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(Video) August Alsina Explains His Rare Eye Disease!
A LOT has been going on with August Alsina lately. August was in a full fledged coma a couple months ago and survived. Thank God. Now, August is facing new trials and Battles. This handsome R&B singer took his time with a 92.1 rep to discuss his rare eye disease.
(Video) NBA: Dave East Speaks On Rapping Over Beats Made By Kevin Durant
The New York hip hop scene has been stale for a while but it seems like the year of 2015 has been a metaphorical rebirth in the big apple. More well known artists like Jadakiss & Fabolous have been hitting us with heat every Friday, while others like Troy Ave, ASAP Rocky, Styles P, Joey Badass, plus a host of other guys trying to establish themselves have been dropping fire as well. One of those newer names is Dave East and if you aren’t familiar, well you need to pay attention.
And The Most Streamed Genre Of Music In 2014 Goes To … Hip-Hop!
Maybe Jay Z has the right idea with this Tidal venture after-all. Nielsen has revealed their 2014 music report that shows hip-hop as the most streamed genre of music.
(Video) Boxing: Elliott Wilson Sits Down With ASAP Rocky Who Gives Us His #MayPac Prediction
The GOAT of hip hop journalism, Elliott Wilson, recently did another segment of his #CRWN series, interviewing the biggest and most intriguing names in hip hop. This time the guest was ASAP Rocky during the Tribeca Film Festival. With the biggest fight in history on the horizon, it was only right the conversation eventually turned Mayweather and Pacquiao. Wilson asked Rocky straight up who he is going with and it’s safe to say he firmly believes in Floyd!
(Video) Erick Sermon Speaks Up On Hip-Hop Not Being A Place For Transgenders
Hip Hop legend, Erick Sermon speaks up on Hip-Hop’s tolerance level for transgender lifestyles. It’s an age old question and with every passing day the urgency and need for an answer grows. “Is hip hop ready to embrace transgenders? Erick doesn’t think at this stage in the game transgender performers represent the Hip-Hop culture accurately or appropriately and for that reason, there simply isn’t room for them. Check out the video after the jump.
