Speaking to protestors in Los Angeles, California, the Creed star called on Hollywood studios to "commit to Black hiring" and even suggested that he'd reconsider his relationships with his sponsors if he learns that they "have any financial ties to police."
Set to debut with ESPN's latest 30 For 30, Be Water, which is centered around the life of the GOAT martial arts master, Bruce Lee, "Be Like Water" is the RZA's first dolo cut he's dropped since he was getting his Bobby Digital on more than a decade ago. Okay, maybe not that long, but it's been a hot minute and it took the essence of a martial arts legend to get him back in the studio.
Continuing to showcase his old hood for his visuals to “Truth Be Told,” Styles Pinero uses the airtime to show everyone that not only is he helping his community, but he’s also looking out for their health with his juice bar. Styles looking mighty healthy himself ain’t he? Props, bro!
Dropping off music on his own label Key Note Entertainment, Xay comes through with some new visuals to "U Can't Tell" which brings back memories of Jay-Z and Jermaine Dupri's "Money Ain't A Thang" video.
Naturally Crawford's attorney, Rusty Hardin, denied the charges stating, "We strongly deny the charges and the conduct he is alleged to have engaged in. He would never hurt a woman. He has no criminal history."
Merritt wouldn't even have to be in court representing Arbery had MAGA racists Gregory and Travis McMichael not hunted him down and murdered him for being Black in Amerikkka earlier this year. But they did now Merritt needed a ride and he got one.
Still we can't blame The Breakfast Club for the interview even having taken place as Charlamagne revealed that both parties work fro iHeart Radio and it was the powers that be that suggested the crossover event that upset many in the culture.
Back in the states Dave East recreates the most heartbreaking scene in Hip-Hop cinema as Ricky once again gets gunned down in his clip to “Menace.” You’d think he’d go with a scene out of Menace II Society with that title but noap!
While we're sure Bovell will once again be ostracized by his fellow "brothers in blue," he's the kind of officer of the law that we ask for and hopefully his actions will inspire more in his line of work to do the same whenever they witness injustice.
Hopefully these men are convicted and put away for life as we know anyone can get arrested for murdering an innocent Black man, but actually holding them accountable is another story on it's own.
New York's Rider Man has just weighed in on the civil unrest engulfing Amerikkka in his latest cut "The People" which focuses on the struggle of the Black community and calls for action, and even took a swipe at the orange hued racist dictator in the White House.
But even with the crowd cheering and chanting for the soldiers to join the movement, things didn't turn into a feel-good moment as one of the guardsman listening to her declined the invitation explaining that he "can't leave this post" as he's under orders from the White House to protect Bunker B*tch all the way from California. Okay, he didn't say all that but we all know why the military was called into action.