50 hasn't stopped taunting French Montana since then; I guess it hit 50 below the belt...the truth is beater. 50 Cent should remember that he did similar stuffs at the beginning of his career. Anyway, 50 just dropped a successful single, My Life, (with Eminem and Adam Levine) and as a way to celebrate, he thought it would be cool to taunt French Montana some more.
"He runs his mouth prematurely, he's not ready to compete on any level with me," Fif said in an interview. "When I drop a record and it becomes the number one selling record in twelve hours, after you saying that, I think you should be quiet a little bit. You should hear the crickets now. So moving forward, I'll put him completely out of business. I'll put him out of business off the block, the corner -- he only had one song and you didn't even care about it because it was him, it had four other people on it. You don't got to pick a side -- my run itself will pick a side. That's your new Ja Rule right now. He's going to be your new Ja Rule." (Peter Parker)
For the people that don't know, Eve was signed to Dr. Dre's Aftermath Records back in 1998 when Dre was just starting out the label. She was going by Eve Of Destruction back then, but she got dropped from the label before anything could come out of her deal. She dropped the "...Of Destruction" from her name, and got signed to Ruff Ryderz/Interscope. She blew up with her "What You Want" single, and she became the hottest female rapper in the 1999. She went on to have a very successful rap career.
"Aftermath was my first home, with Dr. Dre," Eve reminded viewers when she appeared on Wednesday's "RapFix Live." "But me and Dre just couldn't get along. ... I'm a strong chick and I don't like being told what to do. I don't care if you're the best at what you do. Dre just knows how to push your buttons, but I just have to say every time he pushed my buttons, he got the best out of me. So he knew what he was doin'.
Today is Game's 33rd birthday- Happy Birthday to The Game. But, what's news about it is that he just bought himself a black and yellow coloured Bugatti Veyron ($2 million) . I think that is big deal for Game, cos he is really not on the success level of a Kanye West, or a 50 Cent, or a Jay-Z...the people I mentioned can buy a 2 million dollar car and not feel it cos they are individually worth over $100 million.
Game has a new show airing on cable network channel, VH 1, ttitled Marrying The Game (with his Fiancée) and he said they pitched in for him to get the Bugatti. I think maybe they paid some part of the money for the car...maybe part of his salary. I know there is way bigger money in TV than the music business, so I'm sure Game is getting a lot of money for this show. Check out his tweet on the car below-
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Yeah, 03, I went from back filthy to filthy rich
"Maybe he got something he wants to tell us, you know, about his secret life," Game said in response to 50's "My Life" reference. "Ain't nobody worried about 50. Let's just ask the people. That's really the best he can do. You know what I'm saying? Buck is in jail, his situation is that, he can't defend himself from there. ... Every now and again, you get these zombie movies where no matter how many times you shoot them, they keep [getting back up]. ... My last freestyle was probably '500 Bars' and like 26 minutes long. The freestyle that killed G-Unit, the whole staff, record label, the clothes is '300 Bars' and I might have to go and double that up and just really say everything I want to say. There's more to say." (Power 106)
There is a general boost in sales on the chart this week; i guess it's because of the Thanksgiving holiday of last week. Kendrick Lamar's "Good Kid, M.A.A.D City" sold 10k copies more than it did last week; the album sold an impressive 49,000 copies this week, and now totals at 428,000 copies sold. Gold is piece of cake for it right now, Platinum status is the destination.
I think they give too much focus to the biggest acts on the label- Wayne, Drake, Tyga and Nicki Minaj. I was glad when I saw Ace Hood's new video with Trey Songz (I Need Your Love) on MTV yesterday; I think Ace has really developed himself (skill-wise) through the years, and can become bigger than he currently is in years to come. But I think the label also has to get out an album by Cory Gunz; he is talented, and has a lil hype right now. 
This is definitely going to start off with M.O.P., first off. There's no way you can't put M.O.P. in there. No explanation needed.
There's a dude that nobody probably knows of. I need you to go and look this dude up. His name is Mr. Mike. I believe he's from Texas. He had an album called Wicked Wayz back in 1997 I believe. I don't think he ever put out another album but Mr. Mike? A beast. At that time it was kind of hard for the South to get any light but when I tell you he used to wrap circles around the top guy at that time. The dude is bananas. His name is Mr. Mike. It's crazy.
Bun B is kinda hot. He's always carried that flag for Houston for years. A lot of people respect Bun B and he goes hard on the track. Bun B is fire, so you can't take that away from him.
One of my favorites, Raekwon, has to be in there. I think Raekwon is one of the dopest emcees to ever grip a mic. A lot of people know but there's still a lot of people that don't know. When we talk about dope emcees, we should really be talking about dope emcees. Like when we came out, rapping was more about your lyrics or your style alone. Raekwon actually had both. A lot of people didn't have that. A lot of people would have style but no lyrics. Some people would have lyrics but no style. Raekwon had both and he had that whole street feel. Raekwon is another one.
We can't forget about Guru. Let me tell you something. His voice alone? I wish I had that man's voice. His voice alone was bananas. He never changed his voice. You never heard him get on a record and chance his voice. The same way he talked to you was the same way he rapped. He would preach to you, [but didn't] try to make you feel like he was smarter than you like a lot of rappers do. Guru would preach to you and teach you things that kids today don't even understand. He was a sharp dude. This dude would glow on stage. I was blessed to tour and work with him. This dude was special. Guru would be my top pick. (sohh.com)
"The overall theme [of Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors] is making the best tunes on the planet," he said. "I've always been dedicated to making this Jedi rap shit, we are Jedis, this is elite street Dungeon Family action, and we just take pride in what we do. We love our fans, we've been here for a minute, we gonna be here and we ain't going nowhere. You feel me? That's how we do it…I've [also] got a coffee table book around the time the album comes out."
1. Ascending 
"I never really, really stopped [making music]," he said. "I'm Muslim…and it's a difference of opinion if music is haraam or not, and haraam is something that's not lawful [in sharia], and the majority of the scholars agree that music is haraam. Me being a Muslim and trying to be a good Muslim, I was between should I do it or not and should I keep going with the music. It's definitely something I have a passion for, I'm good at and it's how I've been feeding my family for years. It's something that I struggled with, but I decided to continue working with the music. So after the Roc-A-Fella split, I really just had to gather my thoughts, get everything together and see what I was going to do next, and I just went back to what I know."
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I realized how intertwined Kim Kardashian's life is in the music industry, and the whole American social circle, and I thought it would be cool to give people a glimpse of her life before she got popular...or infamous. Kim was born and raised in L.A, California; so, you understand now why she loves the camera so much. She was born on October 21st 1980, to parents- Robert Kardashian (Defence Attorney), and Kris Kardashian. Kim's father was actually on O.J Simpson's defence team back when O.J caught the murder case in 1994. The couple divorced in 1990, and Kris Kardashian married Bruce Jenner the following year, and she became Mrs.Kris Jenner.
In 2004, after her divorce, she became a stylist for Brandy. She also worked other assistant roles for several other celebrities, including being a shopper for Lindsay Lohan. As she got into the whole Hollywood lifestyle, she met and started dating Brandy's brother (Ray-J), around the mid 2000s. Later a sex tape with both of them in it surfaced in 2007. She sued Vivid Entertainment (the company that put the sex tape out there), and she got an out-of court settlement of $5 million. WOW! Is that serious cash or what?
In the same year the sex tape came out, she began dating New Orleans Saints running back, Reggie Bush. And that same year, she got a contract for a TV Series titled, Keeping Up With The Kardashians, with E! Network. The show stared/stars her other sister's Kourtney & Khloe; her brother, Rob; her mother, Kris, and her step father, Bruce Jenner. It has had various other spin-offs like- Kourtney and Kim Take New York. She and her sisters used their new found fame to open a clothing boutique called DASH in 2008- the first one was in L.A, but they now have outlets in New York, and Miami.
Kim has numerous other business ventures- she has released 5 fragrances to date. In her personal life, she dated Reggie Bush on and off from 2007-2010. She flirted with Kanye West around 2010, but her sister (Khloe) said in an interview that it was nothing serious, and that the two were just sleeping together. She started dating Kris Humphries some time in 2011, and he proposed marriage to her 6 months later. They got married on August 20 2011, and 72 days later, on October 31, Kim Filed for divorce.
A couple of weeks later, she was seen in various locations with Kanye West, and the two have been an item since then. I should add that earlier this year, Kim and the rest of the Kardashians got a new contract with E! Network for their Keeping Up The Kardashians TV show to keep airing on the TV network...the deal was worth $40 million...the highest payment for any TV series in history.
North Carolina rapper, Ricky Ruckus says he thinks J. Cole should be considered amongst the greats in Hip Hop history. Well, J. Cole has just one album out, and has been on the scene for just about 4 years, but I think I agree with him on this. J. Cole is one of the new generation of rappers that is really doing what Hip Hop was known for in the past...passing a message, in a very constructive and creative way.