Funk Flex Ethers JAY-Z For Selling Out Colin Kaepernick & Not Doing Enough On George Floyd

Funkmaster Flex is not impressed with JAY-Z.

He thinks Hov sold Colin Kaepernick out, and now he's not doing enough in the George Floyd situation.

"I'm gonna tell ya how New York City works," Flex said about JAY-Z.  "Nobody is going to circle back to him.  You know why?  Because they are scared of him. They want to ride him all day long.  Nobody wants to hold this guy accountable for where we are at right now.  And that's JAY-Z.  Because he said we were past kneeling. That's what he said.  When he went to grab that moneybag from the NFL.  He did a press conference. With all this goofball sh*t next to him at the press conference. And now somebody died in Minnesota.  Somebody put their knee on somebody's neck. And this guy disappeared.  And I'm gonna tell you how he's gonna do you all.  This guy is going to come around in a month.  He's gonna make a documentary and throw ten thousand dollars at the family.  Instead, he could have held people accountable.[Why can't he] take some of that money from he got from the NFL right after he sold Colin out ... and donate it to the family.  The Barclays was lit up, where was he last night."

JAY-Z did speak to Minnesota governor Tim Walz in the aftermath of George Floyd's death.  He also issued this statement.

“I prevail on every politician, prosecutor and officer in the country to have the courage to do what is right,” Jay said. “Have the courage to look at us as humans, dads, brothers, sisters and mothers in pain and look at yourselves.”

Do you agree with Flex that JAY sold out Colin Kaepernick and isn't doing enough about George Floyd?

Meek Mill Responds To Tekashi 6ix9ine After He Clowned Him For Not Protesting

Tekashi 6ix9ine says he can't speak on George Floyd because of the terms of his house arrest, but that's not stopping him from attacking other rappers like Meek Mill. 

Meek dropped the track "Otherside Of America" in response to what's going in the United States, and Tekashi was quick to jump on the Philly rappers back for not hitting the streets to protest. 

"If Kanye, who is way more famous than all these rappers is outside protesting with the people, why is the wannabe Martin Luther King Not but has no problem dropping a song during times like this to capitalize.," Tekashi wrote on the post, adding "BUT YOU THE VOICE FOR THE STREETS ??? YOU F*CKIN CLOWN"

Well, Meek wasn't digging Tekashi's post (which was recently deleted) and took to social media himself to address the accusation. 

According to Meek, his whole life has been a protest, and we can only assume he means his criminal record, jail time and his current fight for prison reform with Jay-Z, Michael Rubin, and more.

my whole life a protest..... literally!

— Meek Mill (@MeekMill) June 5, 2020

Lil Wayne Explains His Comments on George Floyd That Rubbed So Many The Wrong Way

During an interview with Fat Joe, Lil Wayne made comments about the killing of George Floyd that rubbed a lot of people the wrong way.

"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. "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 then added wasn't down with activism by Tweet or T-Shirt.

On Tonight's episode of Young Money radio with Killer Mike, Wayne revisited and explained those comments.

"I respect the effort of the people to seek justice and what they doin'. I just knew it was time for more action than a tweet. Also, my mama always told me—I sat in the passenger seat getting picked up from school every day and dropped off. I would look outside that window in the 'hood, so you gon' see situations when you riding home. I might make a comment or give my opinion on what I just saw.

"'Mind you f*ckin' business,'" his mom would tell him, giving him a smack. "Mind your business. You don't even ask, 'Why you smack me? Why I need to mind my business?' But you know one thing, I need to mind my damn business. So, for folks out there that figure that whatever, Wayne gon' say this or... Listen. I'm from New Orleans, understand. I'm from New Orleans where, what we're seeing ladies and gentlemen around the world finally because [of] the cameraphones and all that, baby, we went through that every day. We saw that, we went through that every week. We gave police names, just cause of who they were and how they were, and we got used to that... That was the system. That's what I grew up in. So, don't blame me, don't fault me. But if you do, you already know."

Do you now better see where Wayne is coming from?

T.I. Wants The 50 Cent and The Lil Wayne Smoke

Everyone's feeling out who they should go up against in a Verzuz battle.  During T.I.'s chat with Peter Rosenberg, he was asked the inevitable question of who he thinks he should match up with. [Jump to 10 minutes if you don't want to hear Tip pontificate on non-rap topics..]

 

 

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T.I. joined “Open Late” to discuss who he wants to battle in the next @verzuztv, his pick for Joe Biden’s VP and his brand new movie ?

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"People be asking for me and Jeezy.  I'll go up against anybody from our generation," Tip said. Then he volunteered a name.  "50."

But 50 Cent wasn't all.  T.I. had another name.

"Me and Wayne," Tip added. "He gonna be tough.  I'm pulling up though."

T.I. and Wayne have a pretty interesting history, as Tip hasn't been afraid to criticize Weezy.

What do you think about the potential Verzuz matchup of T.I. vs. 50 Cent and the potential Verzuz matchup of T.I. vs. Lil Wayne?

Lil Wayne Thought Future Was Shouting Him Out

Lil Wayne is notorious for having no idea what's going on in the rap game.

So it's not surprising that when he heard Future's  "Wheezy Outta Here" tag he thought Hendrix was talking about him, no the producer Wheezy.

Wayne explained the confusion on Young Money radio.

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Lil Wayne really be in his own world ??

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 "I ain't even gonna tell you... First of all, I thought when I first heard that—like I told y'all, I don't know nothin' 'bout nothin', so when I first heard those beats, those songs with 'Wheezy Outta Here,' I just thought that was Future shouting me out every time. Call me vain, I don't know what you gon' call me. I was like man. I had to ask Mack . You know I gotta ask Mack everything. I had to ask Mack, 'Why that n*gga Future keep shouting me out on people's songs and they ain't even talking about me on the song," Wayne said laughing.

It's all good now.  In fact, Wayne says Wheezy is one of his favorite producers.

Boosie Badazz Breaks Down The Secret Rooms In His Atlanta Home

When Boosie Badazz designed his Atlanta home he included two secret rooms.  He broke them down in his latest Vlad TV interview.

"I want a wall closet that look like a wall right here with a latch behind and when I hit the latch and it opens up and that's going to be my freak home," Boosie explained he told the builder.

The only thing he would reveal about the freak room was there was an old school boom box in it, which isn't too freaky.

He expanded more upon his other secret room, which he said will protect him from a vengeful God.

"A purge room.  If the purge comes.  It's cemented.  You can't shoot through it.  Just in case the purge coming and they closing on on us.  You gotta go to that room with all of that concrete.  You can't shoot through that.  You never know with Corona the purge might be coming.  I believe anything can happen in this world.  I feel like God punishing us for not living by the bible and all of these people doing this, pushing this. God is punishing us.  And He got more coming, bro.  There's too much sin," Boosie explained. 

Brandy Doesn’t Watch "Moesha" Reruns With Her Teen Daughter: "I’m Just Her Mom"

Brandy may be remembered as “Moesha” from her sitcom days, but she recently revealed that she doesn’t revisit those times with her daughter.

Wiz Khalifa Names The Two Weakest Pot Smokers In The Rap Game

Wiz Khalifa has a well-earned reputation for having very strong lungs.

During his interview with Big Boy, Wiz was asked if he would call out famous people he's partied with who couldn't handle the smoke. [Jump to 16 minutes.]

"What celebrity that Wiz Khalifa smoked with that they couldn't hang," Big Boy wondered.

"Big Sean," Wiz said quickly and then paused. "French Montana. See I'm stoned so I can't think of anyone."

We are surprised Wiz didn't mention Swae Lee, as he almost murdered the Rae Sreummurd bro during their Dazed & Blazed tour.

We are not surprised he mentioned French.  Not so much because he looks like a weed lightweight.  But because nobody in the rap game seems to have any issue with throwing dirt on French's name for any reason.

NBA Youngboy Causes Concern Among Fans With Alarming Tweet

NBA Youngboy sent a tweet on Sunday that has a lot of his fans worried. The alarming message comes shortly after the 20-year-old said that he deleted his Instagram page because women were trying to incriminate him.

Suicide¿

— NBA YOUNGBOY (@GGYOUNGBOY) April 19, 2020

People then told NBA that they're praying for him. Others said that he means too much to his fans and music to harm himself.

NBA's tweet comes after his girlfriend Iyanna Mayweather was arrested for stabbing his child's mother Lapattra Lashai Jacobs. She's now facing 99-years in prison. 

Hopefully, NBA is okay and gets some help if he really is suicidal.

The Game Addresses Rumor He’s Broke

The Game no longer owns his record label and the royalties to his last album after a judge gave them to Priscilla Rainey, who had won a $7.1 million sexual assault judgment against the Compton spitter.

In response to the report of Rainey's windfall, Game's manager Wack 100 jumped in and said that he's the one who owns the royalties.

All this has led to speculation that Game is broke.  He pushed back on that in a series of deleted Instagram posts, in which he flexed his wealth.

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The Game speaks ?

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"Y'all want to be broke sooooo bad lol ... I'm waiting on this Teddy Riley & Babyface battle on live ... People out here dying from the rona ... n blogs out here worried about me, creating false narratives for this Waffle House roach who doing anything her thirsty ass can to try n take money from me. "He's broke, she got all his money, what he gone do now, better go record album etc" ... I'm enjoying retirement !!! Work for yours like I worked for mine !!!! Y'all been saying she got 7 million for 7 years & yet here I am, laid up tipys off my 5th quarantini watching Tiger King Lol.... they'll find Carol Baskin's husband before she ever get a penny from under my car seat," Game claimed.