Sim0ne.

#Lookatmenow

2011-03-10T08:00:00.001-08:00

Throw Back Jointz

2010-11-17T15:15:00.000-08:00

I know everyone loved this song .
What happen to them ?

Priceless ?

2010-11-17T14:42:00.001-08:00

Lyr1cal Assass1n .

2010-11-16T21:59:00.001-08:00

I know that im late on blogging about the infamous Lry1cal Assass1n , this man is the talk of the town for this video . He is one of L.A's up and coming artist . Personally i think he is better then some signed artist & some unsigned artist that have they name out there , but that's just me ! Follow some Young Talent on Twitter ; http://twitter.com/Lyr1calAssass1n

Be sure to download his mixtape !
http://limelinx.com/files/f4119db0f95dbaf121fd3f867a462f98

Beautiful NightMare ?

2010-11-10T14:32:00.000-08:00

i would L0VE to see a video too this song , wouldnt you ?

Omg this man needs to be in jail .

2010-04-29T15:29:00.001-07:00

Malcolm X assassin Hagan is freed on parole in NYC

2010-04-29T15:14:00.000-07:00

NEW YORK — The only man ever to admit involvement in the assassination of Malcolm X was freed on parole Tuesday, 45 years after he helped gun down the civil rights leader.

Thomas Hagan was the last man still serving time in the 1965 killing, part of the skein of violence that wound through the cultural and political upheaval of the 1960s. He was freed from a Manhattan prison where he spent two days a week under a work-release program.

Hagan, 69, has repeatedly expressed sorrow for being one of the gunmen who fired on Malcolm X, killing one of the civil rights era's most polarizing and compelling figures. One of the groups dedicated to Malcolm X's memory condemned Hagan's parole.

Hagan declined to comment after his release.

"I really haven't had any time to gather my thoughts on anything," he told The Associated Press by telephone.

Hagan acknowledged that he was one of three men who shot Malcolm X in front of a crowd of hundreds — including several of his young children — as the civil rights leader began a speech at Harlem's Audubon Ballroom on Feb. 21, 1965. Two other accomplices created a distraction in the audience, Hagan has said.

But he said the two men convicted with him were not involved. They, too, maintained their innocence and were paroled in the 1980s. No one else has ever been charged, a fact that has perpetuated debate and theories surrounding the slaying.

The Manhattan District Attorney's office, which prosecuted Hagan and his co-defendants, declined to comment on Hagan's release or his account of the killing.

Hagan tried 17 times before being approved last month for parole. He had been sentenced to up to life in prison for what he described in a 2008 court filing as the deed of a young man who "acted out of rage on impulse and loyalty" to religious leaders.

The assassins gunned down Malcolm X out of anger at his split with the leadership of the Nation of Islam, the black Muslim movement for which he had once served as a prominent spokesman, said Hagan, then known as Talmadge X Hayer. Malcolm X had spoken out against its leader, Elijah Muhammad, in comments that some of Muhammad's followers denounced as slander.

At the time, "I thought I was fighting for truth and right," Hagan said in a 1977 sworn statement that aimed, unsuccessfully, to get his co-defendants' convictions overturned.

Over the years since the assassination, "I've had a lot of time, a heck of a lot of time, to think about it," Hagan told a parole board last month, according to a transcript of the interview.

"I understand a lot better the dynamics of movements and what can happen inside movements, and conflicts that can come up, but I have deep regrets about my participation in that," said Hagan, adding that he had earned a master's degree in sociology since his conviction. He said he was still a Muslim but no longer a Nation of Islam member.

The Malcolm X & Dr. Betty Shabazz Memorial and Educational Center, an organization founded by the civil rights leader's late widow, hasn't taken a position on Hagan's parole, board chairman Zead Ramadan said.

"We just don't think it's ours to decide the fate of this man. We allowed the laws of this nation to develop that," Ramadan said.

Members of the Shabazz family didn't immediately respond to a request for comment made through the center.

Another group, the Malcolm X Commemoration Committee, decried Hagan's parole at a press conference earlier this month, saying the crime was too serious to allow for his release.

"(Malcolm X) was and still is an enormous international figure and revolutionary hero," spokesman Zayid Muhammad said in a release. The committee holds essay contests and other events in his memory.

Malcolm X rose to fame as an uncompromising voice for black empowerment who urged African-Americans to claim civil rights "by any means necessary" and called white people "blue-eyed devils." But after breaking with the Nation of Islam in 1964 and making an Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca, he began renouncing racial separatism.

After he was killed at 39, a New York Times editorial called him a "twisted man;" Time magazine described him as a demagogue whose "gospel was hatred." But his stature grew after his death with sales of "The Autobiography of Malcolm X," written with Alex Haley, and later with Spike Lee's 1992 film "Malcolm X," said Manning Marable, the director of Columbia University's Center for Contemporary Black History and the author of a forthcoming biography of Malcolm X.

By 1999, Malcolm X was on a postage stamp.

Hagan was initially scheduled for release Wednesday, but the date was moved up because his paperwork was completed, state Department of Correctional Services spokeswoman Linda Foglia said.

Hagan was on work release for nearly 22 years. He spent five days a week working in settings that included a homeless shelter; he spent those nights at his Brooklyn home with his family. He told the parole board he hopes to become a substance abuse counselor.

Woman Groupie at weezy's jail .

2010-04-29T15:00:00.000-07:00

A female prison guard at New York’s Riker’s Island Jail was fired – allegedly for getting GROUPIED OUT over rapper Lil Wayne.

What was she trying to do to Weezy. Well it’s not clear, but the NY
Daily News claims that she was trying to “cozy up” with dude – whatever
that means.

Well the lady is denying it. And she’s filed a lawsuit against the
jail. Here is what she says happened, according to the NY Daily News:

"The door to the area was unlocked, and so I went in to say hello, and that officer said, 'Hey, you can't be here. We've got a celeb here.' I said, 'Okay, no problem,' turned around and left,"
Negron said.

She said that, after the short exchange, her superiors claimed she was trying to cozy up to Weezy.

Alica Keys Prego ?

2010-04-29T14:59:00.000-07:00

Rumors for WEEKS that R&B singer Alicia Keys and her
boyfriend, rapper/producer Swizz Beatz were expecting a child together.
Well now, those rumors have been ALL BUT CONFIRMED!!

According to MediaTakeOut.com's people over at the POPULAR weekly HIP
HOP gossip magazine, Hip Hop Weekly, Alicia's with child. Here's what
they are reporting on their new issue - which hits stands in A FEW DAYS:

HHW has received some shocking news! Sources have come forward alleging that R&B singer Alicia Keys is pregnant by her boyfriend, hip hop producer Swizz Beatz.

The pair, who have been an item since 2008 when Swizz and his estranged
wife, singer Mashonda, announced that they were splitting up, and are
also rumored to be engaged.

While HHW cannot confirm the pregnancy at this time, the source is someone close to the couple.

Nieva "Love hurts"

2010-03-04T18:59:00.001-08:00

She looks horrible , poor thing ! Nice tatt tho , she still a ghetto ratchet tho

Chili Tv Show

2010-03-04T18:52:00.001-08:00

Tiny got a PORSCHE !

2010-02-23T23:56:00.000-08:00

Well that’s one way to say thank you to your wifey-to-be after she held it down while you were on lock down. Tiny was just gifted with a brand new Porsche Panamera Turbo from T.I. Complete with a pretty red bow on top. She posed in front of it with her friend/hairstylist Shekinah.

Mr. Harris is currently in a halfway house, but he was able to spend some time with Tiny Monday night for the taping of her show “Tiny & Toya.” He accompanied her to The Atlanta Opera for Tiny’s Alzheimer’s research fundraiser. It was his first public appearance since his release from lock up and the two looked uber happy to be together. T.I. told the AJC:
“I am very well, very happy to be seen.”

Queen of basic bitches?

2010-02-23T23:44:00.001-08:00

Didnt i just ask bout Bobby Valentino ?

2010-02-23T19:49:00.000-08:00

Keeping with this year’s “I hope my naked flicks up my Google search rating” theme, singer Bobby Valentino is the newest dude to hop on the bandwagon.
His pissed ex-girlfriend reportedly “leaked” these half naked pics of Bobby in a hotel room about to get it in with his naked groupies.
What Bobby doesn’t realize is, no amount of thirsty groupie love put on display is going to make bump him up off the Z list. I mean….really. But it will provide good late night sh*ts and giggles for the gossip folks.

Everything to me

2010-02-23T19:39:00.000-08:00

Keyshia Cole

2010-02-23T19:38:00.000-08:00

She's a Mommy now !
Earlier this month, Keyshia and her fiance Daniel “Boobie” Gibson had a pregnancy scare where she was in the hospital

for “precautionary measures.” But she ended up not giving birth. It sounds like somebody’s a new mommy now though. Congrats to the couple if true. We’ll provide updates when we get them…

Raheem DeVaughn-Putting the Love Back in R & B

2010-02-23T16:51:00.001-08:00

Although Raheem DeVaughn is the product of a musical family (his father is jazz performer Abdul Wadud and R & B chanteuse Chrisette Michelle is one of his cousins), the soul crooner is considered a late bloomer compared to many of his R & B peers. The Washington, D.C. native wasn’t bitten by the music bug until he began attending college at Coppin State University.
“My father definitely gave me the opportunity, but I really just wasn’t interested in learning instruments,” admits DeVaughn. “But now, the good thing is, I can have conversations with my father where he can relate to certain things, or I may tell him I performed at a certain venue where he may have performed at before. It’s just that type of thing, so I still have that support, which is important.”

Once DeVaughn set his sights on a career in music, things moved quickly, but success did not come overnight. He began his pursuit for R & B superstardom by entering talent shows and open mic competitions at various clubs throughout the D.C. area, many of which he won. After walking away from one of the contests with $2,000 in prize money, DeVaughn invested in a CD burner and began putting together his own mixtapes. The buzz that followed caught the attention of Jive Records, the label that ultimately inked him to a deal.

Since then and despite his initial reluctance to embrace his musical roots, DeVaughn has managed to consistently produce quality music, attracting a fan base that transcends gender and age. “I get two to three different generations at my shows,” he said. “I get the younger generation, my generation, and like my mom’s generation.”

The Love Experience, DeVaughn’s debut album, was overwhelmingly well received by R & B fans who had grown tired of the genre’s blatant sexual imagery and lyrics. “I feel like as far as the lyrical content and the sexiness of it, I think it should be encoded, and I’m about doing things tastefully, regardless of what it is or what the message is, it needs to be done tastefully,” DeVaughn explains.

Selling over 250,000 copies, The Love Experience earned DeVaughn a Grammy nomination for the single “Women” in 2008. He received a second nod the following year for “Customer,” a track off his sophomore release Love Behind the Melody, which went on to sell nearly 300,000 copies.

Outside of Grammy nominations, DeVaughn’s music has generated comparisons with the music of other purveyors of the grown and sexy sound, including Dwele and Van Hunt. “It’s cool,” says DeVaughn. “I take all comparisons. I really don’t get caught up in it. I think people tend to compare you to artists they like. So if it’s something that they like, or if they get a certain emotion, and then they hear you and it gives them the same emotion, they tend to compare you to that. So it’s cool, it’s all good.”

Fans will get to experience more of the emotions sparked by DeVaughn’s music when his third studio effort drops early in the New Year. “Right now the focus is my new album, which is coming out in February,” DeVaughn acknowledges. “It’s called The Love and War Masterpiece, and it’s going to be a double CD, so it’s a lot of music to absorb at one time. I’m kind of just preparing for that, trying to get ready for all the music lovers to embrace that.”

Sticking to a tried and true formula for the new album, DeVaughn worked with several of the producers he’d worked with on his first two projects, including Kenny Dope and Carvin & Ivan (Karma Productions). “I’m pretty consistent with the people I always work with,” he said. “I believe that if it’s not broke, don’t try to fix it.”

The Love and War Masterpiece also boasts appearances from Wale, Damian Marley, and Ludacris, the latter who appears on “Bulletproof,” the album’s first single currently making the rounds.

Other highlights from The Love and War Masterpiece include the tracks “XO” and “Mr. Right,” songs that fall in line perfectly with DeVaughn’s mission of providing the soundtrack to the bedroom – something he takes so seriously, that he’s admitted to testing his music in his own bedroom before it’s released to the masses. “Not to be vain, but I definitely will test out the music to make sure the product sets the mood and invokes the spirit of love and love making, and all that good stuff,” DeVaughn insists.

If The Love and War Masterpiece is anything like his first two albums, then mission accomplished.

"Who's Next?"... Phil Ade... first artist signed to Raheem DeVaughn's label

2010-02-23T16:48:00.000-08:00

Maryland rapper Phil Ade, has been hard at work making a name for himself among the crowd of up and coming artist. He gained his buzz with his debut mixtape, by way of 368 Music Group, Starting on JV, and is now looking to make some real noise with his next project, The Letterman. With his raw talent and lyrical ability, there’s no doubt that he will find some level of success among his industry peers. This is what he had to tell Parlé about his roots and how it all got started.
Parlé: Where are you from and how has your hometown and its personality influenced your music?
Phil Ade: Well, I’m from the Maryland area. That’s the area I represent, and I rep to the fullest, but I’ve also lived in Florida, in Alabama, and in California. I guess Maryland you could say, is where I found my home. All those different places I lived influenced my music, and I think my music is diversified since I come from all those places. So, each plays a big part in influencing my music.

Parlé: Why music? What made you decide on music?
Phil Ade: I wouldn’t say it’s something I decided on, it just kind of fell in place. [Music] is just something that felt right for me to do. My family, my mother’s side of the family had deep roots in music. My grandfather was in a singing group, both my uncles sing, my mother would sing around the house, my brother he sings also. He stays out in Cali, he performs here and there. Music is definitely in my family, more so singing. I was a singer first, until my high school junior year, when I picked up rapping. I’ve always been a fan of Hip-Hop though.

Parlé: At what point in your life did you say, “I’m going to make my name known in the music business and nothing’s going to stop me”?
Phil Ade: It was when I went to college. Like I said, I started my junior year of high school and I was doing it for fun, but I think it clicked for me when I went to this college in Alabama called Oakwood University. I stayed there for one semester and while I was down there I linked up with this go-go band and I rapped and sang with them. We performed at this place called Home Port, I believe it was every Tuesday, and just that experience of being onstage, performing and interacting with the crowd, and creating music like that took most of my energy while I was out there. I realized, ‘Man, this is what I have a passion for, this is what I enjoy.’ So, when I came back after school was out, I went all in and decided I wanted to do music.

Parlé: There are a lot of different rap styles. You got your conscious rappers, your gangster rappers, your lyricists, more commercial artist, etc. What category do you feel like you fall into as a rapper?
Phil Ade: What category? I wouldn’t categorize my raps. I’m not a gangster rapper because I’m not your typical hood dude, I’m just a regular dude from the burbs, know what I’m saying? Umm, I wouldn’t categorize myself as anything, I just try to do me. I create the best possible music that I can, just from life experiences and the things I encounter. I’m not sure what box you’d put me in, but I don’t like to put myself in a box.

Parlé: What old school artist, group, or past rappers would you say most influence the sound and texture of your music?
Phil Ade: I would say, definitely Nas, Tribe Called Quest, I listen to them a lot. Kanye, I’m a big fan of Kanye and how he puts music together. Lupe, his lyricism is undeniable. Umm, of course Jay-Z, definitely how he never keeps the same flow when he raps, like every song he does, he always puts a twist to the sound of his voice and I like his creativity as far as that. Yea I would say those cats.

Parlé: I know you’re working with Raheem DeVaughn, are you signed with him?
Phil Ade: I officially signed in April to his label that he started up out here in DC, its called 368 Music Group. Umm it’s a grass roots movement, you know what I’m saying, starting from the ground up and I’m blessed to be the first artist on that label.

Parlé: Definitely a blessing. Now, Raheem is from Maryland himself. Does that have anything to do with how you two came across each other?
Phil Ade: Oh yea definitely, that college I went to, Oakwood, I met a dude that stayed in the suite next to mine and I use to go in there because a lot of my friends from back home stayed in that suite also. But, when I use to go into his suite I use to freestyle rap with the dudes in there and he kind of just noticed and told his brother. His brother happened to be best friends with Raheem.

Parlé: Wow…
Phil Ade: Yeah, so that’s how I got linked into that situation. And what’s funny about that is that the dude I met at the college, he hadn’t seen his brother in ten years, like he had just linked with his brother and told his brother about me, so its just seemed like everything was just aligning for the path to take off.

Parlé: Wow. Yeah, that’s what you call a blessing right there.
Phil Ade: Yea definitely.

Parlé: It’s said that the DMV (D.C., Maryland, Virginia) area itself, has an old soul. So when you’re writing, rapping, and performing, what generation are you looking or aiming to touch as far as age groups or even genres?
Phil Ade: Wow... (laugh)That’s a good question. That’s something, I never really think about making music. I just make what I like to hear, and I like to hear all sort of music. I like jazz, I like R & B, I’m a big R & B fan. Like I said my family sings a lot and I’m a Hip-Hop fan so my music touches on all those different genres. Like for real for real, I’m hoping that my music can touch all ages and all different cultures. I make music for everybody.

Parlé: What are you currently working on?
Phil Ade: Well the next big thing I got coming up, my next major thing is my next project. When we released the first one last year in July, it was called Starting on JV that’s up there on 368MusicGroup.com. That’s my first project, that kind of like broke me in and got me a little bit of a buzz. Now we are working on the next track, and we trying to take it to another level. I’m calling this joint The Letterman, umm I’m going to give you some background on the whole concept of my mix tapes.

Parlé: Please do.
Phil Ade: Like I said, the first joint is Starting on JV and its an idea that Dre came to me with, Dre is a co-owner at 368. He was sitting brainstorming about what I wanted to do with my project and he was like, ‘Man you should compare the game with high school basketball and so basically my first mix tape, Starting on JV, would make the statement that I’m one of the best upcoming cats, like I’m starting out on JV. It’s like your varsity cats would be the established artists like Jay-Z and Lupe and Diddy and all them big cats. JV would be like dudes coming out like J-Cole, Wale and Kid Cudi. Basically just making the statement like I’m one of the best coming out.
This next joint we’re calling The Letterman, and basically that’s when you get your varsity jacket and get your varsity letter on your jacket, and that’s making the statement that I’m ready to be an established artist in the game and to be respected and to get mine. So that’s the next joint I got coming. Also Raheem, you know he is releasing his album in March, Love and War Masterpiece, that’s going to be real big for the whole company and for him and also for me, so he is going to be taking me on his tour. They’re going around the world, so that’s going to be big, that’s going to be my first major tour I’m going to be on.

Parlé: What artist in the game right now would you say is someone that you have to collaborate with someday? Somebody you’re looking forward to working with eventually in your career?
Phil Ade: I’d say, despite all the hype about him and not just because he is a hot artist right now but, Drake. He is definitely what’s hot right now and it’s because he does so well putting music together and writing songs. Like his writing abilities are phenomenal, so it would be dope to be able to do something with him.

Bitch im the Bomb

2010-02-23T10:07:00.000-08:00

WHY? THATS ALL i ASK

DROOL

2010-01-21T11:11:00.001-08:00

2010-01-12T11:20:00.000-08:00

The Black College Expo is comming to Los Angeles. First time college students, returning college students, and transfering college students are highly encouraged to attend this event. The Expo will be held at the LA Convention Center in downtown Los Angeles, Saturday January 23,2010 from 9am-4pm. Seminars and the KFC Step Show will be held from 4pm-6pm. Strict dress code will be inforced. There will be a Essay Contest for a chance to win a scholarship and opportunities for on the spot acceptance. For more details, other expo dates, and ticket information please visit www.thecollegeexpo.org

From Elvis to Lil Wayne: Just a hip and a hop away

2010-01-08T16:38:00.000-08:00

Presley would have been 75 on Friday, and the pop landscape he once reigned over has changed. Hip-hop, not rock, rules the realm, yet its stars still carry his rebellious spirit.

Elvis Presley's 75th birthday is upon us, and I can't stop thinking about Lil Wayne. Comparing the long-departed King to the soon-to-be incarcerated Best Rapper Alive might seem ludicrous to some; certainly Presley's accomplishments outstrip those of Dwayne Michael Carter. But there's a logic to the association.

Both artists leaped to stardom out of a troubled South: Elvis on the verge of the civil rights movement, Weezy in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Both gained fame on the strength of vocal performances that took established styles (rockabilly and urban blues; syrupy rap) to startling extremes.

Both combined a dandyish sex appeal with the classic American charm of someone getting over -- sneaking across the sturdy boundaries of class, race and region by deploying a talent that delighted its owner by coming naturally. Both have been compared to space aliens.

Rock music can be defined many ways: One is as a Southern-born, blues-based, multiracial, male-dominated genre exploring such risky subjects as sex, drugs and the high life in general while still aiming for a youth-driven mass audience. On those terms, rock's era of dominance begins with Elvis' "Hound Dog" and ends with Wayne's "A Milli."

Presley was the dark-lidded white boy whose illicit race-crossing sound enacted a musical era that paralleled the most transformative period in American race relations since the Civil War. Wayne isn't as historically influential, but as the most aggressively gifted representative of the Dirty South, he might be the last crucial voice in the cultural conversation leading up to the Obama era.

I don't believe in the term "post-racial," but I do think pop has entered a new phase, in which rock is no longer the defining force in American popular culture. Weezy's desire to be a rock star, embodied in his often-stalled Coldplay and Lenny Kravitz-influenced album "Rebirth," seems like the rock era's last transgressive gasp as it gives way to a new kind of hybrid that hasn't yet completely emerged.

Wayne even has a protégé, Short Dawg, who also calls himself Elvis Freshly. Old gods die hard and are always available for resurrection.

Lil Wayne's ambition seems very much like Elvis' own -- compulsively expressive, he breaks through barriers seemingly almost by accident, propelled by the pleasure of hearing his own voice. This distinguishes him from the more driven and ideological earlier "new Elvis," Eminem, and from Jay-Z, who prefers to model himself on another enduring star of white crossover music, that savvy adapter of jazz styles, Frank Sinatra.

Considering Elvis in light of these rap legends in the making allows us to acknowledge an important truth: This latest Presley anniversary comes well into the hip-hop era. As it happens, 2009 was the 20th birthday of "Fight the Power," the Public Enemy song in which Chuck D announced that classic rock's claim to the American musical throne would no longer hold. "Elvis was a hero to most, but . . . " the rapper shouted in that preacherly baritone, ending the sentence with an expletive and an explosive word, "racist," that knocked the King off his pedestal.

Chuck D offered a mild corrective to his incendiary words in 2002, when Glenn Gamboa of Newsday asked him to respond to the 25th anniversary of Elvis' death. "Elvis' icon status in America made it like nobody else counted," the rapper explained, noting that the singer's admiration for pioneers like Fats Domino and B.B. King, whom he considered friends, indicated that "my heroes were probably his heroes."

As the Nirvana '90s gave way to the new century of Britney Spears, there was little sign that pop's pattern of elevating white stars above the artists of color who inspired them would cease. It seemed right that Chuck D had modified his stance toward Elvis himself without compromising his view of the consequence of declaring him rock's one and only king.

Eight years later, though, the sands have shifted somewhat. Young men with guitars still reap profits (Nickelback is forever), but their cultural importance seems negligible. Instead, women singing R&B offer fresh perspectives while rappers vie for attention on their remixes. The Black Eyed Peas, the most ubiquitous pop group, present a vision of America that's not just black and white but also Latino and Filipino. Tech-savvy producers such as Dr. Luke and Timbaland take us into territories that seem almost post-human. And the generation gap isn't typified by raw new sounds, but by shooter games and avatars.

The South's newest crossover sensation, Taylor Swift, might very well have been relegated to the role of screaming teeny-bopper during the King's reign.

This seems like a good time to approach Elvis anew, not as King, but as what he was in his own time: a serious boundary-crosser who made it his mission to combine what others thought should stay separate. He might have been a good mama's boy at home and a sin-troubled freak in his personal life, but in the studio Elvis was as free as any singer has ever been.

He always managed to sound like someone breaking down a wall, not only on the much-celebrated Sun sessions but even as he drifted into a morass of nouveau-riche self-indulgence. And for that reason, he remains iconic.

He's not just the King of Rock and Roll, but the champion of pop's power to liberate the soul in any era.
_________________________M0RE NEWS AB0UT LiL WAYNE !

Lil Wayne's guilty plea could affect CD, tour

His last album soared to the top of the charts, selling more than 1 million copies in a single week. He won multiple awards at this year's Grammy ceremony, and he's become one of the most popular touring acts working today. But hip-hop artist Lil Wayne's decision Thursday to plead guilty to attempted criminal possession of a weapon in New York likely could bring a halt to the New Orleans rapper's recent professional momentum.

Break Down Of Jay-z Video .

2010-01-03T07:45:00.001-08:00

Cutest Commercial

2009-12-30T18:47:00.000-08:00

The King is Back !

2009-12-30T17:36:00.000-08:00

Just days after being released from prison and transferred to a halfway house, T.I. is reportedly is already heading back to the studio. Former Atlantic Records music executive Kevin Liles recently took to his twitter account where he hinted that TIP is making new music. "My right hand went home to visit family & found his way to the studio. He said 'why wait for 2010, get it in now' Love the attitude," the message read. The twitter post was later deleted, so was he talking about T.I.? We may never know.

In related news, T.I. was recently released from prison (on December 22nd) and transferred to a halfway house. "He was released this morning from his place of incarceration in Arkansas," Steve Sadow (TIPs lawyer) said. "As I understand it, he’s on his way back to the Atlanta area. He has to report to a halfway house in Atlanta sometime this evening. And he will then spend somewhere between the next two or three months in a halfway house, ending his Bureau of Prison sentence."

YOUNG MONEY !

2009-12-30T17:33:00.001-08:00

Disney .

2009-12-20T10:00:00.001-08:00

#SheMad?

2009-12-15T19:58:00.000-08:00

So a hatin ass ratchet hit up my b0yfriend talkin shit , i had to be messy & bl0g this . #smh why do girls think talkin down on someone gonna make you feel better . y0u still that same ole bitch at the end of the day , so #youmad that i got him & you dont . its coo tho lil mama ! & why ratchets cant never spell ?

iiM BOMB TRAMPS: [3:37pm, Dec 15]
ewwwww she is NOT cuteeeeeee ( yhuck ) :-x

iiM BOMB TRAMPS: [3:38pm, Dec 15]
happy cakeday bessfriend [ TRiNA ] :-*watchinq kash while he sleep (he look
soe cute)

Me: [3:58pm, Dec 15]
She look 20 times better then u hater

iiM BOMB TRAMPS: [3:58pm, Dec 15]
happy cakeday bessfriend [ TRiNA ] :-*watchinq kash while he sleep (he look
soe cute)

iiM BOMB TRAMPS: [4:00pm, Dec 15]
hahaha >:o stright drop :-X she look like accident bulldogk w. accident wigk

iiM BOMB TRAMPS: [4:00pm, Dec 15]
ayeee she look like a bulldog with a wig

Me: [4:01pm, Dec 15]
Lmao u still ain't grew up and u still want me and what that make u

iiM BOMB TRAMPS: [4:01pm, Dec 15]
happy cakeday bessfriend [ TRiNA ] :-*watchinq kash while he sleep (he look
soe cute)

Me: [4:01pm, Dec 15]
U must b threw then

Me: [4:01pm, Dec 15]
Every bitch I get be better then my last

iiM BOMB TRAMPS: [4:01pm, Dec 15]
wth

iiM BOMB TRAMPS: [4:01pm, Dec 15]
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iiM BOMB TRAMPS: [4:02pm, Dec 15]
nahhh you juss pop'd in my head then i stored ur aim red ur away n seen her
pic .... which look like you datin ayee MAN handsss down

iiM BOMB TRAMPS: [4:02pm, Dec 15]
&'d im so over yu charles lmfaoooo trust in believe dhat

Me: [4:04pm, Dec 15]
Get a life

Me: [4:04pm, Dec 15]
Do u

iiM BOMB TRAMPS: [4:04pm, Dec 15]
happy cakeday bessfriend [ TRiNA ] :-*watchinq kash while he sleep (he look
soe cute)

Me: [4:04pm, Dec 15]
Cuz she doin me

Me: [4:04pm, Dec 15]
Lol haterr

Me: [4:04pm, Dec 15]
Smh thass pretty sad

iiM BOMB TRAMPS: [4:05pm, Dec 15]
on ur part

Me: [4:06pm, Dec 15]
U done looser

Me: [4:10pm, Dec 15]
All that make up on. U be lookin like a drag queen

Me: [4:10pm, Dec 15]
Lmfao

iiM BOMB TRAMPS: [4:10pm, Dec 15]
happy cakeday bessfriend [ TRiNA ] :-*watchinq kash while he sleep (he look
soe cute)

iiM BOMB TRAMPS: [4:10pm, Dec 15]
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iiM BOMB TRAMPS: [4:10pm, Dec 15]
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iiM BOMB TRAMPS: [4:11pm, Dec 15]
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iiM BOMB TRAMPS: [4:11pm, Dec 15]
i can send picss to any guy n bess believe he be on it .u send that gurl
they goneee block yo ass .

P.S-Happy Anniversary to me & ma bby !

Death At A Funeral .

2009-12-07T18:49:00.000-08:00

the new African American take on Death At A Funeral. It opens April 16, 2010 and stars Chris Rock (who also co-wrote it), Tracy Morgan, Martin Lawrence, Loretta Devine, Ron Glass, Danny Glover, Regina Hall, James Marsden, Zoe Saldana, Columbus Short and Kevin Hart.

ima marry this man.

2009-12-07T18:34:00.000-08:00

------PERi0D , THiS HAS BEEN MY CRUSH SiNCE 0NLY TiME CAN TELL !

#RANDOMFACT.-i BELiEVE NiCki MiNAJ B0DY iS FAkE , D0 Y0U EVER SEE HER iN ANYTHiNG BESiDE TiGHTS 0R A SWEAT SUiT . SHE NEVER WEARS JEANS 0R A SKiN TiGHT DRESS , iF SHE D0 WEAR A DRESS iTS A BiG PUFFY 0NE , CRAZY i JUSS HAD T0 BL0G AB0UT THAT .

Lola Monroe vs. Nicki Minaj

2009-12-07T18:11:00.000-08:00

AllHipHop.com: What would you say to people who may think you’re jacking Nick Minaj and her “Barbie movement”?

Lola Monroe: I don’t do the Barbie thing… that’s her thing. I really don’t agree with it, that’s basic. It doesn’t make sense to me because first off, you’re basically saying I’m jacking somebody who has never been known to have their style all throughout their career. She’s never been set to have her own style. It’s always been set to say she’s jacking Lil’ Kim to Foxy [Brown] and now Lil’ Wayne. So how can I be jacking somebody or using somebody’s style if they never been known to have their own style. That part never made sense. That’s one. Another thing, it kind of comes from Wayne is in the foundation of my music and what I’ve listened to him for years and years. So you can hear his styles in my music. And you know, that’s her mentor and that’s somebody whom she’s under and so she’s known to sound like Wayne. That’s all they say about her now. I believe the similarities may have come from that but besides that, I have my own style, I have my own lane. She does what she does, ya feel me?

“The boss b**ch movement” is a female empowerment movement. It basically represents the female’s that are grinding right now. It represents female empowerment. It’s hard for females these days. Not only in the industry, but day-to-day life. So, it’s basically a push showing female strength and how we got this regardless of the obstacles we were faced with. Whether the female has a nine to five, doing school, in the club dancing, or whatever it might be. It’s female empowerment.”

The Baddest?

2009-12-07T18:03:00.001-08:00

So i used to be the biggest trina fan since i was bout 1o , but she juss gettin old now ! & how old is teyana taylor to be clubbin with her? smh poor nicki minaj the fame hit her too fast she looks like a damn foo , all them do . its juss sad !

YOUNG MONEY !

2009-12-07T17:53:00.001-08:00

This Type Love

2009-11-30T15:37:00.000-08:00

Love Like This?
i ADMIT Baby Got Me !

My Hair Grew ! YAY lol

2009-11-21T10:08:00.000-08:00

Jamie foxx goes in on plies

2009-11-16T09:12:00.001-08:00

GUCCi MANE LA FLARE .

2009-11-16T08:36:00.000-08:00

Super Natural

2009-11-08T23:45:00.000-08:00

Losing a Bestfriend .

2009-10-19T23:42:00.000-07:00

I ask GOD why me? Iam i being punished ? Why are all my closet friends taken from me . i knoe its been 4years since you been gone , but it still feels like yesterday that i got that call . i remember it like it was yesterday , i cried for 2days str8 i didnt knoe what to do with myself . so i wrote all my words out in a letter , it came out to 2pages . i guess i had alot to say to you , but GOD took you away before i could share it all with you . i remember hanging out on the block with you , gettin in trouble cuz we used to break into the school . that boy that murdered you he got his time ! we found JUSTICE ! i hope you & my bby bro BRANDON happen you cross eachothers path up there in HEAVEN ! William man i think about your big old SMiLE everyday , im still kind MAD that you knoe who is still alive & your gone . why couldnt they take him & not you . man i ♥ you bestfriend ! never will you be replaced .

i got a QUESTION !

2009-10-15T17:15:00.001-07:00

Questions for Dudes: Have you ever told a girl her pussy was bomb ? & did you mean it or was it heat of the moment ?

Cd's you should have !

2009-10-13T21:39:00.000-07:00

My Husband Mario !

My Daddy Gucci Mane ; My Favorite song is I Think i Want Her !

Mo Better ?

2009-10-13T20:34:00.000-07:00

Brandon
Brandon
Brandon
Man i thought i'd feel better by now
Life juss seem like it get easier
But im juss siking myself out to
Try & ease the PAIN & HURT of losing
You i cant blame anyone ; FUCK THAT
YES i can i can blame that ignorant son
0f bitch that took your life ; it wasnt
Your time to go . Or was it ? Maybe GOD
Felt you did all you could do , that it
Was your time to come chill among the ANGELS
All i keep replayin over in my mind is all
Are memories ; & that last hour i talk to you
Before it all went down ; you called me a 'Bitch'
Cuz i wouldnt come over there to the kickback
For yo Pops one year anniversary for his DEATH
Now all i can think is "if i was there could i have
Protected my baby brother?" "Would you still be alive
& not in a wall?" Man its so much going on in my mind
I aint never felt a PAIN that i feel like this ; is this
my fault for gettin attached? i cant even be mad who
wouldnt love you ! you was the best ; shit you still are
the best . better then any nigga i will every meet you GOT
it all bro ! i guess ima have to wait to see you when my
time comes . Juss please keep watchin over me & the fam .

--August 22nd , 20o9 ; i die day by day !

He Did that .

2009-10-05T17:04:00.000-07:00

My Daddy is too Bomb . Gucci Mane La Flare & Plies

1 month Brandon Jamal Perry .

2009-09-21T23:11:00.000-07:00

So its 48mins away till my a month since my bby bro has been gone . it seems like it has been eternity ! Brandon's 18th birthday was the 2oth & he wasnt here to celebrate it . August 22nd , 20o9 had to be the worst day in my life . i seem to lose the people im close too , so does this mean dont get close to people ? i would love to have one day wit you , juss one day i would cherish it forever . never would i want it too end , we'd do everything under the SUN ! This has by far been the craziest thing that could happen to me this year . it was juss yesterday you was aimin me tellin me to come to the kickback yall was havin for your dad. & i kept tellin you i was gonna find a ride , & yu sed be honest are you gonna come . & i sed i doubt it ! i wish i would have never did that , ckuz i always ask myself if i was there would you had been safe , & would you still be here ? would i have cried over 50 million tears? i dont think i can take this much longer. i remember AUGUST !st, 20o9 after i got my tattoo i was in yo area at my sister house , you told me to stay there you'd be home in a few. took you like 6hours to get home but i wasnt trippin cuz always make me laugh , when i showed you my tattoo you told me i had to stop , or get yo name . & i was like SIKE what i look like gettin yo name on me . now i find myself tryna make my way to the tatt shop ! this is the craziest thing in life . June 18,20o9 a day i will never forget , you made me so proud ! i still cant believe someone could juss take your life like that , i dont wanna face the fact that your gone . but oneday i guess im going to have to face it ! i hope that they are dyin inside from taken an innocent life ! of a boy that made everyone's LIFE ! i think you were GOD'S GiFT truly sent here to make people happy & laugh at your nasty lil jokes ! But as they say GOD wouldnt put anything on me that i couldnt handle , well i dont think i can handle this . so what am i posed to do ? GOD is punishing me i swear but i cant be mad at him! now may you REST iN PARADiSE !

-i Love you Brandon Jamal Perry ! Your the best little brother that a girl could ask for !

Truth Much ?

2009-09-21T08:21:00.001-07:00

Niggasssss! SMH, okayy since every boy in the world wants to call a girl a "ratchet, btch, slum, slut, hoe, scrape, ETC." I mean damn girls fck up & so do BOY..S! Boy..s are "hoes, dirt, & think it..s mob"! First off let me get this shit straight if a girl you fcked sucked your dick & ya..ll got into it what is she labeled a "hoe" righttt? CORRECT! But she wasn..t a hoe when you was banging her shitt! So if a female suck dick she a "troater or a hoe" & if a nigga eat the pussy ya..ll wanna be labeled as "goddess" I mean damn shit we equal we just got a pussy & ya..ll got a dickk. If a NIGGA fck 20 btches ain..t shit wrong, let a female fck 3 she all up in the shit list of 09! LAST TIME I CHECKED THE PUSSY MAKE THE WORLD GO ROUND, HOW THE FCK YOU THINK YOU WERE BORN? Dumb btch, WE GOT what YOU WANT! Soo NEVER do you need to dis a btch because they obviously calling you DIRT for some reasonn >:o!

-Abby Gangster , Quoted !

ima miss you. . .

2009-08-12T01:13:00.000-07:00

So i cant stop cryin . damn i cant believe my bro is gone ! i dont think ima really miss anybody else thats crazy he wasnt even my bestfriend , but i seen him everyday & we live around the corner from eachother ! he took me everywhere . FUCK i wish we had more time . But he had to leave for school . i cant wait till december when we go out there to visit too turnt up ! Time gone fly by tho , next thing you knoe ima be outta this bitch ass city & onto school ! i love you bro & ima miss you

My Juno. . .

2009-06-13T17:09:00.000-07:00

So for my birthday i gave my favorite teacher a baby shower ! i bought the most amazing cake , even tho someone told her she still put on a surprise face juss for me ! i love that woman & ima miss her once i graduate but ill still be going to school in L.a so ill be able to go to the next baby shower .

She wrote the most beautiful thing in my yearbook , cuz i juss met her this year ! it crazy how close we got over the short amount of time & now she's my favorite teacher at the whole school & ive been there since 6th grade. thats crazy ! So this is my this is my Juno , But you can call her Flemo !

Ohh yea so last night was Senior Award night ! Cant Believe its all comin to an end ! We did it Classof 20o9 ! This is juss the begin of are new life's. i will never forget any of them , ive known them either since 1st-9th grade , its gone be alot of tears on thursday. im not ready for it all to be over ! i want juss a couple more weeks & maybe then ill be ready . But this is my poppin ass outfit at the award night

&& this is the retard that i am proud to call my Boyfriend ! we have had a crush on eachother since 8th grade , Crazy right ? & we are juss now gettin together towards the end of high school & we have homeroom together. but we dont give a fuck about none of dat. cuz THiS LOVE iS A SURETHiNG !

The most Amazin. . .

2009-05-23T10:18:00.000-07:00

So yea i knoe i dont blog alot . but here i am once again Juss to Blog about the important people in my life on a daily !

So now that im almost done wit my Senior year . its hittin me who my true friends are . & i Believe that this Guy is one of them . Me & Cameron have seem to become close over this year . ima really miss him after high school . Yea i knoe we are still able to see eachother but it wont be a everyday thing like High school . He brighten's my day . he is the most down to earth person & might i add he can sing some Ms.Hill which is both are favorite artist

My Bestie Lani . After 6years of friend ship i wanted to end it all last week . But being the best friends that we are we juss talked it out . i have the most amazin bestie . i can talk to him about alot anything he is the only person that i tell everything too , becuz he is juss like me & thats why i love him & thin k we've lasted so long as best friends. So i cant wait till College && that apartment we tryna work on ! lol

But im Hungry so ima leave it at this. . .

i Got that-Webbie feat. Boosie

The Best.

2009-04-07T00:02:00.001-07:00

So people the best rapper is in concert of Spring 20o9. you already knoe everyone gone be there. && im most def. tryna be one of those people cuz Drake is the Best. People compare him to Weezy but he better than weezy too me. maybe thats becuz im not that big of a weezy fan && he juss re-uses poeple lines. but yea thats all i gotta say so get your tickets !

Youtube

2009-03-29T19:30:00.000-07:00

BEST TWiSTA SHiT !

i WATCH THiS ViDE0 AT LEAST 0NCE A DAY L0L

MY LiL BR0 iN THE USC H00DiE !

VOTE F0R ME PLEASE!

2009-03-22T09:59:00.000-07:00

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Est. 9o

2009-03-11T14:36:00.000-07:00

So the best basketball team in my eyes is the Chicago Bulls , yea i said it . But not the new Bulls , the OG Chicago Bulls when they had Michael Jordan . i dont really like basketball but i admired them back in the day cuz they was juss that bomb &&& UNTOUCHABLE cuz of the GREAT Michael Jordan

Look at that SWEET ! if i could re-live the 90's juss to watch a Chi-town game , id do it all over again .

The Baddest .

2009-03-08T12:35:00.000-07:00

so by far there has never been any female in tha music game that can top this ladyy , this happens to be like my first real blog , cuz im at home super bored . but anywayys this ladyy is like the all time best && if she juss came out wit one more cd i most def. think she would def. sell 1million in a week cuz she's juss that bomb . i bet yall tryna figure out who she is i think everyone has at least one song by her on there iTunes . && if you dont wtf are you doing wit your life son . But her name happens to be Lauryn Hill

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2009-01-18T19:19:00.000-08:00

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2009-01-07T01:08:00.000-08:00

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try it, lmao

BEST M0ViE 0F 20o9.

2008-12-20T13:41:00.000-08:00

iF Y0U D0NT G0 SEE THiS M0ViE Y0UR 0N FUQiN CRACk!

P.S-i FUQiN MiSS CALi!

SiCk.

2008-11-14T20:09:00.000-08:00

so ive been at home sick wit a stupid virus! i havent had any food in 2days ive been living off of water. this has been HELL! i juss want some FOOD in my belly that i wont throw up. && too entertain myself i take pics all day or sleep lol.

Halloween.

2008-10-31T20:14:00.000-07:00

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Club Kiss x Night Lyfe Entx New Era Ent x Neckbrace x City Celebs

"Halloween Horror Freakfest"

Friday Oct 31st, 2008
9pm-2am

@Club BlackOut
3725 Don Felipe Dr
Los Angeles CA 90008

$15 general admission
(Discounts to those in costume before 10:3)

"From The Groups Who Brought You The Sold Out Castle Events"

NEW EXTREMELY POPPING LOCATION
1000+ capacity
2 Huge Dance floors
4 dj's
Halloween Decorations
Bar + Stage + Extreme Lighting
$5 Safe Parking Area On Club Lot
Exclusive Battle Of The Dj's Promo Mix's
20 Person Security Team=NO TOLERANCE FOR DRAMA

Music by: Dj Wizzkidd/Vision & Dj Mustard/Johnjohn

Dresscode:
Costumes proffered Not A Must
**No Hat's Plain T's or Masks
$200 freaky costume contest