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Guapdad 4000 & Lil B Squash Beef After Police Brutality Argument

Lil B and Guapdad 4000 hopped on the phone to speak about their differences, coming together at the end of the day. Two Bay Area rappers, Lil B and Guapdad 4000, seemingly kicked off a feud this week after disagreeing over the former’s remarks on police brutality. On Twitter, Lil B commented on the protests that have been taking place following the death of George Floyd and the Ferragamo Falcon took offense to something that was said, raising his eyebrows and asking for clarification. “Police ain’t never jumped me but blacks did… I’m not against blacks and Im not...
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Steph Curry Explains What People Have To Do To Create Change

Steph Curry is sickened by what happened to George Floyd. George Floyd’s death at the hands of the police has led to widespread outrage, and justifiably so. As of right now, protests continue to rage on throughout the United States and people are looking for both answers and timely solutions. Unfortunately, our leadership doesn’t seem to be interested in any of that right now. Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry has always been vocal about injustices and recently, he shared his opinion on what’s been happening in regards to the Floyd protests. As reported by NBC Sports Bay Area, Curry explained...
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Big Meech Considers Changing BMF Name: Report

Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory is looking to change the meaning of the Black Mafia Family acronym. Big Meech is still fighting for a compassionate release from prison, cutting his sentence in half after serving part of his 30-year sentence as the co-owner of BMF (Black Mafia Family). He is reportedly attempting to convince the authorities that he will change his ways when he makes it out, even going so far as to propose a name change for BMF. According to an exclusive unconfirmed report by All Hip Hop, Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory is looking to change the meaning of the...
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Lonzo, LaMelo, & LiAngelo Ball Take Part In Police Brutality Protests

All three of the Ball brothers took to the streets this weekend to stand up against racial injustice. Lonzo, LiAngelo, and LaMelo Ball are all mostly known for their skills out on the basketball court but this weekend, they engaged in something much more important than sports. If you’ve been following the news, then you probably know about the death of George Floyd at the hands of the police. His killing has sparked protests all across the nation and the Ball brothers used their platform to take part in these demonstrations. Throughout the weekend, all three brothers posted videos to their social...
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Minneapolis Police Union Chief Bob Kroll Championing For Officers Who Killed George Floyd

Kroll plans to fight for the jobs of cops who murdered George Floyd. Bob Kroll, the president of the Police Officers Federation of Minneapolis, is under fire after a controversial letter the union chief wrote to federation members on Monday was leaked. Former Minneapolis Police Department chief Janee Harteau obtained a letter Kroll sent to union members and took the letter public on Twitter, calling Kroll a disgrace and urging for him to turn in his badge.  In the letter, Kroll addressed fellow union members and praised police in their handling of the protests, writing they’d done “excellent work”...
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Nike LeBron 3 "Fairfax" Rumored To Be Dropping: Details

LeBron James’ infamous Nike shoes continue to make a return. LeBron James is in the 17th season of his NBA career and he continues to dominate and put up numbers that are indicative of a player who should be considered as the NBA’s MVP. Throughout those 17 seasons, he has dropped 17 signature sneakers with Nike and they have all made their mark on sneaker culture. Perhaps his first great sneaker was the LeBron 3 which was released all the way back in 2005. There were some pretty incredible PE’s including the Fairfax High School-inspired model of the same...
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Erykah Badu Urges Protesters To "Fall Back": "We Are Out Gunned"

Erykah Badu’s recent comments on the protests have warranted backlash. The murder of George Floyd has been met with outrage across the country with peaceful protests taking places in numerous cities. Though with the involvement of the National Guard and local law enforcement the tensions have rose, many celebrities are chiming in with sometimes unpopular opinions on the matter. Ethan Miller/Getty Images Erykah Badu took to Twitter where she shared her thoughts regarding some of the protests across America right now, though not everyone appreciated it. “Military just part of a design. POWERS THAT BE designed it this way...
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Nicki Minaj Breaks Silence On George Floyd’s Murder

Nicki Minaj says that all four officers are responsible for the death of George Floyd and they should all be held accountable. Nicki Minaj is breaking her silence on the murder of George Floyd after protests have been taking over the country. The rapper issued a statement and reminded people that, without us speaking out, this will just happen again. She shared a board with the last words of people of color that were killed by police officers, including George Floyd. “When 4 black THUGS commit a crime, if 1 person commits murder, they ALL get charged & CONVICTED....
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Ty Dolla $ign Shares New Song About George Floyd & Racism

Ty Dolla $ign shares a portion of his new song with Skrillex and Ant Clemons about the death of George Floyd. People are sick and tired of having to read about another black man killed by the police after George Floyd lost his life last week. The 46-year-old man lost his life due to asphyxia by way of sustained and forceful pressure to his neck and back, cutting off his airway. Protests have taken place across North America and several artists have spoken out by way of their music.  We have already shared new songs from Conway The Machine...
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Facebook Employees Stage Virtual Walkout To Protest Trump Post

This is in response to the company’s lack of response to Trump’s heinous posts. A couple of Facebook employees decided to stage a virtually boycott today, in response to the company’s stance on Donald Trump’s posts and in light of the protests for George Floyd’s murder. The virtual walk-out involved employees of Facebook requesting time off and creating an out-of-office response to their email accounts alerting senders of their organizing. As pointed out by numerous publications, the phrase Trump used, “when the looting starts, the shooting starts,” originated from the 1960s, when a white police chief in Miami responded to civil unrest in black...
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