Troy Ave being seen licking off shots in Irving Plaza was not the best look for NYC Hip-Hop. Nevertheless, the Brooklyn rapper, who is out on bail and banned from all performance venues, is suing Irving Plaza for allowing a gun to get into the building.
This edition of Wired Tracks takes a step back from rap (somewhat) and forays into the world of UK songbird NAO, as she releases her long-awaited debut album For All We Know.
Troy Ave is a free man after coming up with a $500k bond. However, the stipulations keep him from leaving New York City and bans him from all performance venues.
Top Dawg Entertainment’s Ab-Soul appeared on stage at the Steez Day festival last Thursday (July 7), gracing the stage with his potent bar game. Soulo used a bit of his stage time to take clever shots at Jay Electronica and Troy Ave during his set, much to the delight of the crowd.
The Internets receive an early listen of “Sucker For Pain,” a track from the Suicide Squad film soundtrack that’s loaded with guest appearances from some heavy hitters.
Troy Ave‘s lawyer has his work cut out for him. The Brooklyn rapper formally plead not guilty to attempted murder in a Manhattan court today (June 22).
T.I. doesn’t have a d*mn thing to say about Troy Ave‘s criminal case in New York.
The Game is already releasing new music, despite just releasing the Streets of Compton soundtrack last week. His latest track is titled “All Eyez,” featuring Jeremih and production by Scott Storch.
Troy Ave has managed to duck murder charges, but he’s still in a world of trouble. The Brooklyn rapper has been indicted on various charges, all felonies, stemming from the shooting at a T.I. concert at Irving Plaza in NYC.
Troy Ave is creating a $10,000 scholarship fund named after his slain friend Ronald “Banga” McPhatter.
Today (June 9), Troy Ave was indicted on sealed charges related to his involvement in a fatal shooting at Irving Plaza in New York City on May 25. The Brooklyn rapper, who recuperating from a gunshot wound he received during the incident, was not present in court.
2Pac is one of the most influential rappers of all time, but not just for his lyrics and image. It’s also because many rappers after him have tried to emulate the success he achieved due to going to prison.
