August Alsina performed Friday night in Baton Rouge as part of the Freebandz Music Fest. The crooner brought a female audience member on stage and began to sing intimately to her. However, August caressed the fan breasts as she looked on in disbelief. She appeared to be uncomfortable and embarassed as the singer continued to hug her.
This begs the question should August be held responsible for his actions?
Check out the video below:
Last week an old video surfaced of Suge Knight joking about killing people by injecting them with HIV positive blood à la Easy E .
Easy’s son ain’t laughing:
In an angry post on Instagram Yung Easy reposted the video of Suge and captioned it,
“I’ve been known my pops was killed. His death never added up 2 what ppl have always said maybe they think we’re idiots blind to the truth idk….but 4 u new fans, youngsters & ppl who just don’t know much notice in #StraightOuttaCompton. Eazy did not get sick until after the studio incident with Suge and look how he acknowledged & admits on this interview with #JimmyKimmel injecting ppl instead of shooting them is a new thing that’s done. Oh n let’s not touch the topic on Ice Cube naming his album “Lethal Injection.”
Over the weekend Harlem rapper Azealia Banks trash talked R&B singer K. Michelle after K, abruptly pulled the plug on their joint tour.
That’s when Azealia fired back with both barrels.
Yesterday the Hip Hop community waited patiently for Meek Mill’s answer to Drake’s diss track “Charged Up” but it never surfaced.
Welp, Drake just dropped another diss aimed at Meek aptly named ‘Back to Back’
On the track Drake tells Meek, among other things,
“Is it a world tour or your girl’s tour/ I know you gotta be a thug for her/ This ain’t what she meant when she told you to open up more/ Yeah, trigger fingers turn to twitter fingers/ You getting bodied by a singing nigga/ I’m not the type of nigga that’ll type to niggas/ Shout out to my boss bitches wife’n niggas/
Birdman has finally opened up about his on-going feud with Lil Wayne. Baby has been embroiled in several large controversies over the last few months, stemming from his beef with former protégé. Weezy has sued him for $51 million, and allegations have ranged from extortion to attempted murder, after Wayne’s tour bus was shot up.
He spent 48 hours with Angie Martinez in Miami and addressed all the hot topics.
In the interview he states that, “Nicki and Drake ain’t goin’ nowhere, regardless,” says Birdman in response to Wayne’s threats that he will take his Young Money artists with him.
He goes on to describe his fallout with Wayne in more detail: “That was shocking to everybody,” he says, adding, “We never thought [Wayne] would be saying nothing negative about me ever in no lifetime. I never thought that could ever happen—for that man to open his mouth and say something negative about me. Sh*t f**ked my day up. I love my son. He mean the world to me. For that man to say something negative about me, that affected my life.”
Taylor Swift has issued a heartfelt apology to Nicki MInaj following their Twitter spat.
Taylor tweeted an apology on Thursday (July 23), writing, “I thought I was being called out. I missed the point, I misunderstood, then misspoke. I’m sorry, Nicki. @NICKIMINAJ.”
After Meek Mill’s Twitter rant, he had more to say about Drake when he appeared on stage at a concert last night.
During Nicki Minaj’s “Pinkprint Tour” in Bristow, Va. on Wednesday (July 22), Meek shouted out Drake, but didn’t back off his claim that the Canadian MC had a ghostwriter pen his verse on “R.I.C.O.”
His Twitter tirade must didn’t sit well with his girlfriend because Meek issued a public apology to her for causing all the drama. “I wanna give a special apology shout-out to Nicki Minaj for my crazy ass going crazy on Twitter,” said Meek as he stroked her hair. “You can’t be messin’ with no hood ni**a.”
Chris Brown is currently stuck in the Philippines, unable to leave the country. He tried to leave a few days ago, but according to TMZ his plane was stopped on the tarmac. It’s the result of a legal dispute that’s been in the works for months.
Brown was supposed to perform at a New Year’s Eve concert in Manila. According to the promoters, he collected his million-dollar fee and then never showed up. They want a refund on their deposit, and have successfully petitioned the government to keep Brown in the country until he gives in to their demands.
“He is still in the country,” Immigration bureau spokeswoman Elaine Tan told the Associated Press, adding that Brown has not applied for the emigration clearance he needs to be allowed to leave the country.
The social media wars were on and popping last night!! From Nicki Minaj’s BF Meek Mill and her label mate Drake and their drama, to multiple celebrities weighing in from Ryan Seacrest, Perez Hilton, and Piers Morgan becoming involved and getting chewed out by each other’s respective fan-bases, things got ugly and quickly. When Nicki expressed her dismay being snubbed for Video of the Year at the VMA’s, Taylor Swift added her 2 cents, and hell broke loose. Check out some of the exchange below:
Ever since Meek Mill set off a firestorm last night suggesting Drake did not write his own material, the rappers #1 collaborator Noah “40” Shebib, is coming to his defense.
The Canadian hitmaker, who has worked with Drake since the beginning of his career, took to Twitter to address Meek’s that a ghostwriter penned Drake’s verse on “R.I.C.O.” In a series of tweets, the press-shy producer acknowledged that the alleged ghostwriter, Quentin Miller, contributed to Drake’s mixtape If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late and is also credited for it. However, that does not take away from Drizzy’s accomplishments as a writer.
“I see da foolishness,” Hitman wrote in a supportive message to Drake. “You know me and Showw not buying it. U our guy. Keep killing. You motivate ni**as like us!”
The Missouri rapper quoted lyrics from Drake’s “5 AM in Toronto”: “I show love, never get the same outta ni**as / I guess it’s funny how money can make change out of ni**as foreal.”
Drizzy responded with the praying hands emoji, adding, “I signed up for greatness. This comes with it.”
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