West coast tandem DJ Sourmilk and Justin Credible, better known as the LA Leakers, return to the Internets with a gift in mixtape form called #LeaksOfTheIndustry.
With another Thursday comes a third “U.O.E.N.O.” remix as promised. This time around, fellow ATLien 2 Chainz adds a his brand of comedy and wit to Rocko‘s catchy hit. Like the two remixes that precede this, listeners can expect the same verses from the Atlanta rapper and the chanty chorus provided by Future.
Rocko, or should we say his “U.O.E.N.O.” track, has been the topic of conversation and has sparked national attention for an otherwise local star. The Atlanta native sat down with The Breakfast Club to discuss the aforementioned record, how he gets his money, how he positioned Future’s career and more.
True to his word, Rocko drops another remix to his controversial “U.O.E.N.O.” single. This time, it features A$AP Rocky and, once again, Future.
Looks like the blowback from Rick Ross’ controversial lyrics has come back to hit him where it really hurts, his pockets. Reebok has reportedly dropped Rozay as a spokesman.
The controversy surrounding Rick Ross’s questionable line has taken steam from an otherwise quality record in Rocko‘s “U.O.E.N.O.” It looks like the Atlanta rapper has grander plans for his hypnotic jam though, as he swaps out Rozay’s verse for one from Wiz Khalifa on the official remix, courtesy of Mr. X.
Rick Ross’ safety is still up for concern, apparently. Promoters canned his Canada show over alleged “safety concerns,” AllHipHop.com reports.
Rick Ross may have a lot of people upset over his lyrics on Rocko’s now infamous “U.O.E.N.O.” track, but he’s also got some people in his corner. The latest rapper to come to his defense is Tyga.
More details have emerged surrounding the attempted drive-by shooting of Rick Ross back in January. Witnesses at the scene revealed that the shooter, or shooters, that blasted at Rozay while he was driving Rolls Royce with his girlfriend in the passenger seat were in a BMW.
Rick Ross better tread lightly. A firestorm of criticism has been hurled Rozay’s way because of lyrics that condone date r@ping a woman. The MMG rapper apologized today via Twitter, while also promoting new music shortly thereafter.
It hasn’t been a good public relations year for Rick Ross and Lil Wayne, with both men under fire for lyrics that many say crossed the lines of decency. One radio station has responded to the popular rappers and their questionable output by pulling their music off the air.
We receive our daily dosage off “I can take your girl” rap courtesy of Ca$h Out‘s latest effort “Who Gives A Phuck.” The Atlanta native is still trying to evade one-hit wonder status sparked by his smash single “Cashin’ Out.” He taps fellow ATLien Rocko for a feature, who kicks the same ghetto prophet game that can be […]
