Former Fugees star Pras Michel has made the most headlines of his career in the past year since he had a hit song in “Ghetto Superstar” in 1998. And every last one of them have carried a negative connotation.
We’re sure weirder things have happened, but Fugees rapper Pras is heading to North Korea today (August 29) to watch a wrestling match.
The immediate success of Dr. Dre’s new album, Compton: A Soundtrack has put the final nail in the coffin of the mythical Detox. The latter will be remembered as the best album never to do it but Dre himself said it was it wack so there probably will never be a campaign to unearth it.
Funkmaster Flex played an integral role in The Diplomats reunion and upcoming tour. But his efforts to reunite Hip-Hop groups we all know and love don’t end there.
Although Dame Dash was fairly successful in highlighting the mind games his ex-wife Rachel Roy is playing, the courts only care about those statistics and according to a new affidavit, Dash is coming up short.
Pras has been out living life to the fullest, while his son has to sleep in a “shoebox,” according to the child’s mother. Angela Severiano testified in court Thursday (July 24) about the financial strain that forced her into a 250-square foot studio apartment.
Add former Fugees rapper Pras to the list of rappers caught up in child support struggle. Although he is in Brazil for the World Cup, it seems that he is due in court today (Thursday, June 12), to deal with his baby momma’s request that he up his monthly payments.
The 1990s were a tumultuous time for Hip-Hop. While the music and culture was becoming a global phenomenon, there were plenty of artists hopping on the bandwagon and making heavy bank with minimal actual rap skills.
This past week saw the return of G-Unit, all of whom reunited during 50 Cent’s set at Summer Jam 2014. Following suit is Capone-N-Noreaga, who recently announced their re-signing to Penalty, 17 years after their debut album The War Report.
Pras wants his dough. The Fugees founder is suing the owners of a North Hollywood recording studio that he claims jerked him out of $9000.
While it’s been an amazing time celebrating the 20th anniversary of Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), November also brings up somber memories for the Wu-Tang Clan as nine years ago Ol’ Dirty Bastard passed away unexpectedly. Thankfully his spirit lives on through a very memorable legacy.
