did Jay Z Give “The Green Light” For Jay Electronica’s Album?]

This is not the first time J.E. has used the social media platform to lash out at people he takes issue with. Late last year, Electronica criticized the media, gun manufacturers, and President Barack Obama.

UPDATE:

Jay Electronica has since deleted most of the tweets. You can still read quotes from the tweets above.

[ALSO READ: Jay Electronica Says “F*ck This Politically Correct Sh*t”; Calls Out President Obama]