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NAS'S FILA SNEAKER:
THIS IS WHY NAS IS GOD:
AND HE EVEN APPEARED ON THE 'COLBERT REPORT'! BOW DOWN, MORTALS! THE GOD IS HERE!
After topping the charts with his latest album, Nas took teamed up with Move On and Color of Change to deliver a box of petitions to Fox News [click to read].
“We’re here to make a stand,” Nas told a small crowd as he delivered the more than 600,000 flyers to the network.
Nas called out Fox News labeling Michelle Obama Barack’s “baby mama” and O’Reilly’s “lynching party” references as “racist.”
“Stop standing behind a desk and dictating this BS to the public. Come outside with the people and let’s see what kind of man you are,” Nas later said.
According to reports, Fox News declined to accept the petitions, but Stephen Colbert of Comedy Central’s Colbert Report accepted them instead.
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OBAMA IN BERLIN:
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JOELL ORTIZ HAS SOMETHING TO SAY TO OBAMA:
JOELL ORTIZ IS DOPE, AND I GOT NO LOVE FOR JIMMY IOVINE FOR DROPPING HIM.
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THE GAME AND TRAVIS BARKER - DOPE BOYS:
FUCK, THE GAME IS A FOOL, BUT HE KNOWS HOW TO RAP.
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LL COOL J GOT SOMETHING TO SAY:
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RAP IS OUTTA CONTROL:
Tony Yayo has never been the one to keep quiet on his discontent for other rappers. Calling into Jenny Boom Boom’s show on Hot 93.7 in Connecticut, Yayo released a kamikaze of insults toward G-Unit’s three biggest current foes; The Game, Young Buck and Fat Joe.
Stating that The Game was a “television blood,” Yayo mentioned their first encounter in which he saw Game wearing a different color. “When I met Game, he had on a brown flag. He wasn’t even blood, get out of here man.”
Equaling calling Young Buck a “television crip,” Yayo went at Buck the hardest because of his recent emotional split with G-Unit. “I guarantee, when Buck comes out with that mixtape, it’s gonna be a lot of exposing. I could expose Buck in so many ways. From females, to money, to what you had in your bank account, to your IRS, everything.” Yayo continued, “You cried in front of the biggest mess hall ever chump. You ain’t nothing,” he said referring to the taped phone call between Buck and 50 Cent.
Not wanting to leave Fat Joe out of the diss-frenzy, Yayo made his opinion straight-forward on the Bronx emcee. “You just a fat waste. Just go somewhere and die.”
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50 CENT IS KIND OF A CRY-BABY TO TAKE TACO BELL THIS FAR, BUT MEH. IT'S AMERICA:
In late June advertising representatives for Taco Bell made what they call a "good faith, charitable offer to 50 Cent." In a written letter, the company propositioned 50 to change his nickname to either 79, 89 or 99 Cent for a day while rapping his order at one of their restaurants. In return, the company would make a $10,000 donation to any charity the rapper chose. The Mexican-style fast food chain released the following letter to the national press in June, before the original copy eventually reached the 50's offices.
"Dear Mr. Jackson: We know that you adopted the name 50 Cent years ago as a metaphor for change. We at Taco Bell are also huge advocates of change. In fact, for just a few spare coins, we’re giving consumers more variety for less money with our new 79-89-99 Why Pay More value menu . . . So here’s our offer of change to you: For one day this summer, change your name either 79 Cent, 89 Cent or 99 Cent by showing up to one of our more than 5,600 locations nationwide and rapping your order in the drive thru with your new moniker."
According to legal documents filed yesterday in New York federal court, 50 (née Curtis Jackson) and his legal team of Peter D. Raymond and Wallace B. Neel allege "Taco Bell made him the star and focus of its nationwide advertising campaign by using his name, persona and trademark to promote Taco Bell's business and products." Currently 50 has deals with Right Guard, Vitamin Water/Coca-Cola, Steiner Sports, Reebok and other major corporations.
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OH, THE FUCKING IRONING IS DELICIOUS. THE MUSIC INDUSTRY ONLY SUCKS NOW BECAUSE OF FAKE FUCKS LIKE YOU, JAYCEON TAYLOR:
The Game has apparently been swamped with TV and radio offers, pending his retirement after the release of his third album, L.A.X.
The rapper, who has repeatedly stated that his next album would be his last, says that he wants to spend more time with family and go into other business ventures.
"I’ve had several offers. I think, at the end of the day, I’ll end up in radio or TV doing something. Wherever it is I’ll be doing the best I can," said Game.
Not included in those plans, however, is a potential reality show about him and his family. "I don’t wanna bring my family out into the world. Celebrity is hard and if you’ve got a weak stomach, you can’t handle it, man. It’ll break you down."
"I’ll leave my family where they’re at, safe and far away from harm and all the bulls**t that this industry brings, and I’ll focus on myself and making as much money as I can so I can secure the future of my family forever."
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I JUST HAD A FIGHT WITH MY BROTHER CONSPIRACY. I'M NOT HAPPY. I MUST CREATE HAPPINESS.
LOVE,
ADHIMUSIC
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