Hip-Hop Rumors: Will Barack Lose Because WE Didn’t Show Up?

I hope you are well and healthy. This is a second where I want to be serious. I know a lot of you hated my article The Illseed Endorsement: The Frivolous Reasons Why You Should Vote For Barack Obama.

RELATED: The Illseed Endorsement: The Frivolous Reasons Why You Should Vote For Obama!

The story wasn’t meant to be serious or real. You get lots of “real” reasons to vote for a candidate. They are on AHH and other media outlets like CNN, BET, MSNBC and more. Anyway, the game is serious now and its time to vote. I hope, whoever you vote for, that you actually go out and vote. It makes a difference, people died for this right and change starts with our generation. Some cats want to discourage people from voting but the may be COINTELPRO agents for all I know. Shout out to people that fought for this right to vote just a couple decades ago.

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ON TO SOME TRASHY RUMORS!

TRASH!

Why are they trying to say that Barack and Michelle Obama are trying to get a divorce? They saying that Michelle is looking to get out! No way to I believe this!

MAD HAPPY SON!

Jay-Z wild for this one! “If you’re having world problems I feel bad for you son, I got 99 problems but a Mitt ain’t one.”

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Shyne Talks 2012 Election and What Matters to Him

(AllHipHop News) Today is the most important dates in United States politics and just like the rest of the country, rappers are buzzing about today’s presidential election.

Just yesterday, Boston rapper EDO G dropped a diss track aimed at hometown Governor Mitt Romney, in support of President Barack Obama. 

Today, former U.S. resident Moses “Shyne” Levi weighed in on today’s presidential election and who he hopes will be the next leader of the United States.

“It really boils down to my feelings on the President’s foreign policy. I feel [that] he is dangerous for the world.. The American economy is not going to find the stability it needs to grow if you have a leader like Barack Obama,” Shyne told AllHipHop.com. “He is naive, he’s just not up to it. America has never played the side line when it came to foreign policy. When it came to international affairs , America has always been on the forefront. The President of the United States is supposed to be the most powerful man on the planet”

Shyne does not believe President Barack Obama deserves a second term and believes that we should give Mitt Romney a chance to prove himself

“People vote along the lines of abortion, I vote along those lines. People may say what is Romney is going to do, but I feel he deserves a chance. Obama had his chance. He came with all his “Yes We Can” “Theres Going to be a Change” and I didn’t see that. I didn’t see none of that. To me he’s a great talker. He’s all rhetoric, articulate and a great orator. But where I’m from talk don’t mean nothing ..Shyne can’t get a second chance..Obama can’t get a second. I don’t get a second chance right? I made one mistake and I’m paying for it 15 years later.”

Watch the exclusive interview with Shyne on today’s election here:

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Hip-Hop Rumors: Did Jay-Z’s Good Deed Regenerate Tribeca Building?

A week after Hurricane Sandy hit the East Coast, many people are still without electricity. Many NYC dwelling celebrities, including Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz were also affected, and they tweeted about “candlelight” life. Jay-Z and Beyonce are rumored to have also lost power in their $7 million Tribeca loft. Not one to sit and let a problem fester, Jay-Z allegedly went out and bought a new generator for the entire building!

We hear they’re calling him the “Hurricane Sandy Guardian Angel”. Um…excuse, me but buying a generator for a building full of rich people can hardly be called a guardian angel. Just keeping it real.

Maybe that’s just the NY Post putting their spin on it. Google Staten Island. Strong Island really took a big hit – now those people need help.

Well, we hear that Jay and Bey didn’t sit in their dark luxury loft for long, and booked a few suites at the Mandarin Oriental at Columbus Circle and 60th Street in Manhattan. Cue the lifestyles of the rich and famous by the Lost Boyz.

Sidenote – Jay-Z and Beyonce allegedly had an extravagant “Costumes only” Halloween Party planned for the 31st, but Hurricane Sandy altered their plans and forced them to cancel the party.

According to the NY Daily News, a source close to the elite couple say that Bey and Jay had already sent invitations out to their close friends but failed to mention a location. On Halloween Day, they all received a cancellation message instead of a location message.

Don’t feel too bad for Jay-Z and Beyonce – they found a sitter for Blue Ivy and attended Cipriani’s star-studded party where they partied it up with Leonardo DiCaprio. Oh, they also attended the season opener for The Brooklyn Nets. Yeah, like I said, lifestyles of the rich and famous.

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Exclusive: Havoc of Mobb Deep Urges Voters Not To “Believe The Lies” Being Spewed By Mitt Romney

(AllHipHop News) Havoc of the legendary group Mobb Deep (which is currently on hiatus) got political with AllHipHop.com, and on this very important Election Day, Havoc is urging voters not to “believe the lies” being told by the Republican candidate, Mitt Romney.

“If somebody like [Mitt] Romney is elected, they’re going to cut so many budgets, people are really going to be hurting out there,” said Havoc. “They don’t care about people who are struggling, and they are trying to kill the middle class. What really amazes me the most is that the people who are hurting, some of them are undecided and leaning towards Mitt Romney, and they believe the lies that he’s putting out there.

“If you look at his career and history, [Mitt Romney] has always lied. He’s back and forth on issues. He’s saying one thing, but he’s definitely going to do another if he gets in there.”

Up until now, Havoc has never been very political publicly, but all of that may change in the near future.

“I’ve never ever tried [to get into politics], I just sit and yell at the TV most of the time, but one day, you never know, I might try to get involved with local politics.”

“I would like to, because I’m just tired of sitting back and letting politicians lie to us, and not really serving the people.”

“[Some] people think that what happens in the voting booth or whoever is elected doesn’t affect them, but it’s definitely the opposite…Federal programs being cut, which will affect the state programs, which will affect your block.”

Check out our exclusive interview with Havoc, where he speaks about why it is important to vote for the right candidate and explains his future political aspirations:

Mixtape Review: Freeway’s “Freedom Of Speech”

“A man’s character is defined by his hustle…” – Freeway

For most of us outside the Philadelphia area, our first taste of Freeways music came with the release of his critically acclaimed debut, Philadelphia Freeway. With Just Blaze’s hands all in the production mix alongside impressive outings from the then-solidified Roc-A-Fella label, Freeway seemed poised to make some noise, but not in the way we would think. After the disbandment of what we were accustomed to seeing, Freeway could’ve easily packed it in and found a different hustle, but thankfully he didn’t. From his follow-up LP, Free At Last, to numerous drops and mixtapes (including The Stimulus Package, an incredible outing from he and respected producer Jake One), it’s all brought us to this point in his career where he’s a respected emcee on virtually all fronts.

He could easily choose to mail it in yet again, but by now we know that he won’t. It’s with that mindstate that Freeway drops off his latest mixtape, Freedom of Speech, a 16-track mixtape that shows off literally every side of Freeway we’ve come to expect from him, and a couple that we didn’t. Backed with the Don Cannon cosign, along with production from the aforementioned Jake One, Mike Jerz, B. Jones, Thelonious Martin, Sap (who produced Game’s “Holy Water” single that dropped just a day ago) Cardiak, and more, Freeway takes aim and delivers yet another consistently sound project, even if some of it tends to drone on old topics we’ve heard before.

Freeway does take a couple of chances on the project, and the willingness to try something out of his comfort range is something you don’t see that often. From his party flow on “Workout”, to the bachelor lifestyle portrayed on “Bearded Wonder”, to the surprisingly not-bad collaboration with Diamond on “Ice Cream”, Freeway handles the instrumentals thrown his way with relative ease. It still may not sit well with fans of his older music, but it’s an interesting listen to say the least. Of course, Free has those “pure” Hip-Hop cuts laced throughout as well; “Beards R Us” is essentially a posse cut where he gets lyrical with Jakk Frost, Malik B, and Tana Da Beast, while “Real Sh*t” has him teaming with Young Chris to exchange bars.

There are several other notables that could be mentioned as well (such as “Master of Ceremony” and the title track, which features a genuine narrative from Mama Jones), but the bottom line never changes; Freeway’s dependable when it comes to dropping good music that his fans can enjoy. Although it may not appeal to some, and the content here isn’t exactly the most original topics you’ll hear this year, Freedom Of Speech is a good listen from start to finish, but more so for Philly Freezer fans that are used to seeing his hustle reflected through music outputs.

That quote at the top makes all the sense in the world when you apply it to Free.

Rating: 7.5 / 10

Daily Word: Make a Choice!!! (Election Day 2012)

Happy Super Election Tuesday!!

Welcome to the day that will change your life now and for many years to come! Today’s Daily Word is dedicated to making a choice! Whether you realize this or not, your vote today will be one of the most important votes that you will ever make in your life! What happens today will set the stage for which direction not only the country goes, but the world as well!

While I am proudly a supporter of President Obama, my goal is not to sway your vote but to urge you to vote! It is your right and DUTY to let your voice be heard! Don’t sit on the sideline complaining! Instead, get in the game and participate! This includes helping others exercise their right as well! Voter Suppression is real, so if you can help someone elderly, disabled, those with no transportation, or anyone that needs help getting to the polls, then please do so!

Similar to this election, in life the direction you wind up going is usually in direct proportion to the decisions you make! Anything you want to change about your life, you simply have to make the decision to do so! Never give up your power to change by doing nothing! No matter how difficult it may be, you ALWAYS have a choice! Use your power and choose wisely!!
-Ash’Cash

“Life is not a matter of chance…it is a matter of choice.” -Ka

“Our choices determine our destiny.” -A.R. Bernard

“In the end that was the choice you made, and it doesn’t matter how hard it was to make it. It matters that you did.” -Cassandra Clare

“The hardest choices in life aren’t between what’s right and what’s wrong but between what’s right and what’s best.” -Jamie Ford

“To live is to choose. But to choose well, you must know who you are and what you stand for, where you want to go and why you want to get there.” -Kofi Annan

“It’s not hard to make decisions when you know what your values are.” -Roy Disney

“The choices you make now, the people you surround yourself with, they all have the potential to affect your life, even who you are, forever.” -Sarah Dessen

“Life truly becomes exactly what you make it. All the choices lead to the reality you are experiencing.” -Steven Redhead

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Ash’Cash is a Business Consultant, Motivational Speaker, Financial Expert and the author of Mind Right, Money Right: 10 Laws of Financial Freedom. For more information, please visit his website, www.IamAshCash.com.

Non Hip-Hop Rumors: Cee-Lo To Get Kicked Off The Voice?

As you know Cee-Lo was hit up when some woman claimed he slipped her a Molly or something. Let me say straight up…I’m hearing its all BS. Her facts have not added up from people I’ve talked to. Basically, he’s being shaken down. But, you can’t tell that to some people.


Cee Lo Accused Of Sexual Battery In Los Angeles; Rapper Denies Allegations

Rumor has it, the people at “The Voice” are looking to let Cee-Lo go before the end of THIS SEASON? This just sounds impossibly crazy, but its the word. Now, some speculate that they have all known these allegations were on the way, because Cee-Lo had already announced he would not be returning for the next season so he could work on music.

Hip-Hop Rumors: Cee Lo Allegedly Went On A Date With Sexual Battery Accuser

A brotha cannot get the benefit of the doubt, eh?

In cooler news, Jerry Seinfeld endorsed Cee-Lo’s Puffy Shirt on the “The Voice.”

Seinfeld liking the puffy shirt!

LOL! Cee-Lo a fool!

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Kendrick Lamar Wants Young People to Vote; League of Young Voters Praises Change of Heart

(AllHipHop News) Good kid, m.A.A.d. city artist Kendrick Lamar has been critical of voting in the past, but he recently spoke out to MTV with a different tune – encouraging his peers to get involved.

Lamar, who said he’ll be voting on Election Day tomorrow (November 6), said, “I think that’s one of our biggest failures as a community, as a generation; not wanting to go out and do for ourselves and to sit back and wait.”

“And then when it doesn’t happen, we point the finger. I think we just really need to take matters into our own hands; uplift our community, put money back in our community, and show these kids how there’s something different,” he added.

In recent weeks, League of Young Voters executive director Rob “Biko” Baker remarked on Lamar and his public, anti-voting stance, which included “I don’t do voting.” According to Baker and the League, they welcome his “change of heart” in the final days of the election.

“Glad to see Kendrick Lamar is using his voice to get people engaged,” Baker said. “He can do more to empower our generation to be critical thinkers and action takers than any organization’s voter registration drive. I am proud of Kendrick and this proves to me more that he is the future of hip-hop.”

View Lamar’s MTV interview below:

VIDEO: Kendrick Lamar Hopes Young Voters Don’t Just ‘Sit Back’ On Election Day (via MTV News)

There is still time to learn more about the election before casting your vote – visit TheBallot.org.

Lil Wayne Loses $2 Million Judgment

(AllHipHop News) Lil Wayne was ordered to pay film maker Quincy “QDIII” Jones III over $2 million over a dispute over a documentary on Monday.

The Young Money mogul was ordered to pay exactly $2,195,000 to QDIII over a documentary about the rapper. The judgment was levied based on a counter suit by QDIII, which charged that Lil Wayne prevented the movie from being profitable.

TMZ reports that the rapper was unable to make it to court due to seizures that prevented him from flying.

Lil Wayne has not commented on losing the case at press time.

Rapper Jay-Z and Barack Obama Rally In Columbus, Ohio: “I Got ’99 Problems’ But Mitt Aint One”

(AllHipHop News) Hip-Hop star Jay-Z made an appearance in Columbus, Ohio earlier today (November 5), in support of President Barack Obama.

Jay-Z joined Bruce Springsteen and President Barack Obama on his final day of campaigning, which comes one day before the presidential elections, which take place tomorrow (November 6).

During the day, President Barack Obama held rallies in Des Moines, Iowa, Madison, Wisconsin and Columbus, Ohio.

Jay-Z performed a medley of his hits, including a reworked version of “99 Problems.” The rapper said the Secret Service would not clear the original version of “99 Problems,” so he performed an altered version with the following chorus:

“If you’re having world problems I feel bad for you son/I got 99 problems, but Mitt ain’t one”

“Change is on the way and its not an over night thing,” Jay-Z said. “We gonna forward, we don’t want to go back,” Jay-Z said, before introducing President Barack Obama.

President Barack Obama came out, hyped up the crowd and thanked Jay-Z for his performance.

“You know it’s an incredible honor to have Jay-Z and Bruce Springsteen on the same bill,” President Barack Obama said. “Not only are they all on my Ipod, and yes the President has an Ipod, but it’s also because both of them tell an American story. Jay-Z I told Jay-Z the other day that our lives are parallel. Nobody would expect us to be where we are today, when they met us, as younger men. Both of us have daughters and wives that are more popular than we are. Bruce Springsteen, all the work he’s done for this campaign. The Boss. Just like Jay, they tell a story about what our country is, what it should be, what it can be and what we should fight for.”

Hip-Hop Rumors: Juvenile Says Lil’ Wayne Was “Scared” To Leave Cash Money

Ish has officially hit the fan! Rapper Juvenile has put all his cards out on the table and has decided to speak out against his former label Cash Money. In a recent interview with Complex, Juvenile reveals that he believes Lil’ Wayne was “afraid” of leaving Cash Money, and he was surprised when Wayne resigned with Cash Money and essentially “got beat” out of his own money.

Check out a few notable quotes from the interview below:

“When Wayne was trying to leave Cash Money [in the mid 2000s], same thing. He was trying to find out how did I leave, what did I do, he wanted to see my paperwork. I was like you can see it, but you’re gonna have to pay me for it now because now I know you ain’t with me. You’re own your own because I’m definitely on my own. If you want the paperwork and help from my end, I need to be compensated for it. [He never paid for it].”

“Still up to the day, Wayne really got beat out of all his money and took another contract. That’s part I never understood. I was signed to Atlantic and Jay-Z was excited about that because now we was about to get our own money. That’s what I really wanted. I wanted him to leave. All of a sudden he signed back I’m like, ‘Damn, what type of deal he got working?’

“If you notice the Young Money/Cash Money imprint, some of the stuff that need to say Young Money don’t say Young Money. I know Baby and I know Ronald [“Slim” Williams]. They ain’t giving up power of their company. They don’t care how big Wayne gets, they not giving up. If I didn’t getting it, he ain’t getting it.

Juvenile also spoke about Wayne’s producer woes, and he implied that Weezy didn’t make any money off royalties because of Cash Money’s bad business practices.

“[Tha Carter III] album did great. But I don’t think Wayne collected a dime on royalty side. I don’t think he’s gonna be able to because some of the cats he was dealing with wasn’t doing straight business on the producer side. You’re under the impression that the guy you got the beat from was the guy who made the beat. It was situations like that that Wayne got caught in..’

“Wayne is doing good right now, but if you go off of capital and off of who made the most money, he still ain’t top my numbers yet off one album. He’s still doing good, but he still never topped my numbers. If you go off of who could benefit most at the end of the day, in my book I feel like I’ve lost everything. They won. These n*ggas ate off the house I built.”

“I ain’t mad about it, I’m gonna build me another house. But don’t make it look like I was the bad guy. Don’t make it look like Juve came here and said, ‘Ah man, I’m leaving.’ The situation will always be, ‘F### you. Pay me.’”

Juvenile spilled quite a bit of in-house information there. Do you think Lil’ Wayne or Birdman are going to respond?

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