Suge Knight gets himself into yet another altercation or what we would call a fist fight!! Seems like he will never learn. He's is reportedly caught on tape in of all places Las Vegas at The Aria Hotel �this past Saturday. In the video he's seen throwing punch after punch somehow he got into a brawl with a �mini me� who had a clear case of Napoleon Syndrome, �the small man approached him saying, �I can take you." Obviously those words struck a nerve and caused the big guy Suge to ATTACK! We've managed to get a hold of the clip that catches him in action. Watch the tape after the jump.....
My Gosh!! Just watching this video can put anybody in the mood. �Omarion heats it up with video model Rosa Acosta in ��Come & F*uk With Me�, a re-make of the original Jodeci classic �Come and Talk To Me." The video features these two in the bedroom gettin wild, so get ready and braise yourself you are about to witness some oil, whip cream and chocolate all over their bodies! Warning!!! Soft Porn after the jump.....
The daughter of Kandi Burruss' ex-fiance is in critical condition after being shot in the head over the weekend. According to MyFox Atlanta, 15-year-old Asheley Jewell was shot in the back of the head while riding in a car with friends on Saturday night. Around 10 p.m. the car was �sprayed with bullets�, in which authorities believe was a fit of road rage. How sad this family still faces trauma. Read on..... Read more �
National Enquirer latest issue exposes Bobbi Kristina, the teen daughter of music icons Whitney Houston and Bobbi Brown snorting what appears to be cocaine. After all what type of image has these two pursued to their children?? The slogan "crack is 'swack" has definitely not played a role in Bobbis' life because this isn�t the first time Bobbi Kristina has been in the media for alleged drug abuse. Four years ago, Whitney prohibited her then 14-year-old daughter from MySpace after posted photos of her supposedly drinking alcohol and smoking weed, and also previously being in the talbots for drinking four lokos and sleeping with woman. The girl is out of control. Read on to see more pics....
Let the drama begin!! VH1 introduces a new reality show "Love & Hip Hop" that follows four women who share one common bond: "their connection to the hip-hop world". Find out what's happening next..... Read more �
XXL just release the official cover for the 2011's Freshman Class for all you Hip Hop fans, this issue showcases all the new and young talent that is set to make 2011 a freshman year to remember. See more after the jump....
Lil Wayne is on the cover of Rolling Stone, the issue will be on stands January 21st. In this very candid interview Wayne confesses that he is the ranking UNO champion and dishes on his eight month "T.I. and Vic Vacation" in building C-76, cell 23 at Rikers. He also was an SPA Suicide Prevention Aide, interesting, here's was else Weezey F. Baby had to say including why he's upset with the Miami HEAT All-stars, for the full article make sure you pick up the copy of Rolling Stone:
His Beef with Lebron and D. Wade:
When Wayne sat court-side at a recent Miami Heat/New Orleans Hornets game he was upset that Lebron James and Dwyane Wade never came over to talk to him. "Them niggas never speak to a nigga," he says. "They don't chuck me the deuce or nothing. Nigga spent all that money on them fucking tickets ... Come holla at me. We sit right by them little bitch-ass niggas. At least come ask me why I'm not rooting for you."
While In prison he read biographies and The BIBLE:
Biographies like Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Marvin Gaye, Joan Jett, Vince Lombardi and Anthony Kiedis. "[Kiedis'] Scar Tissue was really good," he says. "I also read the Bible for the first time. It was deep! I liked the parts where some character was once this, but he ended up being that. Like he'd be dissing Jesus, and then he ends up being a saint. That was cool."
?Wayne Confesses that another inmate took the wrap for him:
He spent his final month in jail in solitary after he was caught with an iPod charger in his cell. It could have been worse: He also had a watch with an MP3 player on it, but another inmate took the rap. "He was a solid nigga," says Wayne. "Shout-out to Charles...Solitary was the worst. No TV. No radio. No commissary. Basically you're in there 23 hours a day." The only upside was he had a window where he could watch cars go by. "I used to sit at that motherfucker all day," he says.
We all ways wondered and we never stopped, What was on Lauryn Hills mind back when she left us with nothing but one of the greatest CD's we have and will ever know. Recently a video surfaced of Lauryn at the age of 25, 10 years ago to be exact when she was on top of the world and her game. The footage shows young L Boogie speaking with high school students about everything under the sun. Her thoughts and responses take you back in time to when "Doo Wop That Thing" was all we wanted to hear, she speaks about her career, childhood and also answers that question we all asked, and still do. Why we never got a sequel to "The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill?" Here are a few excerpts from the Part 1 and Part 2 of the vid:
I can make money very easily, I can make records that are self indulgent and basically self-promote me �I can do that and promote myself. Lyrically as an emcee that stuff comes easy but in order to promote something higher, I feel now at the ripe old age of 25 that the only thing that I can do is serve others. Because there are people who haven�t reached that point in their walk �Yes, there is a little anger, resentment because you raise a standard especially when you do it and make some noise. You do it and people listen to what you have to say and people are bumping it on the radio and you�re saying something that holds a mirror to a lot of the negativity and self-indulgent things and messages of other people. But we are all young and I have a hard time being so hard on the music world, especially hip hop because we come out of the hood at 17 years old having no clue or concept of what life really is. Because hip hop is so fast and changes so quickly by the time they do get a concept they are no longer making records. I�ve been put in this unique position and I have this very unique responsibility that God has made me aware while I still have the Mic.
I always thought that the matrix was battling the enemy out there. Until I realized, until you conquer the enemy in yourself, you can�t deal with anyone. In order to be used by God, you really have to be used. We always want to be used for the glorious jobs �God put me on a stage, in front of the people at a Grammy show and a nice dress on�let me just praise your name. But that�s not being used, sometimes in order to be used you have to also be humiliated, you have to be kicked and beaten. And in that situation, the person who is kicking and beating..he�s feeling more pain than you are.
As a musician today, I�m not in the studio right now and everybody in my world thinks I�m crazy. What�s going on? You need another album out. The time is running out, you have a certain window to make music. For a little while I listened to that and I was in the studio working real hard trying to get it done. Music was created, definitely music I think people would appreciate but it wasn�t my best. It wasn�t my best because there was no substance and there was no substance because there was no experience. I�d gone from the studio to the stage, back into the studio again. The only reason why �The Miseducation� was the album it was because merited of experiences that took place before the production part, before the creation. What I realized was I can�t create and not live, I can�t be in this vacuum of creativity without life.
In hip hop, we�re all trying to get to this next level without the next level finding us. Life is like peaks and valleys. Some people explain that as good times, bad times. But I actually think its learning, mastership, learning, mastership or study, mastership, study, mastership. I went form the top of one mountain, I�ve mastered something and people appreciated it. Once you�ve been on top on that mountain, you have to move this way but in hip hop people are like, I�m not moving, I�m the master, I�m great, I�m dope, I�m here, I�ve arrived, I�m not going anywhere! That�s when you stay stuck on one hill, one mountain. God�s intention is that we study and master a bunch of things. So here I am descending this hill and everybody is like �Where are you going, we�re suppose to be on top of the hill?� But it�s an exciting time, definitely an exciting time for me because I�m at the foot of another hill. This hill is totally different, navigated differently but I get to learn. Once you learn and you go through that, you�re on the top of another one.
I would encourage everyone to never be afraid of not knowing, find out because that�s how you get to mastership. Let�s not be mediocre in our greatness. Think big and think in doses and think in experiences and don�t be afraid of experiences that teach you
