? ima have a better reaction in 2021… I apologize when snap out sometimes ..then convos that stem from hatred, strike me hard from my upbringing! After that nip shit my hatred level went up I’ma boss up leave it in 2020!
Vice President-elect Kamala Harris followed president-elect Joe Biden by getting the COVID-19 vaccine on camera. After getting the vaccine, Kamala remarked that the shot “wasn’t that bad,” and added that it was virtually painless.
Harris stated, “I want to encourage everyone to get the vaccine. It is relatively painless. It happens really quickly. It is safe. It’s literally about saving lives. I trust the scientists. And it is the scientists who created and approved this vaccine. So I urge everyone, when it is your turn, get vaccinated.”
Young Buck continues to drop classic G-Unit tales in his extensive interview with VLAD TV, this time bringing us back to when The Game got kicked out of G-Unit by 50 Cent and the shootout that started everything.
The recent VLAD TV interview with Young Buck has been blessing OG hip-hop fans with a handful of classic throwback stories, particularly those relating to his time as a member of G-Unit. Buck now gives us a little insight on why and how The Game was booted from G-Unit and the situation that acted as a beginning to an end.
After the release of his highly anticipated album, “The Voice“, Lil Durk spent some holiday time with King Von’s children.
Lil Durk was pictured spending some time with King Von‘s children. After King Von’s death a few weeks ago, it would make sense that one of his best friends would be there to spend some time with his family over the holidays.
FBG Duck’s mother has called out Lil Durk for mentioning FBG Duck in a bar of a new song, one she perceives as disrespect.
The line in question from Durk says he wants to “get high like Duck,” which led Weekly to go off on the rapper. She then questioned why Durk is focused on mentioning her son instead of showing off their craft or focusing on building a bigger platform as an artist by going “pop” like her son was looking to do before he passed.
Gucci Mane and his wife Keyshia Ka’oir welcomed their first child together on Wednesday. Maintaining the rapper’s habit of staying “icy,” the couple named their newborn son Ice Davis.
“My wife just gave me a 7lb 1 oz baby boy his name ICE DAVIS 12/23/20,” Gucci Mane announced on Instagram. “Thank you MrsDavis he’s here!!!!!!!”
Guwop and Ka’oir confirmed in August that they were expecting a child. Both individuals have children from previous relationships, but Keyshia Ka’oir previously hinted that she was ready for another child. The rapper has a 12-year-old son, Keitheon Davis, with his ex Sheena Evans, while Ka’oir has two daughters and a son from a previous relationship.
Gucci Mane and Keyshia married in 2017 and recently celebrated their third wedding anniversary.
On Twitter, 19-year-old Angela Newsome had been arguing with Lanez’s fans, who later took verbal jabs at the teen because she posted a link to her GoFundMe. Newsome wrote that she has a “toxic father” and needed help raising money to move out.
Tory Lanez saw that the critic had a GoFundMe so he decided to send her money, but that didn’t stop her from speaking negatively about him.
Tory caught wind of her tweet and decided to do something about it. After tweeting him back with her CashApp name, she posted a screenshot showing that Lanez sent her $2,500. That wasn’t enough to stop her from talking trash about him, though.
In July, Rajon Rondo and his girlfriend got into a heated exchange with a woman in the parking lot of an apartment complex. Things got tense after Rondo confronted the woman about parking so close to his Rolls Royce, which was parked in the handicapped spot. In the lawsuit filed by the woman, Toktam Jorshari, she claims things escalated after Rondo “nudged” her, which prompted his girlfriend to intervene by punching the woman.
TMZ has since obtained surveillance video from the complex parking lot and seems to corroborate Jorshari’s claims. “In the NBA, unnecessary and excessive contact is considered a Flagrant 2 foul, which can result in a fine, ejection and possible suspension of a player,” said Jorshari’s attorneys, Eddie Tehrani & Arnold Gross from State Law Firm. “Outside the NBA, such conduct is considered an assault and battery. No man should ever put their hands on a woman, ESPECIALLY an NBA basketball player with superior height and strength. The video speaks for itself.”
Rondo’s attorney Mark. D. Baute, issued a lengthy statement in response. “Mr. Rondo tried to separate them and keep them away from each other; he did not push anyone,” “I saw the videotape in July, during the first Covid surge. Rajon Rondo had a broken thumb in a cast at the time, and his vehicle was correctly parked in a handicapped spot while he was picking up his girlfriend.”
“The plaintiff chose to park her car two inches from Mr. Rondo’s door, and the plaintiff was not in an assigned parking spot,” Baute said. “The plaintiff refused to wear a mask during a short 30-second encounter, and also refused to move her car. The plaintiff and Mr. Rondo’s girlfriend had an unpleasant encounter that lasted roughly 10 seconds, and Mr. Rondo tried to prevent them from any further interaction, which was awkward due to (a) his thumb being broken, and (b) the plaintiff not wearing a mask.”
“The plaintiff then left on her own, hired a lawyer, filed a lawsuit, and we have chosen to offer nothing, pay nothing and to defend the case on the merits, and win. The focus in July was on winning another championship with the Lakers. The focus now is on playing the best possible basketball for the Atlanta Hawks,” Baute concluded.
Jorshari claims to have suffered several injuries resultant from the altercation and is suing the couple for assault and battery. She also claims to be dealing with emotional distress and is seeking damages in excess of $1 million.
Congress recently passed a $900 billion relief package, which included $600 direct payments to American citizens, half of what most received back in March. The paltry sum has prompted the president to call for an amendment to the bill asking for more money for Americans.
“It really is a disgrace,” Donald Trump said in a video shared via Twitter. “It’s called the COVID relief bill, but it has almost nothing to do with COVID.” After listing off the things included in the bill that weren’t directly tied to the pandemic or to relief for average citizens, he said, “I am asking Congress to amend this bill and increase the ridiculously low $600 to $2,000 or $4,000 for a couple.”
Drakeo The Ruler revealed that he has a song with Drake on the way, and took to IG to talk his talk. Shortly after posting previews of the song, Drakeo took to IG stories and said “There is only one Drakeo and that’s me. There is no Big Draco or none of that s**t n***as is talking bout!!”
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Since then, Soulja Boy caught word of the message from Drakeo, and fired back with some thoughts of his own via IG live. Soulja went down the line of things he did ahead of other rappers, saying “Anything you rap n***as done did, I already did it, n***a. Signing a record deal, I been did it. F**king these groupie a** hoes, I been did it. Doing songs with these rap n***as, I been did it. Y’all n***as late, y’all n***as catching up. Going viral on the internet, I been did it. I don’t need no songs with none of you p***y ass n***as.”
From there, he said “You think you doing something, n***a? Boy, you ain’t doing s**t, boy. Big Draco, n***a. The biggest Draco. Stop playing with me. Lame a** n***a. You will never be on my level.”
Despite the pandemic causing various setbacks in the music industry, Lil Baby is continuing to experience massive success. It was recently revealed that his album “My Turn” earned more than any other album in 2020, according to HITS Daily Double.
Lil Baby’s project earned an estimated $19 million this year, and it is Lil Baby’s first No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart. The album topped the Billboard 200 chart again in June, and has 20 billion plays across various platforms and counting. He’s also up for a pair of Grammy nominations, for rap performance and rap song, each for his song “The Bigger Picture.”
Second on the list of highest-earning albums of the year is Taylor Swift’s Folklore ($16.3M), followed by Pop Smoke’s Shoot for the Stars Aim for the Moon ($15.8M), Juice Wrld’s Legends Never Die ($15.6M), and The Weeknd’s After Hours ($15.5M).
Lil Baby recently spoke to the L.A. Times about having success but not being able to celebrate and connect with fans. He explained, “That’s the bittersweet part about it. I haven’t been able to take it all in, because I haven’t gotten fruits of my labor yet. Hopefully, with the vaccine, stuff will be open next summer. My album’s strong enough to ride it out till the end, though. I almost feel like I got robbed, but I ain’t gonna stop. Everything happens for a reason.”
American citizens in desperate need of financial support as the country slowly shuts down in response to the growing cases and deaths due to COVID-19 may get some relief in Congress’s latest relief plan. According to reports, Congressional leaders and the White House are nearing an agreement on a $900 billion COVID-19 relief plan that would include stimulus checks for Americans.
In addition to stimulus checks, the bill will also include enhanced federal jobless benefits, small-business funding, and funds to distribute COVID-19 vaccines. It’s not yet clear just how much the stimulus checks will be. Sources in Washington have speculated that the checks will only be $600 for individuals, while others say the figure could be higher.
“It’s not a done deal yet. But we are very close,” said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. “We made major headway toward hammering out a targeted pandemic relief package that would be able to pass both chambers with bipartisan majorities,” added Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. “We committed to continuing these urgent discussions until we have an agreement, and we agreed we will not leave town until we’ve made law.”
