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Lil Wayne Explains To Missy Elliott How The Rap Game Has Changed In TV One’s ‘Uncensored’
Spending more than two decades in the rap game, Weezy has seen the game go from artists begging record executives to release their material to artists simply putting a song online and watching it go viral overnight without the help of anyone in an office. The post Lil Wayne Explains To Missy Elliott How The Rap Game Has Changed In TV One’s ‘Uncensored’ appeared first on The Latest Hip-Hop News, Music and Media | Hip-Hop Wired.
Exclusive: Master P Gets ‘UNCENSORED’ On TV One: “No Such Thing As Overnight Success”
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: UNCENSORED / TV One Master P is a legendary rapper, businessman and philanthropist representing Hip-Hop culture, without question. The New Orleans native’s life gets spotlighted in the latest episode of TV One’s UNCENSORED, and he offers game for which smart business people would pay a King’s ransom. [embedded content] The episode explores how Master P, born Percy Miller, went from running a record to turning his independent No Limit Records label into an industry juggernaut. Part of how he made it happen was not falling for the okey-doke, which included passing on the million dollars that industry icon Jimmy Iovine offered to sign him. Related Stories “Bro, that white man offered me a million dollars, how much you think I’m worth?,” P rhetorically his br...
Jeezy Details Brawling Alongside Jay-Z In Vegas: “Hov Got Hands”
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: TV One / Uncensored Jeezy really rocks with Jay-Z. Besides being aligned when it comes to business, the Atlanta rapper details he and Hova are good money because when an altercation went down in Las Vegas, Jay-Z had his back, and hands. The Snowman detailed his relationship with Jay-Z in a recent episode of TV One’s UNCENSORED. “A lot of people don’t know, we’ve been in some fist fights and everything!” says Jeezy in the clip below, alluding to a visit to Sin City that also included the late Shakir Stewart, at the time a Def Jam exec. “Some things popped off in Vegas, and I gotta say, Hov got hands. ‘Cause me and him was getting down! Back-to-back, you know what I mean?!” Not only was Jay-Z putting in work, he wasn’t trying to leave the Snowman behind. Re...
TV One’s ‘Uncensored’ Will Air DMX’s Final & “Most Transparent Interview To Date”
NewsOne Featured Video Source: TVOne / Uncensored Rapper DMX‘s final interview before he died is set to air on TVOne next month on the network’s popular “Uncensored” series. Cathy Hughes, founder of Urban One, the nation’s largest Black-owned media company, tweeted the announcement Thursday afternoon. ‘In his final interview, hip hop legend #DMX opens up about his personal life in his own words on #UncensoredTVOne,” Hughes tweeted. DMX died April 9, just days after it was reported that he suffered a heart attack following a drug overdose. The rapper, named Earl Simmons, was just 50 years old. His interview for “Uncensored” was conducted just three weeks before he died. The first part of the interview is scheduled to air Sunday, May 16, at 8 p.m. ET ahead of the annual Urban One Honors awar...
