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Saturday 12 May, 2012

CHIEF KEEF – “I Don’t Like” ft. Lil Reese (Official VIDEO)!

This Chicago TEEN is taking over the rap game right now! Just like the city he reps, CHIEF KEEF, goes HARD, and the catch? He’s authentic. With millions of views on his Youtube videos for hit records like ’3hunna’ & ‘Everyday’, and celebrity rappers making remixes of his songs, Chief Keef is ahead of the game, not because of industry connections or corporate marketing dollars, but because his music is live. Chief Keef’s music went viral after news of a drive-by shooting in his neighborhood, which led to his arrest. His fans from his high school thought he was dead, but no..he was released from on house arrest, with plans to use the ‘publicity’ to brand his music. Chief Keef started shooting videos from inside of his grandmother’s home and became a local legend and an internet sensation. He is now living the American Dream.

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Lisa Ford

Monday 30 April, 2012

RIHANNA – “Where Have You Been” (New VIDEO) & Is Rihanna Talented or Is It Just Hype

There has been a huge debate over the internet for sometime now about Rihanna’s ability as an artist. Is she truly talented or just a fancy marketing gimmick packaged together by Jay Z…Let’s do a quick breakdown….
Rihanna’s #1 Hit, “Umbrella” was gimmicky, but it was catchy and extremely popular. The style was new and that “A, A, A” verse was eventually copied by many others in R&B and Hip Hop. The ballad “Murderer” definitely proved Rihanna had the vocal pipes and the title of this song sort of was the beginning of that ‘bad girl’ image. Fast forward to “Man Down”, which was a ‘commercialized’ reggae pop song, but again, Rihanna killed it on the vocals. (READ MORE after the Video)

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Lisa Ford

Wednesday 25 April, 2012

WARCHYLD SIGNS A DEAL W/ MAKAVELI MUSIC GROUP!! (And “My Chevrolet” Video!!)

Welcome to the start of a legacy. For sixteen years, the music industry has wondered which MC the legendary Tupac would pass the torch to. After much anticipation, it is official – Warchyld signs a deal with the Makaveli Music Group, becoming a lightning rod for the reinvention of real Hip Hop. His music and mixtapes went viral all over the internet, music magazines, blogs, YouTube, and multiple films and television shows. “Then I asked myself,” Warchyld said, “What would Pac want? I felt like he would want a solider to rep his brand and family. And I can’t define myself as nothing less than a soldier.”