Trial proceedings have started, but jury selection is still not complete, despite proceedings starting in January. (93.5 FM), which 25 years ago touted itself as the first 24-hour hip-hop station. Gunna said he cherishes his association with YSL music and always will. His show, which begins at 6 a.m., blends news, commentary and raucous repartee. have no idea where my love of music came from, Caren admitted recently during an exclusive one on one interview with 24 Hour Hip Hop. My focus of YSL was entertainment - rap artists who wrote and performed music that exaggerated and ‘glorified’ urban life in the Black community.” All Hip Hop Music, Videos & Latest Breaking News. In his statement back in December 2022, Gunna said that when he joined YSL in 2016, he didn’t consider it a gang, but “more like a group of people from metro Atlanta who had common interests and artistic aspirations. Prosecutors said that the rappers promoted the gang’s activities in songs and on social media. Last month, The New York Times confirmed with management and label representatives that Adams had three drill rappers removed from the city’s Rolling Loud festival over fears of potential violence.Young Thug, whose real name is Jeffery Williams, along with 26 others was arrested in May 2022 in a sweeping gang indictment that claimed YSL is a violent criminal street gang that has committed multiple murders, shootings, and carjackings over the course of a decade. “We pulled Trump off Twitter… yet we are allowing music, displaying of guns, violence,” Adams said then, vowing to urge social media companies to remove videos featuring drill music from their platforms. In February, New York City Mayor Eric Adams condemned drill rap after two artists, Jayquan McKenley and Tahjay Dobson, who was known as Tdott Woo, were shot dead in Brooklyn. When news of a rapper’s death makes headlines, a sharp critique of hip-hop tends to follow. But artists have their own lives outside of being artists,” he said. You can advise as much as possible, in areas of work, you can provide security. (AllHipHop News) In just one 24-hour period in 2011, 12 people were gunned down in Newark, New Jersey, leaving four dead and eight wounded, including a young boy. Most of the time, artists come from impoverished neighborhoods that they go back to trying to show support and love. “They’re out doing shows, they’re going to be with their loved ones.
The Interwebs are humming with news that his alleged unreciprocated sexual advances towards TJ Holmes are what led to the seasoned reporter’s termination from the network. He noted that there’s only so much label officials can do to keep artists safe without controlling their personal lives. BET’s President Stephen Hill has a knack for involvement in sexual controversy. Fisher said neither fans nor label officials ever get used to such violence and called the deaths “traumatizing.” Rappers including King Von and Young Dolph, who Fisher said worked with or distributed their music through Empire, were fatally shot in recent years in Atlanta and Memphis, Tennessee, respectively.
Bobby Fisher, the vice president of artists and repertoire (A&R) for Empire, said the label only worked with the artist briefly on his hit single “Selfish” in 2016 and had no significant connection with him afterward. This claim has not been substantiated by NBC News. In the case of PnB Rock, whose real name was Rakim Hasheem Allen, fans speculated whether his former record label, Empire, took out a life insurance policy on the rapper.
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Watch full episodes of current and past shows online. La Rock, who was part of the influential hip-hop group Boogie Down Productions, was fatally shot outside a Bronx apartment complex that summer. Watch all the latest full episodes from Paramount Network: Yellow Stone, 1883, CMT Summer Sessions, Bar Rescue and more. It’s a question that has consumed the hip-hop community since the fatal shooting of DJ Scott La Rock in 1987, considered to be the first high-profile shooting death of a major hip-hop artist. In the aftermath of such killings, questions often swirl about corporate culpability, particularly claims that record labels push artists to assume “tough guy” personas, while failing to protect them from the violence they promote.
It’s all systemic, it’s a part of the way society is structured,” Richardson added. There’s always going to be a disparity in our communities. Gun violence is “a part of the condition of Black people in society, everything that is dangerous and harmful to the larger society. You have to think critically about oppression and the larger context we live in,” she said. StreetzTV, the fresh new 24-hour Hip-Hop and Lifestyle Video Network, officially launched with a star-studded party in Atlanta, GA at Atlantic Station’s Regal Cinemas. “It’s a reflection of the problem of gun violence in the larger society, and violence in general in America.
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