"By purchasing both tapes, Sex.com will bolster a Celebrity section like no other free, adult entertainment website. Upon purchase, Sex.com will exclusively host both videos for free in the Celebrity section and then begin packaging the sex-tapes together for a DVD release. "Sex.com sees Mr. West as much more than a rapper. He is a cultural icon, responsible for setting trends in music and fashion. Sex.com feels that these sex-tapes are not only an exclusive look into the star's intimate life but could also contain the same Midas touch Mr. West brings to all his projects."

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"My husband and I don't have sex anymore… that's why I'm here!"

"The se* tape is being shopped right now and there's a lot of interest, but Kanye is freaking out!" the insider revealed. "He doesn't want this tape out and will do anything to make sure it stays private. If this were to hit the market it would be worth a fortune… there would definitely be a lot of people wanting to see this! "In my expert opinion Kanye's performance far outweighs Kim's!"

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I’m only making this statement because I’m being put out there as a liar and I am very embarrassed. I would like to confirm that the rumor about Swizz Beatz cheating on Mashonda with me is absolutely true. I would also like to confirm that the rumors about Swizz “sexting” me, even in his present marriage, are absolutely true. I am also confirming that I lost my cell phone and someone else posted all the stuff that you see on the internet. I’ve known Kasseem since 2007. We met at Solange Knowles’ (whom I do not associate with) birthday party in Houston, TX. A gentleman from Kasseem’s entourage approached me and said that someone wanted to talk to me. After I asked who it was, he pointed at Kasseem. I knew he was “Swizz Beatz”, but I did not know anything else about him. I gave him my phone number and he called me right away and invited me to eat at Katz’ Deli on Montrose Blvd. The next morning, he invited me to accompany him at Radio One (979 The Box) for his interview. Afterwards, we went back to his hotel room but we DID NOT HAVE SEX. A couple of hours later, he had to leave so he could catch his flight. He hugged and kissed me in public as if he were a single man. Fast forward to a couple of weeks later. He invited me out to Miami with him and I gladly accepted. I met him in Dallas and we flew to Miami together. My last minute ticket placed me in coach and his ticket placed him in first class, but he switched his first class seat with the guy sitting next to me so he could sit next to me. In Miami, we stayed at his friends beautiful home. This is where we became sexually active and this is where I found out he was married. He snuck me through the house and it was all odd to me until I found a gift with Mashonda & Kasseem’s name on it. I asked him later on why he was cheating on her and he basically said she wasn’t being the wife he needed. He also said that if she asked if he was cheating, he would not lie to her, but he wouldn’t come right out and tell her. After that trip, he invited me to meet him in Philly. I was picked up from the airport and taken to a club where he was performing at. Him and his crew jumped in the truck and we drove to VA from there. In VA, we got on a tour bus and drove to multiple destinations. After that, I flew back to Miami, he got sick and I got stranded in the Miami airport overnight. I flew back home to Houston the next day. Later that week, he went on an overseas trip with Mashonda. I received a call from him saying “My wife is about to call you. Tell her nothing happened.” When Mashonda called me, this is exactly what I did. He did not contact me after that. They got a divorce and although we stayed in contact afterwards, there was nothing too drastic. I’m guessing this is when he was dating Alicia. Recently, we’ve been contacting each other (as you’ve all seen), but I haven’t physically seen him. We were making plans to, but I had to work and I wasn’t going to take off work to go see him. I live on my own, I have responsibilities and I strongly believe that if you are not contributing to those responsibilities, there is no reason for me to neglect them to entertain you. I am a very independent individual and the people who know me will tell you that I would never hold my hand out and ask for anything and if I do, I have a very hard time doing it. Even though Swizz offered and offered and offered to buy me things, the only thing I accepted was plane tickets to go see him. He’s a wonderful man and I had a great time with him as well as a great relationship. Of course he’ll deny the whole thing and of course Alicia will stand up for her man. It’s understood. Chris

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"Leave that funny sh*t over there n*gga," Bow Wow tweeted. "I don't know you for u to be speaking my name. Keep my f*cking name out yo mouth you h*e a** n*gga."

"That last tweet is for the radio n*gga who brought my name up tryin to start [something] in an interview," he added. "@cthagod you my n*gga but your man is a b*tch."

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TMZ is reporting that T.I. won’t be charged in L.A. drug arrest, but he’s still guilty of parole violation, which is really all the LAPD wanted to accomplished anyway.

According to the D.A.’s Office, they are not going forward with charges because, in essence, he’s already been sentenced to prison since the arrest was a violation of his federal probation.

However, law enforcement sources tell TMZ, there were significant legal issues over probable cause which led to T.I.’s arrest.

Cops claimed they smelled marijuana but no pot was ever booked into evidence. And, we’re told… T.I. was pulled out of his $250,000 Maybach immediately after he made the illegal U-turn and prior to any registration check.

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There’s a rumor circulating that Nicki Minaj might have a sex tape floating around out there. The sex tape was rumored to be sold for $100,000 and features the Young Money Barbie doing lewd and crude sexual acts. I don’t think that’s far fetched for Nicki at all, maybe it’s just me but is a tape that much out of the ordinary. I mean I might be putting to much out there but I might have some footage of some females I’ve dealt with performing somewhat compromising activities, so what? It’s not a big deal it’s 2010 folks live a little.

Plus like Eve, Kim Kardashian, Rihanna and Paris Hilton, it usually boosts there profile. Kim Kardashian became a superstar from he lame tape with Ray J.

I think the only time it has a negative effect is if the person is ugly or something of that nature and even then you all would still watch it.

Lets keep it 100, who wouldn’t want to see Nicki getting her back broken?

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XXL: Here, in an unpublished excerpt from Drake’s XXL cover story on stands now, rap’s next big thing talks the difference between writing rap and writing R&B records, being bored with mixtapes and why he hates the way he looks in pictures, as well as a few other things. Thank us later. (Or is that going too far?)

How many songs are on Thank Me Later?

Drake: It’ll probably end up being about 15. But it’s just, you know, I love doing R&B music, I really do. And I just always feel like to tie in hip-hop with R&B and to utilize R&B to glue it all together, that’s my trademark. That’s something that only I can do. And that’s why I will continue to do it. There might come a time where I might be like, “Yo, I just want to do an R&B mixtape, or I just want to do a whole [R&B] album,” but I don’t think so, man. I think that that is the makeup of me—melody and just the tone of my voice and all; I don’t think I could ever change that, so…

I’m waiting on the Drake Gangsta Grillz.

Drake: [Laughs] I just find that boring, you know. There’s certain people where it’s impressive, like with Lil Wayne, to hear him freestyling over other people’s beats for an hour is impressive because it’s just like, Yo, this guy never runs out of clever shit to say, but for me, people might want to hear it, but it’s just not something that I really want to give you. I’d rather just give you something that lasts a little longer than that ’cause those mixtapes never really last much longer than six months. When the songs become played out, and…

Well, it’s different now. It’s like Dedication 2 and Dedication 1 and Jeezy obviously, Trap or Die…
Drake: Yeah, but even so, do you listen to those on a constant basis or would you rather put in an album where somebody’s giving you original compositions and moments that maybe apply to your life as opposed to listening to like… I don’t know? I know to listen to freestyles over songs that maybe I’m just sick of, even though somebody kills it, there may be one or two or three that really, really, I love, but other than that, I’d rather just listen to like somebody’s music.

There are some special ones.
Drake: There are for sure.

Do you feel that you can go bar for bar with anybody?

Drake: As far as rappers? Um… I’m really still trying to become a better rapper, you know? And I still have idols. I still have people I look up to. I definitely don’t feel that I’m the best I can be nor am I the best rapper. Like I said, I just love making the music, and I’m less concerned about where I stand in the rankings and more about just where I stand with myself, like am I getting better? You know, am I the best I can be? I really don’t care about like compared to Hov or compared to Wayne. That’s another man. I’ve never been really worried about what anybody else is doing. I just use it as reference points and as influence and inspiration, but I don’t really bother myself with thinking who’s the best. ’Cause that doesn’t really matter. It’s just who’s got the songs that move people at the time. Like if you’ve got the title of being the best rapper but you don’t have the hottest songs out? To me, that’s what’s important is just like putting out consistently good product. I don’t really care how they rank me or anything like that.

How important is it to be involved in the larger rap conversation?
Drake: I definitely want to be great. You know, I’m not saying I don’t care. I obviously care. I love being mentioned in a class of people that are incredible but I mean, you can focus on that shit and drive yourself crazy…. In different genres it’s way different. I think rap is probably the most competitive genre.

Absolutely.
Drake: R&B is becoming competitive, too. Especially with all the younger artists. But in I don’t know if Grizzly Bear is wondering if they’re better than Kings of Leon, you know [Laughs]. I think they all just make the music that they love and that’s kinda what I try to take away from those individuals is I just want to make the music, man, and however it turns out… I can’t sit here and tell you my music is so good ’cause it’s just not for me to decide. It’s for people to decide. The results are always evident. If you choose to ignore them and still say my music’s the best and I’m the best, that’s when you start getting lost.

What’s the difference between writing R&B records and rap records for you?

Drake: R&B records, to be honest with you, is kinda like, I mean, process wise, like the way Jay writes raps I guess or the way Wayne writes raps. Like, they don’t write things down, they just like say it in their head and are able to retain all the information in their head [that’s] how I write R&B. I don’t write down the lyrics, I kind of just stand in the booth and I just keep singing and singing until I just find melodies and words that make sense or come together. Or I just stand in there and find melodies that I love and then really go outside of the booth and think about what’s been going on in my life and try to put words to it. R&B though, I mean it’s really pretty much the same content-wise, you know, it’s all pretty honest stuff. I always try to keep in mind that both male and female will be listening to it so I try to make R&B music that’s not too sappy and not too “girl this” and “girl that” just so that like I sound like a man who’s thinking. I sound like a man who’s confident just so that it’s not awkward for other men to listen to. And then at the same time I try to keep it empowering for women. Really I just like, I like my R&B to feel a certain way and then I that feeling is usually evident so when I get there I’m like okay, yeah, yeah, this is it.

I’ve heard folks say that writing R&B records can be more difficult because there are less words to work with.
Drake: Yeah, I don’t know, to be honest with you, I kinda think that more words can often be more room for error. Like when you have to write a 16 bar verse or a 32 bar verse, which I often do, I feel like that can also be more difficult. I also feel like one of my biggest attributes or talents is finding melody. You know me and [my producer] 40 can sit together and pick melodies that other singers would probably just use as like a harmony but they just become so prominent when you use them as a lead. And yeah, to me, with R&B, I just don’t take it that serious where it’s like I’m an R&B singer and this song has to sound a certain type of way and if not then no one’s going to respect me, you know? I just kinda really allow myself to just have fun. I’m able to let go and just see what comes of it all the time. You know, because it’s the icing on the cake. It’s something that if I’m able to pull it together, I just see it as a plus. When we do get it right, it really adds a dynamic to my career.

How do you make sure you’re saying something new? I can’t imagine you’re studying the entire catalog of every rap record made from all time.

Drake: Um, I mean, I have a pretty good idea. If I come up with something that I think is really, really clever, I’m not afraid to like Google it or really start sitting there and thinking about [it]. Obviously, you’re right – there’s no way for me to figure if it’s been said before in some rap record from some guy that I’ve never [heard of], but as far as prominent things where I’m going to say it and someone right away is going to be like oh that was ’Pac or oh, that was T.I…. I really do try and make sure that a lot of what I rap about has never really been worded in the way that I put it.

Rather than reinterpreting someone else’s structure for instance.

Drake: It’s more in the words. I mean, I admire flows. I really do admire flows and sometimes I’ll flip flows that I love, like the dead prez flow, you know I love that flow. That’s one of the most powerful song’s startings ever in hip-hop in my opinion, you know, and I wanted to pay homage to that, but at the same time, like, unless I directly mean to, usually I’ll stay away from copying or just trying to emulate someone else’s whole style or the type of things they would say.

Earlier you said, you can make just rap records and cater to a small segment, like how important is that to you? Or is it all about just being successful and making records to be successful?

Drake: Like to me, I think about them all the time because you know, I really do care about what they have to say, you know? …I still go on the websites like NahRight, like, I care, I really do care. So like I said, when I do have a chance to get in a rap mode, like for example I did this song off my album last night called “The Resistance.” It’s the song that comes right before “Over” and, man, that was one of those songs where I was like, you know, I really gotta take the time and write this song because it’s an opportunity to really rap and show people that I actually do care about rap and care about what you think about my flows and care about what you think about me as a rapper even if I have a crazy hook on it, which I do… But I still factor them into my thoughts. I haven’t let them go yet, that hip hop population that’s so judgmental and maybe hates everything I’m doing right now ’cause I’m doing it on such a grand scale and they feel like not a part of it all or they feel like I’ve abandoned them and what they stand for. I still think about them all the time.

How do you respond to the hate?

Drake: I don’t respond. I cut myself off from outlets where I would be able to say anything anyway, but it’s really not my style to really say anything to people, you know. Everyone’s entitled to their opinion, man, honestly, the music feedback I don’t really trip off of ’cause I know everybody likes their own thing so I don’t really trip when someone doesn’t like my music because what you’ll tend to do is there’ll be 40 people that say, “Oh, dope song,” and then there’ll be one guy that’s like, “Yo, this dude’s overrated, fuck Drake,” and that’s the one you’ll pay attention to. That one guy will make you feel like everybody’s online dissing you so it’s easy to get caught up in the trap of the feedback. But to be honest that’s not even the stuff that bothers me, man. You want to know what really bothers me?

What?
Drake: What really bothers me is that fact that all my life, I always get caught in the worst, most unphotogenic poses ever. Now people follow me with cameras and are just clicking away and I always feel like I just look mad different in pictures. I hate seeing pictures of myself online when I’m leaving a spot or whatever; I just always get caught laughing ’cause I’m always outside making jokes or whatever with the people, but I always end up looking so stupid like that’s the shit that I’m always like, “Man, I wish that didn’t happen,” you know? But as for people’s opinions and shit like that, it’s all good. That’s what’s going to happen. You know people are entitled to their opinion and it takes a certain type of individual to really come online and give their opinion of your music, positive or negative. I don’t know if you do it, but I can’t say I’ve ever gone online and posted underneath someone’s song, and be like, “Dope song, son.” Or, “That shit is wack.” I’ve never done that before. It’s just a certain community of people that really feel like that’s their outlet and I know that me and my friends aren’t any of them so I don’t know who those people are and I can’t really take their opinion too close to heart just because I’m not really sure what those people are made of and if their opinion’s even valid so I just kind of keep it moving.

If it all ended today, if it got taken away, what would you want people to take away?

Drake: It can’t end yet. It can’t end yet because the story’s not done. —Benjamin Meadows-Ingram

The May 2010 issue, featuring Drake & Nicki Minaj on the cover, is on stands now!!!

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Nicki Minaj recently had a interview with Details Magazine, where she spoke on a couple different things such as being a openly bisexual rapper, her abusive father, Lil Wayne and much more.

Q: As an openly bisexual rapper, do you think hip-hop is getting more gay-friendly?
A: I think the world is getting more gay-friendly, so hip-hop is too. But it’s harder to imagine an openly gay male rapper being embraced. People view gay men as having no street credibility. But I think we’ll see one in my lifetime.

Q: Your father set fire to your home when you were a kid in Queens, New York. What happened?
A: He drank a lot and did drugs, and he would get violent when he did. When he set fire to the house, he was attempting to kill my mother. She got out before it burned all the way down. I’ve always had this female-empowerment thing in the back of my mind—because I wanted my mother to be stronger, and she couldn’t be. I thought, “If I’m successful, I can change her life.”

Read the full interview at Details.com

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We’re told during the eight hour procedure, Wayne had his grill worked on, several tooth implants redone, more implants added and had the few real teeth he had left repaired.

Source:TMZ

Shit one root canal is bad eneough but 8 is crazy, when the last dude been to the dentist.

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This ends a bidding war that had industry bigwigs vying for Shyne’s attention, flying to Belize, calling and courting, ever since the Brooklyn emcee was released from prison and deported to Belize back in October. For Shyne to turn down hard-court pressure from Jimmy Iovine/Dr.Dre and others and instead join LA Reid back at his last known recording-residence actually seems like an inevitable move….because I’ve been hearing that Shyne has been pow-wowing with veteran manager Kyambo “HipHop” Joshua for a while now. Joshua and his HipHopSince1978 partners, Gee Roberson, also manage Lil Wayne, Drake, Young Jeezy and more. Meanwhile, my old friend Al Branch is both a partner in HipHopSince1978 and a high-level exec at Def Jam…see how that works? Synergy!  Now there have been recent reports of new label-wide pressures, but with this team in place, Shyne is in good hands.

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Damn Tiger if your gonna get some strange on the side you gotta have your joint planned out, most dudes never have a exit strategy when they fux around just trying to nail something, that’s why chicks are better cheaters because they plan the joint out from start to finish. Tiger didn’t stand a chance either way because if shorty was recording him from the jump then she was already planning on a come up sooner or later, and you best believe she’s gonna sell those tapes to NBC, that NBC money don’t take no for an answer..

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According to Fabolous’s Twitter page

@MyFabolousLife: Yo I’m at Rehab in Vegas.. T-Pain is DJ’ing.. Sayin Fuck JayZ, he old, blah blah.. guess its backlash from D.O.A..

So I’m here wit Rihanna, @richyungamerica, & @paulcainsf.. Drinkin some strawberry/daquiri’s.. Not feelin the Tpain JayZ dissing.. Brooklyn!

Newsflash: they jus played D.O.A. Right after he got off.. Wowwwwwwww!!

Wow it seems like it was all good a few weeks ago at Summer Jam.

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We got to work a couple nights, actually, we did a few joints and from what I hear we’re going back in to try and get some more stuff done.

Jay has been one of the most special people to me in this game. I don’t think I’ll ever forget the nights me and Jay had in the studio, and the things he’ll tell me and just the way he embraced me. It’s one of the best feelings in my life. Jay is one of those guys that you can say, ‘I look up to this guy,’ or ‘I like this guy’s music.’ I wanted to be Jay. That’s what they say about the best artists. To be a great rapper, men gotta wanna be you and women gotta wanna … you know.

I wanna be myself, but for me to say, ‘If I couldn’t be me, I wanted to be that man’ — that’s huge. … To have that man in my life and to be able to interact with him and talk to him and, best of all, work with him — there’s not a real sentence I can say to describe it. Hopefully Jay and Drake are as powerful as Drake and Wayne. I hope people see that union and it comes up more than once in the future.

via MTV

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What I fell in love with and inspired me to get into hip-hop is dwindling away. I’d like to be a representation of that, because there isn’t much of that left. I think people are so conscious of the numbers they’re not being creative anymore.

Source: Billboard

You’ve got to be f*cking kidding me, really 50? I distinctly remember you saying that it was all about the numbers a couple years ago, saying that you might not be the best rapper but your selling the most records what happened to that? I guess you have a different perspective when your not moving 10 million units anymore huh?

If anything your mostly responsible for people for people paying so much attention to the numbers…..

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Drake is such a hot artist that one of his albums is selling even though he didn't release it. An unauthorized album, "The Girls Love Drake," which features selections from the Toronto rapper's mixtape "So Far Gone" and other tracks, was released May 28th by a label called Canadian Money Entertainment and distributed by the Independent Online Distribution Alliance (IODA) on iTunes, Rhapsody and Amazon. Drake's camp, which is still trying to clear the samples on "So Far Gone" and his two other mixtapes in hopes of selling them in stores, says it didn't authorize the release. If it hadn't been disqualified on the grounds that it wasn't confirmed as being an official album, "The Girls Love Drake" would have debuted this week at No. 101 on the Billboard 200, No. 16 on the Digital Albums chart and No. 1 on the Heatseekers tally. "Best I Ever Had" and "Every Girl" (credited to Young Money), two tracks on the mixtape that have previously charted, appear on this week's Hot Digital Songs chart thanks to downloads of "The Girls Love Drake." Additionally, "Best I Ever Had" jumps 60-18 on the Billboard 200, while "Every Girl" leaps 75-35, although chart experts predict they will both drop again once the unofficial album is no longer available. Source: Billboards

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Props to TJ Chatman for sending this over, he also made a video response to this.

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We started dating and it kinda progressed. I ended up moving to NY, I moved in with him. I started working with him, marketing plans and stuff like that to show him what I was capable of doing. (1:00) I was really trying not to hit him, I was trying so hard. He just had that cocky look I can’t stand. (3:18) I’m still helping Charles with his career. That’s the craziest shit about our relationship, I decked him last night but we had breakfast this morning. (7:17) I felt bad, I felt like the bitch. Like I was wrong for decking him. (7:37)

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“I have a lot to prove – to myself and people, period. I released this mixtape and it’s kinda like: ‘Now you really have to release an album. That’s what artist’s do.’ “Can excitement last from May or June all the way till the end of this year? ’Cause that’s when the album’s going to come out,” he says. “How do I maintain that excitement?”

Full Interview: Much Music

See this is the problem with labels, they are always dragging there asses and I have no idea what having a buzz is and how it’s maintained. Buzz is something when you loose it you rarely get it back. Were going to need a So Far Gone part 2 if the album is dropping next year.

Drake hits up Hot 97’s Peter Rosenberg and Cipha Sounds to clear up the Rihanna make out rumors.

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According to the New York Post’s gossip column Page Six, RiRi showed up with a group of friends at Lucky Strike Lanes & Lounge in New York City. Witnesses claim to have seen her kissing 22-year-old rapper-singer Drake. “She was drinking whiskey and apple juice and making out with him all night,” says a spy. “They were really cute together.” She left with Drake around midnight. Source:Rap-Up

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So as I continued to semi enjoy Marshall’s rhyme scheme and flow, I mean let’s be honest dude used to be incredible. He was a witty lyrist with dope delivery and timing. Some even say, one of the best to ever do it. I had nothing but respect for this dude. But all of a sudden I hear my name in the verse! My first reaction was like, “This is his new shit??? Wow, that’s too bad…” Then I felt sorry for him because he must really be stuck in the past. Not only has his music not evolved, but also homeboy is still obsessed with my wife, the same female that wouldn’t let him get to second base from 8 years ago! He even describes his desperate lameness in this bad excuse for storytelling track. That’s some real middle school shit right there! (What type of grown ass man lies about getting with a chick) Only Slim Lamey! LOL! Even though most people don’t know that I’m nice in the ring and have been training in boxing and Martial Arts for years that would just be childish and silly of me to bully this dude. He clearly has been picked on all his life and I would hate to add to his deep-rooted pain. As we all know he has had a hard life and has major insecurity issues and is very confused and unhappy with himself. So a guy like that doesn’t really need another ass whoopin, he needs a hug. We should really pray for his troubled heart. -Nick Cannon Full Nick Cannon Blog

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The rapper, the self-proclaimed “King of the South,” had faced a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine for each charge in his three-count indictment. Harris will be credited for 305 days of home detention he already has served after being charged, so his stay at the Forrest City prison likely will be only two months. Upon his release, Harris will be on probation for three years. He also must pay a $100,000 fine as part of his sentence.

Source: AP

Wow, 2 Months? No comment. I could of sworn T.I. said he would be gone for a year on his show. You can bet all the snitching allegations are going to come right back.

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Swizz tells us that, yes, he’s in love with Keys and, yes, she did give him a birthday party at that museum. “But we’re nowhere near ready for a baby or a ring,” laughs Swizz, aka Kasseem Dean. “This whole song is not about Alicia. The part about her cooking breakfast for me naked — she never done that for me.” Damn. Swizz didn’t want to talk about Keys till now because, he says, “What we have is so precious.” He also felt it would aggravate Mashonda, who’s also a singer.

Full Story: NY Daily News

Damn Swizz finally lets the cat out the bag, I’ve known about this for a while but now that he actually verifies it, now it’s like wow Alecia is a home wrecker. She can wreck my home any day, lol. You can hear Swizz Beatz talk about Alicia Keys on his, Best I Ever Had, remix Chozen posted a few days ago.

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It all started with this video, then Method Man speaks to DJ Enuff on A-List Radio, the audio quality on this not that great.

Man speaks to DJ Enuff on A-List Radio

Summary:

Part 1: Method Man shouts out Joe Budden
Part 2: Method Man catches feelings (via Brooklyn) and goes on a rant
Part 3: Method Man says Joe isn’t better than him
Part 4: Method Man says he never had a gho

The next day Joey called up Ed Lover’s show on Power 105.1 (with Free) in response to Meth on DJ Enuff’s show last night, and then Meth called in too.

Joe Budden Call Part 1

Joe Budden Call Part 2

&

Method Man Call

So who do you think is better? We all know Joey is capable but lets not forget we talking about Method Man here.

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Star & Buc Wild explains why Chris Brown cannot be held accountable for what he did, because Rihanna was screaming things at him that he couldn’t possibly have understood.

Yes that West Indian couchy is no joke, lol. I agree with Star on the comment he made regarding Haitian couchy.

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Dear Editor: We were dismayed to see the cover of the May 2009 issue of XXL Magazine, which features a photo of Rick Ross wearing a pair of sunglasses prominently featuring counterfeit Louis Vuitton trademarks. Because the photo has generated considerable confusion among your readers and Louis Vuitton customers among others, we feel it is important to clarify several points. The first is that the sunglasses Mr. Ross is wearing were not made by Louis Vuitton, and in fact, are counterfeit. Louis Vuitton did not grant permission to Mr. Ross or to whoever did make the sunglasses to use our trademarks. The second is that no affiliation, sponsorship or association exists between Rick Ross or XXL and Louis Vuitton. The third is that counterfeiting is illegal. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to correct the confusion. Source:XXL

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Source: MTV

It’s about damn time Banks went independent because Interscope is a joke at the moment in time, remember Flex going in on them a few weeks back.

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So first Cassie and now Rihanna, this is a great time to have a website.....lmao

Check out the picks HERE

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“Even though all of our artists and employees are asked by us to be honest and open about their past history at no time did Alfa disclose to me or Grand Hustle what has now appeared in the media. He essentially deceived us by failing to fully disclose the truth about his past and there is no place in our organization for dishonest and misleading behavior. As I’ve always said, you must take responsibility for your own actions, we at Grand Hustle do not support or condone blaming others for our own mistakes. I hope and pray to god bless his financial plans but I do not foresee me or my company playing the role of his personal or professional business.”

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Who’s killing whom? With Punisher, Slim Shady and Barracuda all armed to the teeth and gunning for each other, expect plenty of bullets, blood and betrayals in PUNISHER/EMINEM: KILL YOU by Fred Van Lente and Salvador Larroca.

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Court records show that Zellars began working with law enforcement officials after he was sentenced in September 1995 to 110 months in a federal gun case (Zellars, who had a prior felony robbery conviction, was collared for selling weapons to an undercover federal agent). Zellars “agreed to cooperate with authorities and was debriefed” about the criminal activity of several individuals. “In particular he was debriefed concerning the drug trafficking activities of a Mr. Ali Baaqar,” according to a government court filing, a copy of which you’ll find below. During his cooperation against Baaqar, Zellars met with a DEA agent and a federal prosecutor, and subsequently testified at trial. “Ali Baaqar was convicted of conspiracy to distribute heroin based upon the trial testimony of [Zellars] and others.” In return for his snitching, Zellars had 18 months shaved off his prison term when he was resentenced in July 1997 by Judge J. Owen Forrester.

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While in his hometown yesterday, he elaborated on a comment he made to DJ Envy last week in New York during an interview on Envy’s satellite radio show. Ross said he was done with 50 Cent and may turn his focus to Eminem.

Speaking to MTV News, Ricky explained whether he meant competing with Slim Shady in rhyme battles or just making hit records.

“I mean, I’m a fan of Eminem,” he said. “I’m a fan first and foremost. But after defeating Curly, my confidence is at an all-time high. Maybe before I wouldn’t have challenged him, but I’m contemplating it now. The game is commending me for my victory. That’s all I wanted to do was … punish the opposition. I think I’ve done a great job and I’m gonna continue to do that.”

“I think he’s a bigger and better artist than what Curly is,” Ross said. “So if I was looking to fulfill that excitement or that rush, that’s who I have to address.”

Maybe instead of a few rounds of Rick Ross versus Eminem, we may see a Rick Ross and Eminem collaboration — the Bawse also says he wants to guest star on Em’s upcoming Relapse LP.

“I’m trying to be a part of that,” Ross said. “It’s either way. We gonna see each other one way or another.”

Good luck with that Ricky…..And why does it take a half hour for Ross to get his thoughts together and answer a question? lol.

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Deeper Than Rap, hits stores April 21st, are you expecting it to sell more or less than Jadakiss’s 135k?

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I love to know were those commenters are now that was saying Drake wouldn’t cut it when I posted his joint back in late 2006, hmmm I should be a A&R I swear got ear for talent. I guess this is his first on air radio because there is an interview with him and Angela Yee from about 2 years but that was over the phone.

Could be the next big thing…..

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On T.I., Lil Wayne & Hip-Hop “I stayed up on the music, and obviously I watch TV and saw what was going on. And without naming any name, it just felt like hip-hop was going downhill. And it seemed like kinda fast. You know, in them three years, it was like everybody just cares about the hook and the beat; nobody really cares about substance. But with this new T.I. album, with this new Lil Wayne album of recent, it seems like things are looking a lot better now. You can appreciate Lil Wayne using different words to rhyme and actually rhyming words that you know. Or T.I., where you hear shit and you’re like Whoa, ah, I wish I would have thought of that! You know what I mean? Or you hear all the compound-syllable rhyming and all that. It just seems like now the craft is getting cared about more.” - Eminem

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“I feel like it’s much more soulful, it’s much more sophisticated,” Ross said. “To be considered one of the best, you gotta compete. That’s what I feel like I’m doing. I feel like I’m competing for the throne. I feel like the fans and the people can see my hunger. They could see my growth. They could know I’m not satisfied with just two #1 albums and selling 2 million records, or whatever I sold. I want more.”

Source: MTV

Yeah Lil Wayne holds that throne right now and there is no way I can see Ross acceding to that level, anyone out there support Ricky’s imagination?

It’s the 2 second video so you just have to wait.

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What’s it been a day since the video dropped? This guy just can’t keep his nose out of the Hip Hop Culture, which according to him is the lowest form of entertaining. Man I really can’t stand this guy, usually I wouldn’t give a shit but this dude disses our culture but then capitalizes from it at the same time. Now he uses Eminem’s lyrics to speak on a subject of Masogyny. Eminem has been here before this will just give him more publicity.

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Why is this guy hell bent on destroying himself? He should let the music speak for itself and do less talking when he gets in front of the camera because he’s a few lettuce short of a salad.

As per Miss Info:

Ross calls him “Nelson Gomez from G-unit.” Which makes it painfully obvious that he must have heard Nelson and his co-host Gabby on their Shade45 radio show this past weekend. Nelson was probably definitely tearing down his boss’ rival on the air. The show is called The Gomez Brothers, but those guys aren’t really named Nelson Gomez and Gabby Gomez. They’re not even brothers. However in light of this “gift,” I think they should hit city hall and change their names to Gomez immediately, lol.

I thought the Officer decided to be honest with himself. It’s like he wants everyone to forget he’s making good music and remember he’s a compulsive liar… I was honestly done with this beef but this guy doesn’t know when to cut his losses and move on.

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On the other hand I don’t support those phony DJ’s that go out and sell that artist’s promotional content which was supposed to be free, Sure you can charge a fee for server costs if your streaming mixtapes on a website but the mixtapes themselves are suppose to be free, the Drought and Dedication mixtapes should not be in FYE going for $9.99.

Check out the paper work [ View here, here and here]

And who the hell is this random dude at the end rapping? Wrong platform buddy. And I wasn’t feeling that Pimp C line either.

Also checkout DJ Drama’s response.

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A judge sentenced rapper TI to one year and a day behind bars on federal weapons charges Friday. The 28-year-old, whose real name is Clifford Harris, entered court smiling as he greeted his lawyers and family members. (March 27) …

Tip got off easy, but he still has to do years of Probation after his release, yet and still it sure beats 25 years though.

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There are you fuckers happy now? I didn’t call him Officer, anyways I just got the album and I can’t front the shit is well done, production rivals Kanye’s Graduation album. Yeah I’m not even bullshitting. The album features the usual suspects, Fat Joe, Khaled, T-Pain, Lil Wayne and pretty much the whole Florida. Kanye is on too plus a bunch more. The rhymes are nothing special it’s what we’re all use to by now, the fraudulent king pin drug raps that resembles the life of the real Ricky Ross. None the less his flow has improved since Trilla and his delivery is about a 7 out of 10.

I’ll give an official review once the album drops…now go ahead and call me bias shit faces.

That gif is classic….

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I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone who has a problem with weed being legal, not even the people who don’t smoke so it makes sense to legalizing it. It’s the same thing in Jamaica, it’s not legal but cops don’t even want to be bothered with arresting anyone for that. There too busy with trying to keep the country from being the murder capital of the world. Not to mention this would get people out of jail who don’t belong there. I think the problem is that the government knows the best weed isn’t from America, lol.

At the same time you can’t expect Obama to be like “oh yeah we should legalize weed” he’s already under enough scrutiny, we can’t afford him to be labeled as the black pot dealing president.

Speaking of weed I’m about to roll me fatty in little bit, lol.

Your thoughts.

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The irony in this is that it actually makes him look more like a fraud now because there is so much proof of him saying it wasn’t him. This is too bad because the album is fire but all those cocaine induced lyrics are just not believable, hopefully that BET show he has in the works will give him back some credibility.

Okay I think I’ll lift the Officer Ricky title now, but then again who knows.

What are your thoughts? Stans and Haters alike.

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Roc-A-Fella Records and Rocawear co-founder Damon Dash has been slapped with divorce papers by wife Rachel Roy, the Daily News has learned. The stunning fashion designer piled onto Dash’s already sizable stack of lawsuits when she filed for divorce from her husband of four years this month in Manhattan Supreme Court. The breakup is the latest legal mess for the has-been hip-hop titan, whose empire - which he once pegged at “about $50 million” in a New York magazine profile - has crumbled under massive debt, bad business deals and one suit after another. Full Story: NY Daily News

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While online reports said that 50 had been dropped from the film, the statement says he had to pass on the project due to time constraints. “50 Cent was offered the role of Hale Caesar in ‘The Expendables,’ however as he is currently in the process of completing his forthcoming album Before I Self Destruct with Dr. Dre and Eminem,” a rep for the MC told MTV News in a statement. “He was unfortunately not able to commit to the project.” Stallone reportedly told Ain’t It Cool News that former San Diego Charger Terry Crews, who debuted with Arnold Schwarzeneggar in “The 6th Day” and appears in this summer’s “Terminator Salvation,” will take on the role vacated by 50. Last week, Stallone took to Ain’t It Cool News to defend his choice to cast 50 Cent in the role. The film is reportedly about “a team of mercenaries [that] heads to South America on a mission to overthrow a dictator.” “The anger of the casting of 50 Cent is understandable, but not fair,” he told the site, adding that he thought the change would be good. “So, trust me, the change of Forest Whitaker to 50 Cent a.k.a. Curtis Jackson is a good one.” “The Expendables” stars Mickey Rourke, Jason Statham, Jet Li and Stallone himself as Barney “The Schizo” Ross. Lundgren and Arnold Schwarzenegger have also been rumored for roles in the muscle-bound, testosterone-fueled extravaganza.

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I don’t even know what the diss track is called.

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Sidebar: With a name like Gunplay you shouldn’t be caught in compromising situations like this, even though it could happen to anybody.

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Oh and that slap was funny as shit……That about it though.

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I’m just curious, does anybody know of anything Ricky has done for his community? Last time I check 50 Cent’s G-Unity  foundation donates millions yearly and he even opened community park in Southside. But y’all don’t care about that your still gonna say I’m hating on the lieutenant.

I can’t listen this guy for 36 minutes so y’all tell me how it went.

Like I care……

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Nigga look at my back!!!!!!!

Dude has way too much time on his hands…..

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For those who haven’t heard the Young Money’s first single yet check it out.

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So far I’ve heard nothing great from 50 Cent for his album.

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“After that last altercation at the Dirty Awards, I told him my side of the story,” Lo said Sunday in his studio, located in Atlanta’s Bankhead neighborhood. “We talked for, like, 15 minutes. We decided in 2009, we’re coming into a clean slate. And he’s finnin’ to go in. What better place to do it than in Bankhead at Club Crucial? … It was unexpected,” Lo continued. “We already talked. Me being a man, I just went up there, and the crowd went crazy. They was shocked. We dapped each other as soon as I hit the stage. It was a good feeling.”

Despite the beef between the two being dead, Lo said making a song with Tip is probably premature thinking at this point, but it isn’t impossible. “We don’t know,” Lo said with a smile before going off to join the likes of Fat Joe, Jim Jones, Young Jeezy and DJ Drama and DJ Infamous’ party at the Velvet Room. “Stay tuned. Everything is in the mix. We haven’t talked about doing music since 2006, but at least we have been talking. It feels good to be here.”

SOURCE

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Interscope wrote:Eminem, the biggest selling music artist of the decade, officially announced the street date of his eagerly awaited new album; his first original studio album in over four years. Relapse (Interscope/Aftermath/Shady) will be released on May 19, 2009. The first single from the album and its accompanying video will see a simultaneous release on April 7th. Anticipation for Relapse has been building since the fall, when Eminem first announced the album title and debuted the freestyle, "I'm Having A Relapse," during an interview on his Shade 45 satellite radio station. Last month, the release of "Crack A Bottle" from Eminem, Dr. Dre and 50 Cent brought that anticipation to a head. The track soared to #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 (Eminem's second #1 after 2002's "Lose Yourself") and set a Nielsen SoundScan record for opening week download sales (418,000). The recording ranked third in the history of all weekly download sales. "Crack A Bottle" will be included as an album track on Relapse. With the announcement of the release date for Relapse also comes confirmation of something that had been rumored in recent weeks: Eminem is already working on a follow-up album, Relapse 2, that fans can expect in the second half of 2009. "A lot of people were expecting Relapse to drop last year," said Eminem. "I was one of them. Then Dre and I went back in the studio in September for a few days, and that turned into six months. We were on such a roll; we wound up with a ton of new music produced by Dre. Putting out Relapse 2 will let everyone get all of the best stuff." Eminem has sold more than 75,000,000 albums worldwide. His previous studio album, Encore, reached #1 and dominated the charts in late 2004. Certified quadruple platinum and spinning off four Top 40 Hot 100 hits, the Grammy-nominated disc has sold more than 11,000,000 copies around the globe. The #1, double platinum, 2005 greatest hits collection, Curtain Call: The Hits and #2, platinum, 2006 various artists compilation, Eminem Presents: The Re-Up, followed. In October 2008, Eminem released "Eminem: The Way I Am," a book compiling thoughts, stories, and memorabilia from various points in his life. The book entered the New York Times Best-Seller list at #11.

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Did she really just ask 50 Cent to freestyle?

Sidebar, that Affro Samurai video game is worth a pick up too.

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“I’m a mirror…If you’re cool with me, I’m cool with you, and the exchange starts. What you see is what you reflect. If you don’t like what you see, then you’ve done something. If I’m standoffish, that’s because you are.” - Jay-Z

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In an extensive report titled “Cell Therapy,” VIBE Senior Editor Benjamin Meadows-Ingram chronicles the superstar’s history-making legal battle and gut-wrenching journey since his 2007 arrest for attempting to collect three unregistered machine guns and two silencers following his BET Hip Hop Awards performance rehearsal. After the announcement on March 27, 2008 of what many felt was a shockingly light slap on the wrist for the serious charges, many responded by screaming, “Snitch!” However, authorities agreed to a groundbreaking plea deal negotiated by heavyweight Criminal Defense Attorney, Steve Sadow, who cited the star’s ability to influence others by serving 1500 hours of community service. US Attorney David Nahmias says, “What [the defense] proposed, and what I ultimately thought was reasonable, is that Mr. Harris has the ability to reach thousands, probably tens of thousands of people, particularly at-risk young people. And that out of the tens of thousands of people he could reach, he has the real possibility of getting at least a few of them not to commit the kinds of crimes we would prosecute.” T.I. bites back at rumors about how he scored this largely unprecedented deal by saying, “Ain’t no such thing as a secret snitch…Pull up my agreement. It’s public record.”

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