#1. Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter – $63m
#2. Sean “Diddy” Combs – $30M
#3. Aliuane “Akon” Thiam – $21M [that Lady Gaga money is no joke...]
#4. Dwayne “Lil Wayne” Carter – $20M
#5. Andre “Dr. Dre” Young – $17M
#6. Christopher “Ludacris” Bridges – $16M
#7. Calvin “Snoop Dogg” Broadus – $15M
#8. Timothy “Timbaland” Mosley – $14M
#9. Pharrell Williams – $13M
#10 Kanye West – $12M
#11. Aubrey “Drake” Graham – $10M
#12. Clifford “T.I.” Harris – $9M (tie)
#12. Kasseem “Swizz Beatz” Dean – $9M (tie)
#14. Marshall “Eminem” Mathers – $8M (tie)
#14 Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson – $8M (tie)
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Saturday, August 21, 2010
Saturday, May 8, 2010
ALBUM RELEASES FOR THE SUMMER!
Nas Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley – Distant Relatives – May 18
Janelle Monáe – The ArchAndroid – May 18
Plies – Goon Affiliated – May 25
Rihanna – Rated R: Remixed – May 25
Common – Go! Common Classics – May 25
Taio Cruz – Rokstarr – June 1
Go ahead and...
Go ahead and...
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
O Lets Do It (Remix)
It's Diddy! Him and Ricky Ross team up for this.... leave a comment and tell us what you think!
Monday, October 19, 2009
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Diddy, Mary J, Jay Z and Kevin Liles An Open Letter About The ELECTION!
The following letter is an open letter about the November 4th Election Day, penned by Diddy, Jay-Z, Mary J. Blige, and Kevin Liles. (props to Ballerstatus)
It ain't over, until it's over. There is still so much work to be done. The thrill of victory is just one week away. We hear it in the streets, we feel it in our hearts and it's burning in our souls. Together we have successfully registered the most young voters in the history of the modern political process. We called a "State Of Emergency" on October 3rd at 6:00 a.m. and our culture stood up and recognized the importance of registering millions of voters. From first time voters, who have just come of age to vote, to those who are participating for the first time in the voting process. Your commitment to change will continue to ring across our America, because we all are in the right state of mind.
Where it stands today, we are on the verge of making history, the kind of history that will be apart of our culture's legacy. The kind of history that bridges the gap between race, religion and culture. The kind of history that will ignite a light that shines bright from generation to generation, screaming that our voice does matter and our vote does count. The kind of history that will enable the next generation of leaders to encourage vision, not division; to encourage hope, not hopelessness; to encourage the power of the people, not the power politics of the few.
With only seven days left before we vote for change, let's hold ourselves accountable and responsible. No more excuses, no more mistakes and no more time to waste. If you have the opportunity to vote early in your state then vote today. If you are voting on November 4th, make preparation today. Bring your family and friends and plan for the party at the polls. Make November 4th the day we celebrate change -- the day we celebrate freedom of choice. The day we celebrate power of all people. Let's all come together on November 4th, because it's a family reunion. It's our time and we are all in the right state of mind.
We have seven days to Vote for change. Seven days to Vote to make history. We can not slow down. We can not let up. We must push through to history until the final vote is cast and the last ballot is counted. We can, we must, and we will Make It Happen. Vote Obama/Biden on November 4th.
God Bless,Diddy, Jay-Z, Mary J. Blige, and Kevin Liles
It ain't over, until it's over. There is still so much work to be done. The thrill of victory is just one week away. We hear it in the streets, we feel it in our hearts and it's burning in our souls. Together we have successfully registered the most young voters in the history of the modern political process. We called a "State Of Emergency" on October 3rd at 6:00 a.m. and our culture stood up and recognized the importance of registering millions of voters. From first time voters, who have just come of age to vote, to those who are participating for the first time in the voting process. Your commitment to change will continue to ring across our America, because we all are in the right state of mind.Where it stands today, we are on the verge of making history, the kind of history that will be apart of our culture's legacy. The kind of history that bridges the gap between race, religion and culture. The kind of history that will ignite a light that shines bright from generation to generation, screaming that our voice does matter and our vote does count. The kind of history that will enable the next generation of leaders to encourage vision, not division; to encourage hope, not hopelessness; to encourage the power of the people, not the power politics of the few.
With only seven days left before we vote for change, let's hold ourselves accountable and responsible. No more excuses, no more mistakes and no more time to waste. If you have the opportunity to vote early in your state then vote today. If you are voting on November 4th, make preparation today. Bring your family and friends and plan for the party at the polls. Make November 4th the day we celebrate change -- the day we celebrate freedom of choice. The day we celebrate power of all people. Let's all come together on November 4th, because it's a family reunion. It's our time and we are all in the right state of mind.
We have seven days to Vote for change. Seven days to Vote to make history. We can not slow down. We can not let up. We must push through to history until the final vote is cast and the last ballot is counted. We can, we must, and we will Make It Happen. Vote Obama/Biden on November 4th.
God Bless,Diddy, Jay-Z, Mary J. Blige, and Kevin Liles
Monday, March 17, 2008
Truth or Lies- Hip Hop Fued Sparked A Bicoastal BEEF
The Tupac and Notorious B.I.G. fued is still going on even though both of the two main players are deceased. The LA Times has publised a story linking the Badboy camp with Tupacs death, but specifically the shooting at the Quad Recording Studio. I have read it and have my own theories... but check out a few exerpts:
"....Now, newly discovered information, including interviews with people who were at the studio that night, lends credence to Shakur's insistence that associates of rap impresario Sean "Diddy" Combs were behind the assault. Their alleged motives: to punish Shakur for disrespecting them and rejecting their business overtures and, not incidentally, to curry favor with Combs.
"....In a bizarre twist, Shakur, bleeding badly, sat on a couch and rolled a joint, witnesses said. Then he phoned his girlfriend, who contacted his mother, former Black Panther Afeni Shakur. Harrell called 911. Paramedics showed up minutes later. Police began interviewing witnesses. (interesting)
Friday, December 7, 2007
Choice "Cheeba" Bangers
There has been alot of negative and unfortunate occurences in not just the hip hop world ,but the sports world as well as the "Real World"! I have always been 1 of those people that would listen to my music and just go into another world. I got a few "bangers" I'm going to put up.. they aren't really stop the violence type of cutz or none of that... These songs are what I call hip hop...I was told that the youth of today think alot of this so called rap music is hip hop... So I figure a rap officionado such as myself is expected to do nothing less...... I'll put up songs that I consider real... check them out and you tell me...
Ghostface_Killah_-_Slow_Down_(feat._chrisette_michele)_
AZ (Feat Nas) - Serious 
Ghostface_Killah_-_Shakey_Dog_starring_Lolita_(feat._Raekwon)
Beanie_sigel-Rain_(bridge)_ft._Scarface_and_Raheem_Devaughn
Beanie_Sigel-Pass_the_Patron_ft._Diddy_Ghostface_Killah_and_Peedi_Crakk
Tuesday, September 4, 2007
Ghostwriting... Is it OK with YOU?
This is an article from Gelf Magazine... Props to Nah right for the article... Its amazing how many ghostwriters there are... check this out...
Hip-Hop's Ghostwriters
Is it fair for big-shot rappers to pay up-and-comers for their lyrics, but then give them no songwriting credit?
Adam Conner-Simons
Music consumers readily accept that the singer of a catchy pop song may not have written it. But they may not know that this practice extends to other seemingly more authentic musical genres like hip-hop, which Chuck D of Public Enemy famously referred to as CNN for black people. "We hold rappers to a different standard than pop singers," says Chuck Creekmur, co-founder of AllHipHop.com. "With hip-hop we want to have that personal connection. We want them to tell us how they feel." More here
Hip-Hop's Ghostwriters
Is it fair for big-shot rappers to pay up-and-comers for their lyrics, but then give them no songwriting credit?
Adam Conner-Simons
Music consumers readily accept that the singer of a catchy pop song may not have written it. But they may not know that this practice extends to other seemingly more authentic musical genres like hip-hop, which Chuck D of Public Enemy famously referred to as CNN for black people. "We hold rappers to a different standard than pop singers," says Chuck Creekmur, co-founder of AllHipHop.com. "With hip-hop we want to have that personal connection. We want them to tell us how they feel." More here
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
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