I do not know what to say about this man, but he is a trip. You can not even be mad at him, he keeps it 100 with the chicks, just not everyone else. Rich's mom cracks me up, she basically telling him, You messing up my money so now it is time for me to check you.
Erica Mena, basically getting it how she lives. What Erica is doing really is no different then what most females are doing to get on in the industry. She slept with Rich, she received a song and still out booking her own shows keeping all the money. Rich really did not see anything wrong with it until everyone else started pointing out a problem.
Now Rich's Ex girlfriend, LMAO. This chick is a trip, I would like to call her "Certified Crazy". Now she know better then to even act like that, and on national TV. REALLY...I mean C'MON.
"D3" has a passion for music and dance and also has a love for modeling and acting as well. "D3" will be featured in the upcoming television series "Suspended" that is set to be aired in 2013. "D3" has been performing in various cities across the states, and has had the opportunity to perform on the same stage with numerous main stream artists, such as Canton Jones, Mr. Del, R&B Singer Tank, Jacob Latimore, and Mindless Behavior to name a few.
ATR is a hip-hop artist/singer songwriter, who originates from Los Angeles, CA. ATR currently resides in Saint Paul, MN to raise his only child. This young man has a deep bloodline in music. His father was apart of the quintet “Brotherly Love”, who charted on the Billboards with their #16 hit “Mama’s Little Baby Love Lovin”, which also aired on American Bandstand and Soul Train in 1972 segments. ATR symbolizes perseverance, maturity, compassion, sensuality, with the ability to write/create, and deliver catchy records. ATR has charisma, a great personality, and sex appeal, which gives him an All-American image, and that equals revenue. ATR is ready to put his stamp on the music industry, and create music that has longevity.
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Famous for having some of the richest soil in the world, Belle Glade, Florida not only produces most of the country’s sugarcane but also one of the most innovative artists of the new millennium. Hailing from this overlooked corner of the map, rapper/producer Papaduck has been rippin’ stages across the map and building a groundswell of support in the streets the rap game hasn’t seen in years. Backed by respected music veteran Bigga Rankin and Florida’s Big Spenda Ent., the underground legend has built his fan base the old fashioned way, connecting directly with the people through grassroots hustlin’.
A hip-hop star in the making that can create bangin’ tracks and gutter lyrics, Papaduck had to overcome many of life’s hurdles to make it to this point. Surrounded by poverty, he found himself swept up in the streets at an early age and wound up getting kicked out of high school. With his life spiraling out of control and towards an inevitable dead end, Papaduck received some impactful advice from his older brother JB, who had his own issues with the law and stepped in to steer the wayward teen in a different direction. It was at that point that Papaduck left the thug life alone for good and turned to music.
Papaduck purchased a used keyboard from a local pawnshop, and began producing and writing his own records. Finding his calling as an artist, he did shows throughout his hometown and signed his first deal with an indie label at just 16 years old. In 1998, Papaduck released his self-produced CD, Life Is What It Is. Taking time out to further perfect his sound, he returned in 2003 with Muck City, a solid collection of trill songs that speak to the realities of his hood and how we all struggle to survive.
An underground Florida classic, the album caught the attention of DJ Bigga Rankin, who went on to host Papaduck’s 2005 mixtape, Welcome To My Hood, which sold over 50,000 copies in the Southeast alone. Inspired by his continued success, Papaduck founded Island Boy Ent. with childhood friend John John and used his Midas touch behind the boards to craft hits for other Florida artists, including Granddaddy Souf, Triple J and Toe Down.
Slowly but surely Papaduck’s name started ringing bells throughout the industry and in 2007 he linked up with super producer Mannie Fresh for their smash hit, “Money All Around.” That was followed by production credits on Plies’ gold-selling album, The Real Testament. With his profile steadily on the rise in the streets and in the music industry, Papaduck dropped a self-titled disc, which produced even more hit singles like “Fuck Boy,” “Pretty Ass Car” and “Good Pussy” featuring Trina.
At the top of 2008 Papaduck returned with his fifth project, 1804 Freedom or Death, followed by “Work It,” his collaboration with reggae legend Junior Reid, and an appearance on DJ Smallz’s compilation album, Up In Smoke, which led to a successful college tour that added even more fuel to his blazing buzz outside of Florida. Capitalizing off his increased popularity and cult following, Papaduck launched his own fashion line, Mama Duck Clothing and Apparel, and Papaduck Vision Films.
As a set up for his next LP, the highly anticipated The Streets is Mine, Papaduck dropped a pre-album featuring high profile guests ranging from Scarface to Lil Boosie and Ace Hood. He also connected with Atlanta rap star Gucci Mane for the 2009 street anthem “Cocaine Money.” The hypnotic track showcases Papaduck’s ability to construct club bangers with a gritty edge. Then there’s his undeniable smash record “Look at My Swagg” featuring Rick Ross. Holding his own alongside the Miami Boss, Papaduck pops his collar and stakes his claim as one of the best to ever do it. “Name another underground rapper hotter than me,” he boasts over the triumphant track.
A triple threat that writes, produces and engineers his own music, Papaduck is definitely in a class by himself. Not only is he a well-rounded performer and producer, but also a savvy businessman. In addition to developing his own artist, Lost Child, Papaduck completed his latest film, Duckmentary, to give fans a candid look at his day-to-day life and rise from the slums of Muck City to becoming one of hip-hop’s hottest unsigned acts. With the release of his current CD Money, Clothes, Hoe’s and Zoe’s that’s seeing major underground success Papaduck is working on his new CD “Duck Or Die” due out real soon to be release on Street Loot Music Group.
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Karim Kharbouch (born November 9, 1984) better known by his stage name French Montana, is an American rapper born in Morocco. He is the founder and CEO of Cocaine City Records. In 2012, he signed a joint venture recording deal with Maybach Music Group and Bad Boy Records. Montana is known for his frequent collaborations with Max B, and more recently with Rick Ross along with his group Coke Boys, which consists of rappers Chinx Drugz, Cheeze and Flip. His debut album Excuse My French is set to be released on May 21, 2013.
The second season doesn’t start until April, but the drama has already jump started off with the cast of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta. The latest involves K.Michelle and Mimi Faust.
Recently, K.Michelle was a special guest on the Breakfast Club where she talked about Mimi’s new boo thang, and essentially insisted he was pitching for the other team.
“Mimi has a new boyfriend, I think he’s downlow. That’s my opinion. Normal stuff I wouldn’t be in the middle of. I really just wanna be in the studio.”
Well, it looks like Mimi was not having her cast mate talk about her suspect boo!
Via FunkyDineva reports:
The story goes Mimi & Ariane actually traveled to New York to support K.Michelle and attend her performance. About an hour or so ago, Mimi confronted K.Michelle about her comments on the The Breakfast Club and things got ugly. The two women exchanged words for a bit and then K.Michelle hauled off and slapped the ish out of Mimi. No Gawd K. Michelle. This volatile temperament is not helping your reputation one bit. Incidents like this makes one ask did she haul off and hit Memphitz and did he return the gesture with a punch to the face and a choke hold? I’m just saying.
So what’s up between K.Michelle and Mimi?
Sources say that an ‘incident’ happened while they were filming recently. K.Michelle got into it with Niko, Mimi’s boyfriend (we’re not sure how the argument started), on the set of Niko’s video shoot (we’re told that K.Michelle was invited by Mimi). Words were exchanged and K.Michelle said some not-so-nice-sexual things about Niko, allegedly dropping the ‘F’ word a few times. We’re not sure what exactly was said by Niko. Anywho, K. Michelle felt that Mimi should have intervened. And from that point on, K. Michelle has felt like Mimi betrayed her, by not defending her at the video shoot, instead siding with her boyfriend.
Cashe is Miami’s new face, he is an independent artist bringing a new refreshing sound that has been missing from music through his lyrics that reflect pain, struggle & realness. Cashe whose real name is Kelly Matthews was born in California but raised in Miami. The name Cashe stands for "Chasing And Striving Harder Everyday".
Cashe, a well-rounded and versatile sound that is comericial but also filled with content. He began his journey in Hip-Hop at the age of 9, writing lyrics and performing, and he is known for thinking outside of the box with creative lines and bouncy flow that matched with unlimited swag. With a combination as this he is destined to win and in a league of his own.
In 2012, Cashe released his debut single “What I Look Like” through digital outlets which was critically acclaimed and praised by critics and bloggers alike. Cashe has been featured on numerous websites including, 24hourhiphop, iBlog126, krank-it-up-mag, wrap critic, green hitz, coast-to-coast, and n8tion. He is now working on his new project called "Wish Me Well" due out in early 2013.
Born and raised on Jacksonville’s west side in the Sweetwater community, T.Rone came up hustling in the streets. From robbery attempts, street wars with rivals, police investigations, and losing friends and relatives to the penitentiary and the grave, T.Rone never let any of those obstacles obstruct his path to greatness. Instead of falling victim to the environment around him, T.Rone turned to music. He began recording songs as early as 1996 and released his first album Whatcha Game Like a year later. His sophomore project The Bad Guy Part 1. boasts the popular single “Stop It!”, another club beast, produced by Mell of 250+ Productions. These back-to-back albums earned T.Rone Artist of the Year and Club Banga of the Year at the Duval Diamond Awards. He is also a four-time Diamond Award Hit Maker of the Year. With a short hiatus from the music scene, T.Rone came back with a vengeance releasing the monster hit single "Outside Pussy.” Local radio and clubs jumped on the track and have made the song a club favorite. The success of the club banging track gave T.Rone continued momentum that set up his next album The Return of SugaKat which truly demonstrated his versatility, fearless lyrics and ambitious production with noted songs “Cane Cowgirl” and “Big Man.” . “I am a very original, edgy artist. My lyrics are raw,” he explains. “My tracks can easily be slipped into any club rotation without stopping the party.”T.Rone’s ability to combine his signature raw delivery with an unanticipated skillful vocal aptitude wrapped in ingenious musical production with heavy influences of rock has the music industry and rap fans taking notice. His hunger for success is evident in his constant delivery of original hits which are establishing the rapper as one of the most influential artist to touch the mic. Phenomenal creativity and flow of lyric strengthens with each new song he writes. His forthcoming Kream Team/Syndicate Society project The Cup of Lust: Vol 1 contains his latest single “Hello Love” and the remix to down South staple “Cane Cowgirl” featuring 2 Chainz. And over the years, T.Rone has collaborated with some of the top names in the industry, including Gucci Mane, 2Chainz, Stevie J, and Shawn J. “Making music is my job and I take it very seriously. I want the world to embrace me,” says T.Rone. “I want to live forever through my music.”
