Is the G-unit click making a comeback? Rumors Rumors have started saying 50cent and the G-unit is slowly coming back around to lead the hiphop pack again. If you were listening about a year ago you heard the stories of turmoil inside the G-unit family. 50cent had problems with other artist Like The Game. Young Buck wanted to strike out on his own and make a name for himself in the cash money camp. Many magazines have reported that the G-unit camp is slowly coming back around but is the public tired of G-unit? Lloyd Banks says "he wants to expose the fake in the game." Well whatever is going on they better make something happen quick, because folks is tired of the 50cent crew and just want real hiphop back.
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Monday, March 24, 2008
Friday, March 14, 2008
Hiphop Got Quite
Hip hop has been quite lately now one has really sayed nothing or been into anything since the T.I. situation. I think the movement of hiphop is slowly going back to creative rhymes and an awaking of the people. Give me your opinion on where you think hiphop is right now.
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Friday, January 11, 2008
Dumb Down Rappng
Since the release of my album Cool Water "A Good Education Gone Bad", I have noticed that many people have made strange comments about my music. Todays' rap music is simple with just hooks and some water downed words. I have noticed that with my albumthat people are say, "I had to stop and think about what your were saying." Its Time out for the game playing with hiphop music, because we got real issues going on in the hood. Our kids can't think, or use critical thinking skills inorder to solve a problem. Today's music is doing just what they want which is keep you dumb down so that you don't see the sneak attact when it comes. Music is meant to evoke emotions and draw a feeling whether its happy mad or sad. Dumb down rappping has been going on now for a while, but its time for a change. I say you need to check out the album Cool Water a Good Education Gone Bad !!!
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Friday, November 30, 2007
Who Got Next
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Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Is T.I. Guilty or Innocent for Gun Possession
Your Neighbor hood hero caught slippen again!!! Is T.I. Guilty or Innocent ? 27 year old Clifford Harris was caught for gun possession early last week the day of the B.E.T awards. T.I. is a convicted felon who by state law is not allowed to carry a firearm.
Earlier this month, a federal firearms dealer told the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives that a man was inquiring about buying a machine gun without registering the weapon as required, according to a criminal complaint filed Saturday in U.S. District Court in Atlanta.
After trying to buy several machine guns from an undercover ATF agent, the unnamed person began cooperating with the government and said he was buying the machine gun and silencers for Harris, according to the complaint.
The person, a bodyguard for Harris, said he had bought about nine firearms for the rapper, who had given him cash to buy guns four times, the complaint said. As a convicted felon, Harris brokered the deals through his bodyguard, the complaint alleged.
It is against the law for a convicted felon to have another person obtain firearms on their behalf. The rapper arranged to meet with the bodyguard Saturday to exchange cash for weapons, the complaint said.
A native of Atlanta, T.I. sold crack cocaine as a teenager. In 2004, warrants were issued for his arrest on probation violations for a drug conviction, and he was sentenced to three years in jail. It was unclear Saturday how much of the sentence he actually served.
After his arrest in a shopping center parking lot near the awards show site, agents found three firearms in Harris' vehicle, including a loaded firearm between the driver's seat and center console, according to the complaint.
Searching T.I.'s home in the Atlanta suburb of East Point, authorities found six guns in a closet, including three allegedly bought by the bodyguard for the rapper in September, according to the complaint. Agents said five were loaded.The 27-year-old rapper - born Clifford Harris - is charged with possession of unregistered machine guns and silencers, as well as possession of firearms by a convicted felon.
U.S. attorney's office spokesman Patrick Crosby said Harris was in federal custody at an undisclosed location. Sydney Margetson, a spokesman for T.I.'s record label, Atlantic Records, declined to comment Saturday evening.
Earlier this month, a federal firearms dealer told the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives that a man was inquiring about buying a machine gun without registering the weapon as required, according to a criminal complaint filed Saturday in U.S. District Court in Atlanta.
After trying to buy several machine guns from an undercover ATF agent, the unnamed person began cooperating with the government and said he was buying the machine gun and silencers for Harris, according to the complaint.
The person, a bodyguard for Harris, said he had bought about nine firearms for the rapper, who had given him cash to buy guns four times, the complaint said. As a convicted felon, Harris brokered the deals through his bodyguard, the complaint alleged.
It is against the law for a convicted felon to have another person obtain firearms on their behalf. The rapper arranged to meet with the bodyguard Saturday to exchange cash for weapons, the complaint said.
A native of Atlanta, T.I. sold crack cocaine as a teenager. In 2004, warrants were issued for his arrest on probation violations for a drug conviction, and he was sentenced to three years in jail. It was unclear Saturday how much of the sentence he actually served.
After his arrest in a shopping center parking lot near the awards show site, agents found three firearms in Harris' vehicle, including a loaded firearm between the driver's seat and center console, according to the complaint.
Searching T.I.'s home in the Atlanta suburb of East Point, authorities found six guns in a closet, including three allegedly bought by the bodyguard for the rapper in September, according to the complaint. Agents said five were loaded.
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Earlier this month, a federal firearms dealer told the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives that a man was inquiring about buying a machine gun without registering the weapon as required, according to a criminal complaint filed Saturday in U.S. District Court in Atlanta.
After trying to buy several machine guns from an undercover ATF agent, the unnamed person began cooperating with the government and said he was buying the machine gun and silencers for Harris, according to the complaint.
The person, a bodyguard for Harris, said he had bought about nine firearms for the rapper, who had given him cash to buy guns four times, the complaint said. As a convicted felon, Harris brokered the deals through his bodyguard, the complaint alleged.
It is against the law for a convicted felon to have another person obtain firearms on their behalf. The rapper arranged to meet with the bodyguard Saturday to exchange cash for weapons, the complaint said.
A native of Atlanta, T.I. sold crack cocaine as a teenager. In 2004, warrants were issued for his arrest on probation violations for a drug conviction, and he was sentenced to three years in jail. It was unclear Saturday how much of the sentence he actually served.
After his arrest in a shopping center parking lot near the awards show site, agents found three firearms in Harris' vehicle, including a loaded firearm between the driver's seat and center console, according to the complaint.
Searching T.I.'s home in the Atlanta suburb of East Point, authorities found six guns in a closet, including three allegedly bought by the bodyguard for the rapper in September, according to the complaint. Agents said five were loaded.The 27-year-old rapper - born Clifford Harris - is charged with possession of unregistered machine guns and silencers, as well as possession of firearms by a convicted felon.
U.S. attorney's office spokesman Patrick Crosby said Harris was in federal custody at an undisclosed location. Sydney Margetson, a spokesman for T.I.'s record label, Atlantic Records, declined to comment Saturday evening.
Earlier this month, a federal firearms dealer told the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives that a man was inquiring about buying a machine gun without registering the weapon as required, according to a criminal complaint filed Saturday in U.S. District Court in Atlanta.
After trying to buy several machine guns from an undercover ATF agent, the unnamed person began cooperating with the government and said he was buying the machine gun and silencers for Harris, according to the complaint.
The person, a bodyguard for Harris, said he had bought about nine firearms for the rapper, who had given him cash to buy guns four times, the complaint said. As a convicted felon, Harris brokered the deals through his bodyguard, the complaint alleged.
It is against the law for a convicted felon to have another person obtain firearms on their behalf. The rapper arranged to meet with the bodyguard Saturday to exchange cash for weapons, the complaint said.
A native of Atlanta, T.I. sold crack cocaine as a teenager. In 2004, warrants were issued for his arrest on probation violations for a drug conviction, and he was sentenced to three years in jail. It was unclear Saturday how much of the sentence he actually served.
After his arrest in a shopping center parking lot near the awards show site, agents found three firearms in Harris' vehicle, including a loaded firearm between the driver's seat and center console, according to the complaint.
Searching T.I.'s home in the Atlanta suburb of East Point, authorities found six guns in a closet, including three allegedly bought by the bodyguard for the rapper in September, according to the complaint. Agents said five were loaded.
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Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Kayne Crown King !!!
Kanye vs. 50 Cent has been the topic of discussion for most in the hiphop community. As we seen on September the eleventh, Kayne clearly was crown king of hip hop by out selling Mr. Curtis Jackson a.k.a 50 Cent. This type of competition is good for hiphop. The question still remains is hiphop dead? Well according to record sales hiphop it not dead. This should be a wake up call for the industry to relaize people will spend their money on great schemes and marketing.
peace cool water
peace cool water
Thursday, September 13, 2007
50 vs. Kanye
The Battle between two hip hop giants has given hiphop some self estem. Records sales are up because of these two albums. Is hip hop dead or alive that is the question?
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