On his upcoming album, “Suffering From Success” DJ Khaled recruits Rick Ross, Meek Mill, T.I., Swizz Beatz, and Diddy (back to Puff Daddy) for a tribute…
There was a time when actual “talent” was required to be famous. No, seriously, there was—lifetimes ago—before the internet, auto-tune and inflatable booty cheeks. Now, it’s ALL about industry hype, sex appeal and image which explains the overall decline in mainstream music/movies. Here are the ten most successful celebs with no talent. Take a look. Continue reading →
Past Sunday night, Hot 107.9 debuted Hood Rich Radio hosted by DJ Scream, Cory B, and DJ Spinz! This high energy show had a few special guest call in, including Rick Ross, T.I. and DJ Khaled. DJ Khaled talks about Grammy Awards, new music, and more! Rick Ross talks about his new record “Bag Of Money” and more! T.I. talks about “F*ck The City UP”, new movies and more! RELATED: T.I. Hits The Studio With Dr. Dre For New Mixtape! [VIDEO] T.I. Brings Big Ratings To VH1 With “The Family Hustle” Rick Ross “Rich Forever” Mixtape [FREE DOWNLOAD] Top 10 Rick Ross Songs [ORIGINAL]
DJ Khaled hit up Invasion Radio on Sirius speaking on why he can use the N’ word. He claims that he is a product of his environment and that the N’ word is positive and endearing term… Take a Listen: “I’m a n—a. If somebody ever took that in an arrogant – if someone thinks it in another way, they dumb.I grew up like that. It’s slang. It’s actually a positive word the way that I use it, the way that Ace [Hood] is using it. If you think like that, that goes back to the internet. The hate. For me to say ‘We the best, oooo weeee n—a, we the best!’ You know what I’m talking about. N—as that’s thinking that is dumb f–ks. You know what I’m saying? Once again, I’d like to shout out the fans who love this music. What makes me mad, ’cause when I grew up, n—as was calling me sand n—a. Now, that’s ignorant, because there’s only one way to say it. You can’t say, ‘Yo what up my sand n—a?’ That’s not the way we grew up in the streets. When I say ‘What up my n—a,’ I say that to Green Lantern all the time. ‘What up my nig?’ That’s just me greeting you with love, but if somebody takes it another way, they dumb, man. That’s like, dumb. Like, they dumb. Just so we are clear Khaled bin Abdul Khaled aka DJ Khaled, born in New Orleans of Palestinian descent… You use the N’ word because you are a N’ and because you mean it as an endearing term then the world should understand. mmmmkkkaaayyy! Sooooo – every person that is not black can use the N’ word as long as they give an explanation or Is it okay for very person that is not white to get a pass? Just a Note: This interview is about 3 years old…
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