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On the night of September 7, 1996, Shakur attended the Mike TysonBruce Seldon boxing match at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.  Shortly after the boxing match, 2pac was gunned down at the corner of Flamingo/ Koval , 1 block from the famous Las Vegas strip (keep in mind they got cameras on every street corner).  This crime is still unsolved to this date, 14 years later.

2pac is arguably 1 of the greatest entertainers of all time, before his death he released Six studio albums (1st rap artist to release a Double CD-“All Eyez On Me” 9x platinum), Six feature films including his debut in JUICE and released Eight additional studio albums after his death at the young age of 25.  He is recognized in the Guinness Book of World Records as the highest-selling rap artist, with over 75 million albums sold worldwide.  If 2pac was still alive, would DMX, Ja Rule, 50 Cent, or Jay Z even have a rap career?

R.I.P. Tupac Shakur (1971-1996)


Who were the wealthiest people EVER?

A list of the twenty richest, based on scholarly estimates and adjusted for inflation, includes entrepreneurs, warriors, and robber barons.

Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, and Carlos Slim are the only living men who made the list — and that’s only counting their net worth at bubble peaks in 1999 and 2007.

You’ll notice much of the list come from England and America.

#17 Marshall Field

Marshall Field #17

Peak fortune: $66.1 billion Source of wealth: He started the retail store chain Marshall Field and Co. in Chicago during the Civil War.

#1 John D. Rockefeller

John D. Rockerfeller #1

Fortune: $336 billion Source of wealth: He founded Standard Oil in 1870, at the age of 31, and bought up most of the oil refineries in the United States, eventually controlling about 90% of the American oil business.

Source: WALL STREET

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QP Radio presents Blowing Money Fa$t (mixtape) featuring Various Artists.

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Mixtape features Jeezy x Yo Gotti “All White Everything” [Video below]

Hip-hop history was made as Jay-Z and Eminem co-headlined the Motor City’s Comerica Park on Thursday night (September 2), the first of two shows on consecutive nights.

While Jay’s high-grossing touring schedule helped him to top this year’s Forbes’ “Hip-Hop Cash King” list, Eminem took a much-needed sabbatical to deal with plenty of personal issues. Now beyond his darkest hour, Em had one of his brightest moments ever onstage. Not only did he gift his hometown with a seemingly endless string of hits, he pulled off some major surprises. After D12, 50 Cent and the G-Unit — acts that fans likely expected — came out for performances with Em, Slim Shady pulled off a shocker. Dr. Dre came out, first stunning the people then delighting them with smashes.

Other special guest appearanced included Jeezy, Drake and many more… Checkout Vid after the jump.

The NYDailyNews reports:

WASHINGTON – A somber President Obama declared an end to the long and costly Iraq war Tuesday night, pledging he now intends to “turn the page” to America’s economic revival.

“The American combat mission in Iraq has ended,” Obama told the nation in an 18-minute address, only his second from the Oval Office. “Operation Iraqi Freedom is over, and the Iraqi people now have responsibility for the security of their country.”

The U.S. will help Iraq develop a stable government and keep up the increasingly difficult fight in Afghanistan, he pledged. But Obama asserted that “our central mission as a people and my central responsibility as President” is reinvigorating the limping economy at home.

“Today, our most urgent task is to restore our economy and put the millions of Americans who have lost their jobs back to work,” he said.

The star power of T.I., Chris Brown, Idris Elba, and more proved to be a powerful force at this weekend’s box office. While it barely missed the top spot, the action flick still managed to pull in strong figures.

Based on weekend estimates, the horror film The Last Exorcism grossed an estimated $21.3 million at 2,874 locations, enough to narrowly edge out Takers, which came in at No. 2 after earning $21 million at 2,206 theaters, according to studio estimates. At this rate, it should have no problem recouping its $32 million budget.

Takers, which also stars Paul Walker, Hayden Christensen, Matt Dillon, Jay Hernandez, and Zoe Saldana, focuses on a group of professional robbers who plan mind-blowing heists. When the recently-paroled member Ghost (played by T.I.) rounds up the crew for one last sting, they have to dodge a pair of detectives (Dillon and Hernandez) intent on putting a stop to their theft.

“Takers is suspenseful  modern male version of ‘Set it Off’ or a black ‘Ocean’s 11’ with a young hip hop cast…. “

– GWOP Staff

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“She dated Slim Thug, but now she fuck with me
She finally made it to the biggest boss luckily…

On November 15th, Jay-Z will discuss his new book, Decoded at the New York Public Library. The project will be released the following day. Co-author dream hampton cleared the air yesterday via  Twitter and said the book will not be a memoir as previously reported.

Ice Cube gave his top five favorite movies to the film review site, Rotten Tomatoes.  Ice Cubes latest creation, Lottery Ticket is in movie theatres now!

It’s been nine years since, Detroit legend, Aaliyah  Haughton died in a plane crash and left a void in the hearts of her family, friends and fans.

The singer was still rising when her life was cut short. She released multiplatinum albums and had just started her film career. Checkout tribute video after the jump. Her music will live forever.

RIP Aaliyah (January 16, 1979 – August 25, 2001)

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Checkout the cover art for Gucci Mane’s new studio album The Appeal, scheduled to drop September 28th.  Young Jeezy TM 103 is scheduled to drop the same day.