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50 Cent Rips Randall Emmett’s Fiancee Lala Kent Again

It's possible that Lala Kent, the fiancée of TV producer Randall Emmett, thought 50 Cent wouldn't respond to some recent comments she made about him.

Emmett is the same guy that 50 threatened because he allegedly owed him $1 milion. The threat made the producer go to the hospital after thinking he was having a heart attack. 50 dissed Kent around that time as well after she admitted to sleeping with Emmett on the first night and accepting gifts from him.

Kent got a response from the G-Unit boss after she mentioned him during a conversation with Andy Cohen. The reality star explained to Cohen why a feud she had with Emmett didn't appear on the Bravo reality series Vanderpump Rules.

"I won’t say more than I can," she said. "There was a very public beef between myself and a pretty famous rapper, and it got very bad. When this all happened, we were not filming. I think we would have had a much harder time if it was happening during filming. But there was also a lot of legal stuff going on ... Everything’s good now. Myself and Randall and this rapper, we just don’t speak about each other."

50 caught wind of the post and responded.


"Why this b*tch don’t just leave it alone," he wrote. "I don’t have beef with this hoe, I had issues with Randell he paid me the money, it’s done. I’m sure Amber is laughing at this guys choices."

Did you have a good, hearty chuckle when you heard that Emmett checked himself into the hospital for a heart attack while beefing with 50?

Posted In: News 50 Cent
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Kevin Gates Explains To A Single Mother How She Can Still Get Some

Kevin Gates has always had some of the wildest opinions out there.

Now he's bringing that creative logic to the advice game.  Gates and his boy OG Boobie Black have opened up a "helpline" with Vice.

Here Gates is telling a single mom with two daughters how she can still date.

"Well, I'm gonna say this. When you present a boy with two daughters, it sounds like responsibilities and a boy is not equipped for responsibility," he says. "But they have men out there that can't have children. They have men out there that would love to raise your daughters as their own. And to be honest with you, when you say you not looking for your soulmate, then what are you looking for? Because the things that we desire desire us. All I could tell you is this. Don't settle. Don't force anything because if it's by force, it's never by choice."

Should Gates be talking about soulmates after being caught on camera cheating on his wife Dreka?

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RJ Payne Addresses Eminem’s Praise & Those Who Say His Co-Sign Doesn’t Mean Anything

During Eminem's chat with Lil Wayne last month, he shouted out RJ Panye as an under the radar rapper who's killing it.  Wayne agreed that Payne was one to watch.

Payne acknowledged The GOATs co-sign during a discussion with Mikey T The Movie Star of Report Card Radio. After he did, he pushed back on those who don't think getting that kind of shout out from Eminem was a big deal.

"I don’t know if it’s a new generation or if it’s just the way the world is that we don’t value sh*t or we don’t value anything until it’s not here no more, but I know who Eminem is and I know all the records he broke. So for him to acknowledge me on my level, just the punchlines and hardcore rap – I give him all respect in the world because he didn’t have to be paying attention to RJ Payne," Payne said.

He added that the co-signs from Eminem and Lil Wayne just made him more hungry.

"The day that the footage came out I shot a video 24 hours later and put that sh*t out. Eminem had seen the video, I got the confirmation he’d seen the video. I just want to work harder. I was already a workhorse, I put out seven projects per year before Marshall came along. So now when I know he’s watching or Wayne’s watching, man, I’ll probably put out more projects than anybody in the rap game. I’m hungry as hell. I should be writing and rapping right now, I only stopped putting together my merch and working on my album to do it with you. If you’ve seen my freestyle, if you’ve seen what I just put out Animal, kind of just summing up who I am for the people who might not know who I was before Eminem gave me the shout out, that’s what you can expect. Expect the highest quality lyrics, the dopest production possible. Don’t expect no deep records, don’t expect none of that because right now I want people to know Eminem wasn’t wrong. I want people to know that Lil Wayne is listening because it is some dope sh*t and it’s not what everybody else is doing. Don’t expect to tune in and hear RJ Payne doing a trap record or none of that. Expect what I’ve been doing but just times 30."

Posted In: News Eminem Lil Wayne
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Boosie Badazz Wants Drew Brees Gone After his Kneeling Comments

Drew Brees lost New Orleans Saints fan Boosie Badazz with his comments about Colin Kaepernick and kneeling.

"I will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the United States of America or our country," Brees said earlier this week.

Drew Brees apologized for his remarks this morning.

"I would like to apologize to my friends, teammates, the City of New Orleans, the black community, NFL community and anyone I hurt with my comments yesterday. In speaking with some of you, it breaks my heart to know the pain I have caused," Brees said.

But that wasn't enough for Boosie. This afternoon, the Baton Rouge rapper attacked Brees and even suggested President Trump may have slept with Brees's wife.


 

"DAM @drewbrees U SHOWED YO TRUE COLORS U LET ME DOWN BRO THE BLACK COMMUNITY IS A BIG PART OF YOUR CAREER MF ?LOOK LIKE IM GOING FOR THE FALCONS WHEN THEY PLAY SAINTS ??‍♂️I STILL AINT PUT GUCCI BACK ON YET SO AS LONG AS YOU QUARTERBACK IM NOT SUPPORTING THE SAINTS ‼️u were so happy on this pic ?I know trump was giving your wife that EYE ‼️check her dm he’s probably n it ? TRADE HIM TRADE HIM TRADE HIM TRADE HIM TRADE HIM," Boosie typed.

Do you think the 41-year old Brees can still be an effective QB after this?

Posted In: Sports Boosie Badazz
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Lakeith Stanfield Smacks Lil Wayne For His Words On George Floyd

Lil Wayne has a history of making controversial statements about race and police brutality, so it was no big surprise he said some provocative things about the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minnesota police.


"I think when we see these situations, I think we also have to understand that we have to get very specific. ... And what I mean by that is we have to stop viewing it with such a broad view, meaning we have to stop placing the blame on the whole force and the whole everybody or a certain race or everybody with a badge," Wayne said during a discussion with Fat Joe. "We have to actually get into who that person is. And if we want to place the blame on anybody, it should be ourselves for not doing more than what we think we're doing."

Wayne also criticized those who think Tweeting something is taking action.

"Some people put a tweet out and they think they did something. Some people wear a shirt and they think they did something," Wayne explained. "What you gonna do after that? Did you actually help the person? Did you actually help the family? Did you actually go out there and do something? So, if I ain't about to do all that, then I ain't about to do nothing. I'll pray for ya."

Atlanta star Lakeith Stanfield was among those who don't want to hear it from Wayne.

"Wayne STFU," he typed under a vintage photo of police protests.

Here's some more reaction.






What do you think?

 
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DMX Dismisses Lloyd Banks’ Entire Career and Existence

DMX got together today with Fat Man Scoop on Instagram Live and made it clear he doesn't think Lloyd Banks is lyrical or any good.

Scoop, of course, brought up the Verzuz battle DMX wants to have with JAY-z

"I'm not worried about anyone, my catalog crazy," X said. "I ain't never lost a battle," he added after Scoop brought up the notorious poolhall battle he had with Hov.

A bit after that Scoop listed his top 50 emcees lyrically

He threw out names like Nas, Rakim, Slick Rick, Big Daddy Kane, KRS, Fabolous, Big L, Eminem and Lil Wayne.

In the middle of all that, he dropped the name Lloyd Banks.  DMX stopped him in his tracks

"Lloyd Banks? Lyrical?" X wondered, incredulously.

"Lloyd Banks of course," Scoop shot back.  "He had some of the illest lines ever."

"Quote four bars. Impress me with four bars of his," X shot back.  "It shouldn't be hard.  Four bars ... give me two."

Scoop couldn't.

Jump to the nine-minute mark to hear DMX eject Lloyd Banks from any discussion of greatness.

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Twista Finally Took The Eminem Godzilla Speed Rap Challenge

Back when Eminem set a new Guinness world record for fastest rap with his Music To By Murdered By cut 'Godzilla', everyone was wondering "What about Twista?"

We thought we were going to get that answer three months ago when Twista accepted Shady's 'Godzilla' challenge.  But it turned out the challenge was only for amateurs and was for lip-synching, not spitting.

Nevertheless, three months later, Twista has gone full speed with his own verse over the "Godzilla" beat.

Who did it better, Twista or Em?

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Boosie Badazz Wants To Make A Deal With Looters Who Hit Icebox In Altanta

Atlanta blew up last night over the George Lloyd killing and Boosie Badazz wants to profit.

Among the stores looted in the ATL was the Icebox jewelry store in Buckhead, where many a rapper has copped much bling over the past decades.



When Boosie saw how much free stuff they got out of the store, he put out a blanket offer to the looters.


 

"WHOEVER GOT AT ICEBOX GET AT ME," Boosie type, with emojis indicating he'd pay cash.

Here's some more reaction to the Icebox getting broached.









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Tech N9NE Addresses Fat Joe Saying Eminem Can’t be Touched In Verzuz

Last week, Fat Joe said that DMX wouldn't stand a chance against Eminem in a Verzuz battle and suggested nobody would, because of Shady's fervent fanbase.

"There's something about that white boy, and his fans.  Nah bro.  That n*gga's David  Koresh.  That n*gga different," Fat Joe explains.  "Eminem was hot when we came out. His fans from day one when he was making "Stan" and all of that are 40, 45 years old.  These white people they teach their kids who are ten years old that Eminem is the greatest.  You go to the airport ten years are playing his hits ... they keep teaching their kids that he's the man."

Tech N9NE, who a serious music head, was asked about that.  He agreed that DMX isn't a good matchup for Em.  But he didn't agree that Shady can't be touched. [Jump to 3 minutes]

"Who could battle Eminem," Tech wondered. "Because Eminem can go from the to the mid-90s all the way up to now with "Godzilla".  All the Rihanna songs.  All the Ed Sheeran songs.  The song with Trick Trick ... He can go forever. He can go to D12.  He can use his different personalities, like Slim Shady, Marshall Mathers, Eminem, whatever. He can go on forever.  Somebody else that can go on forever ... JAY-Z.  So Eminem and JAY-Z. JAY-Z's gonna knock him out with the clubbers [like "Dirt Off Your Shoulders.]  JAY-Z and Eminem would be a good one.  It's gonna be different.  You know the thing with Nelly and Ludacris when Ludacris had the club bangers and Nelly had the going-diamond music. That's kind of how it would maybe be with Eminem and JAY-Z because they both got mega-hits," Tech explained.

As for DMX, Tech has all the respect in the world for the Dark Man.  He just doesn't think he did it long enough

"DMX, got a lot of them.  But when you get up to now though.  To go against Eminem you got to sustain from then to now," TECH explained. 

Posted In: News Eminem Jay Z Tech N9ne
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Dr. Dre Explains How Social Media Is Damaging the Game

Everyday social media becomes more and more ingrained in the music industry, with rap turning as hard into the Instagram curve as any other genre.

Dr. Dre's not sure if that's a good thing.

“I probably would’ve hated social media when I was coming up,” Dre says during an interview with GQ. “There’s a certain mystique that gets destroyed. I like the mystique. I like waiting. I don’t need anybody to know where I am every minute or what I’m doing. Or what I’m about to do ... There’s a certain mystique that came along with music that was entertaining to wait to see what was about to happen."

Dre's business partner and best buddy Jimmy Iovine is also skeptical of social media impact.

“I don’t know the impact of Instagram, it’s not mutual. If Michael Jackson had Instagram, would he have ended up healthier? Who knows. I think what’s happened is, ‘great’ was never behind fame as much as it is now. Fame is what the currency is. Likes or whatever the stuff is. So fame, and if you happen to be great … musicians up until recently, that’s why people put music out every day. That’s marketing," Iovine said. But not all of its great because that’s impossible. I think ‘great’ has pulled back a little bit.”

Jump to 15 minutes to hear Dre and Iovine talk about social media.  But the whole interview is worthwhile.

Posted In: News Dr. Dre