Only Lil’ Bow Wow could make a PG-13 visual for a strip club anthem. And now it’s Columbia’s fault.   Read the rest of this entry »

What do you do when your album fails to gain traction upon its release? You release outlandish statements of course! (Eh, Rick?) In a recent sitdown with GIANT Magazine, Lamborghini-Big-Bank-Bow had the audacity to rip into artists that relied on Auto-Tune for a song or two.

“It makes everyone feel that if they do it then they got a hit record. It’s like a slut that’s being passed around, and everyone’s jumping on it.”

I mean, where do we start? Nevermind the fact that Ron Browz and Read the rest of this entry »

Growing up in the industry ain’t all that it’s cracked up to be. Naturally, there’s invaluable knowledge to be gained — which will have your career a couple steps ahead of the pack, but as fans age and mature, so do their musical preferences; forcing the artist to shift their position — even it means contradicting their original standpoint all together. No one in Hip-Hop is more familiar with this than Shad “Lamborghini” Moss. Since the “Lil” was dropped, Bow Wow’s been faced with adhering to an entirely new market who mostly associate him with the teenybopper magnet Scream Tour and rapping about instant messaging cheerleaders while their parents are at the grocery store.

So even with the creation of New Jack City II, an album with no association with the 1991 film and his first to feature a Parental Advisory label Read the rest of this entry »

Directed By Hype Williams

Coming soon to a theater record store near you:

Nino Brown’s assassination at the hands of a disgruntled member of the community was actually a figment of his imagination. After his case was overturned due to prosecutors withholding evidence, Nino trades the coke life for the cake life in this epic tale of a hustler looking for true love on the sandy beaches of Miami. Read the rest of this entry »