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(AllHipHop News) Philly Rapper Tone Trump recently spoke AllHipHop.com about his upcoming mixtape, The New Fresh Prince.
Tone Trump’s latest offering, which the rapper says is more of an album than a mixtape, will feature a variety of producers.
He named the project “The New Fresh Prince” as a tribute to legendary Philadelphia rapper Will Smith, in addition to other reasons.
“He’s from West Philly, I’m from West Philly and alot of times he gets alot of hate,” Tone Trump told AllHipHop.com. “People hate on Will ..people hate on me ! I think Will is living proof dreams come true and I’m living my dream right now. He use to walk the same streets as me and now hes almost a billionaire, friends with the president ..all things I see in my future.”
While many rappers claim the title of “King,” Tone Trump is content taking the title “prince.”
“Everyone wants to be king of the world and king of they city ..king of they hood,” Tone Trump told AllHipHop.com. “To me prince sounds flyer. I’m the prince, someone else is the king. There are alot of kings in Philly and I pay homage to all of them.”
“The New Fresh Prince” will be available for download on March 1.
Check out AllHipHop.com’s Mikey T. The Movie Star’s exclusive Interview with Tone Trump below:
We reported yesterday that the National Enquirer had planned to run a photo of Whitney Houston in her casket, and unfortunately that rumor turned out to be true. The gossip rag has released its new issue with the photo on the cover under the headline, “Whitney: The Last Photo!” The image is believed to have been taken inside the Whigham Funeral Home in Newark, New Jersey during Whitney’s private open casket funeral.
We refuse to post this photo on AllHipHop.com, but if you are interested in seeing the uncensored cover of the National Enquirer, you can view it here
Source: Fox News
Yasiin Bey aka Mos Def recently released a remix to The Throne’s “Ni**a’s In Paris” entitled “Ni**ga’s in Poorest” to commemorate the anniversary of Malcom X’s death. On the track Yasiin Bey takes the exact opposite approach that Kanye West and Jay-Z took on the track and instead raps about poverty and violence. The tone is somewhat chastising towards the original track with Yasiin rapping:
“Don’t get caught up in no throne,” and “Who the f-ck is Margiela?”
This is all pretty odd considering that last time we check, Yasiin Bey was a G.O.O.D. Music affiliate. Check out the video and lyrics below:
“These young bloods is looking scary at the mall
They wearing pants, you can still see they drawers
They rob a n#### in the bathroom stall
They took his life cause he ain’t want to take it off
Poor so hard, that sh-t cray, ain’t it, Bey? Diabetics, fish filet
Poor so hard, your house so cold, ni–a, it ain’t spring
Every winter landlord f-ckin’ with my heat again
Bougie girl, grab your hand, show you how to do this ghetto dance
F-ck your French, we ain’t in France, I’m just saying
Prince Williams ain’t do it right, if you ask me
If I was him, I’d put some black up in my family
Fake Gucci, my ni–a, fake Louis, my killa
Real drugs, my dealer, who the f-ck is Margiela?
Doctors say I’m the illest, I ain’t got no insurance
It’s them ni–as in poorest, be them rebel guerillas, huh”
Do you think Yasiin Bey is taking shots at The Throne?
(AllHipHop News) West Coast underground legend Murs is staying busy with the release of a new graphic novel and album, which will be released with the help of fans and supporters worldwide.
Murs has combined Hip-Hop and comics to give fans “Yumiko: Curse Of The Merch Girl,” via Kickstarter.com, a website that takes pledges and donations for art, music and films projects, so that work like Murs’ graphic novel can come to fruition.
The album and novel unite to tell the story of Yumi Morales, a girl living the tour life, while working the merchandise table for her boyfriend Dominick’s band Murder Acts.
“Yumiko is Hip-Hop and comics done correctly,” said Murs of the project. “Comics have always been a huge inspiration to me. And having the chance to publish my own comic is truly an honor. Working with my partners to create this book was a lot of fun and we are looking forward to making our dream a reality with the help of the fans.”
The 124-page graphic novel is illustrated by Jose Garcia and written by Josh Blaylock, while the ten-song album is produced entirely by DJ Foundation.
Lyrics for the project can even be found amidst the artistic pages of the novel.
Yumiko is available only via the project’s Kickstarter page, where a range of different pledge options will get you everything from the novel and CD, to exclusive apparel, custom download cards illustrated by David Mack and Jim Mahfood and a personal thank-you note and Twitter follow from Murs.
Murs has taken an active role in the the comic book world having reviewed recent issues of Batman, Catwoman and Wolverine for G4TV’sFresh Ink Online blog.
Murs’ Kickstarter Link and vlog advertisement for the novel and album is below.
Help Murs Launch, “Yumiko: Curse of The Merch Girl
Let’s be real. This whole Internet/Twitter beef between these two didn’t just come out of nowhere for entertainment’s sake, or did it? It’s more than a safe bet to say that this “war or Twitter words” is all happening to build up to this year’s Wrestlemania which is just a little over a month away.
In the past, personas from all entertainment fields like acting, music, fashion, etc. have all made appearances in some highly-publicized fashion doing WWE events. Why should now be any different??
John Cena is already set to take on The Rock at Wrestlemania in one of the most highly anticipated matches in WWE history, so why would thinking that Chris Brown could be “fighting” CM Punk be unrealistic? It’s not, at all!
Last year, actor Mickey Rourke and wrestler Chris Jericho got into a very similar war of words. Low and behold, Mr. Rourke popped up at Wrestlemania in a not so surprising turn of events!
Now the match that Punk is involved in is currently scheduled for Wrestlemania on April 1, 2012 and has CM Punk going up against Chris Jericho.
You’re hearing it here first, DO NOT BE SURPRISED if Chris Breezy slides into the ring at an opportune moment during the match and fights alongside Chris “Y2J” Jericho.
Any wrestling fans out there with some insight? Do you think this is a reality, and if so, who’s going to “win”???
DMX is back at it and he’s in full battle mode! The troubled, but uber talented rapper, stopped by Power 105’s “The Breakfast Club” this morning and flat out dissed Drake, among others. Check out what Dark Man X said about Drake below:
“I don’t like anything about Drake. I don’t like his f*cking voice. I don’t like what he talks about. I don’t like his face. I don’t like the way he walks. Like, nothing. I don’t like his haircut. I might just… Let me shut up, I’ll just stop right there.”
DMX also said that he was not impressed by Rick Ross and says all he raps about is food and weed! DMX also speaks about his issues with Jay-Z and how he feels Jay stalled his career when he took over as President at Def Jam.
X was very open in the interview, and in addition to his shots at Drake, Jay-Z and Rick Ross, he also talked about his substance abuse problems, why he impersonated a Federal Agent, and shared memories from his movie set experiences. Check out the full interview here.