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THE DR IS BACk
Dr. Dre emerged from the studio to honor fellow mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs with the prestigious ASCAP Founders Award at ASCAP’s 24th Annual Rhythm & Soul Music Awards in Beverly Hills on Friday (June 24). A buff Dre, who received the same award last year, spoke about Diddy’s influence following videotaped messages from Pharrell, Swizz Beatz, Janelle Monáe, Dirty Money’s Dawn and Kalenna, and more.
“I had a chance to experience his hustle myself and believe me it’s no joke. I’ve been inspired, I’ve been motivated by this man’s hustle,” said the West Coast icon, who collaborated with Diddy on a line of Beats headphones.
Puff returned the love. “I’m extra, extra happy right now. I truly, truly appreciate this,” he told his peers. “I don’t know if ya’ll know my favorite producer in the world ’cause we in a room of producers and writers. … Dr. Dre my whole life has just been my favorite producer.”
“I had a chance to experience his hustle myself and believe me it’s no joke. I’ve been inspired, I’ve been motivated by this man’s hustle,” said the West Coast icon, who collaborated with Diddy on a line of Beats headphones.
Puff returned the love. “I’m extra, extra happy right now. I truly, truly appreciate this,” he told his peers. “I don’t know if ya’ll know my favorite producer in the world ’cause we in a room of producers and writers. … Dr. Dre my whole life has just been my favorite producer.”
tupac got rob by his own people
Rapper Tupac Shakur has been in the news for the past two weeks, since convicted murderer Dexter Isaac came forward and confessed to robbing the rapper, who was subsequently shot, at The Quad in 1994. AllHipHop.com broke the news just one day before Tupac Shakur would have celebrated what would have been his 40th birthday.
Tupac would have turned 40 on June 16th. The League of Young Voter's Education Fund was present at The Atlanta Symphony Hall celebrating his legendary life. Check out what some of the artists that were present had to say about Tupac's life and legacy. For more info check out http://99problems.org/
Tupac would have turned 40 on June 16th. The League of Young Voter's Education Fund was present at The Atlanta Symphony Hall celebrating his legendary life. Check out what some of the artists that were present had to say about Tupac's life and legacy. For more info check out http://99problems.org/
Friday, June 24, 2011
Top News
Lil Wayne plans to hang it up in a few years to become “a full-time dad,” the rapper told a radio interviewer. He made his widely reported remarks on Angie Martinez’ radio show. S2S Magazine’s site is among the many reporting his retirement newsflash. “I’m gone at, like, 35. I’m serious. I have four kids,” he said. “I would feel selfish still going to the studio when it’s such a vital point in their lives.” The performer also known as Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr . isn’t yet 30, so he won’t…
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