Apparently Rihanna has had enough of Chris Brown and his big mouth. ?According to sources from Rihanna’s camp
She really blasted him, using language that made it sound like she never will get back with him again no matter what people think.
Rihanna was infuriated by Browns comment in an interview that he wasnt ready to be wife-ing someone as young as Rihanna.
She really thought that was a sexist, degrading thing for him to say, added the source, Especially after all Rihanna endured after he beat her and all that.
Chris Brown really has some nerve to fix his lips to say something like this after all he has taken this woman through. ?Typical nothing a** dude. ?If you weren’t ready to “wife her”, why the hell did you get back with her ?You should have left well enough alone!
Omarion subtlely bites Kanye West’s cover art for 808s & Heartbreak for his new mixtape, Care Package [HipHopDX]
Ever wondered what it would look?like?if your favorite big booty strippers starred in an Eyes Wide Shut-inspired music video? Let’s just say Verse Simmonds, Red Cafe, & Gucci Mane thought the same thing while filming the visuals for?Shake Dat [RapRadar]
Listen to an effortlessly cool Memphis Bleek (what is this 1997) spit bars?on his new track, “The Code”?that’s inspired by DUSSE‘s signature mix of Disaronno?& Pineapple juice [RapRadar]
Bare minimal, gritty beat + features by Jadakiss & Freddie Gibbs = music gold for 360′s?Own Thing (Remix) [RapRadar]
How cool is the cover art for Casey Veggies’ new track, “Smart Water” I wonder which came first: the cover art or the title [RapRadar]
Listen to uestlove’s haunting?one hour tribute to J. Dilla [RapRadar]
Bang bang! Yasiin Bey,?the artist formerly known as Mos Def murders Chief Keef’s “I Don’t Like” track on?his new freestyle?[RapRadar]
Omarion subtlely bites Kanye West’s cover art for 808s & Heartbreak for his new mixtape, Care Package [HipHopDX]
Ever wondered what it would look?like?if your favorite big booty strippers starred in an Eyes Wide Shut-inspired music video? Let’s just Verse Simmonds, Red Cafe, & Gucci Mane thought the same thing while filming the visuals for?Shake Dat [RapRadar]
Listen to an effortlessly cool Memphis Bleek (what is this 1997) spit bars?on his new track, “The Code”?that’s inspired by DUSSE‘s signature mix of Disaronno?& Pineapple juice [RapRadar]
Bare minimal, gritty beat + features by Jadakiss & Freddie Gibbs = music gold for 360′s?Own Thing (Remix) [RapRadar]
How cool is the cover art for Casey Veggies new track, “Smart Water” I wonder which came first: the cover art or the title [RapRadar]
Listen to uestlove’s haunting?one hour tribute to J. Dilla [RapRadar]
Bang bang! Yasiin Bey,?the artist formerly known as Mos Def murders Chief Keef’s “I Don’t Like” track on?his new freestyle?[RapRadar]
Here is the latest release in the Streets Is Talkin Vol. 8 mixtape series Hosted By BloodRaw brought to you by 24hourhiphop and DJ Smokey Bear. Check it out below and let us know what you think!
In a recent interview, Tony Starks admits RZA is contemplating releasing a new Wu-Tang album on the group’s 20th anniversary of their classic disc, Enter the Wu (36 Chambers).
Somewhere Ol’ Dirty Bastard is smiling from ear-to-ear.
Ghost admits he’s already recorded songs produced by RZA.
“While I was doing my Supreme Clientele shit, the second one, The Wally Era, I was doing joints for the next Wu album,” he revealed.
So far, their gunning for a November 2013 release date; however, other members haven’t submitted verses.
So, what’s the catch According to RZA for that to occur he must man the entire project.
“I’ve been talking to some of the guys, I was like, ‘Yo, look I would suggest you put down everything you know and trust me one more time,” he said last month in an interview about his directorial debut film, The Man With The Iron Fists.
Ghost is supportive of his vision explaining, “He knows what it takes to go ahead and get there. He done studied the game now.”
Ghostface continued, if anyone can creatively manage the nine member collective it’s Bobby Digital.
“I believe in him because if it wasn’t for him, I wouldn’t be standing here, regardless of what,” he said. “He still got this same hungry for this Wu shit.”
Only time will tell if the 36 chambers will drop another Wu banger.
Fighting and beefing makes for great diss records until footage is leaked of being on the receiving end of a beatdown.
Poor hip-hop, beefing hasn’t been the same since St. Tupac Shakur and St. Christoper Wallace left us. Ay Dios Mios!
And since technology has gotten into, it’s exposing these rappers as softer than toilet tissue.
40 Glocc (government name: Lawrence White) and the Game’s epic beef reached its zenith in early July, when the pair crossed paths at a party in the Hollywood Hills. When the party ended, a battle royale arose between the two outside.
At the time 40 was adamant about not pressing charges. In an interview in July he had these words to say about it.
“The police no damn well I don’t give no motherfucking statements. Like I said this shit is entertainment. Ain’t no motherfucking statements. Ain’t no charges pressed. Just keep it 100 with me like that though.”
Unfortunately for 40, the Game failed to take heed his advice of ‘keep it 100,’ and caused a change of heart.
Also unfortunate for both parties, the brawl was caught on video. I see you technology.
In the wake of the incident, Game’s camp released footage of the rapper serving 40 Glocc a can of whoop ass while recording it on his iPhone.
Sidebar: If the Game has learned anything from 50 Cent it’s how to properly humiliate a man and subsequently tarnish his hood pass. Let’s all take a moment of silence to indirectly pay thanks to 50 Cent.
In turn, 40 filed a lawsuit in L.A. County Superior Court against his rap peer over the incident.
Oh. Someone’s a paper gangsta.
In terms of street code, score one hundred points for the Game.
In terms of judicial code, score a thousand points for 40 Glocc.
Children, the Word of the Day is ‘assault.’ Shall we use it in a sentence Sentence: The Game is being sued by 40 Glocc for assault and battery.
The lawsuit cites 40 was caused bodily harm, and is seeking an unspecified amount as well as irreparable damage to his reputation and image as a rapper.
According to the Game, he ran into 40, promptly handed him a one-on-one beatdown then left, while 40 refutes via court documents that he was jumped by 15 men–many of whom drew guns on him–”for no reason.” He claims he tried to escape but the Game pointed the gun at his chest. He also said he warned him not to fight back or he would “end it right now.”
The lawsuit reads 40 was severely injured as a result of the altercation, suffering injury to his right eye, ribs, kidneys, right shoulder and back along with his face, head, legs, arms and hands.
Wow: absolutely tragic.
However, a source close to the Game (whom) maintains that the rapper, nor his entourage, pulled weapons on 40 Glocc, insisting it was “a one-on-one fight.”
Somewhere, 50 Cent is laughing from the depths of his soul.
Hopefully, Rihanna and Karrueche are taking notes.
After being featured on every other artists’ songs, the G.O.O.D. Music alum just released his own offering in the form of “Guap” from his sophomore set Hall of Fame: Memoirs of a Detroit Player.
A fun track set to a bass heavy, calypso-inspired beat finds Sean boasting about–what else–his newfound guap.
For my non-Spanish speaking brethren, that’s lingo for ‘pretty penny’ meaning a considerable amount of disposable cash.
A member of G.O.O.D. Music bragging about opulent wealth
Surprise, surprise.
“I’ve been in the studio with Kanye West talking with ‘Ye, building ideas with No I.D., even with Nas, with other people and really talking to ‘em and soaking up where their minds is at,” Big Sean told MTV News. “Then taking that and applying it to what I know myself. It ain’t no choice but to be good.”
After being featured on every other artists’ songs, the G.O.O.D. Music alum just released his own offering in the form of “Guap” from his sophomore set Hall of Fame: Memoirs of a Detroit Player.
A fun track set to a bass heavy, calypso-inspired beat finds Sean boasting about–what else–his newfound guap.
For my non-Spanish speaking brethren, that’s lingo for ‘pretty penny’ meaning a considerable amount of disposable cash.
A member of G.O.O.D. Music bragging about opulent wealth
Surprise, surprise.
“I’ve been in the studio with Kanye West talking with ‘Ye, building ideas with No I.D., even with Nas, with other people and really talking to ‘em and soaking up where their minds is at,” Big Sean told MTV News. “Then taking that and applying it to what I know myself. It ain’t no choice but to be good.”
Well, tell’em how you really feel. On a Twitter rant of epic proportions, Diddy’s prodigal son aired his feelings on Kendrick Lamar’s highly anticipated album good kid, m.A.A.d city.
Needless to say, Shyne is not impressed with?the Dr. Dre-produced album saying it’s ‘trash’ amongst other things.
Although Lil’ Reese initially?responded with an unapologetic meh Tweet to his actions caught via cell phone: The haters tryna see a mf Dwn lol Dey gotta b broke and bored wanna upload sum shit from years ago damnn we winnin its 2 late, the young’n recently had a change of heart–most likely due to pressure from his label and the accompanying backlash from it.
Through a posted statement on her Facebook account, the young girl, a Chi-town native by the name of Tiarah Marie,?affirms the assault occurred last year?despite Lil’ Reese claiming it occurred “years ago.” Who else is loving his jaded reasoning for violence against women
Tiarah Marie, the young girl who was on the receiving end of Lil’ Reese’s attack.
She referred to it as “old and dumb,” and had this gem to say about a dude who clocks females: A nigga who fight females is one themself. Speak the truth and shame the devil.
Trey Songz has dropped the video for the club track, Hail Mary featuring Young Jeezy and Lil Wayne, just in time for the release of Chapter V.? The video features?two teams of female football players, Team Songz vs Team Hart.? Meanwhile Trey and Kevin Hart are? overextending their coaching duties by helping the girls do their stretching exercises and later tackling them on the? field.
Capitalizing off of the Love & Hip Hop ATL hype, Joseline Hernandez was? enlisted as a reporter and Stevie J plays himself, a pimp who saves girls from the strip?club.
This past weekend The Core DJs hosted Mixshow Live in live from Atlanta. 24hourhiphop’s own DJ Smokey Bear had the opportunity to put together the official mixtape for the weekend event. Make sure to check it out below and let us know what you think! Shout out to Tony Neal
GhostWridah releases Downtown Lights 2.0 (Remastered) which features new music, better quality audio and a documentary which will be released this afternoon. “We felt it was a necessity to enhance the listening experience for those who enjoy our music. There are a few added gems to the project, hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoyed making them. Hip hop continues… Be on the look out for visuals from Downtown Lights this coming august.” – Wridah
Trick Daddy releases an unexpected mixtape for the streets titled “Dick & Dynamite”. Which features 22 unheard tracks from the Miami Mayor. Make sure to check it out and let us know what you think!
1.Dick and Dynamite Intro
2.Wait One Mfn Min
3.Riot Freestyle
4.The Interview Ft. Peter Bailey
5.Keep it Gangsta Ft. A-Dot
6.Chevy Ft. A-Dot
7.Niggaz in Dade
8.Love These Niggaz Ft. Ashley
9.Know How to Treat Her Ft. C O
10.Give Up Yo Stuff Ft Montecarlo Joe
11.Kasino, Stonie Racks on
12.Thats Whats Up Interlude
13.This Ones for Da Thug Niggaz
14.Young AJ Ft. Trick Daddy On My Job
15.Imma rida Ft Kasino
16.Ready Roc Ft. D-Shep O D
17.Bass
18.I Cant Leave These Streets Alone Ft. Young Jeezy
19.We The Last Ones Left
20.Montecarlo Joe Joe Joe
21.Zoom Zoom
22.They Took My Dog Away Ft. Geechie
