ILOVEMAKONNEN (@iLoveMakonnen5D) Feat Snoop Dogg (@SnoopDogg) – 21st Street (Remix)
ILOVEMAKONNEN links up with Snoop Dogg for his brand new remix for 21st street produced by DJ Spinz & Dun Deal.
Master P (@MasterPMiller) The Breakfast Club Interview
Master P makes his return to The Breakfast Club to sit down and talk to DJ Envy, Angela Yee and Charlamagne Tha God. Master P talked about working with Lil Wayne on Power, putting on new artists, learning more about investing money in the industry, past with Snoop Dogg and Mystikal.
PosterTime: Zach Lavine Half-Court Alley-Oop
Andrew Wiggins spots a hustling Zach Lavine and feeds him a beauty from half-court for the alley-oop.
Kanye West (@KanyeWest) Feat Paul McCartney (@PaulMcCartney) – Only One
While on the Ellen show Kanye West decides to world premiered his brand new video for Only One featuring Paul McCartney.
Kyrie Irving Drops Career-High 55 Points On Portland
Kyrie Irving scored a career and league leading high 55-points, leading the Cavaliers to their eighth straight win. Kyrie also set a franchise record in three pointers made ending with 11.
2 Chainz Considering Run for Mayor of College Park, Georgia
2 Chainz for Mayor? Possibly. The rapper says he’s planning to run for the position in his hometown of College Park, Ga.
“I am looking forward to running at the end of this year or next year,” he told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution this week.
Nancy Grace Challenges 2 Chainz to a Pot Debate Rematch
The next mayoral election in College Park is Nov. 3.
Born Tauheed Epps and formerly known as Tity Boi, 2 Chainz first suggested he had his eye on the office while speaking with XXL. He told the website that following his debate with Nancy Grace over marijuana legalization, his fans had been calling for him to run for mayor.
Watch 2 Chainz Battle Nancy Grace in Televised Pot Debate
“I’m a musician, not a politician,” he said. “I’m supposed to be running for mayor in College Park. I got everybody wishing. I’m really gonna do this little mayor thing in College Park. I’m just trying to make sure I have the right qualifications.”
According to the College Park website, those qualifications include being a U.S. citizen, having been a resident of the city for one year at the time one qualifies; being a registered voter at an address within the ward for which one qualifies; and having not been convicted or sentenced for fraudulent violation of election laws, malfeasance in office, a felony involving moral turpitude or, if so, provide verification that one’s rights have been restored.
