The new King Sh*t with Black Bill Gates & Dj Scream is droppin’ in a couple of days, and I’ve been getting reports of a few beatdowns around the globe. Here’s one up close and personal, shouts out CJ and www.konsolekingz.com:
The new King Sh*t with Black Bill Gates & Dj Scream is droppin’ in a couple of days, and I’ve been getting reports of a few beatdowns around the globe. Here’s one up close and personal, shouts out CJ and www.konsolekingz.com:
In federal documents filed yesterday in NY District Court, DJ Vlad, born Vlad Lyubovny, alleges that “with calculated planning, Rick Ross lured DJ Vlad to a meeting for the purpose of obtaining retribution.
At that meeting, Rick Ross’ entourage of thugs carried out Rick Ross’ wishes in his presence and severely beat DJ Vlad causing permanent bodily injury.”
According to Vlad, the beating was due to his coverage on Vladtv.com of reports that Ross previously worked as a correction officer.
The attack has left Vlad with 7 stitches below the eye, three fractures to the face, a corneal abrasion and possible permanent nerve damage.
The court documents also claim that Ross sent text messages to Vlad that preceded that attack.
“N*ggas will learn…trillaaa,” Ross is alleged to have sent to Vlad. “I’m hearing things about me on your website. We gonna make a story. We gonna see each other. We going to talk. Where are you?”
In the lawsuit, DJ Vlad states he thought the purpose of the meeting was to give Ross the chance to tell his side in an exclusive story.
After a brief conversation, Vlad charges that the Miami rapper bluntly stated “we got beef” and “Ross’ accomplices, who had surrounded DJ Vlad while he spoke with Ross, proceeded to strike and beat DJ Vlad in Ross’ presence and without any protest on Ross’ part.”
Rick Ross’ latest album Trilla was released in March and has sold over 600,000 copies.
DJ Vlad currently runs the news site Vladtv.com out of New York City which provides interviews and information on Hip-Hop artists.
At press time Rick Ross could not be reached for comment on the lawsuit, which seeks $2 million dollars in punitive damages and and $2 million in compensatory damages.
DJ Vlad is wrapping up an episode of American Gangster about Mac Dre and the notorious Romper Room Gang.
I have to admit, I’ve been hunting down material on her for a minute now. Her current single is monster. I was fortunate enough to find more on her, and I wanted to share it with the rest of species.
A Young Jazmine At the Apollo
A Slightly Older Jazmine @ Sugarbar, NYC
Battle in Seattle, final movie trailer. In 1999, five days rocked the world as tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Seattle to protest the World Trade Organization. In “Battle in Seattle” those protesters include Django (Andre Benjamin), Sam (Jennifer Carpenter), Lou (Michelle Rodriguez) and Jay (Martin Henderson). United in their desire to make a difference, the stakes are personal and greater than mere politics.
Here, a peaceful demonstration escalates into a full-scale riot, the streets become mayhem, the WTO is paralyzed and a State of Emergency results. Among the Seattle residents caught in the crossfire are its beleaguered mayor (Ray Liotta), a riot cop (Woody Harrelson) and his pregnant wife (Charlize Theron). The choices they make will change their lives forever. With a great ensemble cast, writer/director Stuart Townsend intertwines multiple points of view of those -from protestors to police to delegates and doctors- who intentionally or accidentally find themselves on the streets of Seattle in those last days of the millennium.
Townsend seamlessly merges footage of the real event with his fictional narrative and illustrates that even against incredible odds, ordinary people can change the world. In theaters September 19, 2008
Speaking of which, his new song tackles the urban community’s current increase in cooperation with the authorities. His chooses to focus on Clifford Harris, who has been under scrutiny for his cooperation with law enforcement [which Mr. Harris frequently says is "public record"]
Press the B button and get it poppin’
From our folks over at Word On The Street Magazine (Source):
Peace, You know what? I had stated earlier that I didn’t have a comment about the Ozone Magazine awards but I kept getting phone calls and emails from people down in Houston reporting about how unhappy they were that the Houston rappers were not represented in their own home city. Among other complaints of the event being unorganised and malfunctions and all kinds of craziness.Some media outlets decided to take the low road and not be real journalist. I’m going to tell yall something you got me fucked up if you think that I’m going to compromise myself and report bullshit to the people especially our youth.
Now you can call me a Hater but I’m just a realist and real journalist report real shit. Just to let yall know I reached out to Julia and she got defensive. Making statements that I only want to focus on the negative and that I didn’t want to write out a balanced article. I think that would defeat the purpose of writing you a email to get your statement. HmmJulia I remember a time a day when you was critiquing awards shows and calling people out in your magazine. Or did you forget about that? You don’t see the VMA’s or the BET awards show taking it personal when journalist are there and they critique their shows.
See that’s the difference between the real shit and the bullshit. Julia you can’t be in this game and not be subject to criticism when you do an event on the scale that you and TJ have done it on for past 3 years and each time the event get’s worse. When a real journalist critiques your shit it’s to help you make improvements. So you can get to the level of a VMA’s. But if you have everybody trying to be your damn friend and everybody being a yes man to your shit then the joke is on you. I’m not trying to be your friend that’s why the game is fucked up now.’m not Real always recognizes real. So now I have a real question to ask the music industry.
What role does Ozone Magazine play in the Hip-Hop Community?
I was sitting up here listening to the interviews with Trae The Truth and Mike Jones and I’m going to say this is some of the most ignorant shit I have ever heard in my life. Non of this shit makes any sense to me. What really does not make any sense is the fact that no one seems to take in to consideration that the magazine does not have any respect for the black community, the culture of hip-hop or any of the rappers. When was the last time you heard of Ozone Magazine doing something for the community? Let me know, and we complain about the owner who I don’t expect to have any kind of relation or any understanding what’s so ever about us as a people. Nor should she have to. We make it very easy for her to do the things she does because we will bitch and complain and then turn around and keep spending money with her.
Why do you silly ass industry people keep running back to support the event as if that is all there is? Mean while she is sitting in her hotel room counting up the loot she done made off your dumb asses for a half ass show. That’s what you paid your money for? Did you pay for all the bullshit that comes with this event? Is this the standard that we have grown accustomed to? But I’m a hater if I come out and speak the real truth. And what the fuck is a hater? Who the hell came up with that damn wack ass word anyway? You know it has just really dawned on me that people use the word hater because they don’t want to deal with what’s real. Plain and simple there is more bullshit out here then there is authentic shit.
Did the magazine give credence to the south as far as exposing artist? Yes. I don’t take that away I actually congratulate Julia for doing that when the source and XXL Mag didn’t. Matter of fact I would like to thank the two biggest hip-hop publications in the game for being stupid and over looking the south the way that you did. I would like to thank the former founders of the source for letting their ego’s get the best of them to the point to where they destroyed the biggest hip-hop magazine in the world. You guys went from being the credible hip-hop bible to gossiping ass hip-hop weekly? Huh?? What’s wrong with this picture?
I would like to thank XXL MAG for being G-unit crazy when there were plenty of artist out here that could have embraced your covers. The void that you guys have left open in the hip-hop community has let any and everybody in to the fold. Nobody has any standards and gossiping blogger’s are the new journalist. The voice of hip-hop now is a big fucking joke just like the damn A&R’s who sign wack ass artist and put out wack ass records. Thanks to you guys for being money crazy and ego driven. I didn’t go to the Ozone awards because it’s the same shit every year and I just require a certain standard of award show if I’m going to spend my money. I expect the event to be organized and well planned out. Instead it is turning out to be the industry freaknik. Ghetto ass fights breaking out every where and now Julia has something to talk about in her magazine again. I would like to thank the real journalist out here for keeping it 100 and realizing that being a artist friend is not the business that you are in, but reporting the truth is. Don’t compromise yourself or your integrity for the sake of a false relationship. Our youth believes all this bullshit and that’s where my main concern is. It’s disappointing to see some of you other hip-hop websites that decided to down play the truth you can’t break the cycle if you can’t stand on the truth and so we continue on with the bullshit.
Events like these make it bad for everybody else who is trying to do something on that level legit whether or not you guys are aware. It not only affects you but it also affects others when your shit ain’t straight and people don’t know how to act.
Well here’s more ratings to our ignorance. And one more thing. How do you mess up a Pimp C Tribute? If I’m coming to your city to do an awards show I’m going to make sure that we have the right security, make sure things are organized and well thought out and make sure the major artist of that city is well represented. I can cay this because this is the third one. When are you going to get it together people and wake up? We are responsible for our own actions and everybody that acted like a damn fool should be ashamed of yourselves for making it so damn easy for people to continue to exploit our ignorance.
I will say this and I want to make it clear there is no personal issue with JB she is doing exactly what she should be doing making money off our ignorant asses. Who knows maybe what’s really going on here is the magazine does not show enough respect to the hip-hop community and so we just don’t show the event enough respect. So since there seems to be so much negativity around this event and the magazine can somebody please tell me what role does Ozone Magazine play in the hip-hop community?

Fiona Simone- Ladies Room 2.5
You might not have heard of her, but she’s doing her thing bubbling under the surface in the Atlanta scene. Fiona Simone has some certified bangers on this mixtape. Limelight is a song I have been playing every damn day.
You ever seen this many people line up to hear ANY rapper speak? oh i’m sorry, you need a better look?
You ever saw a young white lady kissin’ a Ludacris dog? Well I saw one kissin’ a Barack one, shocked me to sh*t:
Here’s to one of the best blogs of the year, thanks for steppin’ to the plate Chris: