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Ksoo has been sentenced to life in prison after being convicted for the 2020 murder of rapper Charles “Lil Buck” McCormick.On Wednesday (Oct. 1), Ksoo, born Hakeem Robinson, appeared before a judge in Duval County, Fla., court, where he was officially handed a life sentence. His codefendant, Leroy Whitaker, a.k.a. ATK Scotty, was also sentenced to life in prison for his involvement in the case.Ksoo’s attorney, Christopher Decoste, has released the following statement to XXL about his client’s sentence.“In Jackson-vile, Ksoo was sentenced on lies and deals—not evidence,” the statement reads. “The video shows it’s not him. The fight continues. We…

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Damon Dash is headed for another financial reckoning, as a federal judge ruled on Wednesday that the public auction of his assets can move forward, despite his filing for personal bankruptcy last month with over $25 million in debt. The decision, issued by Magistrate Judge Robert Lehrburger, allows creditors to continue selling off assets linked to Dash’s company, Poppington LLC. That includes film rights, copyrights and other business holdings. While Dash’s personal enforcement proceedings are paused due to his September 4 bankruptcy filing, the court found no reason to halt the sale of corporate property that has already been turned…

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What’s really going on with Judge Joe Brown? Where is all this vitriol coming from? The raging or rage baiting, as of late towards some influential women in the industry? Judge Joe Brown has once again found himself at the center of online debate after comments about Lizzo during an interview with The Art of Dialogue began circulating widely. Instead of recognizing her artistry, Brown took repeated shots at her appearance, remarks that many on socials have described as cruel and unnecessary. During the discussion, Brown revisited Lizzo’s 2022 performance at the Library of Congress, when she played President James Madison’s historic…

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This is kind of crazy. What began as a terrifying home invasion has left GloRilla not only robbed but also fighting felony charges. The Memphis rapper detailed how a crime against her turned into a case with her name on the indictment. In case you missed it, two months ago, while she was performing in Indianapolis during WNBA All-Star Weekend, three armed men stormed her Forsyth County home. They took off with more than $700,000 in valuables after a family member inside fired shots that forced them to flee. But when investigators searched the property afterward, they discovered marijuana and…

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Trick Daddy is calling out critics after he received a new title this week alongside longtime collaborator Trina as the Miami rap icons were awarded honorary doctorate degrees in Texas for their cultural contributions to Hip-Hop and their influence on the city that raised them. The Leaders Esteem Christian Bible University presented the honors on Sunday (September 28), recognizing both artists for their decades-long impact on music and their commitment to the South Florida community. The pair helped define the sound of Miami rap in the late ’90s and early 2000s with hits like “Nann” and “Take It to Da…

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GloRilla’s attorney claims over $700,000 worth of items were stolen during the rapper’s July home invasion and the investigation has stalled.On Tuesday (Sept. 30), Glo and her attorney, Drew Findling, sat down with local Atlanta news station WSB-TV to discuss the case, in which Glo was arrested after cops found weed in her home while investigating the break-in.”I feel like me, and my brother and sister, we were victims in this situation,” she said. “But somehow, they’re trying to paint us out to be suspects, and I just feel like it’s all the way wrong.”On July 20, multiple suspects broke…

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Whelp, Sean “Diddy” Combs has been dealt another major legal blow after Judge Arun Subramanian denied his request for a new trial or an acquittal ahead of sentencing. The decision, issued Tuesday, September 30, dismissed arguments from Combs’ legal team that his convictions violated constitutional rights. His lawyers, which TBH are an all star team, claimed prosecutors had persuaded jurors to convict solely because Combs arranged for women or paid escorts to cross state lines for sex. They argued that such encounters, including the infamous “freak-off” gatherings, should be considered protected under the First Amendment, comparing them to consensual voyeurism…

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Kai Cenat finally did it. The super star streamer closed out his record-breaking Mafiathon 3 with a moment that had the streaming world taking notice. LeBron James himself just cut off the streamer’s decade-long locs. Here’s the why. The 23-year-old content creator had vowed to make the drastic change if he ever hit one million Twitch subscribers, and after smashing that milestone, he kept his word. Cenat, who has been growing his hair since 2015 and locking it since 2019, had already prepared fans for the transformation. During an appearance on The Jennifer Hudson Show, he revealed that this would be…

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Another day, another lawsuit. Rod Wave is the latest artist to find himself in court over a major touring dispute. A new lawsuit filed by Grizzly Touring accuses the Florida rapper and his company, Hit House Entertainment, of breaching contract terms tied to his “Last Lap” tour. According to legal documents obtained by our friends at TMZ who first reported on this, Wave was contracted for 35 shows with a total payout of more than $40 million. The agreement included a hefty $20 million advance meant to cover production costs. Grizzly says its overall investment in the tour climbed to…

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Sheff G walked into Brooklyn State Supreme Court on Wednesday morning and began serving a five-year prison term tied to a sweeping gang conspiracy case that prosecutors say fueled deadly violence across New York City. The 25-year-old rapper, born Michael Williams, was taken into custody at 9 A.M. after pleading guilty in March to attempted murder and conspiracy charges. His sentence follows a major takedown involving 32 alleged members of the “8-Trey Crips” and “9 Ways Gang” in a 140-count indictment. “If Sheff said something, it happened,” NYPD Assistant Chief of Detectives Jason Savino said during the investigation. “A simple…

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