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Hasta la vista, sayanora.
“Even though all our artists and employees are asked by us to be honest and open about their past history, at no time did Alfa disclose to me or Grand Hustle what has now appeared in the media. He essentially deceived us by failing to fully disclose the truth about his past and there is no place in our organization for dishonest and misleading behavior. As I have always said, you must take responsibility for your own actions. We at Grand Hustle can not support or condone the blaming of others for our own mistakes. I hope and pray to God bless his financial plans, but I don’t foresee me or my company playing a role in his personal or professional business. End.”
Transcript courtesy: illroots
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Previously: Alfamega Gives Info For The D.E.A. x The 1515 Boys’ Take
Related New Music Bonus:
Shawty Lo Ft. Rick Ross x Bun B x Lyfe Jennings “911”
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we’re in two totally different places. You’re talking to somebody that
took her and shaped and molded her and put her out there for the world,
and it blew up. We [hold the record] for the [fastest] selling debut by
a female R&B artist — 503 [thousand]. We did it! My views and
philosophies and her views and philosophies are not meeting up… We don’t really speak or talk or anything like that. It’s sad in a way. But in another, it’s like its all good. I don’t think she can win. She needs some guidance with that. But she’s not thinking like that. Really, I couldn’t tell you
what’s she’s thinking. So that relationship has run its course and
honestly, I’m gonna just drop her.”
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Track 17. You haven’t listened yet? Ha!
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Before Trick’s phone call yesterday with Angela Yee, Ross spoke to the 1515 Boys about his line aimed at Daddy Dollars on “Valley of Death.”
“That’s why it’s always best to be 100 from the jump. Be real from the
jump. People I show respect to ain’t got nothing to do with money and
power and fame. I just keep it 100. It is what it is, and we gonna wait
and see.”
You’ve gotta be shitting me, right?
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I thought everyone remembered this, so I had to share. Will Ferrell and the R.O.C. Holla!
Something to watch while your Relapse file is downloading. Ha!
Two performances after the jump.
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Yesterday morning, Kimberly and Dancing With The Stars partner, Derek Hough appeared on Live With Regis and Kelly. Those moves are good Kim, but you’re no match for Officer Ricky
The princess of the Internets a.k.a. Orlando radio DJ Jessie Maguire gave us the audio of her enlightening interview with Alchemist from her born day show. Her recap will serve as your guide.
Alchemist calls in to The Backstage Pass on WPRK 91.5fm in Orlando to wish Jessie a happy birthday. He talks about:
– The status of the new album
– How he wants to stay behind the boards and just produce because he does not take his rapping too seriously
– What up and coming artists he likes right now (Jay Electronica, Fashawn, Nipsey Hussle, and more…)
– How Prodigy is doing and how he visits him frequently “He is working out… he is healthy… his mind is right… FREE P!…He just wants to work!”
– Who is producing on Em’s album and how after listening to Eminem’s Relapse album he felt like he wanted to throw his own album away because of how incredible it was (he says its his best work to date),
– Who he wants to work with (Alicia Keys, holla at Alchemist!)
Link for you and yours.
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