The NYPD says that they have cleared Maino in their investigation of the Irving Plaza shooting that left three people wounded and one dead.
Just as soon as news broke of the shooting at a T.I. concert last night, fingers began recklessly pointing to who may have been responsible. Brooklyn rapper Maino, who was on stage performing when the shots began ringing out, has issued a statement denying any involvement in a feud that led to the shooting.
It’s only natural that every now and then we get a Hip-Hop record with “mama” in the title (“Dear Mama,” “Hey Mama,” “Mama,” etc). This has to happen in order for the Hip-Hop universe to balance out.
As details emerge about the chaos during the Troy Ave shooting incident at a T.I. concert inside Irving Plaza, the latest is woman who is reportedly Maino‘s girlfriend getting hit in the leg.
Juicy J returned today to announce his upcoming mixtape, Must Be Nice, and deliver its leading single “Trap,” featuring Gucci Mane and PeeWee LongWay.
Snoop Dogg fans can rejoice, as the legend debuts his COOLAID album a few days ahead of its July 1 release.
Now that the King Of Brooklyn 3 project is live and streaming, Maino puts down the crown for a minute and gets on an emotional trip in his latest clip.
Last week, Black communities were reminded for the umpteenth time that racial injustice of a deadly variety, at the hands of police no less, is always a tangible reality. Of course, Hip-Hop provides a voice to the voiceless in these moment, and its commentary couldn’t be better timed and more needed.
What a day for music. From Chance The Rapper’s gospel-inspired Coloring Book to ScHoolboy Q’s new Kanye West-assisted single to Post Malone’s August 26 mixtape, the Internets have been spoiled with new material for their earholes.
Bad news out of Manhattan. Last night [May 25], one person was killed and three more were injured, including Troy Ave, when someone opened fire at a T.I. concert at Irving Plaza.
Details are starting emerge about what exactly happened during last night’s shooting at a T.I. concert that left one man dead, and they are all bad. The man killed was Ronald McPhatter aka B$B Banga, who multiple sources say was rapper Troy Ave’s bodyguard.
May 26 is going to go down as one of the strangest days in Hip-Hop. While Gucci Mane was set free, Troy Ave was arrested today (May 26) in New York City hospital for his involvement in a shooting at T.I. concert last night that left his own bodyguard dead.
