New Music: Twerk Dat Pop That (Trick Trick feat. Eminem, and Royce Da 5'9)

Trick Trick just dropped his strip joint jam, Twerk Dat Pop That, which features Eminem, and Royce Da 5'9.

Download the song here- Twerk Dat Pop That

Is Trick Trick's Decision to Stop Rick Ross From Performing in Detroit a Wise One?

So, 41 year old Detroit rapper, Trick Trick stopped Rick Ross from performing in Detroit some days ago, because he feels Ross didn't comply by his 'No Fly Zone' rules. He locked the gates to the venue, and with his 100 local goons, blocked Ross's tour bus from getting anywhere near the venue. I thought the No Fly Zone thing was about artist paying him a fee before performing in Detroit (Trick Trick is the unofficial Mayor of Detroit), but he has said that it ain't about the money. Read his words below. 








"I move how I move because I stand for something. My no fly zone ain't about taking nobody's money. I don't want your motherf*cking money, nobody. What the f*ck I look like? Telling somebody you got to me pay me to come to my town. Don't you think I would have been in f*cking prison if that what was going on? And as far as the incident the other day, you see what the f*ck the police said; no arrests were made, so what the f*ck did I do wrong?" (WSHH)









So, if his No Fly Zone is not about money, it must be about only allowing people he is cool with perform in the city. Or maybe allowing people who pay him due respect; this is even funnier. Cos, this doesn't seem like a wise move; it sounds like a childish move. Okay, you believe Ross is fake, that's fine. But, you have to know that a certain amount of people in your city have already paid for tickets to see that fake rapper, and their choice should be respected. Also, the promoters had already paid for the venue, and Ross's performance fee. He showed up at the venue, and you and your goons blocked his way. This might put a dent in Ross's image, and satisfy Trick Trick's ego, but Ross already got paid, and he can't return the money since he showed up at the venue, and the promoters didn't do their part of the work in securing the venue.





The way I see it, Detroit is losing money with the No Fly Zone. It still amazes me how 40 year old black men can keep hanging on to these gang related ways, and believe it is forward moving. And black people complain about racism. How do you want other races to respect you when this is what you support. A 41 year old MAN, still behaving like a teenager. How can we be taken seriously?

Young Berg Comments on Maino and Trick Trick Altercations

Young berg, at one time got synonymous with being beat down or having your chain stolen. Berg was beat up at Trick Trick's club in 09, and then received a beat down by Maino sometime later. He also got his chain stolen by a British rapper in 2010. I am glad he took some time off, went underground for a while, making some side money by writing for other artist. In case you don't know who he is, Ray J featured him on his 2008 hit, Sexy Can I.


He has come forward to speak on his past issues and controversies, and i think i like the way he explained them-


“I was like 30 deep. I went in the club and I went to the back because I had the number one record at the time,” he said, stating that he wanted a free bottle. “[The co-owner] come back and he said, ‘My partner Trick Trick said ain’t no love for you on those bottles.’ I was like, your partner? Hold on. So now we’re in Trick Trick’s club, I come to find out, the same club that I didn’t want to go to and perform. Now, I’m in the club.

“I’m like 5’6, 150 pounds. I come out there and the whole club security surrounds me. They whooped my ass through the club, the security,” he continued. “[My entourage] was all around us and they was getting they ass whooped too!”

He also spoke on his altercation with Maino-

“I was in Arizona and just took the L with the [Atlanta] chain. I went to Maino - I was in a club, Jazmine Sullivan’s album release party or something - and I was wasted. I was wasted. I was on stage and I don’t ‘even remember, I was tongue-kissing big girls right in front. What I was told, because I blacked out at that point, and I stepped to Maino and I came at him like, ‘I heard you’ve been talking crazy’ or something like that. I threw the drink down and the scuffle began,” he said. “I took that L in Detroit on the strength of someone in my entourage and I heard Maino was talking crazy.”


Personally, i think he handled it maturely. Now that he has told people how it went down, not hiding anything, regardless of how embarrassing the incidences were, there wont be much talk about the issue again. He can go back to building his music career.