Mac Miller announced in 2012 that he’d be doing a joint EP called ‘Pink Slime’ with Pharrell, but as 2013 comes to a close, we still don’t have it. Don’t worry, though! It’s still in the works! “We actually just talked a couple days ago,” Mac told Rolling Stone about the EP. “I’m going to go see him [in Miami] and we’re going to finish it and put it out. Because the shit’s ill and people want it. We both had pretty wild years. We gotta do it!” Mac said we should expect the project by the end of 2014!
(Video) 2 Chainz Explains What It Takes To Make It & What’s Worked For Him!
2 Chainz has been in the game for a while now, but like any other artist, it takes time to establish your career. The, “I’m Different” rapper sits down with Shaheem Reid and talks how he’s made certain singles/videos happen, and how to make it in this industry. Hit the jump to check it out.
(Video) Wait, So The Game ISN’T Signed To Cash Money?
Back in October, it was officially announced that The Game became a part of the ever-growing YMCMB family by signing to Birdman’s Cash Money Records. Tyga even ceremoniously gave the Compton rapper his Cash Money chains on stage, and it was later reported by the jeweler that Game had plunked down $40k cash for them. However, it looks like the gun was jumped before the ink was even dry on the contract! In a brand new interview with Karen Civil, The Game reveals he’s very much a FREE AGENT, but that he and Birdman are still “in talks” and the YMCMB deal is still a possibility. How does it go from a definite done deal, chains and all….to a possibility? SMH! Check out the full interview below!
(Video) Oh Sh*t! Peter Gunz Spills The Beans On Who’s Better In Bed- Amina Buddafly Or Tara
If you’ve been keeping up with this season of Love & Hip Hop: New York, you know that Peter Gunz and Saigon have been causing the MOST drama. Peter got himself involved in a huge love triangle with his wife Tara and singer Amina Buddafly, and it’s just straight up messy. However, in a recent interview, Gunz revealed who was better in bed, along with a bunch of other dirt. Click below to hear the juicy deets being exposed!
No Malice Explains Why We Won’t Be Getting A Clipse Reunion Any Time Soon
The Clipse, a rap group hailing from VA comprised of brothers Pusha T and Malice, dominated the early 00’s with hits like “Grindin” and “What Happened To That Boy,” but after a few years of paddy wagon cruisin’, we seemed to be getting a lot more from the guys individually than as a collective. Pusha T would go on to sign to Kanye West’s G.O.O.D. Music imprint, while Malice found God, changed his name to No Malice and drastically changed the direction of his music and its message. Now that they’ve each had time to thoroughly explore their solo careers, fans have been hoping they’d get The Clipse back together, even if only for a side project, but it doesn’t appear that’s ever going to happen. At least not any time soon. In a recent interview, Push revealed that his brother really has no interest in the reunion, and now No Malice has come forward to explain why. A major part of the reason is his newfound religion has him highly uncomfortable performing their old drug reference-filled songs. “I believe my brother and I… we can get together and pull off anything,” he said. “But as far as my beliefs and as far as me facilitating anything that brings death, destruction and demise, I’m not going to do that.” However, don’t give up all hope! No Malice DID say that if they were to get together and make some NEW music, he might be game. Let’s see what happens!
Sorry, 90’s Babies! Don’t Expect Another Full Spice Girls Reunion For Like, Ever…
The Spice Girls are a huge chunk of 90s nostalgia, and brought the magic to the 00’s a couple of times with a reunion tour in 2008, as well as a reunion show at the 2012 Olympics. Unfortunately, though, it seems as if that’s all we’re going to get. “Posh Spice,” better known to the world as Victoria Beckham, has hung up her platform shoes and has no interest in looking back. In a new interview for her cover story in the December/January issue of Vogue Paris, the fashion designer explains why. See what she had to say below.
