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New York rapper Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter is selling Occupy Wall Street themed t-shirts with the words “Occupy All Streets” labeled on them through his Rocawear clothing line. The problem protesters have with Jigga Man is his unwillingness to donate any of the profits from the $22 t-shirts to their cause.

Artist Daniel Edwards has sculpted a piece that depicts Hov wearing chains and a dollar sign around his neck, with Richie Rich on top of his head along with notorious cheapskates, Mr Burns of The Simpsons and Scrooge McDuck.

I think Jay-Z has made himself a face of [the] Wall Street that Occupiers are protesting against,” said Edwards. “Maybe Jay-Z is striving to be in the one percent? Which is why I chose the composition of a totem pole because I thought it would resemble the number one. Rap stars who turn ‘Scrooge’ have to suffer some damage to their street credibility.

more pics after the jump…. #OWS

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This is the Tale of Crime in Detroit and how it affects its everyday citizens.  directed by AL PROFIT

This Documentary explores the minds of the criminals and the victims which are one in the same. Featuring Detroit Infamous Emcee Seven the General, this DVD would make Seven a House Hold Name.

DVD Available on #NETFLIX #BLOCKBUSTER #AMAZON

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Hip Hop has been a predominately African American genre over the years, with popular artists from back in the day such as the Beastie Boys, 3rd Bass, Mark Walberg and Vanilla Ice holding it down as the voice for the minority race of caucasions in Hip Hop/Rap music.  In 2011, Hip Hop has a new face with no color barriers, the top selling rappers in todays society are predominately caucasion. Checkout the list of Top White Rappers in 2011 put together by the staff at GWOP Magazine after the jump.

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The clip is from TBS’s 1991 ”Black History Minutes” series.

In the video, Obama praises African-American lawyer Charles Hamilton Houston for masterminding the strategy that eventually led to the Brown v. Board of Education decision.

 

Couldn’t have said it better myself.   He forgot MTO (mediatakeout) tho

(AP) – Heavy D was remembered with laughter and tears Friday during a star-studded funeral service that included Will Smith, Jay-Z, Usher and Diddy. The rapper, who was 44, died on Nov. 8 due to complications from pneumonia. (Nov. 18)

Heavy D’s death is bigger than 2pac and Biggie for the state of Hip Hop. 

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Checkout more pics after the jump of Jessica Vice

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Jeezy x Jay-Z x Andre 3000 “I do” after the jump…

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dir. by @Billpaladino

directed by TandBFilms.com

 

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Activision’s Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3′ has grossed over $775 million in its first five days on the shelves. Activision reported Wednesday that in just one day of sales they sold more than $6.5 million units in North America and the United Kingdom. This means that these sales trump all opening sales for any movies, books or videogames in the world ever. This make the ‘Call Of Duty’ franchise the most valuable piece of entertainment worldwide. Having exceeded $6 billion since the first Call Of Duty release back in October 29, 2003.

Wow. That’s GWOP!

The 4th Friday movie is in the works according to Ice Cube, via twitter cube stated   “The 4th Friday is in the works, working out a deal with New Line Cinema.”

Cube didn’t mention Chris Tucker in the tweet but he has stated that he really want him in the film in an interview back in August.

“That’s my dream. I hope so, I even want Chris Tucker in it. I think that’s what everybody wants to see,” Ice Cube stated. “They want to see all of us together. I’ve been campaigning trying to put that together. I’m going to keep campaigning until the idea is so old nobody wants to see it.”

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