Little girl talkin reckless on camera
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Friday, August 22, 2008
Bow Wow crosses the shit outta Nelly in a celebrity basketball game!
Bow Shakin Nelly out his shoes at the So So Def Summerfest 08 Celebrity basketball game. Shout out to Joe
FAITH TELLS THE "TRUTH" ABOUT TUPAC! [this is still rumor...]
FAITH TELLS THE "TRUTH" ABOUT TUPAC!
The alleged tryst between Tupac and Biggie’s wife Faith are the tales the illest dramas are made of. But, Faith reveals at length what she says actually happened between her and the slain rapper. Check it out. The book is called “Keep The Faith.”
"You know, I love New York," [Tupac] said. "But I'm not f*cking with New York right now."
The air in the room seemed to get really thick all of a sudden. His demeanor had changed so quickly that I was truly afraid.
"Really?" I asked. "Why is that!"
"'Cause n*ggas set me up that night. You know that right!"
I swallowed hard and took a deep breath. He was staring at me like he thought I was the one who set him up.
"You don't really believe that bullsh*I," I said.
"I'm telling you ... n*ggas set me up," he said in a low voice.
"Look, Pac. I just need to get my check and then I have to go ..."
"The situation with the money is like this," he said. "If I give it to you, then you my b*tch."
I got up and moved father away from where he was standing.
"I'm not anybody's b*tch," I said, trying to keep my voice even and steady.
"You Biggie's b***h."
I thought about how people always got sh*t wrong. He was probably thinking about the song "Me & My B*tch." And I wasn't with Big when he made that record.
"I'm his wife."
"I though y'all broke up?" he asked
"We still married."
"Whatever."
"Look," I said. "You hired me to do a song, I did it. I want my money and that's it."
"Oh word, it's like that? You just want your money?"
"You told me it wouldn't be a problem," I said. "The only reason I came up here is because you said ..."
"So you not trying to suck my d**k?"
"What!" I screamed. "What are you talking about!"
Tupac raised his voice. "You know you want to suck my d**k, b*tch! Don't f*cking lie." I burst into tears and grabbed my phone. "I have to get out of here."
Tupac kept going. He was making no sense, cursing and yelling. He said something about Big and the East Coast.
"But ... but ... I thought y'all was friends," I said. At this point, I could barely speak clearly because I was crying so hard.
"Whatever. You know you wanna be my b*tch," he said, before going into the bedroom area and slamming the door.
As soon as I got my things together to leave, Tupac came back to the common area.
"Where the f*ck are you going!" he asked.
"I don't know what you thought," I said. "I really don't. But it's not like that."
Tupac nodded slowly, staring at me intently. He wasn't ranting or screaming anymore. But he had this very sinister smile on his face. I kept looking around the room because I felt like something was about to happen to me. I wasn't sure if these guys were coming back or what. But something was wrong.
"It's not like that?" he kept saying over and over again and nodding. "Well ai-ight then, f*cking b*tch. You want to leave! Tell the driver to take you home. The limo is still out there. Get the f*ck out.."
The alleged tryst between Tupac and Biggie’s wife Faith are the tales the illest dramas are made of. But, Faith reveals at length what she says actually happened between her and the slain rapper. Check it out. The book is called “Keep The Faith.”
"You know, I love New York," [Tupac] said. "But I'm not f*cking with New York right now."
The air in the room seemed to get really thick all of a sudden. His demeanor had changed so quickly that I was truly afraid.
"Really?" I asked. "Why is that!"
"'Cause n*ggas set me up that night. You know that right!"
I swallowed hard and took a deep breath. He was staring at me like he thought I was the one who set him up.
"You don't really believe that bullsh*I," I said.
"I'm telling you ... n*ggas set me up," he said in a low voice.
"Look, Pac. I just need to get my check and then I have to go ..."
"The situation with the money is like this," he said. "If I give it to you, then you my b*tch."
I got up and moved father away from where he was standing.
"I'm not anybody's b*tch," I said, trying to keep my voice even and steady.
"You Biggie's b***h."
I thought about how people always got sh*t wrong. He was probably thinking about the song "Me & My B*tch." And I wasn't with Big when he made that record.
"I'm his wife."
"I though y'all broke up?" he asked
"We still married."
"Whatever."
"Look," I said. "You hired me to do a song, I did it. I want my money and that's it."
"Oh word, it's like that? You just want your money?"
"You told me it wouldn't be a problem," I said. "The only reason I came up here is because you said ..."
"So you not trying to suck my d**k?"
"What!" I screamed. "What are you talking about!"
Tupac raised his voice. "You know you want to suck my d**k, b*tch! Don't f*cking lie." I burst into tears and grabbed my phone. "I have to get out of here."
Tupac kept going. He was making no sense, cursing and yelling. He said something about Big and the East Coast.
"But ... but ... I thought y'all was friends," I said. At this point, I could barely speak clearly because I was crying so hard.
"Whatever. You know you wanna be my b*tch," he said, before going into the bedroom area and slamming the door.
As soon as I got my things together to leave, Tupac came back to the common area.
"Where the f*ck are you going!" he asked.
"I don't know what you thought," I said. "I really don't. But it's not like that."
Tupac nodded slowly, staring at me intently. He wasn't ranting or screaming anymore. But he had this very sinister smile on his face. I kept looking around the room because I felt like something was about to happen to me. I wasn't sure if these guys were coming back or what. But something was wrong.
"It's not like that?" he kept saying over and over again and nodding. "Well ai-ight then, f*cking b*tch. You want to leave! Tell the driver to take you home. The limo is still out there. Get the f*ck out.."
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
This AINT Cute!
There has been talk on the net about this video that has been floating around youtube and other video websites. Basically kids dancing like how adults do.
What is the world coming to? Is that crazy or is it just me?!
What is the world coming to? Is that crazy or is it just me?!
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Game wants no parts of Jay-Z contrary to sayin 'Fuck Jay-Z' on the radio a few nights ago
By Tai Saint Louis
Contrary to the impression created by a recent radio interview, The Game says he has no desire to engage in a battle of words with Jay-Z.
This comes after the Cali rapper’s comments with Phoenix radio personality Chino of 104.7 KISS FM, during which he broached the subject of beefing with Jay, making statements that appeared to be batting the former Def Jam president.
But Game clarifies that the statements were made in response to an alleged incident of which he has no proof.
“I heard that Jay sorta said something about me at the Wimbledon tennis match,” The Game told AllHipHop.com exclusively. “I didn’t see him say it, I didn’t hear no audio so I don’t really know if he was dissing me, if he said something about me.”
Rumors of animosity between the two artists surfaced in 2005, following the release of a Jay-Z freestyle verse that seemed to be taking aim at the then G-Unit member.
Still, while Game says he recognizes Jay-Z’s ability to subliminally attack an opponent, something which he says he’s incorporated into his own style, the rapper maintains he has no desire to fuel the rumor mill.
“What people don’t know about Jay is Jay is probably the most witty rapper that ever walked the face of the earth,” Game explained. “He’s witty, he’s clever. His metaphors will be sitting right next to you and then hit you in the face so hard that you don’t know what happened. That’s the type of rapper Jay is. I was molded by that part of him and added that to my own persona and my own marksmanship as an emcee.
“Jay-Z’s a legend, man. I respect his music, [but that] doesn’t really mean I have to respect him if he’s disrespecting me. The Jay that was talking about me at Wimbeldon under his breath, or says anything about me, is the Jay that I’ll go at, and that’s just it. Jay the rap artist, Jay the legend, Jay from Marcy Projects; that hustler turned dope artist, turned probably best lyricist that ever lived: I have respect for. I’m not gonna add wood to a fire that’s already burning out.”
LAX, which Game has said will be his last offering as an artist, is due in stores on August 26.
The star-studded opus features appearances by Lil’ Wayne, Nas, Common, Ludacris, Raekwon and Ice Cube, as well as R&B inflections courtesy of Bilal, Chrisette Michelle, Raheem DeVaughn, Ne-Yo, and Keyshia Cole, who appears on the album’s lead single “Game’s Pain.”
The album also serves as a springboard for Game’s renewed focus on building his Black Wall Street imprint.
“I have a slew of producers and I’m starting to develop artists and getting more focused,” he says. “This my third album, and it’s time to focus on my folks. And my label. The camp’s on the album. So we’re just learning each other, growing as a family, and we’re gonna do big things in 2009 and the years to come.”
LAX features productions by two of BWS’s producers: Tre Beatz and E.P., contributed three tracks and served as the album’s executive producer.
Friday, August 15, 2008
They Found Big Foot?!?!?!!!
CNN reports: "Two men say they've found the corpse of Bigfoot and claim they have the DNA evidence to prove it"
Monday, August 11, 2008
2 African American Men in one Weekend! thas crazy!!! R.I.P. Bernie Mac and Isaac Hayes
CNN reports "- Bernie Mac, the Emmy and Golden Globe nominated actor and comedian who worked his way to Hollywood success from an impoverished upbringing on Chicago's South Side, died Saturday at age 50. Bernie Mac, 50, was nominated for a Grammy for "The Original Kings of Comedy." Bernie Mac, 50, was nominated for a Grammy for "The Original Kings of Comedy." "Actor/comedian Bernie Mac passed away this morning from complications due to pneumonia in a Chicago area hospital," his publicist, Danica Smith, said in a statement from Los Angeles, California. She said no other details were available and asked that his family's privacy be respected. The comedian suffered from sarcoidosis, an inflammatory lung disease that produces tiny lumps of cells in the body's organs, but had said the condition went into remission in 2005. He recently was hospitalized and treated for pneumonia, which his publicist said was not related to the disease. Recently, Mac's brand of comedy caught him flack when he was heckled during a surprise appearance at a July fundraiser for Democratic presidential candidate and fellow Chicagoan Barack Obama." R.I.P To Bernie Mac. One of the best comedians in the world. Your jokes will always be missed
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Friday, March 28, 2008
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Friday, March 14, 2008
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Monday, February 11, 2008
NEW MIXTAPE FROM BLAQJACC.....(read to find out more about it)
What's the name of the mixtape?
"The Rebate"
Why am I namin it The Rebate?
Well we callin it The Rebate because the mixtape consists of a bunch of tracks I just been sittin on since like last summer. I was originally recordin it for the sequel to 'Im On My Shit' which was gon be the part 2 to that. And since we givin it away for free, we figure we call it The Rebate. You know how when you go to the store & buy like a cell phone or somethin and it originally costs like $400 but its only $50 after rebates...Well, all this mixtape is going to cost you is your time to check it out, but it come with an instant satisfaction rebate....its time well spent.
I was just gonna hold on to all those songs til next winter, since 'Im On My Shit' part 2 was supposed to drop this last winter, but since I keep gettin better wit every song, I aint wunna put nothin out knowin that Im 10 times better than the music I just put out, & then havin to wait to put out music with the level Im at now later, and then i be better than that by then...... & then its a cycle of me not bein able to keep up with myself....stand me?! However there's still a couple songs Im a hold on to cuz they just too crazy to give em away for free like that just on the internet, they gon need a bigger push than that.
What type of songs do I have on The Rebate?
Since I had originally planed to drop it in the winter, it got more songs that are of great content...u know shit u gotta actually listen to. Cuz u not really out ridin around & gettin out as much in the winter so u more subject to listen to songs that u can relate to more on a personal level as an individual rather than somethin 4 u & ya niggaz or u & yo homegurls 2 vibe to stand me?! Like songs like "Top Back" from T.I. or "Money On My Mind" from Lil Wayne, those are songs that u & ya niggaz or u & ya homegurls can relate to while yall together as a group stand me? But then u got songs that u wunna vibe to when u by urself u know like, "Meet the Parents" from Jay-Z or "Many Men" from 50 Cent. "Many Men" is a song that only niggaz who been shot or shot at, etc.. can really relate to so it reaches u more on a personal level. But even if u aint been shot, stabbed, etc... u still like the song because its so interestin, & its a unique story.
On this mixtape I got alotta story tellin songs that fit more in that "personal" category but we not sure on how many of those type songs if any we're gonna put on the tape, cuz songs like that dont get outdated. And those songs mean somethin to me so I just dont wunna throw it out there so carelessly, I wunt people to feel me. So other than that feel, I got songs with alotta energy to em, u know like that kinda music u get pumped 4 a game for or tha type of music u get dressed 2 in the morning & u got the music blastin off throughout ur house. Its prolly gon have more songs like that on there, but of course u gon get a taste of everything. Just depends on what me & my A&R's agree on for the tape.
Do I have any favorite songs or songs u recommend to listen to?
Umm...I got 3 tracks that are tied at my favorite, & they are MUST LISTENS. They called "Sound of the Streets", "Jealous of You", & "Wut Can U Say". However its a possibility that we might hold all 3 of those records for another project so I wouldnt hold my breath lookin 4 em when The Rebate drop. As far as songs that I'm pretty sure is gon make The Rebate, I gotta joint on there called "Man Up"....dat shit goes BANANAS!! Thas a personal favorite of mine, plus I actually produced that track myself too so that was really an exciting record for me. I got my brother HB on that song too, his verse was crazy. So I just cant wait 2 see what kinda reaction I get from that record.
When is The Rebate comin out?
It should be out no later than the middle of March...It might even be out next week, just keep checkin blaqjacc.blogspot.com to stay updated on the status. We just gettin the artwork & the tracklistin done right now basically, besides that its done.
How do u go about getting the mixtape?
U gotta get it at blaqjacc.blogspot.com, its free!
Saturday, February 9, 2008
Monday, February 4, 2008
For those of you who've been like.....WHERE BLAQJACC BEEN?!
WHERE HAVE I BEEN U ASK?
Well I been everywhere u aint been. While u was out ridin on ames, i was at the studio doin my thang...while u was out chasin bitches, I was makin digits...while u was out there just fuckin around I was puttin my hustle down. Listen fells.... IM ON MY SHIT.....ALWAYS!!!!! Shit aint like I been missin nothin but bullets flyin & niggaz dyin anyway. I been there done that & wrote raps bout that already. People eventually get tired of u rappin about the same thang after a while, so I gotta experience different shit in order 4 that to happen, cuz at the end of the day I can only rap about what I go through stand me? Plus on top of that its cold as fuck outside fells!! So, son'll be out when the sun back out at the top of the summer, 24/7, pushin my new mixtape, "Heartland Hero" hosted by my good man DJ 2Exclusive. Get atcha dude!
Well I been everywhere u aint been. While u was out ridin on ames, i was at the studio doin my thang...while u was out chasin bitches, I was makin digits...while u was out there just fuckin around I was puttin my hustle down. Listen fells.... IM ON MY SHIT.....ALWAYS!!!!! Shit aint like I been missin nothin but bullets flyin & niggaz dyin anyway. I been there done that & wrote raps bout that already. People eventually get tired of u rappin about the same thang after a while, so I gotta experience different shit in order 4 that to happen, cuz at the end of the day I can only rap about what I go through stand me? Plus on top of that its cold as fuck outside fells!! So, son'll be out when the sun back out at the top of the summer, 24/7, pushin my new mixtape, "Heartland Hero" hosted by my good man DJ 2Exclusive. Get atcha dude!
"One of the Best 51 Undiscovered Artists in the Country".......Vibe Magazine
How did I make the Vibe Magazine?
Well the answer to that is quite simple.....bcuz im NICE nigga thats why! I aint do no politicin wit em or wuznt no money involved or I aint fuck one of the girls from the Vibe editor staff or none of that, they just liked the talent that I possessed....period.
How did I feel about makin the Vibe?
I felt great wut u thought?! But that dont make me content at all, that dont make me think Im better than other artists here in my state bcuz I already thought I was better than everyone in my state from the beginnin anyway, and my region too 4 that matter. I still respect some niggaz here in my state & in the region doin what they do but I feel Im better than them & my job is to continue to grind & work hard so that YOU agree with that opinion. I still have alotta room to grow & the thought of that is scary on the talent level bcuz there's niggaz who dont get to my level til they in they late 30's (clears throat). And that's lyrically AND writing songs. But dont get me confused 4 a cocky ass nigga who just think he the shit & there aint nothin u can tell em, I mean yea I do admit I can be a lil cocky but I still know my role in the game & right now Im still just a pon, stand me?
Do I think EVERYONE else who made the Vibe deserved it?
Honestly, I have only listened to like 4 or 5 of em that made it so I cant really answer that question stand me? And out of the ones I listened to I ended up doin a song with one of em (shotout to Zedzilla) & they also got Yo Gotti on the track. Its called "Product of the Street" shit turned out hot in my opinion. Its a promo song for Zedzilla that they tryna do wit a nigga from every state that they believe is really holdin they state down & can really represent the streets. Like I said I like the joint & I'm gettin a good reaction from it so ...it is what it is
Copy & Paste the link below to listen/download "Product of the Street"
http://www.zshare.net/audio/7183177960d13f/
About the song: "Mr. AM to the PM" (Probably my favorite song that I've ever recorded....or at least one of em)
"Mr. AM to the PM" (produced by D. Boy)
Why did I make this song?
I recorded this song right after I got done watchin Hip-Hop vs. America on BET. I get tired of hearin the same arguments brought up over & over because we as artists have to keep REPEATIN ourselves. So I felt like any questions that an Oprah or Al Sharpton or any other Hip-Hop critic had to address or whatever was pretty much answered in this song. So miss me wit that bullshit in your interviews bruh.
What was the whole process in me making the song?
My producer D. Boy, who was in Phoenix, AZ at the time, was at the studio there & he had shot me a text sayin he had just made this lil throwaway beat but he was gon' send it to me anyway just 4 the hell of it. I was like aight coo. I already had the hook in my head, so when I got the beat & I did the hook to the beat... it just seemed perfect.
So I set the beat on repeat & went into my zone for 20-25 minutes to come up wit the verses for the song, loaded it up, laid it down, did a quick half-ass mixdown on it & sent it back to D. Boy that night. He spazzed out & the rest, is what it is...
One man's trash is another man's treasure
Copy & paste the link below to listen/download "Mr. AM to the PM":
http://www.zshare.net/audio/7182405b5abb63/
This joint here called Tell Hip-Hop
This one of my personal favorites lyrically, like on a more lyrical level right here....I recorded it last summer
Lemme know how yall like it....love it, hate it wuteva just check it out
Lemme know how yall like it....love it, hate it wuteva just check it out
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Welcome
This tape is where it all started....I been on my shit ever since...
Go check it out at datpiff.com (oh yea & by the way, in my opinion that shits ASS 2 me now!! Im on my shit gettin better by the second, stand me?! Try ya best 2 keep up fuckboyz)
I'm back at it, focused for my paper as usual. Determined for my money, fake niggas still dont blend with me. yaknow! Aint shit changed, I just wanted to welcome eveybody to the new blog. Let'em now what it is, and yes, Secrect Society is my new shit. Dont get it confuse 20/20 (Joke & H, wat it is?) is still the fam, but im branchin off to do me. In a more up-in-close and personal, I JUST DONT GIVE A FUCK WAY! Shout out to my nigga 2exclu, & D.boy, we goin put this shit together right. But enough said get focused O - Town, The Heartland Hero Mixtape is almost done, so it would also be fair to say, so is you'll careers. (But who I'm I?).......I'ma leave you'll with a exclusive joint off the tape.......
Its called "Grind Or Nothin".....like 2exclu say.......
http://www.sendspace.com/file/681dff
Download it, like it, or hate it, let me now what you'll think.....HOLLA!
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