”If I look tired it’s because I am. I’m deeply saddened and disappoint that “Stronger” will not get a video or the continued promotion it deserves! I’d love to blame @atlanticrecords but that would be a lie! It’s tough for record companies to continue to fund music that people don’t support! I pride myself on giving you real musicianship, real singing, real lyrical content and being true to the music that inspired my very existence. The problem is there aren’t many people left that want to hear it or buy it and if there are they won’t stand up and be noticed! Who am I doing this for? Who am I maintaining this so called integrity for? Not many as u can tell by my first wk sales..lol. The artist that don’t give a fuck sale the most and do the most! Should that be my new route? Maybe I should have been born white then all of my music would go straight to mainstream and pop radio instead of urban ac.. A format that continues to kill the true R&B artist! (Not mad at white artist just to be clear!) What I do know is that i will not continue to be faithful to something or someone that is not being faithful to me. I love you but I have a family. I have a mom and dad just like you. I have goals and dreams just like you. I refuse to work hard for nothing. I look better, sing better, produce better, write better, and perform better than dam near everybody and this is the thanks I get?.. Again I’m not angry I’m just tired.. Please enjoy my last real R&B album “Stronger” cause you’ll never get another one!”
http://instagram.com/p/wwwQvbv9DN/?utm_source=partner&utm_medium=embed&utm_campaign=video&modal=true On Tuesday (Dec. 16), YG stopped by Big Boy’s Neighborhood to discuss the success of his album My Krazy Life and getting snubbed by the Grammys. The Compton rapper stated the Grammy doesn’t respect street culture, artists or music unless they become a cross-over. YG made it clear he has no respect or love for the Grammys. YG isn’t the only rapper who felt this way. In fact, Drake created the ‘Hood Grammys’ to project his personal views on who should have one, while, Nipsey Hu$$le agreed YG’s My Crazy Life was the best rap album of 2015. Following suit, Snoop Dogg took to Instagram to voice his frustration with the annual award ceremony that recognizes the work and achievements of today’s artists. Snoop nonchalantly told his followers and whoever would listen, “F**k the Grammys!”
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Jesus!! I hate writing this,but today we lost one of the H’s in Hiphop as far as I’m concerned,Larry Smith was one of the first names I saw over and over again when I was dreaming of becoming a producer,he made”Sucker MCs”,”Friends”,”Rock Box”,”Together Forever”,”Five Minutes Of Funk” and so much more incredible work,but those beats alone! shaped what you now know as HipHop, to me ,Sonically nothing else has come out as powerful as what you created,may your soul rest in peace http://youtu.be/rXVFNs0piP8
Following Instagram’s recent purge of fake accounts, Kim Kardashian has officially become the most-followed person on the popular social media network overtaking Justin Bieber. The change in place comes as a result of 3.8 million spam accounts being removed from Bieber’s fan base. The international celebutante now has 22.2 million with Beyoncé coming in just behind with 21.4 million, leaving Bieber in third with 20 million Beliebers. Other notable drops in followers include Selena Gomez and Ariana Grande who saw their followings drop by 1.1 million and 1.6 million, respectively. Most suspect of all, however, is rapper Ma$e, who had 1.6 million followers – that is until a few days ago – when he saw his followers drop to a paltry 100,000 followed by a prompt deleting of his account altogether. The news comes at a time when Instagram has also trumped Twitter as having more registered users, signaling a shift in consumer habits from a text-based culture to a more visual-based one and confirms Kim’s unparalleled ability to #BreakTheInternet.