Def Jam’s R&B star Jeremih just may have a message a subliminal message for Karlie Redd and it comes with a zipped tight mouth.
Love & Hip Hop Atlanta was one one last night. Stevie J and Joseline were dealing with a bitter ex-employee, Kirk Frost continue to baffle us with his struggle and Karlie Redd proved that she just may be the thirstiest chick in all of Atlanta.
This week we got treated to not one but two new episodes of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta. Yeah, there was too much ratchetness to fit in just one episode thanks to one Karlie Redd and the continued shenanigans of Mimi and Nikko.
The new season of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta premiered last night (May 5), and it featured all the shenanigans we have to come to expect.
The new season of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta is going to be the nexus of ratchetness, exploitation and all out f*ckery. The latest extended trailer only proves this point.
March 26, 1995, Hip-Hop lost a captivating figure in N.W.A. mastermind Eric "Eazy-E" Wright, a key creator of Gangsta Rap and the early blueprint for artists who aspired to be moguls, to A.I.D.S. On the 19th anniversary of his passing, Hip-Hop Wired spoke with a list of individuals, including his daughter Erin "E.B." Wright, about the rapper's influence on the culture.
The game just ain’t the same for rappers. “Control” and the ilk that promote it have changed the music landscape, but these 15 rappers are not cut from that cloth.
Jadakiss‘ new mixtape, The Consignment, is still scheduled to drop this Friday and the tracklist just hit the net as insurance. The album features a gang of guest appearances ranging from Wale, Future, Young Jeezy, Yung Joc, Meek Mill, Fabolous and more. Hit the jump and mind your spell check.
Yung Joc & Block Enterprises Sued Over Copyright Infringement & Breach Of Contract Yung Joc has been quiet the last few years mostly due to his paperwork and contracts disputes with his former labels, Block Enterprises and Bad Boy Records. Now another company is throwing a monkey wrench into his game. An Atlanta music […]
Yung Joc made Forbes’ Hip-Hop Millionaire’s list a few years back and despite shady contracts and a copyright infringement lawsuits, the former Bad Boy artist drops a few gems on new artists about how they can avoid going broke. Forget faking it ’til you make it, Joc reveals, “Hold off on all the jewelry and […]
