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Another Rapper Ranting About The Truth  Yes, here is another rapper rant (going off). Lupe Fiasco "pulled a Kanye" the other when he decided to rant during his performance at The Fillmore Silver Spring. Although we are not use to Lupe ranting on stage, we are familiar with his opinionated controversial topics that he talks about in his raps and twitter rants. This is starting to become a common thing with Lupe, because last month during Lupe's performance at the Inauguration he was escorted off of the stage because of the anti-Obama song that he performed. In the rant Lupe discusses radio & airplay, violence in communities, and big corporations. Why are all of these rappers angry? Well that's a topic for another post, but I will say look closely to everything these rappers are saying and do not just brush them off as being "crazy," because they're doing this for a reason. Check out the rant!  

Tavon Austin is 5'9 176lb dynamic all purpose athlete. He Spent 4 years at West Virginia University. He's a 2-time all American and a Paul horning award winner. Tennessee titans running back Chris Johnson recorded the fastest 40 in combine history, a 4.24 which is one-tenth faster than Austin's. Tavon Austin's Draft Stock should cement itself in the late first round w/ his mind blowing workouts , we all know how NFL scouts lose their damn minds over 40 times , but in this cause they have all the right to ........ MARK MY WORDS TAVON AUSTIN WILL BE THE MOST IMPACTFUL PLAYER DRAFTED IN 2013 Here's some highlights of his record breaking night against Oklahoma http://youtu.be/TxzPryPMB74

If your Molly wasn't yellowish like this, it was fake, pimp. Somehow, despite everyone having a mind of their own (yeah right), celebrities have convinced us to pop Mollies. What's a Molly? Molly is a form of MDMA (better known as ecstasy) with an addition of methylone (better known as "bath salts") and in some instances, depending on your dealer...cocaine. The usage of Molly has become the most prominent in the African American community by way of promotion through rap songs. That's right, rappers such as 2 Chainz, Waka Flocka Flame, Trinidad James, and other idio...rappers have been influencing us (y'all) to do cocaine, ecstasy, and bath salts. Crazy right? The people we choose to follow amazes me.  For most of my adolescent and adult life, I have been accustomed to black people throwing shade at white people for the exotic drugs they are known to take. Black people have always been bourgeois when it came to doing drugs. Just alcohol and weed. No...

Kendrick Lamar ft. Drake "Poetic Justice" Above, you will see the long-awaited video of Kendrick Lamar's single "Poetic Justice" from his now-gold album, Good Kid, m.A.A.d City. To me, the video is pretty ok for the most part. It catered to the theme of his album...just like the rest of his videos. It's worth a watch though. Aubrey even makes his appearance in the video. Before the video came out, his verse seemed redundant in the album. However, he seems to have a purpose in this video. I can't lie though, Kendrick has been doing a stellar job at maintaining his relevancy. Good job, K. Dot. Like the video? Comment on it below and/or follow us @LiveLIVELLC on Twitter. Out. --@CjayTheGreat

According to the article  of Yahoo! writer Jeremy Hsu , the production of drones is about to dramtically increase. According to the U.S. government, we need these drones to circulate through the air frequently to fight the "terrorists" away. As I last recall, the government was/is trying bring into existence the legality of predator drone strikes on U.S. civilians legal. However, they throw around the word "terrorists" to make it more acceptable...you know...the same way they justified listening to you and ya gal' have phone sex because a few Saudi Arabian "terrorists" rammed jets into government infrastructure. Patriot Act, is it? This is also similar to how they're about to take ya straps (guns) from you because of these "random" people who have been shooting kids, and "Dark Knight" fans. But hey... All in all, I hope you don't feel comfortable with Big Brother flying around in the sky watching you take showers. I a...

Lil Wayne Rant It's been all over the internet about Lil Wayne going off on the Miami Heat for having him banned from their games, well here is the video.

Live Stream Will Begin @ 9 p.m. ET JOIN THE LIVE CHAT VISIT WHITEHOUSE.GOV President Barack Obama will deliver the 92nd  State of the Union  address tonight at 9 p.m. 

J. Cole Unexpected EP J. Cole gives this small EP to his fans while we wait on his upcoming album "Born Sinner," which was suppose to come out on January 28, but was delayed. Here are the 5 tracks off of an unexpected EP "Truly Yours." From first listen of the EP, I say that it's not that bad, of course it's not old cole but still pretty good. Cole decided to take the classic Lauryn Hill song "Zion" and do his own thing with it, although I prefer the original version, Cole did not completely mess up the classic song. "Can I Holla At Ya" was his own style, however the verses don't compare to the original. Altogether the EP was good and it's nice to hear Cole drop something. What do you think of it?? J. Cole also released a message to his fans. It’s time. I appreciate you giving me the time I needed to grow, experiment, and find the direction for my 2nd album.. And I have. Along the way I’ve recorded at least 4 ...

The Review Mixtape review 5 = Good, 4 = Straight, 3 = Okay/Same O Same O, 2 = Wack, 1 = What were they thinking?? I would have a score that means great, but I haven't experienced a "Great" mixtape since I think "Friday Night Lights." However I could be mistaken, but that's the last one that came to my memory. Rating: 3 This is self explanatory, basically it's same old Waka. You can't call it bad because this is just his style and I guess he isn't changing. Rating: 4 Although Curren$y is doing his same style, the songs are pretty good. Curren$y is really a middle solid rapper. He delivers good material but haven't elevated nor decreased in any manner. Rating: 2 Although Jose Guapo is kinda catchy this mixtape sucks. The only thing that saved the mixtape from getting a score of 1 is some of the catchy songs.

Bionic Eyes The product is available in various European countries for about $99,120. No U.S. price has been named yet, but it's expected to be released once it's officially approved by the FDA.

North Korea "dream" video shows U.S. city under missile attack With all the recent missile threats that North Korea has sent to the U.S., they decided to send a video depicting their vision of bombs hitting U.S. cities. Scary? Or Not? Check out the video

Rich Black American Lets hope that this picture and that the rumors are true about a possible new Kanye West album titled "Rich Black American," according to this photo. In the picture you see seven tracks with a number of great features, however we do not see a Jay-Z feature, which is quite unusual. Kanye hasn't had a solo album since the 2010 classic album "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy," so his fans should be eagered to see what he has in store for us next. Kanye has never brought the same style, he has always been different ranging from "Jesus Walks" to "Dark Twisted Fantasy," and so on. His variety of styles has made him lose fans and gain fans. Kanye has a love/hate relationship between the media and his fans. Many people say "I miss College Dropout Kanye," but he is the same Kanye just offering something new. With that being said I hope this is true because it's long overdue.

My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light Em Up)   Fall Out Boy is a band on a mission… to "Save Rock and Roll," the title of the pop-punk group's first album in over four years, it was announced Monday morning in Chicago. "Save Rock and Roll" will be released May 7, but the album's first single, "My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark," hits iTunes today. Watch the video for the 2 Chainz version of Fall Out Boy's new track below. "Save Rock and Roll" Tour Dates: May 14: Milwaukee (Rave) May 15: Chicago (Riviera Theatre) May 17: Columbus, OH (LC Pavillion) May 21: Pittsburgh (Stage AE) May 22: Detroit (The Fillmore) May 24: Toronto (Sound Academy) May 25: Montreal (Metropolis) May 26: Boston (House of Blues) May 28: Niagara Falls, NY (Rapid Theater) May 29: New York City (Terminal 5) May 30: Philadelphia (Electric Factory) May 31: Washington, DC (9:30 Club) June 1: Charlotte, NC (Fillmore) June 2: Atlanta...