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Mike WiLL Made-It Accuses Nordstrom’s Of Being Racist; Store Responds
Mike WiLL Made-It is a superstar producer, and cer- tainly has a lot of coins, but that didn’t prevent him from allegedly having a racist expe- rience at a Nordstrom store, according to XXL.
The “Humble” hitmaker took to Twitter to blast the fancy department store’s Santa Monica chain, to which he accused them of being racist.
Made-It hopped on social media and wrote, “Yo @Nordstrom ‘s Santa Monica is racist af!” While we’re not quite sure what may have oc- curred to provoke the pro- ducer, it’s clear that he isn’t too happy with the company’s treatment of customers at that particular store.
In response to his tweets,
Mike WiLL Made-It is a pro- ducer for Kendrick Lamar.
the company responded over Twitter by asking, “We’d like to check into this, Mike. Will you please send us more info via DM?”
So far, the hip-hop pro- ducer has not provided any more information, publicly, but there is a chance that he aired out his grievances over direct messages as they re- quested.
Big Boi Releases New Music; First Solo Project Since 2012
Atlanta veteran Big Boi, of the dynamic duo Outkast, has recently dropped some heat that can't be missed. The Atlanta native has teamed up with Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine to create a tech-disco vibe track, "Mic Jack".
Big Boi laces his legendary flow across the dance track while Adam croons over the chorus. Don't get too lost in the beat, Big Boi comes for your temple with the lyrics.
Then with an immediate follow-up, Big Boi, Killer
Big Boi releases new music. Mike, and Jeezy jumped on
a track together titled ‘Kill Jill’, reminding us why "old" Atlanta is forever timeless.
Don't let the terms "vet- eran" and "old" be miscon- strued to reflect an era, but instead to define the stan- dard and blueprint created.
With a disruptive beat and sample vocals by Miku, a humanoid vocal synthesizer, the song comes out the gate swinging.
Both tracks are from his upcoming release Boomi- verse, his first solo project since 2012.
Alicia Keys And John Legend Make Time Magazine’s Top 100 Most Influential People Of 2017
Maino’s Baby Mama Puts La La On Blast for Sleeping With Her Man
R&B legends Alicia Keys and John Legend are among the artists chosen for Time’s 100 Most Influential People of 2017. Other artists include Ed Sheeran, Demi Lovato, and Donald Glover.
100 Most Influential Peo- ple list contains celebrities, politicians, and world leaders who have been influential over the past year.
But that’s what’s so great about the TIME 100. It’s not just a list of the world’s most influential people – it’s a con- versation among them,”
Alicia Keys and John Legend
states Time assistant manag- ing editor Dan Macsai
about working with current members.
Carmelo, La La and Maino
There’s a new cheating scandal involving friend of the blog La La Anthony and rapper Maino. Maino’s baby mama put La La on blast for allegedly sleeping with her man.
All of Black Twitter is anx- iously waiting for Maino’s baby mama to provide the re- ceipts. So far there is no word from La La or Maino.
The woman also implied La La and her husband, NBA star Carmelo Anthony, have an open marriage. Sources believe it due to LaLa’s preference for a fem- inine touch.
La La and ‘Melo split back in 2013 when La La thought ‘Melo resumed his cheating ways. La La has denied the allegations.
La La’s Doing Fine Since Split With Carmelo; Mixes Business With Play At Strip Club
La La Anthony might have split-up from Carmelo Anthony, but that doesn’t mean she no longer has time for a little work and play combo. She combined the
best elements of both those things last Friday (April 21) when she stopped through the Sapphire New York strip club to shoot footage for a TV series she’s responsible for producing.
According to sources, the former MTV media personal- ity partied it up with French Montana while she was there. While French was at Sapphire for some good old fashioned partying, La La was there mostly for business, shooting footage for Goal Diggers–a TV series chroni- cling the exploits of strippers and video girls who’ve man- aged to become successful businesswomen. Apparently one of the women in the se- ries works at Sapphire.
French and La La’s link- ing up happened completely by chance, and they only de- cided to party once they met in the club.
French Montana and La La Anthony partied at the Sapphire strip club last Friday. French says La La is doing fine.
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