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Showing posts with label hiphop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hiphop. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
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Thursday, February 28, 2013
HIP HOP ARTIST D.U.S.E SWITCHES TO REAL NAME SHAWN LEAKE..MOVING TO GOSPEL
To start many people are familiar with the artist D.U.S.E. for a hardcore rhyming style blended with metaphors and shock value reminiscent of such greats as Eminem or Kanye West. The intended objective was to gather a strong fan base from the younger generations who are truly inspired by the music as I once was then follow the blueprint laid out by Krs one into the realm of edutainment.
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Saturday, January 26, 2013
5 reasons why worldstarhiphop's Kat Stacks aka @AdmireAndrea can't be trusted
So Q from Worldstar has wasted his money on another wanna-be reality star wash up, Kat Stacks.
Here's our reasons why Q and the viewers of this hot mess should watch their "stacks" :
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Video: Meek Mill Talks "Amen" & "Burn"
For the final installment of Meek Mill and Shaheem Reid's track-by-track breakdown, Meek and Shaheem revisit "Amen" and "Burn. "Dreams and Nightmares" in stores now!
Buy link: http://bitly.com/QKnl3V
Buy link: http://bitly.com/QKnl3V
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Jersey rap artist, DUSE, is breaking ground with gospel/faith based hip-hop
check his latest track "creflo dollas"
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
2 Chainz album drops as commodities - gold and silver
Rapper 2 Chainz received his gold plaque for “No Lie,” gold prices rose to new heights leading some with liquid income to freeze and some with disposable income to bling -- at the same time, according to reupspot.com.
Yet, all in the sum of one week records were broken, albums turned golden and South Africans protested to resolve on-going salary disputes between platinum mining unions, according to reports.
In a way, 2 Chainz career has come full circle with the economy — from the time when he was formerly known as Tity Boi – one half of the rap duo Playaz Circle, which stood for Preparing Legal Assets for Years from A to Z – to now when he can say he broke a record formerly held by Jay-Z.
Question.
In an industry like so many others that are losing value due to supply and demand - a business term as well as the name of Playaz Circle debut album -- might accolades and equality prove more essential in a south-bound economy? Or have we not broken the chains of poverty?
Here’s the reality.
It’s not a fad - economically fame, alcohol, drugs and dreams are safer investments and easier to sell, which may explain why fans of 2 Chainz feel his work is a piece of “work.”
Yet, folks with liquid income are not rushing to buy gold commodities — let alone a gold album as some who may have disposable income.
Whether it is silver or platinum, it is cheaper than Gold.
It’s unclear if that is why Kanye West “went to Jacob's and made the new Jesus Chains" in gold.
It's also unclear if he did so after noting that Hov was wearing platinum and not gold at such a time.
It is clear however that commodities such as gold costs $1,602 per ounce, compared to Platinum, which $1,399 and Silver, which is $27.76 per ounce, based on reports.
So which is a better investment?
In no way am I saying Kim Kardashian is just some white girl. She's is just a "Bad B____," says Yeezy.
But, what I am saying is ... he invested in an asset.
Thursday, December 1, 2011
NEW VIDEO: Delwin The Krazyman Drops 'Macho Man' Video
Block Starz Music recording artist Delwin The Krazyman has released the official video to his breakout regional hit single, "Macho Man", featuring Ceddy Bu and Hollyhood Bay Bay.
Directed by Joe Mexican, the highly-anticipated "Macho Man" video was filmed at Spectrum Fitness Club in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, which has served as a location for various major motion pictures, including Mortal Kombat, Undisputed 3, Universal Soldier: A New Dimension, and Never Back Down.
Delwin The Krazyman first grabbed the attention of industry insiders after "Mobbin' On Em", a collaboration with his childhood friend Nussie, started taking over dance clubs across the Bayou.
Following the much-publicized shooting death of Nussie in 2009, interest in Delwin The Krazyman as a solo artist began to skyrocket with the 22-year-old self-described "Fresh Prince of Louisiana" catching the eye of various major labels, including Jive, Cash Money, and Warner Bros. Records.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Monday, September 26, 2011
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
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