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Byrd Gang (Feat. Juelz Santana) - Splash / Byrd Gang Money

Video For Byrd Gang (Jim Jones, NOE, Chink Santana) "Splash / ByrdGang Money Featuring Juelz Santana"

Shawty Lo Looks For "T-Lie" ( T.I. ) In Bankhead, ATL!

Shawty Lo asks the hood if they seen T.I

Its Official: Kay Slay Announces Papoose & Uncle Murda Dead The Beef [Audio]

Lil Wayne Talks 50 Cent, Cocaine & Rock Music

The last several years have seen Lil Wayne compete with the late James Brown for the title of “hardest working man in show business.” The Cash Money Millionaire has released a string of mix tapes and rocked a song with everybody from Little Brother (“Breakin My Heart”) to Playaz Circle (“Duffle Bag Boy”). Wayne recently sat down with Blender and gave his thoughts on rock music, prescription drugs and other topics.

“Lollipop,” the debut single from the upcoming The Carter III departs from the typical three 16’s and a hook, and finds Wayne singing and partying like a rock star in Vegas. Many fans may be surprised to find out that Weezy is a fan of rock.

“Nirvana,” he replied when asked about his favorite band. “I been into them since ‘Teen Spirit.’ There used to be this video-request station called the Box, and some ­motherfucker must have loved Nirvana, ’cause that video was always on. I loved it—everyone was throwing everyone else around, and all the girls looked like they were ready to do whatever.”

One issue that has followed Wayne around as of late is his affinity for sippin’ syrup. Despite his behavior being slightly Amy Winehouse-ish at times, he revealed there are times when he just says no.

“I’ll never fuck with no more coke. It’s not about a bad high, it’s just about the acne: Cocaine makes your face break out, and I’m a pretty boy.”

Another thing on Wayne’s “do not fuck with” list is 50 Cent. After 50 called the New Orleans emcee a “whore” on the radio, Weezy F. was surprisingly silent, offering up no response. Instead of dissing back, he extended his thanks.

“I have to call him and say thank you. He’s catapulted me. Nigga, white people know me now! Thank you! Diss rhyme? Fuck no! That nigga thrives off that. I am not feeding that tiger. I’m smart.”

He also went on to call Fif the “hardest nigga on the planet.”

“Do you see his size? I’m small. I saw a YouTube video of this dude playing a concert; somebody threw water on him—he took off his hat, went in the crowd, grabbed that nigga and boom! I was like, This nigga’s the hardest nigga on planet Earth. So, no, I’m not dissing 50. And I’m not throwing water on him, neither.”

House Of Representatives Passes PRO-IP Bill

The US House of Representatives overwhelmingly supported the Prioritizing Resources and Organization for Intellectual Property Act (PRO-IP; H.R. 4279) by a vote of 410-11 on Thursday. If enacted the bill would increase the governmental resources needed to penalize individuals deemed in violation of copyright infringement.

Current copyright infringement laws set the maximum penalty for infringement of one compilation at a fine of $30,000. However, if the PRO-IP Act is passed, courts could "make multiple awards of statutory damages" in individual cases. This would be similar to the legislation which led to the Recording Industry Association of America's $222,000 suit against Jammie Thomas for sharing 24 songs on the Kazaa peer-to-peer file sharing network.

Under the PRO-IP Act, anyone who willfully distributes over $1,000 worth of material (including maerial shared over a peer-to-peer network) could be subject to property seizure and prison terms, which range in length. The PRO-IP Act would also create an entirely new government agency called the White House Intellectual Property Enforcement Representative, or WHIPER.

While the PRO-IP Act has the bipartisan support of both Republicans and Democrats, there are a select group of politicians who introduced it in December of 2007. If you are in opposition to the PRO-IP Act, you can contact one of the founding representatives.

John Conyers Jr. (D-MI, 14th District) (202) 225-5126 / (734) 675-4084

Lamar Smith (R-TX, 21st District) (202) 225-4236 / (512) 306-0439
Howard L. Berman (D-CA, 28th District) (202) 225-4695 / (818) 994-7200
Adam Schiff (D-CA, 29th District) (202) 225-4176 / (626) 304-2727
Tom Feeney (R-FL, 24th District) (202) 225-2706 / (407) 208-1106
Darrell Issa (R-CA, 49th District) (202) 225-3906 / (760) 599-5000

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Tiger Attack on Rick Ross Video Set

DJ Khaled, Kanye West, & Consequence Jammin To Khaled's New Hit Single!

The track is called DJ Khaled - Out Here Grindin’ (Feat. Akon, Rick Ross, Plies, Trick Daddy, Lil Boosie, Lil Wayne & Ace Hood) (Produced By The Runners)