Yo!! I swear life is so short, i was just with him on Saturday, in this world of so many bad people, it’s extremely sad when we lose a true friend collector like @instajaxon
So im at the #BetRadioRoom doing interviews for my new single “Where you at” and i sit down with @angelayee from @Power1051 in New York, im telling her more about the project and she asked why did i choose bowwow to be the featured artist on my record, i then say, because everything is swinging so young today and in the direction that i have always been criticized for, its seems more than right now! to put out a record featuring, a person most of the artist on the radio today, grew up watching, wanting to be and listening to,hes like their Jay -Z …of course she was like, uhhhhhhhhh uh oh jd thats a pretty big statement, i said have yall not been paying attention to what these young artist are saying, take for instant what Fetty Wop said, fast foward, yesterday @vincestaples posted this on twitter i then retweeted it, tagging angela and saying, see!! this goes along with what i was telling you, but like everytime i do interview, they leave shit out and twist up the conversation, making it seem like something else lol, read below Posted Sunday, June 28th 2015 @ 8am by Honey German While out in Los Angeles for the BET Awards, Angle Yee sat down for an interview with Jermaine Dupri, and he is not happy with the award show and is ready to boycott his performance. What’s bugging JD? The fact that Shad Moss (Bow Wow) will not be at the BET Awards today and he pretty much fathered all these new rappers. Speaking on his protégé, JD says Bow is “Jay Z to these young kids” and brought up the fact that Fetty Wap admitted that he doesn’t know any Jay Z or Nas lyrics during a recent Angie Martinez interview. He later sent Angela a tweet that Vince Staples had posted during a twitter rant in which Vince said he is also boycotting the award show if Bow Wow and Big Tigger are not there personally. Read more: http://www.power1051fm.com/onair/the-breakfast-club-40716/jermaine-dupri-says-bow-wow-is-13717119/#ixzz3eNvU622q
Sportswear leviathan Nike’s reports for fiscal year 2015 are in, and unsurprisingly the brand has made an absolutely colossal amount of money. NKE INC (That’s Nike’s corporation, which includes Converse and Hurley) recorded a $30.6bn revenue – up 10% from previous years – while the Nike brand itself made a total of $28.7bn, up 14%. Nike’s “Demand Creation” (i.e. marketing) budget was a whopping $3.2bn – higher than the GDPs of some small third world countries, and industry expert Matt Powell estimates that the brand sold 350 million pairs of shoes this year. That’s 1.09 pairs of Nikes for every person in the United States. Given how corporations of Nike’s size strive to add just 1% to their bottom line, a 10% increase in revenue across the board is an insanely strong result
“Thank you, Apple, for your change of heart,” the pop superstar writes. Taylor Swift‘s open letter to Apple resulted in the tech giant tweaking its 90-day free trial policy earlier this week. Now, Swift has announced that 1989, her latest blockbuster album, will be featured on the new streaming platform. “After the events of this week, I’ve decided to put 1989 on Apple Music…and happily so,” Swift posted to Twitter on Thursday (June 25). “In case you’re wondering if this is some exclusive deal like you’ve seen Apple do with other artists, it’s not. … This is simply the first time it’s felt right in my gut to stream my album. Thank you, Apple, for your change of heart.” Indeed, Swift’s decision marks the first instance in which 1989 will be streamed for free since its October 2014 release. The music superstar famously decided to remove her entire catalog from Spotify due to her opposition to the “freemium” business model. How Taylor Swift Transcended Lars Ulrich Status In Her Apple Music Battle Last Sunday, Swift posted a letter on Tumblr titled To Apple, Love Taylor that took issue with the company’s lack of artist compensation during Apple Music’s planned three-month free trial period. “I find it to be shocking, disappointing, and completely unlike this historically progressive and generous company,” Swift wrote of the decision. Taylor Swift’s ‘Win’ Over Apple Shows How Smart the Tech Giant Really Is Within a matter of hours, Apple announced that it will pay labels during the free trial period, calling an audible that it explicitly tied to Swift’s written appeal. “When I woke up this morning and saw what Taylor had written, it really solidified that we needed a change,” Apple senior vice president of internet services and software Eddy Cue told Billboard. “And so that’s why we decide we will now pay artists during the trial period.” Swift has not yet clarified if 1989 will be her only album featured on Apple Music, which launches on June 30, or if all five of her studio albums will be showcased on the new platform. Featuring three No. 1 singles on the Hot 100 chart, 1989 has sold 4.95 million copies to date, according to Nielsen Music.
Students from the UK’s Isaac Newton Academy, all of whom involved won $15K and a chance to meet Prince Andrew, came up with the concept to make those who practice sex even more aware and safe to protect themselves. Here’s a condom that will show your partner’s true colors. Three students took home first prize in the health category at the U.K.’s TeenTech Awards on Tuesday for inventing a condom that changes colors if it comes into contact with a sexually transmitted infection. A layer of molecules in the condom,dubbed the S.T.Eye, attach to bacteria and viruses associated with common STIs and the reaction then causes the condom to emit one of four colors, MTV reported. The condom can only detect certain strains of infections, according to Buzz60. For example, it turns green if it detects chlamydia and purple for HPV. More than 100 innovators presented their ideas at the event in London, which aims to uncover “real opportunities” in the current STEM workplace.
“God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.” -Reinhold Niebuhr