Every so often, social media users ask the question: “What would you do if a man slapped your girl’s butt while you’re present?” Stunna Girl‘s performance in Syracuse, N.Y., this weekend provided one of the most common answers, as her husband and security team violently handled a fan who did so.
The 25-year-old rapper was part of the Spring Festlineup this past Friday (April 27) at the Landmark Theatre. TMZ obtained footage that shows an attendee inappropriately touching the Sacramento, Calif.
Dominque Brown, an African-American History teacher, claims she was “forced to resign” in January for simply following her dreams outside of education. The “teacher of the month” was allegedly let go by Taylor Prep High School in Taylor, MI — after seven years of service — when it was found out that she had been pursuing a rap career under the moniker “Drippin Honey.”
A music video of hers titled, “Drippin 101,” includes some of herformer students, and has since garnered 212,120 views, as of publication.
After sharing the stage with Usher recently at Park MGM’s Dolby Live on August 26th to sing his hit song “Can We Talk,” Tevin Campbell gave his input on the state of R&B. In a run-in with TMZ, the 45-year-old mentioned who he considers to be the kings of the genre, and who he believes can battle Usher in a Verzuz.
“We’re all kings, man. We’re all kings,” Campbell shared with TMZ when asked if Usher is the King of R&B.
(BallerStatus.com) It’s been seven months since Ella Ann (of Los Angeles-based duo The Bangz) was shot, hospitalized, and laid in a coma for nearly a month.
Details regarding the incident have been sketchy, but we were able to track down the female rapper’s boyfriend KC, a member of producer team the Handlebarz, who explained the entire story of the 2009 September night that changed both Ella and The Bangz’ whole world.
Afrika Bambaataa’s Universal Zulu Nation is speaking out against WorldStarHipHop.com. In an open letter addressed to the popular website’s creator Lee O’Denat, the hip-hop awareness group bashed
the site’s promotion of violent graphic videos. The letter — penned my the organization’s Minister of Information Quadeer Shakur (MC Spice) — accused World Star of being detrimental to hip-hop culture, and warned of action that would be taken against the site by the Nation.