Atlanta Rappers Johnny Cinco & YFN Lucci Shoot Up Arkansas Nightclub

  
The rap game has seemingly replaced the dope game in terms of danger levels “on the job.” Nowadays rappers are almost always targets for violence and the line between fan & foe has become foggy. 

Personally I love hip hop, but I don’t frequent many clubs/concerts anymore, mainly because folks don’t know how to act. A fight or shoot out(s) is almost guaranteed. I definetly don’t need the trouble anymore. I left that in my 20’s.

Anyway, a shocking video has surfaced online of ATL rappers YFN Lucci & Johnny Cinco scuffling with a crew of their concert goers in Little Rock, Arkansas. 

According to the Internet streets, a fight broke out and goons in the crowd made attempts to snatch one of the rappers’ chains. The result was gunfire in the middle of a crowded nightclub. Surprisingly, no reports have surfaced of anyone being hit. 

Shit is really real out here in those rap streets! Read more on XXL

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Did Suge Knight Kill Eazy E?

 

Eazy E. 1963-1995
 

If all of the rumors that surround Marion ‘Suge’ Knight are true, then Marion ‘Suge’ Knight is a bonafide monster.

First there were rumors that he had a hand in Tupac’s demise, and now Eazy E?

The newest suspicion is that Suge had Eazy E injected with the AIDS virus! Eeek!

According to All Hip Hop: 

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony’s Layzie Bone believes Eazy-E’s death was a conspiracy after Eazy died just months within testing positive for HIV. 

Layzie Bone recalls being in New York when Eazy caught a cold and said his illness became worse within a 4-month timespan. 

The rapper said it never fully added up for him because by February he had full blown AIDS, and by March he was gone. Layzie also says he saw Suge Knight’s 2003 Jimmy Kimmel interview where he made jokes about Eazy being poked by an infected needle.

“I’m like ‘ooh that n**** knew what was up.”

Smh, hope this isn’t true! Rest in Peace Eazy E!

Check out this interview with Eazy’s son, “Lil Eazy” in which he discusses the affects that losing his dad has had on his life.

Do you think Suge had Eazy E killed?

WATCH: Rap Queen Lil Kim Reveals ‘Things We Didn’t Know About Biggie’


March 9 marked another anniversary of rap legend the Notorious Big’s untimely death.
B.I.G.’s former right hand lady, rap star Lil Kim, stopped by NY’s Hot 97 and chopped it up with Funkmaster Flex about B.I.G. & his lasting influence on hip hop & more.

Kim also revealed a few things that fans may not have known about the fun loving rap legend.

I won’t spill all the beans, but one thing that surprised me is that Big preferred being chauffeured around, mainly because he couldn’t drive.
Check it out! Rap In Peace Christopher Wallace!