Jill Scott Shows She is a Grown Woman Who Does Grown Women Things

By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer Jill Scott went viral after footage surfaced of her at shows where she acted out an example of her “skills.” Jilly from Philly showed that she can get it in

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After Watching T.I Perform Live; I Think He Might One of the Top Ten Emcees of All-Time

By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer Earlier this year I saw T.I perform live at the One Music Fest in Atlanta. His performance was excellent to say the least and stood above the other performers I

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Fair Game: If Michelle Obama Can be Disrespected So Can Melania Trump

By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer T.I has come under fire for a video he posted on Twitter to promote his new album ‘Dime Trap.’ The video has a lookalike model of  First Lady Melania Trump

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Daz Dillinger You Shouldn’t Wish Death or Prison on Your Worst Enemy; Not Even Suge Knight

By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer Last week former music executive mogul Suge Knight took a plea deal for manslaughter charge that will send him to prison for 28 years. Since 2015, Knight has been incarcerated

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State of Ohio Gets a L On Behalf of Machine Gun Kelly, Katt Williams and My Uber Driver

By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer Initially the title of this was supposed to say that Cleveland gets a L. Then I found out that Katt Williams is from Cincinnati not Cleveland, so I had to

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Mac Miller Death is Sad Reminder that the Culture of Hip Hop Needs to Change

By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer Hip Hop fans like myself is still digesting the death of Hip Hop artist Mac Miller. Last week the 26 year old emcee died from a drug overdose. His death

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Sorry Joe Budden: You Are Not Better than Eminem

By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer Recently Joe Budden got on his podcast and responded to being on Eminem’s list of people that was dissed on his latest album. To his credit, Joe made a lot

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Is Juneteenth A Reason to Celebrate… I Think Not

By: Jarrod Horton Staff Writer June 19th marks the celebration of Juneteenth, the official holiday for the emancipation of Black slaves in 1865. The District of Columbia and forty-four states have recognized Juneteenth as a

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