As a true fan of hip hop it was an honor to meet the creator of 3 of hip hops most influential albums, and the leader of the super group, label, & more G Unit. Curtis Jackson bka as 50 Cent made his way to North St.Louis County during a bottle signing for Effen Vodka at A-1 Liquor Ferguson, Mo.
With his consistent feud with MMG it would have been interesting to here his take on the Meek Mill vs Drake feud, & if he felt partially responsible for the declined interest in artist Rick Ross, being responsible for others decline in hip hop most notable JaRule & the entire Murder Inc.
100’s people, young & old, white, black, Asian, rappers, clothing designers, fans, and those who just want to #*Ck a celebrity, came out for this once in a lifetime opportunity, including somebodies grandma who was confident about leaving with 50 & his Effen crew.
Out the blue, Kendrick Lamar gives us new deep rooted yet confusing visuals to “For Free” (Interlude) off the Gold selling ‘To Pimp a Butterfly’ One of my favorite songs off the album, some one tweets me the meaning of this video @whobeta .
Hearing this song many times on the radio I never guested that it would have been “The Weeknd” who sung “I Can’t Feel My Face” the video makes it apparent that this is an unnatural attempt to crossover to pop. The 1 scene boring video makes it hard to like this fun Bruno Mars sounding track and only gets interesting near the end. To sum it it, I kinda like the song, surprised it was the “Weeknd” until I realized the song was about drugs. Doesn’t have that dark, danger magic that most Weeknd tracks have. And, the video sucks mostly. Don’t hesitate to disagree let me know twitter / ig @whobeta .
One of the biggest machines in the Midwest now has its own Syndicated Radio show, named after Vp of the Nerve Djs “The Big Heff radio show”. Check it out throughout the weekend evenings on Power 104.9 Kokomo Indiana, 103.7 Da Beat Rockford, Illinois, and WUGR in Columbus, Ohio. Airing its 4th episode August 1st, check out the 3rd episode below, or 
Songstress D.Woods drops a new music video for “Find Your Way” inspired by the film “Blackbird in which she plays character “Leslie Crandall” one of the friends of our main character & the preachers’ daughter in the small town, Hattiesburg, MS. The emotional ballad can be 
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