ThanksGiving Eve
Wed November 25th, 2009
Young Tokyo
Presents
"Sweet Potato Pie"
@Katra • 217 Bowery st b/w Prince & Rivington st.
Music by Dj Moma & Dj Jon Quick
Doors Open @ 11PM
NO COVER for EVERYBODY b4 12am
with RSVP!!
2 Floors of Great Music.....
The Kitchen Will be Open All Night
& The Tokyo Teas will be the Thirst Quenchers of Choice
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Monday, 23 November 2009
Friday, 20 November 2009
Drama in Diddy Land
P Diddy had his 40th B day bash recently in NYC, which was said to have been a magnificent event with no ills at all. A virtual who's who as it always is when Puff steps up...The one thing that did stand out however was the attendance of both Kim Porter whom is Diddy's childs mother, and his side chick/ jumpff(check the tabloids) slash artist slash girlfriend Cassie. Rumor has it that Diddy didnt show the beauty much love between working the crowd and lounging with Kim. TROUBLE!!!!!1
Check out some highlights from the Gala
Thursday, 19 November 2009
Explosives at Grand Hustle Offices
Police in Atlanta, Georgia are investigating the Grand Hustle offices owned by rapper T.I., after two Molotov Cocktails were found in front of the building that houses the label.
A SWAT team was called to the scene to remove the two explosives devices , while ATF agents are interviewing witnesses in an attempt to identify a suspect.
Investigators are currently testing the Molotov Cocktails to determine what liquids were in the two bottles.
"One of the occupants came out early this morning to start his car up and noticed two suspicious bottles sitting on the front portion of the walkway," Officer Otis Redmond told MyFox Atlanta 5.
T.I., born Clifford Harris Jr., is currently finishing a year-long prison sentence in an Arkansas federal prison for attempting to purchase machine guns and silencers in October of 2008.
courtesy of All Hip Hop.com
A SWAT team was called to the scene to remove the two explosives devices , while ATF agents are interviewing witnesses in an attempt to identify a suspect.
Investigators are currently testing the Molotov Cocktails to determine what liquids were in the two bottles.
"One of the occupants came out early this morning to start his car up and noticed two suspicious bottles sitting on the front portion of the walkway," Officer Otis Redmond told MyFox Atlanta 5.
T.I., born Clifford Harris Jr., is currently finishing a year-long prison sentence in an Arkansas federal prison for attempting to purchase machine guns and silencers in October of 2008.
courtesy of All Hip Hop.com
The Drama Continues
As the news spreads of 50 Cent’s apparent steep sales drop for Before I Self Destruct, former protégé turned rival Game has emerged to take the credit.
In a recent interview with Complex.com to promote his forthcoming R.E.D. Album, the Game pointed to his on wax G Unit feud from 2005-2007 as what began his rivals’ “downfall.”
“It’s just Hip-Hop and I think that he’s more bitter towards me then anyone else he’s had drama with because look what I did to his brand. I killed G Unit,” Game told Complex.com. “I killed the clothes, I killed the brand, I killed Tony Yayo, Banks, and Buck at that time. Like I really f**ked up a lot of money for that dude. Not only for him but my label, Jimmy Iovine, who at this point, I’m apologetic to.”
The feud was all but finished record-wise until 50 Cent recently aimed a few bars at Game on “So Disrespectful.”
Along with the lyrical taunts (“Game you’ll never be my equal…I’m in a tax bracket you’re never gone see/When you cross me”), the Queens mogul has rebuffed any attempt to reconcile, despite mentor Dr. Dre and Game making amends.
Regarding 50’s stance, the Compton emcee feels the rivalry has run its course and does not make any sense business-wise.
“Me and his beef is old at this point. It’s pure comedy for me at this point. When he says something, I laugh. If I shoot a shot back it’s just a joke at this point,” The Game explained. “Nobody is going to kill each other. Nobody is gonna beat each other’s ass. I’m not gonna do none of that. So we might as well get along. We exist in Hip-Hop…We’re not f**king WWE wrestlers, we’re not boxers man, it’s just Hip-Hop. It’s just make music or don’t make music. It’s not a gang war, like he’s not a Crip and I’m a Blood, and this ain’t f**king ‘85, and I’m not gonna ride through his hood and do a drive by, like it’s not that serious.”
Instead of challenging Jay-Z the midst of his Before I Self Destruct promotion, The Game advised 50 could switch up his tactics and garner more attention with a reunion project.
“If we said tomorrow Game and 50 are coming out with an album, you know how many motherf**king antennas would go up? We could still sell a million records just off promoting it alone,” he offered. “I mean, I understand the business aspect of it. I understand that you know, he’s got a big ego. I’m just not one with it, I don’t have one. I forgive and forget and that’s life. One day you’re alive and the next day you die. So why spend it bitter and mad at the f**kin’ world, man? I don’t understand it.”
With “Baby By Me” as the current single, 50 Cent’s Before I Self Destruct is projected to sell 160,000 copies and land in Billboard’s Top 5.
At press time, Game’s The R.E.D. Album is slated for a February 2010 release on Interscope. For the full interview visit www.complex.com.
courtesy of allhiphop.com
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