Meek Mill makes some valid points in his debate with Reverend Jomo K Johnson. All I can say is if these two were in the same room at the same dam time it might’ve went down. (more…)

After it was revealed by the Washington Post that Mitt Romney once bullied a gay student in high school, new details have surfaced about President Barack Obama’s revealing that he too was a bully back in the day: a weed bully. (more…)

Here’s the big homie Jay-Z backing up the even bigger homie, President Obama, and his stance on same sex marriage during his announcement of the Made In America Music Festival Press Conference in Philadelphia.  (more…)

In idiot news, longtime New York Post writer, Phil Mushnick reveals his true feelings toward people of color. Gotta love that freedom of speech thing. Anyways, head down bottom to see what this clown wrote, that’s going to keep him in hiding for a while.  (more…)

It’s amusing to see what politicians do when they need that vote.  (more…)

In support of the student loan crisis, (more…)

Earlier this week, Havoc had an alleged twitter rant against Prodigy and then denied that he was behind those tweets. And now this: According to XXLMag.com, a source, who works closely with Mobb Deep, says that the pair has been having issues since Prodigy’s release from prison last year. Supposedly, 50 Cent offered P a solo deal on account of Hav’s problems with alcohol abuse.

After Havoc’s outburst on twitter against Prodigy a few nights ago. Havoc issued a statement regarding the tweets and clarified that it was not him sending those tweets: “Just getting back into NY after my Easter weekend with family and friends in Jersey. I left my phone at a gas station yesterday evening while on my way to Jersey after a glorious Knick’s game.  To all Mobb Deep fans: it’s business as usual! It’s Mobb Deep all day!!! My twitter account @THEREALHAVOC will be down until further notice. The only other real account is @PRODIGYMOBBDEEP. Ignore the rest. One!” But wait there’s more… The Breakfast Club played an audio this morning of Havoc dissing Prodigy yet again! They even had N.O.R.E. chime in on the subject to verify the call… Shortly after that Havoc called in to deny the tweets and the audio as well. All this is up in the air until all the facts come out, what do you guys think??

If even half what Futurist Thomas Frey predicts happens then people need to prepare now and get their hussle up! I can honestly say that at the rate technology is moving I can see many of his predictions happening. Futurist Thomas Frey who is one of the world’s most recognized trend spotters says that thanks to technology people will lose 2 billion jobs in the next 18 years. Thomas goes into detail on his blog, but in short the industries that will go away (with some new jobs created): The power industry (micro grids) Automobile transportation (going driverless) Education (OpenCourseware replacing teachers) Manufacturing (3D printers and bots taking over).

Cory Gunz was arrested Saturday afternoon for possession of a firearm in The Bronx. Under New York law, the charge carries a mandatory three-years in prison. His father Peter Gunz spoke to MTV about the arrest: The details are still sketchy, but I can confirm that he was arrested with a firearm yesterday in the Bronx. They caught him around 2p.m. in the afternoon with a loaded gun in his knapsack. It was definitely an illegal search.  I spoke to the arresting officer, and so far, what I’m hearing from him is that they got a phone call at the station saying they should ‘look out”. According to [the officer], they didn’t know he was Cory Gunz. They just saw a bunch of kids following him around. What I will say is that the officer that arrested Cory, actually happened to be a cool dude. After arresting Cory, sitting down with him and talking, he felt bad about the situation. At the end of the day, there’s a reason for everything, but at the same time, in New York, it’s mandatory jail time. To go to a precinct and see your son, your junior, in handcuffs, it’s heartbreaking. Anytime you see your child in jail, in the cell, in handcuffs, it’s very hard. He’s walked down some of the same paths that I walked down, but you never want to see your kids go through what you went through. This is Cory’s first offense, but sometimes they like to make an example out of rappers and people with any kind of celebrity to them. Since his arrest, Cory Gunz has been released on bail.  This morning, the Young Money member spoke with the NY Daily News on his arrest: “This was a big mistake on my part. I didn’t have any intentions of harming anyone or committing a criminal activity. So many young people look up to me and I need to fight though this. It’s been really hard, really stressful. When the smoke finally clears people will understand what was going on.” If convicted, he can face up to fifteen years in prison.