Ian Connor, the hip-hop stylist looked down upon by many after being accused of raping 21 women, shares a text message conversation he had with Drake recently. The topic: Revenge.
This week, Ginuwine became the latest celeb to fall victim to the dreaded nudes leak. However, it seems the response has been NOTHING but positive! While we’re not going to sit here and show you the pics (you know how to Google!), we WILL show you some of the thirst that has resulted from it, as well as what Ginuwine himself has to say. Check out the reactions below!
Hot 97’s Ebro Darden has some history with Rae Sremmurd. At the end of 2015, Complex listed the duo’s debut album, SremmLife, as the third best album of the year – a spot that didn’t sit right with Ebro. In an interview with the makers of the list, he said the guys were dope but in no way deserved to be number 3, particularly because, according to him, they don’t write their own rhymes. It’s been on ever since.
After a year of battling with his label, Atlantic Records, Waka Flocka has finally been released from their grip on his career after not putting out his music for years.
Earlier this year, troubled rapper Azealia Banks endorsed Donald Trump – despite the fact that being a black woman is a double negative in Trump’s book. She’s probably broke too, as all of her antics have dried any opportunities up, so that’s three strikes from the Trump administration, but alas… “Ok so, I think I’m ready to admit that I’m going to vote for Donald Trump,” Banks tweeted back in February. “I think Trump is the only one who truly has the balls to bust up big business. Hilary is too tied in with them and Bernie has no clout. The other candidates are simply … “Them hoes over there” #thots”
This is nuts…and I really hope this isn’t just the beginning of what’s to come today. But the people of California, who house the biggest chunk of electoral votes with 55 and who supported the hell out of Hillary Clinton, want to secede, or not be part of the United States any more with Trump taking over the presidency.