The Mafia has been releasing a bunch of nasty freestyles lately, but today they decide to let go this new visual. ‘Streets Still Calling’ is off their new tape ‘The Mafia’ and the video was directed by Mazi O.
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Vado unveils his new mixtape Slime Flu 3 with appearances from JR Writer, Chinx Drugz, Gunplay, Fred Da Godson and Jae Millz. Vado recently departed from Interscope and is releasing this project solo. I doubt he’ll be independent for very long. Hit the jump for stream and download.
UPDATE: Miss Info reports that DJ Khaled, Drake, and T.I. are looking to sign Vado. Khaled being the current frontrunner.
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Faith Evans stopped by the Wendy Williams Show show where she spoke on her husband’s murder and family life. Faith says that they haven’t laid the case of Biggie’s murder to death and they’re still trying push it, spending millions of dollars in Laywer fees. She also went on to comment on Lil Kim’s relationship with Biggie and her reaction when she found her in the bed with him.
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President Barack Obama’s second inauguration on Monday featured performances from Kelly Clarkson, James Taylor, and a rousing rendition of the National Anthem from Beyoncé. Now, reports are surfacing that Beyoncé was lip-syncing her performance.
“All music is pre-recorded for the ceremony because there are so many eventualities and conditions that day,” United States Marine Band rep Kristin DuBois told Page Six. “We performed, live, the band. But we received last-minute word that Beyonce was going to use the pre-recorded vocal track. Those were the instructions we were given. We don’t know what the reason why.”
The Washingtonian reports that “it was evident that the band wasn’t actually playing during the song.”
Earlier, Beyoncé posted a photo to her Instagram account of herself holding the sheet music to “The Star Spangled Banner” in a recording studio.
Beyoncé surprised viewers when she ripped out her earpiece mid-performance. But according to these reports, the earpiece was unnecessary in the first place.
As Washington Post’s Jessica Goldstein noted, one of the most celebrated performances of the National Anthem was Whitney Houston’s in 1991, which was also lip-synced.
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Lee Hawkins from The Wall Street Journal recently sat down with The Game, his manager Taydoe and DJ Skee for an in-depth interview. In the chat, Jayceon discusses growing up in Compton and how he’s always been a controversial rapper. Taydoe and Skee chime in with their opinion on his music careeer and how they’re trying to push him into being a “mogul”.
At the 15 minute mark, Dontay “Taydoe” Kidd speaks on how he is attempting to reunite 50 Cent and Game because it will fetch them millions from sales, merchandise & tour.
Do fans really want a Game-50 reunion? Let us know.
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