“A year ago, I was poor, somewhat
Now my future’s brighter than Christopher’s new haircut Read the rest of this entry »

Game takes his case regarding the Twitter snafu to CNN. First he apologizes, then calls the potential case against him “all nonsense.” Read the rest of this entry »

It’s well known that you can’t falsely cry “fire” in a public area, an act punishable under law in certain states. But what if you do it online, like Game did over the weekend? On Friday, he tweeted the Compton police station’s phone number, initiating thousands of his followers to flood their telephone lines and consequentially delaying emergency services. Stupid? Very much. But what about the legality of such an action? Should Game be held accountable for his Tweet and can he be prosecuted for it?

To put it bluntly, I’d say yes. For one, every online activity leaves a paper trail and even if though Jayceon deleted the Tweet, the message is still quite easily traceable and it can be quickly identified from what computer or mobile device the message came from. If it was from the machine where most of his Tweets come from, then the odds of his claim that his account was hacked and that his friend did it, is more than likely a fat load of sh*t.

The bottom line is if Chuck’s actions online indeed did take away from the safety of citizens around him, then yes, I think it should be fair game to hold him liable. According to a sheriff’s spokesman, a misdemeanor in California typically carries a maximum sentence of a year in jail and each of the hundreds of phone calls could constitute a separate offense.

Not to be lost in the shuffle but did anyone realize that this occurred within a few days of his album dropping? Coincidence, I think not. Buddy will do literally anything to keep his name in the airwaves. Not a good look, Game. Try again next time.

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For once, I fully support Game’s words aimed at another rapper. Read the rest of this entry »

Do listen before panning “Martians…” and “Good Girls…” off as just big name features for Game’s R.E.D. Album. Read the rest of this entry »

Game, why would you do this? You just dropped a banger and you follow that up with a limp-wristed, 20-something minute Watch The Throne swagger jack? Read the rest of this entry »

On paper, Game and Preemo is a dream record that I’m sure Jayceon rapped about at some point or another in his earlier catalog. And resulting the mp3, “Born in the Trap,” is just vintage Hurricane spazzing out and throwing his dubs up in the sky. Read the rest of this entry »

Oh, gee. Goodie. Yay. Another Game/DJ Skee mixtape. We’re not worthy. How blessed are we lowly paupers of the earth to receive such a treasure??? And it features…(gasp!) everybody Jayceon didn’t diss the other day, including Sam Cooke! Sam Mutha$#!@ Cooke! The enemy linked up with Otis Redding and you counterattack with Sam Cooke! You genius, you Game. Let’s hope #deceaseddissrecords starts to trend on Twitter within the hour. Read the rest of this entry »

If any unsuspecting correctional officer asked Game, Dr. Dre or Snoop Dogg to piss in a cup, they’d probably be met with a series of blank stares. The three veteran West Coast ambassadors have been saying “chronic” in their rhymes long enough as if it maintained a steady buzz when the blunts were put out. Yes, Game and his antics are annoying but he needed the attention to get The R.E.D. Album in everybody’s mouth. Read the rest of this entry »

When does it pay not to be original in Hip-Hop? Oh, right. In 2011. It’s one thing to score a guest spot from an artist whose in high demand, but when that demand is being met at an expedited pace, you become just another teardrop in the well that Lil Timmy fell in. Chris Brown has been cutting checks left and right this year, with hit songs from Big Sean, Lil Wayne and Busta Rhymes and the quest for duplicated success has thirsty A&R’s Read the rest of this entry »

New music from Game minus copious amounts of namedrops but with just enough Cool & Dre production to make it interesting. Read the rest of this entry »

Jayceon is on one. Of course for no apparent reason other than to raise awareness for his already-failed R.E.D. Album, dropping August 23rd. For archival and entertainment purposes however, we’ll play along and see what he’s got to say. Read the rest of this entry »

One more smooth track from Trae before Street King hits the retail shelves. AOL Music’s streaming the album in full today prior to tomorrow’s release. Click here to go listen. Read the rest of this entry »

The R.E.D. Album shouldn’t be hard to locate if you find yourself wandering into the local record shop looking for Jayceon’s new album on August 23rd. Read the rest of this entry »

They shot this video over a year ago and today is your lucky day if you’ve been holding your breath since then. Jayceon, Justin and Pharrell are on boats, waverunners and every other ocean acessory to get the point across. The R.E.D. Album will drop this year, even if every artist in the industry has to make the slight appearance to give the project the needed push. Read the rest of this entry »