Hip-hop superstar Nicki Minaj shared a new track with her fans this week–only for her label to step in and yank it offline. This week, the rapstress posted a Soundcloud link for her new remix with PTAF, “Boss A– B—h”–much to the delight of her devoted base.
The producer claims that Jackson’s estate and Sony re-edited songs improperly with the intention of depriving Jones of production fees and royalties. Jones says that the re-edits constitute a violation of an agreement that gave him the right to remix master recordings for albums released following Michael Jackson’s 2009 death.
The latest person to raise hip-hop star Wale’s ire is David “Punk” Otunga.
[jwplayer mediaid=”426184″]Check out Miguel and Kendrick Lamar as they team up to serenade the ladies in the official music video for the “How Many Drinks?”
[jwplayer mediaid=”387837″]Trinidad James closes out the “All Gold Everything” phenomenon with the official remix music video featuring Atlanta favorites, T.I., Young Jeezy, and 2 Chainz.
Lil Wayne’s degrading Emmett Till analogy is regrettable and outrageous. His response to Till’s family is even worse.
Trinidad James has taken the hip-hop community by storm. James’ “All Gold Everything” has conquered radio stations, blogs, and now some of the hottest artists
For those of you who couldn’t get enough of 2012’s most polarizing hit single, Trinidad James and French Montana have remixed the smash “All Gold Everything.”
Ill Doctrine: Don’t Call It A Comeback (Debate Remix)
This week some of our favorite artists teamed up for some great songs. Brandy recruited 2 Chainz and Tyga on the “Put it Down” remix
It’s starting off as an eventful week in hip hop music. As Lil Wayne continues to murder industry beats with his own lyricism, T.I. releases
