Big Sma of East Side Boyx says that rapper Lil Jon. Did bad business with them and that is the reason they left.

Big Sam of the platinum group Lil Jon and the East Side Boyz says. He didn't receive his publishing royalties from Lil Jon and they never signed a contract. He says that rapper Lil Jon gave him portions of money from the royalties from ASCAP and BMI Publishing. He claims he eventually signed a contract and did not say anything because he didn't want the wave and grind to stop. Because he was getting a lot of money on the road as reported by www.rapmusicmagazine.blogpost.com and the Shawn Prez YouTube podcast. He claims that the group received a $30,000 dollar advance when they turned in an album. And when they turned the album in they received another $30,000 budget. He claims that he never received the back end of the budget because Lil Jon would spend the money on renting mansions in Miami to beat. And to work on albums such as big names such as Usher. He says they never stayed at the mansion because Lil Jon would have them at a hotel. When they would invite artists such as Mariah Carey to the mansion. Lil Jon would have the East Side Boyz leave the mansion as if they had a curfew at the mansion. And Lil Jon rented out the mansion for $10,000 a month for three months. Big Sam says that he did not want a piece of the Pimp juice deal because he wanted his own deals. He started as a Dj and would receive $ 1500 publishing checks every other month from the other CEO of the BME label. After Too Short allowed them to record the album for free. They released the album through a different label but only Lil Jon signed contracts and only looked out for himself. East Side Boyz Photo by You Tube

Bone the Mack says he a Dallas Cowboy at heart. Despite being a pltinun rapper signed with Empire just like Mo3.

Growing up Bone The Mack had dreams of playing football for the Dallas Cowboys. But after playing around in the studio he made a song titled, 'Homegurl'. He then took the song to a rap music industry showcase and won the heart of a radio Dj. After the song was on the radio for months a chance meeting with L.A. Reid led to a deal with Def Jam and the song went platinum. He later became the second-most touring artist in the world. He comes back with a new release and he hopes to garner the same success https://youtu.be/dWmE0hDawwU. After Defjamhe signed with Empire and joined fellow rapper Mo3 as one of the artists signed by Ghazi Shami. Since then he has released several songs including, 'Hold Up', featuring Tello Davinchi. He travels state to state doing his thing and always thinks of himself as a cowboy."We have a certain type of gift in us and the world is always against us. Although they cheer us on. Dallas fans are like no other," says Platinum rapper Bone The Mack. He also gives opportunities. After meeting artist Rob Run Corleone. He began to take him on tours and gave him a job as the opening act coordinator for his shows. Rob Run Corleone later signed with Empire and released a top 100 iTunes charted song, 'Thank U'.When Bone is not touring, he is at home with his children and he hopes that they maybe can become the family's next real Dallas Cowboy. For now, he enjoys fatherhood as well as being on the road. Bone the Mack and Big Bougie from.CMG Photo by Bone The Mack

Boosie puts Rolls Royce up for sale after arrest. And says Kodak should retire from.rap after song with Takashi six 9ine.

Boosie is looking to sell his Rolls Royce truck. While he is going through various legal troubles. Boosie was arrested in court on June 14 by the FBI after gun charges against him were dismissed. According to WAFB, the Baton Rouge rapper was in court for the gun case, however, federal agents carried out their plan to take him into custody. Immediately after the hearing was rapped up according to www.bet.com. He also released new music. The circumstances that led up to his arrest according to www.bet.com. Revealed that he had been dealing with a handful of run-ins with the legal system, over the past year. Including being booked and held in the San Diego County jail on four charges on four charges. Including possession of a firearm, concealed carry weapon in a vehicle, possession of ammunition by a prohibited person, and unlisted owner of a registered firearm. The Baton Rouge rapper took to Instagram on July 20 to put Kodak Black on blast for working with Takashi who received 2.5 million for the verse. In a disappointed rant, Boosie claims the sniper boss, has, "No morals or principles." and states "he is no longer street." "I wonder how the zones feel. I know the state of Florida is messed up right now. He hurt me with this one. I don't care how much money they give as reported by www.hiphopdx.com. Kodak Black was gifted a Rolls Royce. And 2 million dollars to do the verse and video for Takashi in which he also bad-mouthed him on the song. Stated, "Maybe Boosie should do a verse as broke as he is," according to www.rapmusicmagazine.com. Kodak Black states that he is a business man and the music industry is business. The former manager for the Game, Wack 100, negotiated the deal.

Louisville street says, wiz khalifa home was burglarized. Targeted by men in Memphis in Pooh Sheisty ski masks

Wiz Kalifa's home has been targeted by burglars while the Taylor Gang CEO was gone on tour. The Pittsburg rapper took to Twitter on July 23, That three burglars attempted to rob his house. While he was onstage performing at Clarkston, Michigan Pine Knob Music. This has become common amongst rappers as of late. And you have to wonder was it an inside job report www.rapmusicmagazine.com? "3 n-gas with Pooh Sheisty masks tried to run in my crib while I was on stage," he wrote in a tweet. There appears to be an uptick in ski masks which have become so synonymous with criminal behavior that Philidelphia issued a city ordinance in May. banning the Sheisty masks from Sept buses, trains, and stations. The ordinance came after a 15-year-old student was killed. Whiz has been no stranger to break-ins. In 2018 two men smashed a window to get into his San Fernando Valley home. The noise woke up a member of Wiz's team who was playing house sitter while the platinum rapper was on tour. Other rappers have dealt with this issue such as Big V of the Nappy Roots, Nas, Drake, Megan thee Stallion, Tee Grizzley, and more. It sounds like there may be snakes in these rappers' circles. It almost is like it's someone close to them because they hit home right when Whiz was taking the stage. :I would be thinking about everybody I text around that time. And I would want to see everybody on my team's phone," says Empire artist Rob Run Corleone, https://youtu.be/lJEKgEbWK0o. Wiz khalifa Photo by Instagram

Security guard for Young Jeezy says he is fake. And they use to chase rapper Gucci Mane around in Miami

When rappers flow through the streets. They do it with muscle. When it came to Young Jeezy's reign. CTE Clem and his crew were that muscle. We follow Clem on youtube as he tells the stories behind rapper Young Jeezy. Claims that he did not financially back his artists and didn't want them to get any shine over him. He claims that he ignored their tours at lhttps://youtu.be/OzC51DxUaz, as reported by www.rapmusicmagazine.blogspot.com.Not many people know the insides of a label. There has been a lot of flak about how Boosie and other celebrities didn't give artists money when they signed them. The best has been Finesse2tymes. Who ran Google ads on his videos? While using the Moneybaggyo Bread Gang logo in his videos. And eventually, a star was born. He claims that they use to chase Gucci Mane around in Miami. And he would be scared and run for his life. Jim Jones and Maino also did the exact same thing on YouTube and cashed in on a $400,000 dollar deal at Onerpm. What these artists offer is an opportunity. Labels such as Empire, Universal, and Def Jam for example choose which artist to back. When Cam'ron signed to Roc-a-fella. Roc-a-fella agreed to finance a Diplomat album but not a Jim Jones album, so he put up his own money and went to Koch Records. So, when a label signs an artist. If the Parent label such as Sony, Universal doesn't back the artist or give the artist an advance. It comes out of the CEO's pocket, and they have to take a chance that you're going to make money. that's why today, a lot of artists don't get signed for their talent. They get signed based on their streams and these artists don't want to work hard. They think that success is overnight. All you can provide is a platform. You can make fans like an artist's music.CTE Clem said that Jeezy took care of him and was shiest with other artists. He wouldn't promote the artists or tour with them. Especially if they had any spotlight. "He didn't want nobody to shine but him," says Clem. He says that Jeezy refused to get his artists' advances for the label and that doing the verses with a Gucci mane was a slap in the face and disrespect to his fallen soldier and friend Pookie Loc. As reported by www.rapmusicmagazine.blopspot.com. Photo by

Memphis rapper sentenced to 20 . Released rap song from federal prison says Yo Gotti did not have Young Dolph killed.

A Memphis rapper named P-Nut 4 da Bucks releases new music. Giving condolences to Young Dolph but says in his music. That the streets can't put the body of Young Dolph on Yo Gotti. He says that the city of Memphis should be more focused on getting money. Instead of violence. He should know. He is a real-life Lucious Lyons. Recording music from a prison phone. The production is cool and his delivery is smooth. Reminding us of the Triple Six Mafia era https://youtu.be/vyiZKDtkwds. 10 years removed from the streets, he says that Yo Gotti is the savior of Memphis. And the beef has escalated to a level of no turning back. He encourages young men to stand on business and to stick to the principles of the hustle. He claims that Memphis is a jungle and it's easy to get sucked up in it. As he sits in his prison cell in Yazoo City FCi federal prison. Sentenced to 20 years for pandering which in other terms, being a pimp. After one of his alleged girlfriends stated he smacked her around but there was no evidence. Despite the loss, he fights for his freedom daily and keeps his eyes on scoring a plaque from a prison cell. He knows that the CMG and PRE beef will not stop. "Once there is bloodshed in my city. There is no turning back," he says. Still, he encourages the younger generation to fall back from the violence in the streets. And to stick to getting money.

Cincinatti rap artist T.E. has been scouted by several major labels and has been compared to NBA Young boy

Cincinnati, Ohio artist T.E. is the latest Ohio artist to blow. Local artist Metro acs signed with Birdman and Cashmoney. And Cleveland artist Big Topic has gone viral. Not since Bone Thugs N Harmony took the scene have Ohio players had such flavor? "It's definitely a movement," says Empire music exec and artist Rob Run Corleone. T.E. has been compared to a mix of Eminem and Machine Gun Kelly. With Jack Harlow swag, but with a Midwest flow. Cincinnati is known for its sports teams. Such as the Bengals and the Reds but rappers have begone to rise. T.E. whose real name is Tristan Edison has a smooth flow and a drill-style delivery. He makes painful music and tells the stories of lost friends. And hard hustling in the trailer parks, ghettos, and apartments. He speaks of the struggle from the heart. With a unique sound that could compare him to the white NBA Youngboy. He is a sought-after artist and wants to fall in the footsteps of Bone Thugs n Harmony. And the Ohio Players as being a worldwide success. His song titled, 'Step 1 remix', has garnered 800k views. In 'Step 2', he goes drill and garners over 100k views. He is definitely an artist to watch and is next up for Ohio as he battles Metroacs and Big Topic for the top spot. Not since the days that The Grimey network ran the streets has Cincinnati risen to rap fame. And it's only a matter of time before T.E. takes the crown as king of the beats. 3rd