In the latest instalment of HOT 97’s 97 Seconds series, they spent some time with 50 Cent. In the short clip, 50 discussed the only time he has ever feared something and what it taught him. He also mentions that he looked up to KRS-One when he was younger and that the Bronx rapper dismissing Queens was hard for him.
Watch it below.
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Drake reportedly had a fight with Diddy at LIV nightclub on Monday morning and now it seems like everything was over the ‘0 To 100′ instrumental. The fight erupted at DJ Khaled’s party at the Fontainebleau Hotel over an argument but it was unknown what the issue was, though people were speculating it was over ownership of a song.
Today, TMZ has obtained footage of Diddy on stage with Mase at Story nightclub in Miami in June where he accuses Drizzy of stealing the ‘0 To 100′ beat from him.
“I gave that shit to this ni**a, this ni**a stole this shit from me. But at the end of the day, sh*t is still hard,” says Diddy before the DJ drops the Drake version of the song which recently got nominated for “Best Rap Performance” and “Best Rap Song” at the 57th Annual Grammy Awards.
This got ugly..real quick.
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The unfortunate cases of Micheal Brown and Eric Garner are bringing out the emotion in entertainers. Maino delivers a heartfelt message in the video for his song ‘I Pray’ which is lifted from his latest King Of Brooklyn 2 EP, out now.
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Kendrick Lamar has joined forces with Reebok and director Anthony Mandler for a mini movie titled ‘I Am’ which is described as an “ode to Compton”.
Kendrick Lamar and Reebok join forces with acclaimed director Anthony Mandler to take you on a journey through Kendricks’ hometown – Compton. The video celebrates the limitless potential of youth and is narrated by Kendrick through a powerful verse titled “Kendrick Lamar – I am” — his own personal ode to Compton.
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Wu-Tang Clan’s new reunion album A Better Tomorrow hasn’t been doing too well commercially but the group is trying their best to spread a message. They have released a new video for the title track which pays tribute to the recent events of inequality in the country. The montage features soundbites from people like President Obama and footage of protestors in Ferguson, Times Square and Beverly Hills.
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