Showing posts with label NICKY MINAJ. Show all posts
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Friday, November 5, 2010

Diamond Responds to Critics, and Releases Music from Cocaine Waitress

Diamond responds to critics, and naysayers with the leak of "Shots Fired" from her latest mixtape project Cocaine Waitress. "This record was just a release for me. I was able to say all the things that had been building up inside, and just the space to really breathe," Diamond explains.

"Shots Fired" is released on the heels of slanderous misinformation being presented about a car she received as a gift being repossessed. Although the actual car dealer spoke candidly about the situation being false, (Part 1 http://bit.ly/cy9kIx & Part 2 http://bit.ly/aCAlKR), very few outlets issued a retraction or event posted the update. She also did an exclusive in depth interview with AllHipHop.com about the ordeal http://bit.ly/9NJnVn. "At the end of the day, I've done everything to present the truth to the public. They'll chose to see the truth, or they'll run with what's more entertaining, either way I'm moving forward."

http://bit.ly/aKp3X4 "Shots Fired" (from Cocaine Waitress)
The photo credit goes to Robert Ector.

Thursday, March 4, 2010

Lil Wayne out does Congressman Charlie Rangel in New York City





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(BlackPress.org) - Let's face it. Lil Wayne had a better night in New York City than recently ousted Black Congressman Charlie Rangel last night.

Wayne, who escaped starting his prison sentence at Rikers yesterday due to a fire, surprised the nation as he did an impromptu performance at Jay Z's Madison Square Garden concert. He performed his hit, "I'm Going In," while Rangel had a testy meeting with DNC leader Nancy Pelosci who informed the embattled leader that him that he didn't have the support to keep this job.

In Harlem today, reaction was mixed on Rangel but Lil Wayne's big night got a thumbs up.

For years, Black leaders have given the hip hop community the blues, but it's clear that Rangel might need to take some pointers from Wayne and T.I. on how to barter a prison deal.

How's that for change?

- by DC Livers


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Tuesday, June 9, 2009