Untouchable Magazine: "The Sky is no Limit" Issue 4 by Untouchablemagazine

Untouchable Magazine 4th Issue

Features

OG Mack Drama Kal Dawson AnnJewelz DJ E- Monsta Black Tear Untouchable Dime Piece

BlackOut Radio Big boy phone taps

Special Tributes Shawty Lo, Tommy

Ford, Kashif Saleem

Sunday Night Music Business Conference Call (Each and Every Sunday Night)

What is your definition of

“making it”?

Trae Fittz

The Sky is No Limit

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OG Mack Drama

Shawty LO tribute

DJ E- Monsta

Darae / Page Daniels

FleetWood

Kashif Saleem Tribute

BlackTear interview

New Music Release

E40 New Album Release

Blackout Radio Shows

Trae Fittz

Drake Movie/ DJ Khalid new book

Big Boy (phone taps)

Radio Shows

AnnJewelz

Lil Dicky

Donald Trump

Kal Dawson

Al Woolum

OG Mack Drama Brick Squad Mafia

OG Mack Drama is a nationwide personality, entrepreneur, artist and community figurehead. With the values of family and working with the “starving artist”, Mack Drama possesses a wealth of knowledge in the music industry along with a variety of other industries. Mack’s leadership and vision are what make Brick Squad Mafia a network of multi-talented professionals! Mack’s personal motto is that everyone deserves a chance! Mack spends countless hours working to make the organization a success and also views thousand of submittals regarding talent monthly. Mack heads a team of dedicated professional ready and willing to put Brick Squad artists on the map!

Birth Name: Carlos Rico Walker Sunrise: March 22, 1976 Sunset: September 21, 2016 Labels: D4L, Asylum, G-Unit South records, Warner Bros Genre: Hip-Hop Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia Children: 11 Title: Rapper/ Record Executive

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DJ EMonsta 6

Ernest Nichols AKA “E-MONSTA” is a PRODUCER/ ARTIST out of North Minneapolis, MN. “E-Monsta” has been in the music game since 1986. It all began when he free-styled for local friends. From then on “E-Monsta” has been in the music as an MC or a house party DJ (after party’s only). This producer/ artist was born and raised on the “North side” of Minneapolis, MN. He occasionally spent his summers in Queens, NY with family. E-MONSTA has gained experience in music by performing with groups like; “ Big Bob & The Klick” (local R&B funk band) and “The Get Money Family” (National Recording Hip-Hop Group). E-MONSTA is the proud owner of TRUBION ENTERTAINMENT INC., where we strive to expose artist to the masses. Besides his music some of his work includes appearances in few commercials for the NFL Channel (with Pro Running back Adrian Peterson) and NOKIA (with NFL Quaterback Dante Culpepper). E-MONSTA is also the Host of *MONSTERUS RADIO, a internet radio show on blogtalkradio. com airing world wide. He is the Graphic Designer for Turbion Ent. Inc. clothing line. V.P OF “MY MUSIC PLUG”, E-MONSTA is now totally focus on his MUSIC!! This producer/artist has been making a crazy buzz in every market on every coast and he is ready to make his wave thru music! I used to DJ after party’s.and week after week ...people would call me out to freestyle..after about 6 weeks...someone said to me” YO!..”ERN” (my street name)...All these MC’s think that they are the sh*t ,...until you come thru and shut them up ..like some kinda beast!. your a “Monster on the mic”... and from that day on ...I became “E-MONSTA”... TRUE STORY! NOMINATED: Most Slept on T.C Hip Hop Awards 2012 & TwinCities Urban Music awards 2012 Winner of *Mucical Genuis Award 2011 MONSTERUS RADIO: Voted *BEST RADIO SHOW *T.C Hip Hop Awards 2012

1. How did you make a name for yourself in the industry? I made my mark as a artist performing all across the country 2. Who is your inspiration? Song writers Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis 3. Tell everyone about your radio show MondayFriday? MonsterUS Radio “LIVE” is to help promote upcoming artist. We do interviews and give artist tips during our broadcast. We spin the “indie” artist along side the majors to take away the generic feel most get you introduce them as upcoming artist 4. Other than being a DJ, What else do you do? Im a Artist, VP of My Music Plug, Comedian, Actor, Artist Manager 5. I’m sure your email is full of artist sending you new songs all the time, how do you determine which record to break? I break what I like. (or is getting a good buzz on social media)

6. We understand you’re a member of My Music Plug, can you tell us more about the movement? What they do, when they started, and how they take artist careers to the next level. My Music Plug is a company where we break artist (not just the records) with multiple radio networks and other outlets. We also help artist reemerge back into the music scene. We been around since 2015. We also focus on helping artist with making connection into the industry with touring (international and domestic), and industry advise. 7. What is your definition of “ Making it” My definition of making it is * Buy the love your get from your fans. You can be rich or broke, but when they go crazy when they see you or fill a club up to see you.. you made it!! 8. What next for DJ E- Monsta? Im still growing as a artist, person , entertainer who knows what’s next. I would like to do a action comedy movie about my life and write a book

Darae

This Louisiana native has been leaving his mark on the world of music for years. His debut album “Feelings “ was released in 2015 with such hits like “Understanding Her “ and “Just a Dream ” . His follow up album “MoodSetter “ released in 2016 took fans deeper into the world of real relationships. His smash “ It must be love” gives women that anthem they been waiting on. “Hide- And-Seek” is the latest single. If you are in a relationship this is the perfect song that will bring you and your spouse together. Thi s unique style of R&B and soul music has his fans craving more. His recent collaboration with legendary award winning artist/DJ Twizm Whyte Piece is gaining national attention. These 2 artists together bring a sound unheard of before. “So Many Years” is th e story of the real struggle every man goes through. This song is the truth, year after year we try to do whatever it takes to change lives no matter if it’s family, friends, or fans. With all the things happening in the world today we need this type of message. Where does Darae go from here? Sky ’ s the limit.

Page Daniels My name is Page Daniels. I ’ m a 16 year old music promoter and street team coordinator/promoter for Twizm Whyte Piece and Fat Cat Radio 24/7. I started out promoting by just sharing some friends music on my page. I enjoyed getting t o hear the different genres of music from all over the world. Later, I got introduced to TWP and since then I’ve been working with him and enjoying every minute of it. I offer up -coming artist promo packages that will expand their brand all over the wor ld. I get artist involved in Radio, Magazine, and Television so they can build a solid fa n base. Above all else, I can connect you to Individuals all over the world that support and in teract with music and videos.

FleetWood

Fleetwood has had a long journey trying to find his destiny. Through his trials and tribulations, he has been molded into the man he is today. A solider in God’s war, never claiming to be perfect, but a sinner, who loves going to church given a chance to pray for forgiveness and to be fed spiritually. Throughout life’s experiences, Fleetwood has become a author, rap artist, music producer, actor, video producer while also being an active motivational speaker and a community activist, he has also founded the Homeboyhotline.org which he is the director of, a re entry program assisting ex offenders in their transition back into the community in the Bay Area. He has also been appointed by the board of supervisors of San Francisco to the re entry council of San Francisco. Fleetwood took the time and devoted himself to earn an Associate Arts Degree in Music Engineering from Music Tech in Minneapolis also.

Fleetwood’s first book HIP HOP TRIED 2 KILL ME was a National Best Seller in 2009. His second book entitled “Bloodtest” is a love story that’s based on peer pressure in a family full of hustlers, a well-received urban journey

that hit the shelves in 2013. Fleetwood’s third book “Daddy was Uh Mobsta” came out in 2014 a semi -biographical story of his father a country who was in the big city trying to feed his family, also in 2014 Fleetwood made his directorial debut with a documentary new film “I JUST WANNA BALL” (The story of the 2013 Lady Warriors of McClymonds High School Girls basketball team in Oakland, CA who were crowned champions after 37 years, but the real victory was what they overcame off the court).In early 2015 Fleetwood released his second film (the story of a sharecropper ) entitled DA COTTON PICKAS the film comes with a powerful soundtrack .In 2016 Fleetwood begin the work on his second installment of the DA COTTON PICKAS film series entitled GIMMIEREPAPRATIONS which covers the orgin of why reparations was promised and why it wasn’t received, also he is now taking his Homeboyhotine.org nationwide working close with New York, Texas community and also Arizona.

To learn more about Fleetwood Robert Bowden Fleetwoodsf, Fleetwood189.Tumblr.com@fleetwood189

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Black Tear interview

BlackTear, 1017 Bricksquad/Bricksquad Monopoly Affiliate, BlackOut radio show CEO/host, emcee, military veteran, is here to put Detroit, MI on the map through lyricism (www.reverbnation.com/blacktear) and radio broadcasting. He has been gaining respect with industry rappers as well as in his local area. He is also a sponsored clothing artist for Rampage of Busta Rhyme’s FlipMode group “Freedom Felons” brand, XS Energy Drinks, a promoter for Wu Tang Clan endorsed label Protect Ya Neck Records & Wu-Tang Management. As far as his radio show, it runs every Tuesday between 10pm-12am est. and is considered a platform for unsigned and new artists to gain a buzz, He’s interviewed Wu Tang Clan affiliates, G-Unit, No Limit Record, M.O.P, N.W.A, Def Jam Recordings and more. He also runs radio shows Mon-Sun on his broadcast. If an industry artist isn’t being interviewed, the shows offer a fan call in edition where talent from all genres can call in and promote them selves ever.

1. Who is Black Tear? BlackTear is a Detroit based military veteran that transitioned into a rapper and then started the BlackOut radio broadcast. 2. When were you first discovered as an artist? I started taking rap seriously at the later end of September 2014, I ended up getting an exclusive record deal with Get Merked Records LLC in Michigan a month later. But after the owner became sickly, the deal drifted away. 3. When did you start the conference calls? And how did you get such a large following doing so? What strategy did you take? I started hosting radio during January of 2015, then took a hiatus from June 2015 to October 2015, came back but within these phases I established my following. The strategy I took was mainly word of mouth, once people got word of my show, the lines went crazy. 4. How are you affiliated with 1017 Bricksquad? I am affiliated with 1017 Bricksquad/ Bricksquad Monopoly through signed artist Dolla Ru.

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5. Lifer Legacy mentioned you discovered him and said you were the reason he was signed with Dollar Ru. Are you still looking for talent and if so what kind of talent are you looking for? Yes, big shout to Lifer Legacy, I also connected him with King Juno who was formerly signed to Brick Squad Monopoly previously as well. Far as looking for talent, yes I am always looking for them to call into my show so that they can receive free exposure via my broadcast. 6. Who is Black Tear outside of the conference calls? A rapper, dj, father, brother, Blacktear is a rapper, radio show CEO/host, held status as a Wu Tang Worldwide Coalition DJ, I’m also a brother, soon to be father and I’m married. 7. What is your definition of “ Making it” ? My definition of making it is when people follow what youre doing, want to be involved in it and the higher ups recognize and respect what you have going on. 8. What is your ultimate goal in the music industry? I really don’t have any goals everything is going well so far, I’m just following the wave.

eddieleepowell@gmail.com www.blackout.hearitnation.com

New Music Release Common “Black America Again.”

Paul Wall “The Houston Oiler”

Tracklist: 1. Joy And Peace (feat. Bilal) 2. Home (feat. Bilal) 3. Word From Moe Luv Interlude 4. Black America Again (Feat. Stevie Wonder) 5. Love Star (feat. PJ) 6. On A Whim Interlude 7. Red Wine (feat. Elena) 8. Pyramids 9. A Moment In The Sun Interlude 10. Unfamiliar (feat. PJ) 11. A Bigger Picture Called Free (feat. Syd) 12. The Day Women Took Over (feat. BJ The Chicago Kid) 13. Rain (feat. John Legend) 14. Little Chicago Boy (feat. Tasha Cobbs) 15. Letter To The Free (feat. Bilal)

Tracklist: 1. Money Don’t Make Me 2. Hustle Like a MF 3. Thangz Are Crazy (Feat. Z-Ro) 4. Caught Ya Lookin 5. Han Solo on 4’s 6. Millionaire Dreams 7. Why Is That 8. Dying Breed 9. Mike Dean 10. Save Me from Myself (Feat. J-Dawg) 11. Headed 2 Da Country (Feat. Rich the Factor) 12. Holdin, Comin Dine 13. Showroom Ready (Feat. Le$) 14. Real Shit, Fake People 15. Stop Cryin, Start Prayin 16. Swangin in the Rain Mudddmix (Feat. Slim Thug, Lil Keke, J-Dawg, Z-Ro, Chamillionaire, 350 a Zip)

Young Jeezy “Trap Or Die 3.”

Tracklist: 1. “In the Air” 2. “G-Wagon” 3. “It Is What It Is” 4. “Where It At” (Feat. Yo Gotti) 5. “All There” (Feat. Bankroll Fresh) 6. “Going Crazy” (Feat. French Montana) 7. “Bout That” (Feat. Lil’ Wayne) 8. “So What” 9. “Let Em Know” 10. “Recipe” 11. “Goldmine” 12. “U Kno It” 13. “Like That” 14. “Sexé” (Feat. Plies) 15. “Pretty Diamonds” (Feat. Chris Brown) 16. “Never Settle”

Bay Area Legend E-40 releases “The D-Boy Diary” (Deluxe Edition)

Book 1

Book 2

1. Stack it to the Ceiling 2. Straight To The Point (ft. Ezale and G-Eazy) 3. Savage (ft. Jazze Pha and B-Legit) 4. Puttin’ in Work 5. Mr. Arm and Hammer (ft. Stresmatic) 6. Hunedz (ft. Rick Rock) 7. Fired Up (ft. Cousin Fik) 8. Bag On Me (ft. K.D. Stunts) 9. Say So (ft. iStevie) 10. Stay Away (ft. Eric Bellinger) 11. Somebody (ft. Ricco Barrino) 12. All Day (ft. Gucci Mane) 13. The Grit Don’t Quit (ft. Nef The Pharaoh) 14. Fake Lit (ft. June Onna Beat) 15. Goon Music (ft. Stresmatic) 16. Gangsta Song (ft. Kent Jones) 17. Blessed By The Game 18. We Flip (ft. Cousin Fik, Choose Up Cheese and Stresmatic) 19. I Had It In a Drought (ft. Stresmatic) 20. Check (ft. Willy Will) 21. Made It Out (ft. Young Chu)

1. Bring Back The Sideshow (ft. Mistah F.A.B. and Nef The Pharaoh) 2. Money (ft. Mozzy and Jay Rock) 3. This Goin’ Up (ft. Husalah and Turf Talk) 4. On One (ft. AD) 5. Get Money or Get Lost 6. Highway (ft. B-Legit and TreSolid) 7. Sick Out Here (ft. Droop-E) 8. Thank U (ft. Willy Will) 9. Military Time (ft. Salsalino and Baby Treeze) 10. Uh Huh (ft. YV) 11. 2 Seater (ft. Kid Ink) 12. What It’s Gone Be (ft. D-Day and Tamoya Bell) 13. How Do U Like That 14. I Know a Guy 15. All I Know (ft. K Camp and Casey Veggies) 16. Waitin’ On a Play (ft. Nicamari) 17. Tycoon 18. Broke Bitches (ft. Joe Moses and Jay 305) 19. Flash On These Bitches (ft. Lil B) 20. Too Many 21. Paid Off (ft. Stresmatic)

Blackout Radio Shows

Trae Fittz

1. Introduce yourself to the world. I am Trae Fittz, a published poet, songwriter, and recording artist. I have been actively involved in music for 7 years now. 2. What is the music scene like in Los Angeles for you? The music scene in LA is really fast paced and I love it. Since performing all over Southern California this year, I’ve heard from so many artist who moved away from home just to chase their dreams as an entertainer and now they’re living in LA and making it happen. That’s really inspiring to me. So from what I see, you either sink or swim. 3. How did you get the name Trae Fittz? I started Rapping in Hip Hop groups where I discovered I had real potential to make a career out of music. In 2010, I formed a group called “Fittz Fam” we were a fashion crew and the life of every local party we went to. When it came to the members we all had a Nickname with “Fittz” as the last name. Being the 3rd William in my Family, my nickname is Trae. Then I became “Trae Fittz” and that name has always stuck with me. 4. How did you make a name for yourself in the industry? Fittz Fam, in the beginning. Me, Pac Fittz & our super-producer BeatKnoxxx made a HUGE & significant impact in the music industry & we turned heads instantly. We are the

ones who pioneered promoting music online before Twitter got really popular. Before Facebook would let you share links & promote 6 years ago, we implemented guerrilla-marketing tactics that amassed a big following for us. Our music had thousands of plays & hundreds on hundreds of downloads (for those that were smart enough to see that you could download our music). I still have most of our/my fans from then. Nowadays, as of this year (2016) as a solo artist, I released a really unique song & video called “Me Now” on YouTube that has done pretty well. A promoter saw it and wanted to take me under his wing and go on tour. So I’ve been booking shows left and right ever since then because people are starting to take me/my craft seriously now that they see what kind of moves are being made. 5. What are you doing to set yourself apart from other artist? I stand firmly in my truth and never try to be someone I’m not. I am a well-mannered educated young black entrepreneur who pretty much does it all on his own! I stay busy hand crafting my dreams. I’m not a gangbanger, so my music is about uplifting people minds so that they’ll be better versions of themselves and choose to mature one day because we are eventually

forced to. I speak with wisdom beyond my years because I my parents are old school. I respect the essence of Hip Hop & deeper than that, the craft of music in all of its forms/genres. What also sets me apart is my voice, personality, attitude, style, and approach from song to song being very versatile. Lastly, would be intricate lyrics that create a puzzle of substance listeners have to marinate on by replay value. I take more time than I should to craft quality songs for people to vibe with. What my craft means to me and what I put into it is the difference between me and everybody else. 6. What is your definition of “making it”? Making it, for me, would be earning large sums of residual income on top of my active income streams. I want to live comfortably being paid for my talents. Making it is having Fans that love what you do & who will support you because you’ve touched their lives somehow. It’s not about being famous or a superstar, we have to define what successful is to us. 7. When is your next project dropping? And what can fans expect to get out of listening to your album? my next project is scheduled to drop is in 2 months. I’m about halfway finished with the project, still thinking about the name. It’s staying focused and disciplined when you’re on a mission to make your dreams happen. It’s about distractions and how they end up being our obstacles. I just want to inspire a sense of purpose and urgency in people that will motivate them to think and act differently, then they’ll be able to changes their lives.

In the early 2000’s we were homeless and living in a motel and I saw all the stress she was dealing with and still pushing her way through school. She now has a PHD and always gives me sound advice on how to manage my business. Women like her are a great example for us men to step or game up in the world. Otherwise, you won’t be good for anybody including yourself. 11. Shout outs? I want to give a shout out to my Mom for sacrificing so much unselfishly just to help me make it this far. She’s been in the trenches with me for sure. I love you Mom. Second, I want shout out my great friend and business partner @BeatKnoxxx, who is also my Producer. Knox believed in me and realized my potential way before I did. He told me I could be really great so I worked my ass off with a lot of sleepless nights to test that theory. He was right. Knox is so talented when it comes to composing music that he’s created his own genre called “Synth-Hop”. Lookout for 4AM.Third, shout out to Pac Fittz for what we started together in Fittz Fam. Lastly, shout out to Vic Camp Ent for having me on the West Coast Platform Tour and always showing love. He put me on and he knows that. Much respect and love.

Follow @TraeFittz on ALL Social Media Email: TraeFittzBooking@gmail.com https://TraeFittz.Com https://soundcloud.com/TraeFittz

8. Where do you see yourself in the next 5 years? In the next 5 years, I plan to have established myself as more of a mainstream artist appearing on Billboard charts for multiple hit records. Running a successful music label, managing artists and also venturing off into Film and Television. The Sky is No Limit. 9. Do you do anything aside from music? Outside of writing poetry and songs, I’m really into Photography and making videos. I actually bought a Nikon so I could be my own cameraman and provide that service for other artists. 10. Who is your inspiration? And why? My Mom because she’s an accomplished black woman who struggled to raise a man on her own.

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Artist Name: Annjewelz City and State: Agawam MA Occupation: Singer/ Song writer/ Model Genre: ALL, recently Hip Hop and R&B Label: indie Affiliates: Wu Tang Clan, 1017 Brick Squad Real name: Julie Foley-Haney

1. Introduce yourself to the world? My birth name is Julie and when you say my name, you smile! My nickname is Vanilla Jewelz because of my scent being Vanilla but my stage name is Annjewelz, which I created because it sounds like “Angels!” 2. Who is your inspiration? I was born in Detroit so my inspiration started at birth hearing the sounds and vibes coming out of Motown. My first inspiration was Jackson 5 and Michael Jackson. I then discovered the way Prince Rogers Nelson made me feel and that is when I was hooked on R&B! I am a recent widow and have been inspired by the Great Spirit and soul of the man who made me his wife and widowed me. His love is still felt. 3. What is your biggest accomplishment as a musician? I would have to say being a singer in the Florida Philharmonic Orchestra in my younger days was a big accomplishment not shared by many. Recently, I am a singer songwriter on a Wu Tang Clan Mixtape and that is thrilling!! 4. What is it like being a female artist? I enjoy being an inspiration to other girls, ladies and women out there that are on the musical pathway. It is sometimes a lot easier being a female in the music industry only because there aren’t a lot of women doing what I do, especially in the genre I am in now, which is Hip Hop. 5. What is your connection to Wu- Tang Clan? I was a VIP at a show last fall where I met Buddha Monk and then I had the opportunity to audition for Ol Dirty Bastard’s son, Young Dirty Bastard aka

OBDJr. I then met official member of Wu Tang Clan’s DJ Coalition, Dj Flipcyide who asked me to drop some of my vocals on a track called The Forgotten Ones found on his WuFiles 2 Mixtape. This gave me street cred and opened doors for me to the Wu Tang Clan Family and its affiliates too. I got the chance to hang with GZA at one of his shows backstage and then partied with him at the club after his show. It is my dream to collaborate with Method Man…and hey, a grrl can dream big!! 6. When can fans expect an album to drop? I hope that 2017 will bring my solo debut album…I am manifesting this completion and making power moves!! 7. What is the hardest challenge you had to overcome as an artist? I am internationally known with an international fan base too. So when I work and do collaborations, sometimes they are international. The hardest part about what I do is trying to coordinate communication between me and artists who are on tour or very busy. When collaborating, I like to communicate my ideas and mesh them with the artists I am working with so everyone is happy with the results. Sometimes schedules, time differences and technology can make communicating difficult but I always try and find a way to get around that and connect with my collaborators before making the final cut.

songs I am working on with some big Wu Tang Clan names and affiliates…some so big, I cannot name!! Thanks to Eddie Powell aka Blacktear of BlackOut Radio, I am also excited to be working with 1017 Brick Squad members and affiliates like OG Mack Drama as a start. 11. Any shout outs? Wu Tang Clan, The WuLords, DJ Flipcyide, The Purge, Buddha Monk, Judah Priest, Joe Caine, Grand Surgeon, iNTeLL, GZA, Ol Dirty Bastard Jr (YDB), Nick Holtz, DJ King Ruckus, Universal Zulu Nation, Nasir Nolan of Straight Path Jewlz, Krook Rock, The Chopp Shop Radio Show, Detroit Unplugged, Royal Crush Takeover Radio Show, Eddie Powell aka Blacktear and BlackOut Radio, UnTouchables Magazine, OG Mack Drama, 1017 Brick Squad, Jennifer Burdick of Jenn Burdick Photography, Dr Wahnsinn, Leroy Moore and the Krip Hop Nation, Tig Stone, Carla Racine and The Buzz (A Honey Pot Production) and all my fans and friends who have shown me so much love and support!!

8. What is your definition of “ making it”? Sometimes just waking up and being alive is a success…lol…but I would say that being in a Shaggy/ Pitbull/Gene Noble “Only Love” lyric video put me on the map. My definition of “making it” is being an artist on a Wu Tang Clan (the WuLords) hosted Mixtape with artists like Killah Priest, Method Man, iNTeLL, Hell Razah and other talented artists. The only way is up from HERE! 9. Where do you see yourself 5 years from now? I see myself touring internationally with a couple of albums out and entertaining people all over the world, bringing the love back!! 10. What up coming projects are you working on? I am working on my song for official member of Wu Tang Clan’s DJ Coalition, DJ Flipcyide’s Wu Files 4 Mixtape. I have many singles I recorded over the last year that have yet to drop, plus some

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Lil Dicky Site: lildicky.com Label: School Boy Records Birth Name: David Andrew Burd Born: March 15, 1988 (age 28) Hometown: Cheltenham Township, Pennsylvania, United States Genres: Hip Hop Title: Rapper, Songwriter, and Comedian

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5. We are huge fans of Ashanti what was it like the first time you seen her perform before you signed her? What stood out from the Murder Inc. Queen? How did you know she would be a good asset for Murder Inc.? The first time we seen Ashanti we was like she got it the look, sound, image, everything. 6. Did you do any networking while you were incarcerated? Did people know who you were? When I was in prison I didn’t network with other people like that cause I didn’t trust them. People knew who I was and they seen me on T.V so I just wanted to do my time and get out. 1. What is one thing this industry taught you so far? The industry taught me to stay on top of my business at all times there’s alot of foul play in this business 2. How do you pick talent? When I pick talent I look for the artist that are serious the ones who want it 3. Did you discover any big names while you were A&R at Def Jam? I got big names signed to Def Jam such as Redman and Methodman and was working on LL COOL J album the goat 4. How did you get all of these music connections? I had a good relationship with a lot of the people in the music business before I got in so this is why I have good connections

7. Tell us more about DBR Record Label. How can an artist get sign with them? Are you looking for new talent to sign? DBR is a fraud label they wanted me and Mr. Cheeks to sign to them but they didn’t have any money distribution literally nothing so we cut all ties from them. 8. Which episode of Love and Hip Hop were you on? I was on the past season of Love and Hip-Hop New York when they did a showcase I was on stage with Lil Flip. 9. What is your definition of “ Making it”? Making it to me means your able to leave a legacy for your next generation 10. What can everyone expect from you next? I’ll be on a cooking show and I’m working on a few movie scripts and just trying to build. 11. Any shout outs? I would like to shout out Michelle Simmons for keeping me on my toes

Thomas Mikal Ford Sunrise: June 15th 1962 Sunset: October 12, 2016

Hometown: Yonker, New York Nickname: Tommy Strawn

NAACP Image Awards Nominee

Meek Mill

The Dreams and Nightmares Rapper Meek Mill has been the topic of discussion lately and not in a good way. He just seemed to be getting dissed left and right. First Cassidy murdered him when he claimed to be the “ King of Philly”. Than, Drake bodied him with “Back to Back”. Now, The Game has cooked up his own beef with the rapper. It started when Sean Kingston got smashed in the head with a bottle followed by getting his $300k chain snatched off his neck. Ever since The Game has been dropping diss records towards Meek Mills such as “Pest Control”. In response Meek drops “Ooouuu” (Remix) [The Game Diss] ft. Omelly & Beanie Sigel. Let see if Meek can get a “W” under his belt.

The Game

Birthdate: May 6, 1987 (age 29) Genres: Hip-hop

Is Compton Rapper “The Game” wrong for dissing Meek Mill? Who was right and who was wrong will anyone confess up? Seem like texting or calling doesn’t work either with these two. The Game made it known at his shows that Meek was a Snitch and threatened to beat him up. All this beef cooked up over The Game accusing Meek Mill of being a snitch when the investigation took place when Sean Kingston was robbed at an L.A. Night Club. Who cares what happen should the outcome of this situation end with beef?

Beanie Siegel

Nino Brown

Former Roc-A-Fella Records artist Beanie Sigel has been on the music scene heavy lately. His name was first brought up in the beef between Rapper The Game and Meek Mill beef. Since their beef so much has happened from Beanie Sigel saying he helped Meek Mill write Game Diss Lyrics to him getting jumped at the Bad boys Reunion show. Now the tables have turned and the American rapper Beanie Sigel has dropped three diss records against Meek Mill titled “ I’m coming”, “Goodnight”, and now “ Gang Gang”. Since the beef occurred he been back on like he never left. The Philadelphia rapper has now took the beef one step further by releasing an infamous podcast towards Meek Mill that went viral. Beans last hit album was “The B. Coming” in 2005. This is has been quite a run for Beanie Sigel as he was offered the opportunity to come aboard OVO Records as a consultant to share his knowledge with his team. He was offered half a mill per year without recording a single record. Sigel stood side by side with the legend Jay Z during the majority of his prime years. OVO made a smart decision picking him up. Birth Name: Dwight E. Grant Genre: Hip Hop | Born: March 6, 1974 (age 42) Labels: Roc-A-Fella Records, De Jam, Ruffhouse, Universal, Capitol.

Former “We The Best” Artist Nino Brown is making a Public Service Announcement. Brown claims that DJ Khaled stole his style and owes him royalties from writing hit hits. Nino Brown took to Instagram to show everyone proof that DJ Khaled indeed stole his swag. The videos reflect Khaled doing the exact same thing Brown would be doing in the same environment, same pose, and everything. If you don’t believe the hype go to Nino Brown Instagram for yourself. Is Nino Brown trying to bash DJ Khaled and simply attract buzz towards his name or did DJ Khaled really steal his swag. If so this would definitely be worth checking out.

AL WOOLUM ADVOCATE OR PEFECT EXAMPLE My first “protest” action was at the HemisFair ‘68, the official 1968 World’s Fair (or International Exposition) held in San Antonio, Texas, from April 6 through October 6, 1968. I had just finished my junior year of High School in El Paso, TX and was in San Antonio for a State Junior bowling tournament. I was aware of the significance of Texas Western(now UTEP) beating Kentucky with 5 black starters to win the NCAA basketball championship. I also followed Bob Beamon, UTEP student and World Record holder in the Long Jump) in the Olympics. and saw the fury over John Carlos and Tommy Smith raising their fists with black gloves on during their medal ceremony.

of cap away at basketball games and outfitted the whole coaching staff and team with the fitted design that looked like a New Era Cap. The team captain said after a game “you’re pretty cool for an Old White Guy!” I loved it and that became my name. Even embroidered it on a custom cap. Married, 2 daughters Rochelle and Cathrine, born Feb 6, 1951 in Berlin, Germany. Wife and Children are citizens of Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. My mother was born in Chicago. My grandmother was from Sarcedo, Italy and came to America through Ellis Island. My parents met in Italy after the war. My mom worked as a translator for US forces.

UTEP and Wyoming black athletes were boycotting athletic events with BYU at that time because the Mormon church didn’t allow blacks in their priesthood. Back to the HemisFair ‘68. The Mormon Church had a Pavillion at the fair that I entered. Their guest log left room for comments and I blasted them for being racists. I left my name and my address. Two local Bishops showed up at my door about a month later. I slammed the door in their face. A year later I enrolled at UTEP with a partial scholarship in wrestling.

I’m also the author of THE CHESS TACTICS WORKBOOK. Its sold over 40000 copies and is on Amazon. It grew out of my teaching the game to kids. teaching at an after-school program and going to see Mandela with my local Urban League chapter; it was a chess club.

I was a grad student at UT ARLINGTON from 2007 to 2010. This full-page story was about a business I created called Lone Star Lids. A gave hundreds

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