Check out this ultra perceptive dialogue with Cameron “Gipp Goodie” Gipp, 1/4 of the legendary ATL rap group, Goodie Mob.
Goodie Mob’s debut in 1995 was the gold-certified album Soul Food, produced by über production team, Organized Noize. The album aired social and political issues such as racism, discrimination, geo-politics, and gentrification.
True to conscious form, Big Gipp dropped a multitude of mind elevating jewels about the “old” Atlanta, life after the rap lifestyle and being considered a pioneer in the southern music game.
Press play. You’ll be happy you did. Thank me later.
In today’s side eye news –self proclaimed Hollywood medium, Tyler Henry, claims to make contact with rap queen Lil’ Kim’s late ‘soulmate’ –Biggie.
For those living on Mars, Christopher ‘Notorious Big/Biggie’ Wallace was a Brooklyn born rapper who has consistently been ranked as one of the greatest and most influential rappers of all time. He also founded the group Junior M.A.F.I.A. in which Lil’ Kim became the breakout international rap star. During the time, Biggie and Kim were also carrying on a torrid love affair while Biggie was married to soul singer, Faith Evans. Kim always claimed Biggie as her own man, despite his nuptials to another woman.
Prior to his death, Biggie was heavily involved in the growing East Coast–West Coast hip hop feud with rapper Tupac Shakur and Death Row records.
On March 9, 1997, Wallace was killed in a drive-by shooting in Los Angeles. His shooter is still unknown.
Personally, I don’t know how to feel about mediums because I’ve never spoken to one, but I do think this guy was privy to the same information that WE ALL were about Kim & Big’s “situationship.” I mean I didn’t feel like he stated any facts that we didn’t already know but whatever. Let the guy work.
Check out these clips, in the second clip Henry claims to have connected with Kim’s grandmother who died of a heart condition. Kim believes him.
What do you think? Are mediums real or real phony?
Sonya Miller, the ex wife of southern rap entrepreneur, Percy “Master P” Miller, is spilling the beans on her messy divorce from the No Limit mogul.
In the interview, the former Mrs. Miller dismissed her ex husband’s accusations of drug abuse and admitted that the breakup has negatively affected her relationship with her children.
According to TMZ, she filed a lawsuit against her son Romeo for $67 million, in which she denies. [Catch that backstory here] She says she loves her children and is sorry that they got entangled into the nasty divorce from their father.
A former aspiring female rapper, she also reminisced about her days as a hip hop artist named, “Sonya C” and referred to herself as rap mogul who helped create No Limit records. She said she and “P” met and fell in love in high school. They were married 24 years.
She plans to release a book about her life as the “First Lady of No Limit” in the near future.
Check out the interview below and let me know what you think in the comments.
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