MASTER P. BELIEVES THE KARDASHIANS AND KOBE BYANT ARE FAKE
Oct. 15, 2015

Earlier today TMZ had an opportunity to speak with Master P., during their conversation the New Orleans rapper was asked to offer his opinion about  Lamar Odom and those who have publicly showed their support.  

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TI REFUSE VOTE FOR A WOMAN FOR PRESIDENT
Oct. 13, 2015

TIP appeared on DJ Whoo Kid's "The Whoolywood Shuffle" yesterday (October 12) and discussed politics. He shared his thoughts on Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.

"Not to be sexist, but I can't vote for the leader of the free world to be a woman,"TIP said. "Just because every other position that exists, I think a woman could do well. Every other position.

Published by: Hiphopdx.com

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SMH.....SCAREFACE ARRESTED AFTER RECEIVING B.E.T. AWARD

Oct. 13, 2015

A good day for Scarface quickly turned into a not-so-good day, as the rapper was arrested following the BET Hip-Hop Awards on Friday (Oct. 9). At the ceremony ‘Face was presented with the “I Am Hip-Hop” award, the show’s equivalent to a lifetime achievement honor. The show was filmed at the Boisfeuillet Jones Atlanta Civic Center, and the Houston native was arrested in the city thereafter.

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RAPPER GOES TO SOCIAL MEDIA AFTER BEING SHOT

Oct. 13, 2015

A Compton rapper by the name of Teriq Royal was so desperate to earn his Hip-Hop stripes, he valued the opportunity to go viral over his personal health after he decided to post a Facebook video moments after seemingly being shot in the head.“I guess I’m really a rap ni**a now,” Teriq Royal exclaimed in the video as blood poured from his face. “I just got shot. Me and my soldiers out here, ni**a.” How about a ni**a please, get your ass to a hospital?

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RACIST GROUP CRASH BLACK PARTY

Oct, 13,  2015

A group of white men and women who drove trucks flying huge rebel flags to a black child's birthday party near Atlanta have been charged with terrorist threats and gang activity, prosecutors announced Monday.

Fifteen members of a group called Respect the Flag drove around Douglasville, Georgia with multiple Confederate flags on each vehicle on July 25. 

Original Article  by: nbcnews.com