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Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Floyd Mayweather Defeats Shane Mosley, Game, Royce Da 5'9 & Jay Rock React
Game, Royce Da 5'9 and Jay Rock clocked in late Saturday (May 1) night to share their Twitter reactions of Floyd Mayweather Jr. winning his 41st consecutive boxing match against Shane Mosley.
West Coast rapper Game poked fun at Shane's defeat after originally predicting him to win.
"F#$K IT, I'm gone say it....... I GOT "SUGAR SHANE" !!! WHAT ?!?!!? #TeamMosley Just bet @mysonne1 $1,400 on "SUAGR SHANE" . Gimme my mon-EEE (Chris Tucker in Friday voice) Aite. ah be back after the fight to collect all my $$$.#goonsquad Somebody tell that n!gga sittin in front of Mariah to MOVE !!!!! Nick Cannon can't see blood ha ha ha... This my last tweet of the night: "D*MN SHANE" !!! ok one more: Tomorrow Shane gone "WAKE UP IN THE MORNIN' OH SH*T" !!!! ha ha ha...... Damn, @mysonne1 got me... f#$k you n!gga It's that got damn "Jerry Curl" !!!"
Royce also made fun of Shane being a 38 year-old boxer compared to the early 30's Mayweather.
"Time for yo a** to cash the check yo mouth wrote old head...#TeamMayweather We most certainly have a fight!!!! He making this boy pay 4 every mistake smh..This Ol be Shane's desperate round..Another day in the gym.. #TeamMayweather He beat the h*ll out that old man.. "he's not gonna like the tape" hahaha Attn Twitter: IM NEVER WRONG WHEN IT COMES TO BOXING!!! Lol"
West Coast rapper Jay Rock updated fans on his opinion of each round.
"ILL TWEET AFTER EACH ROUND , YALL READY 2 RUMBLE 1st rnd floyd. Rnd 2 shane Rnd 3 floyd Rnd 4 floyd Rnd 5 floyd Shane ready 2 go 2 sleep Rnd 7 floyd Rnd 8 floyd Rnd 9 floyd Rnd 10 floyd Rnd 11 floyd Rnd 12 floyd wins again. Now everybody play I got my money on mayweather ITS TIME 4 EVERYBODY TO PAY UP ON THESE BETS I MADE....."
New York's DJ Kay Slay revealed his decision to bet on Mosley.
"I lost money f*kin with mosely"THE UNDER DOG"so all yall routing for mayweather i hope yall realize i have no faith in the underdog anymore That means underdog everything!! Rappers included...unless yall give me my money back i lost on this fixed fight!! ... Im payin 1 person everyone else is dead!! f*k that take it in blood!! that fight was fixed!!!"
Mayweather's win was broadcast from the boxing champion's hometown Las Vegas, Nevada.
Floyd Mayweather Jr. put on a virtuoso display of boxing skill in an unanimous decision over Sugar Shane Mosley on Saturday night, keeping his perfect record intact. Mayweather gave a masterful effort in his most dangerous fight in several years against the 38-year-old Mosley, who put Mayweather on his heels with several rocking punches in the second round. Mayweather regained his composure and thoroughly outboxed the veteran champion. Mosley didn't have the power or precision to follow up his dynamic second round, losing in his first fight since stopping Antonio Margarito in January 2009.
Check out Baby speaking on putting his money on Money Mayweather below:
Saturday, April 24, 2010
AvaStacks a.k.a Rat NoStacks Gets Tricked By Jay Rock, "Do The N*gga That F*cked You Look Like Me?"
Alleged Young Money groupie Kat Stacks was reportedly tricked into having sex with a Jay Rock lookalike and has been called out by the rapper.
Speaking via Twitter, Rock lashed out at the Miami, Florida prostitute who initially claimed to have had sex with him.
"im in the studio and my n*gga @ my spot stealing some p*ssy from @iHateKatStacks and @prettilyric10 pretending 2 be me..thats a kold n*gga," Rock wrote early Saturday (April 24) morning. "man, my just hit me and said he had the time of his life prettilyric10 This b*tch a** n*gga bought us hennessy & pretended to be @jayrock and we f*cked him I'm so pissed right now @angelayee i have footage of her ill send u 4 your site. once i prove shes a lie nobody's going 2 believe her @iHateKatStacks dont lie 2 your fans keep it real..we have video footage why did you erase your tweets @iHateKatStacks. you felt stupid huh.lmao @iHateKatStacks lmao you've been exposed ladyluvmusic finally dude was on point enuf to catch this b*tch up! everyone thank @jayrock for exsposing this fake b*tch 4 trying to ruin ppls lives @iHateKatStacks now look @ my pic and tell me do the n*gga that f*cked u look like me...@angelayee never ashame of anything i do..im a real n*gga..if i hit i wud say it. so when i tell u something dont doubt me nomore!!!!!!!! RT. iHateKatStacks @jayrock ya boy calling me ugly but he was toungue kissing me the whole time he trynna hit with his lil d*ck."
Earlier this week, Nelly publicly spoke to Stacks over the phone and called out her accusations about him.
"Sweetheart, all you have to tell me is what hotel did we f*ck in," Nelly said during a radio interview. "You have to tell me one that we've been f*cking around at for two months. Tell me one of them, please...I've been exposed? You lie. You can't tell me one hotel. You can't tell me one hotel in two months that you've seen me at ever in your life...And find that hotel we f*cked at because you said it was several of them. Why is it you can go into details about everybody else but me? Why we ain't got no details? What happened? Get the f*ck out of here. I can't even understand her. Let me go get my son. It's to your best interest to quit with the lies. She knows she's lying. I know one motherf*ck that didn't touch her. I know one for sure."
Last week, Stacks suggested she hung out in the studio with Nelly.
"The night that I'm talking about that I was drunk, I was hanging out earlier with Nelly at the Hit Factory," Stacks told radio personality EI8HT. "I was drinking Grey Goose and sh*t and was hanging out there for a few hours and my phone started ringing and he took it like, 'What the f*ck are you doing?' He said I was on some sneaky sh*t. So we started arguing and I cursed him out and he told his peoples I got to go. That's how I got kicked out of Hit Factory and that's how I talked to Lil Twist."
In addition to rappers, she has blasted model Rosa Acosta.
"So I got this b*tch Rosa Acosta hating on me like the b*tch cut all her hair off, the b*tch is bald headed now, this video h*e who f*cked Soulja Boy and Fabolous and everybody, this b*tch wants to be hating on me and making motherf*cking YouTube videos on me," Kat said in a video. "Well b*tch I got a lot of dirt on your motherf*cking a** h*e because you f*cked the same rappers I f*cked for free! At least I got paid, b*tch! And you want to use me to promote your wack a** website, h*e? I don't think so. Y'all holla at Rosa Acosta if you want your d*ck sucked for free. The b*tch number is....."
Check out some Kat Stacks footage below:
Friday, April 23, 2010
Kurupt Analyzes Ice Cube/Jay Rock Remarks, "Respect Your Elders & Respect Their Opinions"
West Coast rap veteran Kurupt has weighed in on Ice Cube's remarks about California newcomers and the reaction it set-off with Jay Rock.
The former Death Row artist said he understood both sides but that Cube deserves respect.
"As far as what Cube said and what Jay Rock said, I really pay neither of it any attention," Kurupt said in an interview. "'Cause Cube's an original, and you know I look at Ice Cube as an elder. And one thing you do is you respect your elders, and you respect their opinions. I respect Cube and I respect his opinion. I think a lot of people have been taking shots to irritate Cube, which made Cube respond the way he did. As far as Jay Rock, I feel the same way about Jay Rock; I feel that Jay Rock feels he needs to respond for the young generation and represent for them, and this is what it is. But the one thing I don't agree with is the west-on-west situation. We got enough trouble in the West Coast. We don't need the originals and the youngsters getting into it. Though Jay Rock's a grown man; we call them "youngsters" 'cause he's new in the game. But he's grown."
Cypress Hill's B-Real also sided with Cube and said he understood the controversial statements.
"Well you know, our beef with Cube was different than what he's going through with these young artists right now," B-Real reasoned in an interview. "He's gotta point man, he don't owe anybody nothing. That's just the reality of it. He doesn't owe them nothing. At the same time, you know, [laughs] it's like, these guys ain't getting no love from the radio, they ain't getting love from nobody. But once and a while we gotta show these guys some love. These are the next generation of dudes so we have to support them. But as far as what's going on with that, he don't owe nobody s**t man. He didn't get no hand outs. He had to grind for everything. He had to work for everything he has. From the time he was with NWA to when he left. He had to grind out after that. He did that. It wasn't like somebody was like 'Hey Cube, here's your spot, go do your thing.' You know so, I think that's a feeling that he's entitled to."
Speaking to fans at a Paid Dues concert earlier this year, Cube explained why it is not wise to attack West Coast rap veterans.
"There's been a gang of motherf*ckers talking sh*t about your boy Ice Cube," he told fans at a Paid Dues concert. "I love it though -- I got a message to the new emcees in the house right now...You can't diss Dr. Dre. You can't diss Eazy-E. You can't diss Ice-T. You can't diss King Tee. No, you cannot diss Ice Cube. No, I ain't going for it. And any of you young motherf*ckers that do want to diss, I got one thing to say before you do it. You better check yourself before you wreck yourself."
Last month, Cube blogged about the emergence of West Coast rap newcomers.
"What's up with these local MC's in L.A. who keep disrespecting me? They're just mad cause I don't f*ck with they wack-a**," he wrote. "They ain't on my level, why should I waste my time. I don't even remember ever meeting these clowns or even being in the same room with any of 'em. They can't make a name for themselves so they need help from the O/G's. I refuse the throw'em a life line. F*ck'em. It ain't my job to make nobody famous. And for the record, I ain't scared of no n*gga. Especially, no rappers....seriously people."
Check out Ice Cube addressing the rap newcomers below:
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Friday, April 16, 2010
Jay Rock Offended By Game's "400 Bars", "I'm Not Scared To Go Against Nobody"
West Coast rapper Jay Rock has shared his reaction to Game's "400 Bars" song and said he felt he may have been subliminally dissed on the 20-minute track.
Writing via Twitter, Rock explained his opinion about the record.
"I GET ON TWITTER N EVERYBODY HITTING ME SAYN @ihategame GETTING @ ME IN HIS FREESTYLE. SAME AS CUBE, N*GGAS NEED TO HAVE BALLS TO SAY NAMES," he wrote Thursday (April 15). "IM NOT SCARED TO GO AGAINST NOBODY ALL N*GGA HAVE TO DO IS SAY MY NAME AND ITS ON WITH WHO EVER .I DONT FEEL I NEED TO APOLOGIZE TO NO1 RT @september7th: @jayrock F*ck it, if that's true it means you're doin something right & you'll have 2 be credited sooner than later. S ..."
The track caught the attention of various rappers including Raekwon and Swizz Beatz.
"Just got off the phone with GAME he said to give you a gifthttp://tinyurl.com/yykwn9p 400 BARS............," Beatz wrote yesterday. "RT @TheRealDJKhaled: RT @ihategame: I got the internet goin nutz !!! (Paul Wall voice) here go smaller link to #400BARZhttp://usershare ..."
Game's record landed online early Thursday afternoon.
Over the wistful, soul-sampled Just Blaze beat that backed Jay Electronica's Booth-acclaimed Exhibit C, the Left Coast heavyweight empties out his rhyme book, spitting extensively about his cars, his mic skills, his beef with G-Unit, and pretty much everything else under the sun. Though its epic length may scare off the faint of heart, this freestyle succeeds in proving that Game has lyrics for days (and days, and days).
Earlier this year, Game said he was trying to place his "400 Bars" song on a DJ Drama mixtape.
"I got so many amazing records, I don't know if I should go hard to the streets or go radio," Game said about his upcoming R.E.D. Album. "But before the album there will be a mixtape with DJ Drama, Red Everything. Red Everything mixtape -- it's a bunch of tracks I did specifically for Drama. They're full songs mixed with a few freestyles. I'm trying to finish up '400 Bars' and get it on there. Ain't nobody piss me off that much. But even if that ain't on there, the mixtape is still gonna be crazy."
Check out a portion of Game's "400 Bars" below:
Thursday, April 1, 2010
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