Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Monday, September 14, 2009
Holy Shit!! Sara from Da Band Stabs her Husband!
Well got damn. Sara Stokes from Diddy's Da Band got arrested earlier this month for stabbing her husband/manager, Tony. Here's what TMZ is reporting...
Sara stormed out of the house after arguing with husband Tony — she tripped, fell down and accused him of doing it. She hurt her head in the fall — grabbed a knife and stabbed Tony in the arm — while their 3 kids watched.
What in the tom fuckery? That doesn't even make sense. But here's what Sara's lawyer had to say...
“Sara and Tony have a very passionate and loving relationship that on August 2, while having an evening of fun, she slipped and fell, hitting her head heavily on the ground and somehow in the process of helping her Tony got injured.”
Riiight. Lemme tell you what really happened. Noone slipped. Noone accidently fell and blamed someone else. Those two were Ike&Tina-ing it up and Tony socked it to her face and Sara said f alla that and stabbed homeboy. I'll put money on that.
Heaven help these washed up stars.
Lil Mama crashes the party
Jay-Z & Alicia Keys (Lil Mama) - 2009 VMA Performance of Empire State of Mind
Dude Perferct Does Some Crazy Off The Wall Basketball Shots At A Summer Camp!
Real Or Fake? Guy Named Dude Perferct Does Some Crazy Off The Wall Basketball Shots At A Summer Camp!
Sunday, September 13, 2009
C. Brown to Tila: Keep My Name Out Yo Tweets
Tila Tequila egged on Chris Brown over and over again on her Twitter page and now CB has finally responded making this .... an official Twitter Fight!!!!!!!!
Tila, angry that the San Diego D.A. declined to press charges against Shawne Merriman, made several mentions of Brown on her Twitter page (we tried to grab one, but Tila has since made her page private).
Finally this morning, Brown tweeted back, "NOT TRYNA BE RUDE but i keep hearing tila bringing my name up. ur 15 seconds of fame has ended. dont try to gain fans by dissing me.godbless."
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Friday, September 11, 2009
This 9-11, Obama has the bullhorn on terrorism
WASHINGTON – On Sept. 11, 2001, Barack Obama was driving to a state legislative hearing in Chicago when he heard the first sketchy reports of a plane hitting the World Trade Center on his car radio. The 40-year-old state senator spent the afternoon in his law office watching "nightmare images" of destruction and grief unfold on TV.
Within days, he'd issued a statement about what the nation should do next.
Beyond the immediate needs to improve security and dismantle "organizations of destruction," Obama wrote, lay the more difficult job of "understanding the sources of such madness." He wrote of "a fundamental absence of empathy on the part of the attackers," of "embittered children" around the world, of the seeds of discontent sown in poverty, ignorance and despair.
The nuanced musings of an obscure state senator, Obama's statement never even made the big Chicago dailies.
Americans were listening instead to President George W. Bush, shouting into a bullhorn at Ground Zero. To weary rescue workers and a sorrowing nation, Bush declared: "The world hears you, and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon."
Eight years later, Obama has the bullhorn. And the way forward in the fight against terrorism is anything but clear.
Obama approaches his first 9-11 anniversary as president saddled with two wars that followed the 2001 terrorist attacks, and confronted at every turn by difficult leftovers from Bush's response to them.
Public sentiment toward U.S. involvement in Afghanistan is souring as combat deaths grow and questions persist about flawed Afghan elections. The drawdown of U.S. troops in Iraq is moving forward, but at a slower pace than envisioned by candidate Obama. Defense Secretary Robert Gates speaks of "a certain war-weariness on the part of the American people."
There are sticky questions about what parts of Bush's anti-terrorism program to keep, what parts to lose, what parts to investigate.
Obama's goal of shutting the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba within a year is bogged down in case-by-case complexities.
The phrase "war on terror" has fallen out of favor: Obama avoids using it, he says, to keep from offending Muslims.
Keeping Americans safe, the president says, is "the first thing I think about when I wake up in the morning; it's the last thing that I think about when I go to sleep at night."
Bush used to say the same thing.
He pledged to "rid the world of evil," and framed the worst act of terrorism on American soil with a black-and-white clarity that belied the complex challenges that lay ahead.
Obama, more discriminating in his speech, has struggled to craft a clear message as he faces difficult decisions about how best to protect Americans and amid growing doubts about his ability to do so.
An AP-GfK poll released this week finds the president's approval ratings for his handling of Afghanistan and Iraq slipping, and declining approval, as well, for his efforts to combat terrorism.
On Friday's 9-11 anniversary, Obama will visit the Pentagon memorial to those who died there in the 2001 attacks, and meet with loved ones of the dead. He issued a proclamation Thursday honoring those who died and urging Americans to mark the anniversary with acts of community service. He also pledged to "apprehend all those who perpetrated these heinous crimes, seek justice for those who were killed, and defend against all threats to our national security."
The president's challenge, says former Bush foreign policy adviser Juan Zarate, is to "find a balance where he's clearly marking 9-11 as a key historic moment from which his current policies flow, but also not allowing it to define him," as the attacks defined Bush's presidency.
"The Bush administration was often viewed as too firmly planting its policies in 9-11 and in the war on terror," said Zarate, now an adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
In the years since 2001, Americans' fears about terrorism gradually have diminished as people have moved on with their lives.
They worry more now about the economy, health care and unemployment, polls show, and they elected a new president with high hopes that he would act decisively on those issues and with underlying expectations that he would keep them safe.
So Obama's challenge is to focus on terrorism even as he engages in a historic effort to restructure the nation's health care system and works to nurse the economy back to health.
There is spirited debate within the Obama White House over what to do next in Afghanistan, and whether to send in more troops to stop extremists and stabilize Pakistan.
The president says his goal is clear: to "disrupt, dismantle and defeat al-Qaida and their extremist allies." The way to do that, he argues, is by fighting the insurgents in Afghanistan to prevent the country from again becoming a haven for al-Qaida.
"But lots of people have not bought it," said Stephen Biddle, a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations who has served as a civilian adviser to the general in charge of the U.S. war effort in Afghanistan. "Surely a big piece of the declining poll numbers for support for Afghanistan is that the public does not yet see the connection between Afghanistan and al-Qaida today."
Peter Feaver, a Duke University expert on war and public opinion who worked in the Bush White House, said that mixed messages coming out of the White House are partly to blame for the public's confusion. The administration's talk about a narrow mission to fight terrorism didn't jibe with its broader efforts to help rebuild the country and promote economic stability, he said.
The public, Feaver said, is uncertain "where the president's gut is on this issue."
Michael O'Hanlon, a foreign policy expert at the Brookings Institution, said it would be a mistake to measure Obama's success at fighting terrorism only by the yardsticks of Iraq and Afghanistan. The president also is trying to promote security on the homefront, working with partners in other countries and waging a broader battle to defuse hatred and extremism that fuel terrorism globally, he said.
Americans are pragmatic enough to evaluate those efforts case by case, says O'Hanlon, and "ultimately, the judge of whether we're making progress is whether we get attacked again."
Daily DJing Vol. 1- DJ Grand K
MY FAV DJ IN THE WOOOOORLD DJ GRAND K LIVE!
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Lil Wayne On The Behind The Music
Lil Wayne On The Behind The Music (Baby Saying Weezy Should Of Copyrighted The Word Bling, Speaking On Katrina, Drugs, & More) [Full 40 Minutes]
Lauren London has finally given birth
It looks like Lauren London has finally given birth to Weezy F Baby’s third child.
Breaking News:
Lauren London gave birth to a boy named, Lennox Samuel Ari Carter 7lbs & 12 ounces…21 inches long at Cedar Sanai. Lil Wayne was by her side the entire time and I’m told the baby looks like his mommy Lauren with dimples and all. Very cute baby…..[more details will follow as they come]
Congratulations Weezy and Lauren :] shouts to Hotlanta Buzz. What do you guys think about this? Let us know in the comments, and be sure to keep checking back for new details which we will have as they become available.
Thursday, September 10, 2009

1. Human Triple Stack - Remy X.o. Baby
2. Cookies - 1st Lady Dri ft. Fuggi Fresh & Remy X.o. Baby
3. Roll By - Remy X.o. Baby Ft. Yung Fate
4. Wetter Verse (Snippet) - Remy X.o. Baby Ft. Yung Fate
5. Lime Light - Remy X.o. Baby
6. Can't Even See Me - Remy X.o. Baby
7. I'm Right Here Remix - Remy X.o. Baby
8. That's X.o. Remix - Remy X.o. Baby
9. QueenPenz.com Whats Up - Remy X.o. Baby
10. Remy Talks
11. Swagtastic - Remy X.o. Baby Ft. Trust
12. I'm Remy I-I Rock - - Remy X.o. Baby
13. Phone Home Skit - 1st Lady Dri ft. Fuggi Fresh & Remy X.o. Baby
14. Bitches Lie (Pop-a-Pill) - Remy X.o. Baby
15. Unforgettable - Remy X.o. Baby
16. Remy in They Mouth - Remy X.o. Baby
17. Dr. RemThang Ft. Lil F. Baby
*First Single Remy X.o. Baby - Marty Mcfly*
http://www.datpiff.com/DJ_Twan_Remy_Xo_Baby_Trust1st_Lady_Dri_Fugg.m56943.html

1. Intro
2. Dr. Seussing (Produced By Screw City)
3. Marty Mcfly (Produced By Tha Independents)
4. Fly^ (Produced By Fuggi Fresh)
5. 2 Fingers (Produced By Tha Independents)
6. Goin Crazy Ft. Fuggi Fresh & Citi (Produced By Frontier)
7. Bright Colors Ft Citi (Produced By TheFutureProducer@gmail.com)
8. Swag Sick Ft. King G & Duces
9. Internet Haters 101 Skit (Produced By Fuggi Fresh)
10. Task Manager (Ctri+Alt+ Delete) (Produced By Tha Independents)
11. Chicago In-I-Go (Produced By Ross Munroe)
12. Games We Play (Produced By Rob Yung/Frontier)
13. Waitin (Interlude)/Cali Skit
14. Cali-4-nia (Produced By Frontier)
15. Get Money Baby (Produced By Dj Sauce)
16. What It Sound Like
17. Its Over (Produced By TheFutureProducer@gmail.com)
18. Kayos Skit
19. Kayos Is Back (Produced By Dray Day Beatz Inc)
20. Outro (Produced By Dj Sauce)
Bonus: Outerspace Floating (snippet) (Produced By Tha Independents)
Bonus: Chick Like Lays (snippet) (Produced By TheFutureProducer@gmail.com)
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http://www.datpiff.com/Dj_Grand_K_Remy_Xo_Baby_The_Adventures_Of_Remm.m65657.html
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Friday, April 3, 2009
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
I Know Who Killed Hip-Hop / 50 cent Vs. Rick Ross
I Know Who Killed Hip-Hop / 50 cent Vs. Rick Ross From tajeye20
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Nike Air Yeezy Giveaway
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New Cd Review of this Week is.....
Tracklist:01. Get That Paper
02. What They Call Me Ft. Nelly And Ron Browz
03. Roc The Mic Ft. Jermaine Dupri
04. Been Doin' This Ft. T.I.
05. You Can Get It All Ft. Johnta Austin
06. Sunshine
07. Like This Ft. Johnta Austin And Dondria
08. She's My Ft. T-Pain
09. I Ain't Playing Ft. Trey Songz
10. Pole In My Basement
11. Shake It Ft. Swizz Beatz
Jim Jones - Pray IV ReignLabel.........................: Columbia
Genre.........................: Rap
StoreDate.....................: Mar-24-2009
Source........................: CDDA
Grabber.......................: Exact Audio Copy
Encoding Scheme...............: Lame 3.97 V2 VBR Joint-Stereo
Size..........................: 98,7 MB
Total Playing Time............: 70:45
Release Notes:
Tracklisting
01. Album Intro (Feat. Starr) 05:14
02. Pulling Me Back (Feat. Chink Santana) 03:46
03. Let It Out 04:09
04. How To Be A Boss (Feat. Ludacris & NOE) 05:07
05. Medicine (Feat. NOE & Chink Santana) 05:37
06. Frienemies 04:17
07. Precious (Feat. Ryan Leslie) 04:11
08. Blow The Bank (Feat. Oshy) 03:41
09. This Is For My Bitches (Feat. Oshy) 03:44
10. Girlfriend (Feat. Juelz Santana & Oshy) 04:51
11. This Is The Life (Feat. Starr) 04:20
12. My My My (Feat. Rawana) 04:28
13. Pop Off (Feat. NOE & Mel Matrix) 04:12
14. Pop Champagne (Feat. Ron Browz & Juelz Santana) 03:36
15. Rain (Feat. Rell, NOE & Starr) 05:33
16. Na Na Nana Na Na (Feat. NOE & Brittney Taylor) 03:59
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=> B.M.D. - WE STILL STAND ALONE - 2009 <=
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ROUND 2 IN THE B.M.D. MIXTAPE SERIES
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<->( B.M.D. - WE STILL STAND ALONE - 2009 )<->
1. Previously on B.M.D. We Stand Alone Vol. 1
2. Drop - Remy X.o.B, King G, & The NewBloodz
3. Ladies To Whores - Fuggi Fresh, SdotNeely, Remy X.o.B., Bizzel
4. It's All Hood - The NewBloodz
5. Watch Me Do My Thing - Bizzel
6. Ready For Action - Remy X.o.B, The NewBloodz, Shorty K, & Josh
7. The Newbloods Mixtape Intro - The NewBloodz & Remy X.o.B
8. Stuntman Freestyle - King G
9. Can't Blame Me (La La La) - Remy X.o.B
10. Blowin Minds Daliy (I'm So High) - Remy X.o.B & Young Fatal
11. Got Me Floatin - Remy X.o.B
12. King Kong - Mad Quotez, Remy X.o.B. & Young J.R.
13.You Can't Even See Me (Remix) - Remy X.o.B. & Young J.R.
14. Remy X.o.B Freestyle Of the Day
15. Human Triple Stack Vol. 3 Exclusive
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