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Sunday, July 6, 2014
Rich Homie Quan Slaps A Fan at Wisconsin Show [VIDEO]
Rich Homie Quan was feeling some type a way when a fan got too aggressive at a concert gig in Racine, Wisconsin.
According to TMZ, while the Atlanta rapper was performing ‘Walk Thru,’ he started giving daps in the crowd when an eager fan started yanking on his arm. Apparently, the concertgoer was attempting to hoist himself onstage.
Quan stop the music to inform the fan that was a no-no. The two exchanged heated words before Quan slapped him on top of his head.
The rapper went on Twitter the following morning (July 5) to clarify that he was the only one who slap the aggressive fan.
“To set the record nobody save me. I slapped that n—- by myself,” he tweeted. “I do salute Chiraq for having my [back]. But ain Neva been a f—n—-a.”
No complaints or charges have been filed in the slapping incident.
A word of caution to the overzealous rap fan, do not jump onstage while a rapper is performing. It will not end well.
Case in point: Watch Action Bronson annihilate a concertgoer who thought it was cool to invade his space.
Saucony Originals 'Cavity Pack'
If you’ve been plunging all of your money into collection and not healthcare chances are you’ve already got a few cavities of your own. However, if you have all of your faculties in order Saucony‘s got something sweet for you with their newest sneaker pack.
The Saucony Originals ‘Cavity Pack’ is a flavorful drop that spans two beloved silhouettes. The cavity causing Saucony Shadow Original “Black Razz” goes for a black raspberry look with pink and black suede and mesh on its upper. Meanwhile, the Saucony Shadow 5000 “Minty Fresh” comes clean in a teal color that’s sure to have you feeling like you are right out of the dentists chair.
The Saucony Originals ‘Cavity Pack’ will be available on July 15 at Saucony.com. The Shadow Original “Black Razz” will cost $65.00 while the Shadow 5000 “Minty Fresh” silhouette is $80.00.
Happy flossing!
[Via Sole Collector]
Father Leaves Daughter with Loaded Gun to Get Head Tattoo
An Albuquerque, New Mexico native is facing child endangerment charges after he left his 11-year-old daughter with a loaded gun while he headed to get a head tattoo.
According to Raw Story, John Ruiz was arrested and placed on a $15,000 bond after worried neighbors spotted the girl with .22 caliber pistol under her towel at the neighborhood pool.
Ruiz's daughter gave several statements to the police about the gun. She claimed that her dad told her the gun is for protection, and that her dad leaves it all over the house, including the counter and under his pillow.
Ruiz says he made a mistake, and he didn't instruct his daughter to use the gun at all.
"You guys don't know about harassment by the neighbors or anything else," he said. "We're good people, I don't know what to tell you. I did nothing wrong. I made a mistake, that's it. I left a weapon unlocked, and my daughter — and they twisted everything around."
Source: rawstory.com
Prince Disses Lil Mo For Throwing Shade at Him On Instagram
R&B singer Lil’ Mo caught the wrath of Prince and his dedicated fans after throwing shade at him during the 2014 Essence Music Festival.
It started on Friday (July 4), when Lil’ Mo was denied entry to the bathroom because the soul icon was making his way to the stage to perform. Despite having VIP Passes, New Orleans police forbid the ‘Gangsta’ singer to relieve her bladder and even pushed her in the stomach.
Angered by the incident, Mo went on Instagram and aired out Prince for being a diva.
“yall have NO idea how these celebs be actin. and I’m not gonna eem bother they ass. i had to pee I’m real life,” she wrote. “I was pushed in my stomach cuz somebody was coming through. i just want to sing and take care of MY family. f— all this EXTRA unnecessary s— dawg.”
According to Complex, Mo took it to the next level and accused Prince of not being able to hit his notes and having no songs on the radio.
Of course, Prince’s fans caught wind of Lil Mo’s shade and went ballistic on her with slander.
“Very tacky of you. If the security or police pushed you, go at them. Not the celebrity,” wrote one commenter. “If you were on Prince’s level, which you never will be, you could understand why he need extra security measures. You’re always popping off and dissing the next celebrity, this has been going on for yrs. You’re insecurities and misery is ridiculous.”
Another follower commented, “Girl you will NEVER have the amount of fans, hit songs, or record sales as Prince. That’s the problem with you wannabes you don’t respect the people who paved the way. You will NEVER Ever compare to Prince.”
Prince (or maybe a member of 3RDEYEGIRL) jump into the fray and allegedly tweeted a series of disses to Lil Mo, which were later deleted. But he did leave one subliminal diss for Lil Mo to think about.
It’s safe to say, don’t mess with the Purple One.
Columbus Short Arrested in Dallas for Public Intoxication
Columbus Short found himself in police custody over the holiday weekend after a scuffle in a Dallas bar.
According to TMZ, the actor spent Independence Day at Katy Trail Ice House. Short reportedly had several drinks and tried to leave the bar without paying his tab.
As a security guard tried to stop him from leaving, Short accused him of being racist. The guard, who was black got into a brawl with the actor. Several off-duty police officers broke up the fight and arrested short for public intoxication.
The arrest occurred around 2 a.m. It is unknown if the former "Scandal" actor is still in police custody.
Source: tmz.com
Kanye West Goes On 15 Minute Rant at 2014 Wireless Music Festival [VIDEO]
Kanye West went on another of his infamous rants during his performance at the 2014 Wireless Festival in London on Friday (July 4).
Wearing a studded mask, Yeezy began a 15-minute long speech during his rendition of ‘Runaway.’ MTV reports that during West’s sermon, he took the media to task for writing negative stories in efforts to break his self-esteem.
“You know people be looking at me like I got a problem or something, like I’m uncontrollable or something, like I don’t do what I’m supposed to do or something,” he told the crowd. “Rumors, lies, media, marketing. It’s like they want to steal you from you. They sell you back to you after they stole it. They want to make you feel less than who you really are.”
“As far as I’m concerned everybody’s a star,” he added.
West also went after Nike, Louis Vuitton and Gucci for discriminating against him and trying to crush his dreams.
“I’m not dissing Luis Vuitton, I’m not dissing Gucci…I’m just saying, don’t discriminate against me because I’m a black man or because I’m a celebrity,” he said. “‘Cause you know damn well ain’t no black guys or celebrities making no Louis Vuitton.”
“That’s why I got this f—ing mask on. ‘Cause I ain’t worried about saving face. F— my face! That sounded wrong. Pause,” he added, laughing. “Well, they finally got a headline. But f— whatever my face is supposed to mean. And f— whatever the name Kanye is supposed to mean. It’s about my dreams.”
At first, the crowd was supporting West’s heated diatribe against the media and fashion brands, but soon you could hear a smattering of boos from people who grew tired of his rambling.
West finished his speech with this proclamation: “You know, I just wanna make something awesome, I just wanna be awesome, and I wanna hang around my awesome friends, and change the f—ing world. And that’s exactly what I plan to do.”
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