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Nicki Minaj‘s 4th Of July was all that and a bag of chips. The YMCMB rapper/singer/former American Idol judge hosted a “Myx & Mingle” cruise aboard a yacht in NYC. The Myx Fusions moscato she reps helped make it happen and it was certainly a star studded affair.
An Asiana Airlines aircraft crash landed at San Francisco International Airport Saturday (July 6) killing two people, and injuring 181. The plane was returning from South Korea.
Imagine if a soccer match had Game Of Thrones type consequences. A referee stabbed a player to death in Brazil. The dead player’s friends, family and we guess some fans responded in kind by beheading the murderous (albeit in self-defense) ref.
Jordan Brand is gearing up to release the Air Jordan 1 “Shadow,” which is sure to be a thirsted for colorway.
Holiday festivities, turn ups, and events of the like may have the lot of you out of the musical loop. If so, don’t worry; Hip-Hop Wired has your back. On this fine Friday evening, we present to you this weeks installment of The Wrap Up: Hip-Hop Wired’s Top 10 Songs Of The Week.
While the Fourth of July weekend rolls on, the city of Chicago was once again gripped by an epic outbreak of violence. As of Wednesday (July 3), afternoon, eight people have been reported dead with 30 more injured, including a pair of little boys.
If you’ve been following an Instagram account thinking it was Nicki Minaj‘s, you have been bamboozled. Today (July 5), the” High School” rapper officially joined the photo sharing media network, partially as a means to weed out the fraudulent accounts.
Rappers can be a surly bunch. When not extolling in rhyme the extent of their riches, prowess with the ladies or skill at putting words together, they’re complaining about something.
Last night (July 3 & July 4), Jay-Z celebrated the release of his new album, Magna Carta Holy Grail in Red Hook, Brooklyn. The exclusive shindig was limited to 500 people that included Beyoncé, Raekwon, Nick Cannon and Timbaland.
Hip-Hop music has always had an independent spirit. Plenty of prominent, and major, rap labels of the present day started out indie (see: Cash Money, for one example). The truth is plenty of your favorite artist are rocking right now because they didn’t let a corporate label sleeping at the wheel dim their vision.
Hip-Hop has made a fair departure from the respective golden eras of the 80s and 90s, but crying about it will get you nowhere. The upside is that the culture has made a change for the better in recent years. We’ve also seen a resurgence in lyrics and a clear spark in individuality — some instances […]
Every so often, we feature a Bangin Candy that’s so nice we have to feature her twice. With that said, allow us to reintroduce you to the tantalizing model Bernice Burgos.