Last night, poor Tiffany Green was embarrassed after BET seriously messed up The Viewer’s Choice award. Tiffany blamed the teleprompter for not matching the Evo tablet which said Chris Brown was the winner. She tried to correct herself by apologizing and announcing Rihanna as the winner, but it was too late and the crowd had already reacted! BET programming executive Stephen Hill BET programming executive Stephen Hill admitted via Twitter: “That BET Awards Viewer’s Choice mix-up was due to human error. And I was the human that made that error. I apologize to ALL affected.” Lloyd Upset After Not Being Nominated At The BET Awards 2011 BET Awards Best And Worst Dressed [PHOTOS] 2011 BET Awards Performances [VIDEO]
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JB.. duet?!?! sincerely, Alex. Love this song, Justin killed it on this track, new fav!! It reminds me of Michael Jackson’s We are the World.. beautiful & inspiring. I hope you all like my rendition of Pray!! : ) download the MP3 here: www.mediafire.com big shoutie to @KpLovesDemi who makes all AMORCOVERS audio files for you all. BAMF! www.AlexandraAmorMusic.com http://www.youtube.com/v/R2SXK3BgITg?f=videos&app=youtube_gdata Go here to see the original: Pray – Justin Bieber (Amor Cover)
During a performance of “What’s My Name” at her Loud Tour, Rihanna tripped and fell in the middle of the routine! Ri Ri paused for a moment caught her breath then got right back shaking her hips. Unlike Beyonce when she tumbled down a grand staircase, Rihanna smiled and laughed like the rest of us would. Rihanna Denies Dating Drake Via Twitter Rihanna & Drake Hook Up In Montreal [PHOTOS]
‘Let them girls in and tell them all leave their cell phones on the table where we see ’em,’ Drake raps on potential Take Care track. By Rob Markman Drake Photo: Roger Kisby/ Getty Images Drake unapologetically wears his heart on his sleeve. The Toronto-born lyricist’s breakout 2009 mixtape So Far Gone, with its calming melodies and relationship-based narratives, painted Drizzy as a hopeless romantic who just couldn’t get it right. Large portions of his debut album, Thank Me Later, helped solidify that notion. And now, in preparation of his upcoming sophomore LP, Take Care, Drake finally admits that he has “Trust Issues.” Early Tuesday morning (June 21), Drizzy posted the subdued song on his October’s Very Own blog with the message: “Did my own little thing using some other thing I did. You know.” The “other thing” is in reference to the hook Drake laid on DJ Khaled’s latest single, “I’m On One,” which he interpolates on this new four-minute and forty-two second track. “All I care about is money and the city that I’m from,” he croons at the opening of “Trust Issues.” The song’s basic kick- and snare-drum pattern is placed atop a bed of muted keys, putting Drake’s lullaby-like melody on full display. As he begins his verse, Drake expresses to his lover that he doesn’t trust “these bitches” to mix his drink because they might catch him “slippin’ ” and “put in something different.” Considering his celebrity, it’s easy to see why he is guarded; he further illustrates a little more than halfway through the song when he picks up the tempo with a rapped verse. When meeting new women, the Young Money MC takes extra precautions: “Let them girls in and tell them all leave their cell phones on the table where we see ’em.” Whether or not the song will appear on the upcoming LP remains to be seen, but when fans download the file following the link from October’s Very Own, the MP3 is labeled with Take Care in the album field. In the end, “Trust Issues” brings no resolution; instead, it serves as a semi-explanation as to why Drake is how he is. Is the song another part of the story that Drizzy alluded to when posting previous tracks “Dreams Money Can Buy” and “Marvin’s Room” ? When he released the former, Drake wrote, “Not my single. Just a piece of my story,” and when he dropped the latter, he then messaged, “Another piece of the story. Single coming in July. Take Care coming Oct. 24th.” What do you think of Drake’s “Trust Issues”? Let us know in the comments! Related Artists Drake
‘Let them girls in and tell them all leave their cell phones on the table where we see ’em,’ Drake raps on potential Take Care track. By Rob Markman Drake Photo: Roger Kisby/ Getty Images Drake unapologetically wears his heart on his sleeve. The Toronto-born lyricist’s breakout 2009 mixtape So Far Gone, with its calming melodies and relationship-based narratives, painted Drizzy as a hopeless romantic who just couldn’t get it right. Large portions of his debut album, Thank Me Later, helped solidify that notion. And now, in preparation of his upcoming sophomore LP, Take Care, Drake finally admits that he has “Trust Issues.” Early Tuesday morning (June 21), Drizzy posted the subdued song on his October’s Very Own blog with the message: “Did my own little thing using some other thing I did. You know.” The “other thing” is in reference to the hook Drake laid on DJ Khaled’s latest single, “I’m On One,” which he interpolates on this new four-minute and forty-two second track. “All I care about is money and the city that I’m from,” he croons at the opening of “Trust Issues.” The song’s basic kick- and snare-drum pattern is placed atop a bed of muted keys, putting Drake’s lullaby-like melody on full display. As he begins his verse, Drake expresses to his lover that he doesn’t trust “these bitches” to mix his drink because they might catch him “slippin’ ” and “put in something different.” Considering his celebrity, it’s easy to see why he is guarded; he further illustrates a little more than halfway through the song when he picks up the tempo with a rapped verse. When meeting new women, the Young Money MC takes extra precautions: “Let them girls in and tell them all leave their cell phones on the table where we see ’em.” Whether or not the song will appear on the upcoming LP remains to be seen, but when fans download the file following the link from October’s Very Own, the MP3 is labeled with Take Care in the album field. In the end, “Trust Issues” brings no resolution; instead, it serves as a semi-explanation as to why Drake is how he is. Is the song another part of the story that Drizzy alluded to when posting previous tracks “Dreams Money Can Buy” and “Marvin’s Room” ? When he released the former, Drake wrote, “Not my single. Just a piece of my story,” and when he dropped the latter, he then messaged, “Another piece of the story. Single coming in July. Take Care coming Oct. 24th.” What do you think of Drake’s “Trust Issues”? Let us know in the comments! Related Artists Drake
Did a Shaquille O’Neal sex tape at one time exist? And did Robert Ross get beaten by kidnappers over its existence? Such questions are in the news these days because seven gang members were arrested this month and charged with robbing Ross – a music producer and a former acquaintance of the basketball star’s – over his alleged possession of a tape that depicted Shaq cheating on his then-wife, Shaunie. A rep for Shaunie now confirms she was offered the videotape. It supposedly depicts the NBA legend with another woman and was reportedly filmed at Ross’ house, via security camera, when Shaq and Shaunie were married. Through her rep, Shaunie says she never saw any footage, but claims she turned Ross’ offer down because she “wanted nothing to do with it.” She also denies ever having any romantic relationship with Ross and refers to him as a “liar.” In court last week, for a preliminary hearing involving the individuals accused of beating him, Ross said the tape was erased years ago. [Photo: WENN.com]
Justin Bieber received an honor at tonight’s Muchmusic Video Awards. He then walked on to the stage and gave Selena Gomez the honor millions of girls around the globe would murder for. Upon accepting the International Video of the Year alongside Drake, Bieber turned to Gomez on stage and said she looked beautiful and, hey, maybe she’d like to go on a date some time! Selena just smiled, aware that she has already gotten a lot more than a date from Bieber! Watch the video below to see the exchange: Justin Bieber a the Muchmusic Video Awards
Drake must be feeling kind of weird after fondling that young lady on stage so he released some new music on 69 day to his fans. “Marvin’s Room” is a freebie that may or may not appear on his sophomore album, Take Care , dropping on October 24, 2011. It’s signature emo Drizzy that has Twitter going crazy right now . According to RapRadar.com the song was recorded at Marvin’s Room recording studios. If you’re feeling suicidal like Sean Kingston you might want to call your therapist before playing this. “ I think I’m addicted to naked pictures and talkin about b*tches we ALMOST had.. .” Wow…If you’re a fan of Drake make sure to vote for him in our Black Music Month Meter HERE! FACT OF THE DAY: Ashanti Was Once A Bad Girl Remember Snoop’s Perm & Curls? THEN & NOW: 1990s Music Icons CLASS OF 2001: Was G-Dep The Last Bad “Boy” Standing?
Drake is known for bringing “the sexy” to his onstage performances. We’ve seen him grind on Rihanna, kiss female fans and even hump Nicki Minaj from behind. The Young Money artist recently serenaded and began to kiss a girl’s neck before asking how old she is; turns out she wasn’t old enough and was escorted off stage! Drake Talks About Getting His “A** Whooped” In A Fight [VIDEO] Drake Spends $200,000 At Las Vegas Night Club [RECEIPT INSIDE] FACT OF THE DAY: Ashanti Was Once A Bad Girl Remember Snoop’s Perm & Curls? THEN & NOW: 1990s Music Icons CLASS OF 2001: Was G-Dep The Last Bad “Boy” Standing?
