We already told you that Drake will steal your girl with no remorse, and that rule apparently extends to Lil Wayne. According to an alleged new book, allegedly being shopped around by Weezy, the “6 God” slept with his girlfriend.
Despite Drake signing off on, and getting paid for the concert film/dcoumentary Drake’s Homecoming: The Lost Footage, he said he wants no parts of it and is even discouraging fans from supporting it. Now Jas Prince and J. Prince have said they aren’t supporting film, too, despite being producers on the project.
It’s 2015 and yes, we’re still talking about the N-word. That’s because people can’t get it through their heads that not everyone can say it. The rules seem to be pretty simple for most— Black people can say it if they choose to, white people can’t.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you were probably recently made aware Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp A Butterfly hit iTunes a week early. Individual tracks are trending, Top Dawg is going in on Interscope and Taylor Swift is rejoicing.
Daniel “Boobie” Gibson isn’t having a good week. His ex-wife, Keyshia Cole, just put him on blast for the world to see by exposing alleged text messages between Gibson and a video vixen.
The concept of free speech sounds all well and good until you’re standing in front of a judge or paying for legal fees in a civil suit. And between fair use sampling laws and prosecutors trying to use lyrics as court evidence, rappers often find themselves in legal hot water over such matters.
Tyga felt a ways about some line Drake sent his way on his new, surprise album. So the fellow Young Money slandered Drizzy via Twitter…then deleted the tweet.
Drake could be dropping his new mixtape at any moment, but first comes the slander. During last night’s Toronto Raptors vs. Washington Wizards game, Drizzy managed to get shoved by Paul Pierce and have one of his trademark sad faces go viral.
God bless rappers today—they have no respect for anything or anyone. Young Thug is just the latest rapper to demonstrate this lack of chill, after claiming that he would never buy a Jay-Z record because Hova is “too old.”
If the 2005 reconciliation between Jay Z and Nas taught Hip-Hop anything, it should be that no beef is to serious to be squashed. Granted, we should have learned that after B.I.G. and ‘Pac died, but baby steps.
They say true friends should never fight over money or a member of the opposite sex. Luckily, these stars who beefed over women (and men) weren’t friends. They threw hands, created diss songs, and generally quarreled over the opposite sex.
Thursday, rumors swirled that Tyga’s alleged underage sidepiece, Kylie Jenner, was quitting her home schooling to focus on her career. Unsurprisingly, the news was met with a mix of disdain and cynicism, because that’s how the Internet works.
