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50 Cent has received an interesting request from Yungeen Ace after the Florida native was arrested on weapons charges.

The "Opps" rapper took to Instagram on Monday (April 22) to ask the G-Unit legend if he would make a movie based on his life.

He wrote: "@50cent I'm trying to get in contact with you about a movie about my life."

50 Cent has yet to publicly respond.

Yungeen Ace (real name Keyanta Bullard) was arrested for possession of a gun in Jacksonville Beach, Florida last week.

According to arrest records obtained by HipHopDX, the 26-year-old was pulled over by police on April 15 after failing to stop at a four-way intersection.

He was initially arrested for failing to produce a valid driver's license, but a subsequent search of the car revealed the rapper had seven guns, which he was not allowed to carry in the state of Florida as a convicted felon.

Yungeen Ace was arraigned in a Duval County courtroom the following day and subsequently released on bail.

His arrest isn't the only fodder for a potential movie. Back in September 2023, Ace made headlines when his social security number leaked and his fans attempted to sign him up for the armed forces.

The drama began when the rapper's rival Julio Foolio shared a video of Ace on social media, claiming that it showcased him "snitching."

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Ace refuted the claims and later took to Instagram Live to show off the paperwork to prove he wasn't a snitch - but accidentally exposed his SSN in the process, which fans took note of.

In a follow-up post, Ace pleaded for fans to stop using the digits to sign him up for the army: "Aye on some real shit bruh, I'ma tell you this right now: stop signing me up for the fucking army, bruh! Real shit. Stop doing that shit!"

Another foe of Yungeen Ace's was the late JayDaYoungan, though the pair had been friends for years prior to his passing. The two rappers appeared to have not been on speaking terms when Jay was shot and killed in 2022, according to Ace.

"Damn I wasn't even gone come post Brudda cause this shit been eating me in the inside cause we wasn't seeing eye to eye bout some shit we could of rekindled," he wrote online. "I wanted to Kall you so bad Brudda it was just our pride in the way dawg we was better den that shit we was going thru shit was so little damn la Brudda.

Cam'ron fans are pleading with the Dipset legend to deliver a new album after his latest It Is What It Is freestyle.

The "Welcome to New York" rapper performed the freestyle to open season four of his sports talk show, which he co-hosts with Ma$e.

Rapping over a hard-hitting, soul-sampling beat from GetLarge, Killa Cam spits slick rhymes like: "heck my shoes before I put them on, I don't trust a sole/soul."

The freestyle, which received an overwhelmingly positive response online, led to calls for Cam to get back in the booth, given it has been five years since he last dropped an album.

One fan commented: "Nahhhhhhh fam! We need a album," while another said: "Nah we neeed the it is what it is mixtape wit all these joints," referencing his previous It Is What It Is freestyles.

DJ Clue, who was namedropped in the freestyle ("Y'all ain't got a clue, that's word to Ernesto"), wrote: "Let's Goooooo Killa."

Despite his absence from the album circuit since 2019's quietly released Purple Haze 2, Killa Cam has still been busy making music.

Last year, he dropped mixtape The Lost Files Vol. 1 which clocked in at eight tracks and included a feature from Styles P.

2022 also saw him release a project with A-Trak called U Wasn't There.

Cam recently teased releasing new music with his It Is What It Is co-host Ma$e.

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In a profile for GQ published earlier this year, he said: "Ma$e comes back from tour January 20, so maybe around the end of February or March, we'll take the show on the road," to which the article's writer added: "He also says he and Ma$e already have a few songs together, though it's up to Ma$e to decide when to drop them."

Cam'ron also dropped a new song earlier this year as part of a marketing campaign for Kith.

Produced by Swizz Beatz, "Last Stop" saw Killa Cam rapping over a hard beat and showing off his trademark fluid flow.

Kith founder Ronnie Fieg explained why he recruited Cam'ron for the track, writing on Instagram: "I decided Cam was the perfect look and sound for Spring and I pictured the colorful theme of the collection working perfectly with his aesthetic.

"When I called him, I walked him through the creative of building a subway car set flooded with flowers and he was hyped on the direction

Scarface has reminisced about the time 2Pac played a big prank on him after he smoked "L.A. chronic" for the first time.

During a recent performance on his Behind The Desk Experience Tour, the Geto Boys legend paid tribute to 'Pac and remembered the late rapper blowing his high when he first arrived in Los Angeles.

"First time I got to California, I'm in L.A., smoking LA weed. We ain't ever had no shit like this before," he said. "I'm living in Burbank and recording the Untouchable album. It's my first time getting high with some L.A. chronic."

He continued: "The homeboy pull up on me, he got a black Hummer with a fucking siren and loudspeaker on it. I'm in my apartment in Burbank high as fuck for the first time ever, and they come up and they go, 'Brad Jordan, we know you're in there, come out with your hands up.'

"I'm on the couch like this and my motherfucking high says [does a walking away action]. He just blew my fucking high, man, and he wanted to go to the studio and record, right? He wanted me to ride in this Hummer with him.

"I'm not going anywhere with him because he does not have a driver's license. And he can't drive at all."

Scarface then began performing his collaboration with 2Pac, "Smile," which became the Houston rapper's biggest hit when it was released in early 1997, a few months after 'Pac was murdered.

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He told Sway in 2015: "He would always start fights. He used to go on before me. He would say, 'Next motherfucker to throw something up here, I'll give you $100 to beat his ass.' He'd go back and get the bag from off the DJ stand and slide the glocks out and clear the goddamn arena out... I was so fucking mad at 'Pac for three shows."

Suge Knight also recently praised Scarface's loyalty to 2Pac: "I wanna say this about 'Pac, I wanna say this about Treach, I wanna say this about Scarface. These three young men, as artists and men, have a bond that we need to teach and people need to use their model.

"Face is gonna fuck with 'Pac no matter what, that's why I was joyful when we did that song with Face and Pac, 'Smile.'

Snoop Dogg has continued to make big moves as the owner of Death Row Records, reinstating one of the label's former artists on its roster.

The West Coast rap legend took to Instagram over the weekend to announce that Danny Boy has returned to Death Row following his exit years ago.

"He's bac home," Snoop wrote on Instagram alongside a video of the veteran R&B singer cooking up in the studio.

Various artists took to the comments to react to the news, with DJ Quik commenting: "This is [tick emoji]" and DJ Premier writing: "WOWWWWWWW."

Fellow R&B stars Omarion, Faith Evans and Anthony Hamilton also shared their excitement.

Danny Boy celebrated his reunion with Snoop Dogg and Death Row Records on his own Instagram page while confirming that he has new music in the works.

"After 20 something years I finally got@the opportunity to do a song with the #dog #bigbro that open the door for us all @deathrowrecords @snoopdogg wow can't believe this past week... I went on a #faithwalk #staytuned," he wrote.

In another post, he said his new chapter with Death Row would be "amazing."

"Thanks to my Neice @sasha_lanyae and her coworker @americanairline for having me sing on the mic and welcoming me back to #deathrow wow this chapter is going to be amazing," he said.


Danny Boy is best known for his appearances on 2Pac's All Eyez on Me and The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory, lending his voice to tracks such as "I Ain't Mad at Cha," "Picture Me Rollin'" and "Heaven Ain't Hard 2 Find."

Suge Knight originally signed the Chicago native to a five-year deal when he was just 16.

He made his debut on 1994's Murder Was the Case soundtrack before releasing his first single "Slip N Slide" the following year.

Danny Boy's debut album, It's About Time, was shelved by Death Row but was released years later in 2010, with DJ Quik producing most of the project. Guest features came from Roger Troutman and Jodeci member Joel "JoJo" Hailey.

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Snoop Dogg previously offered to bring Danny Boy back to the label last year after a video of him singing made the rounds online.

Tha Doggfather took to Instagram to share a clip in which the 45-year-old singer proved he hadn't lost any of his vocal talent. "Your seat on Death Row awaits you @dannyboysteward," Snoop wrote in the caption.

Danny Boy's signing comes shortly after another Death Row act returned to the label, with Tha Dogg Pound set to release their new album We All We Got via the Snoop-owned imprint this summer

Kanye West has claimed that Drake's bars hold little value in his latest tirade against the Toronto rap star.

Following up his "Like That (Remix)" on which he dissed Drizzy, West appeared on Justin Laboy's The Download podcast to deliver his most scathing assessment of the 6 God yet.

Discussing Drake's recent diss song "Push Ups," Kanye said: "Every bar that Drake said means nothing anymore. Drop and give me - I ain't nobody gonna drop and do shit. Your raps don't mean shit, n-gga."

Kanye also mentioned Universal Music Group CEO Sir Lucian Grainge, who he described as Drake's "rich baby daddy" elsewhere in the interview: "Lucian, Drake - all this shit is artificial. Pack that boy up."

He later accused Drizzy, a perennial chart powerhouse who is Spotify's most streamed artist of all time, of rigging the game in his favor.

"It's like we saving the world," Ye said, referring to his, Kendrick Lamar, Future, Metro Boomin and Rick Ross' recent disses against Drake. "You take Drake and Lucian out, that alters everything. That's such a control thing they have, the algorithm, the way they work together to fix the numbers."

Kanye says Drake's diss "don't mean sh*t" because his career is artificial

"Drop & Give Me [50] - ain't nobody gonna drop and do sh*t. Your raps don't mean sh*t. [...] Pack that boy up." pic.twitter.com/pm7JcDT3HN

- Kurrco (@Kurrco) April 23, 2024

Kanye speaks on the current rap beef and he explains why he doesn't like Drake pic.twitter.com/rBvzPYHrzd

- Akademiks TV (@AkademiksTV) April 23, 2024

Kanye speaks on the '20 vs 1' rap beef with Drake ??

"I'm tired of this guy f***ing with me, so the fact all these guys is coming together finally..."

"We gon tear the head off who ever they thought was in control." pic.twitter.com/CHAt95Gd2j

- NFR Podcast (@nfr_podcast) April 22, 2024

Kanye West also revealed on the podcast how his remix of Future and Metro Boomin's "Like That" came to be: "Pluto called me and I went to the studio and we went through the creative process. Everybody was very, very excited about the elimination of Drake - not excited, we were energized."

He also claimed there's a spiritual reason behind his long-running rivalry with his "Pop Style" collaborator: "It's like he sold his soul to the Devil to not be cool with me. This is his job to go against God."

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On "Like That (Remix)," which premiered over the weekend, Kanye took aim at Drake and Spotify's most streamed artist of all time by rapping: "Y'all so out of sight, out of mind/ I can't even think of a Drake line/ Play J. Cole, get the pussy dry."

He also referenced Drake's relationship with Universal and Lucian Grainge:"Where's Lucian? Serve your master, n-gga/ You caught a little bag for your masters, didn't ya?/ Lifetime deal, I feel bad for n-ggas."

The remix was released in support of Kendrick Lamar in his feud with Drizzy, with Kanye saying at the beginning of the song: "We gon' take this pussy n-gga out/ Yo, Dot, I got you."

Kendrick himself has yet to speak since sparking Hip Hop's "civil war" on the original "Like That," but fans are eagerly awaiting a response to Drake's one-two combo of "Push Ups" and "Taylor Made Freestyle," the latter of which featured AI vocals from 2Pac and Snoop Dogg

Rick Ross has continued his online trolling campaign against Drake by asking him to be his neighbor on Star Island.

Posting to his Instagram Stories on Wednesday (April 17), Rozay flaunted his wealth and the ongoing building work at his own mansion in the swanky Miami Beach neighborhood, while revealing that there was a vacant lot next door to his on the market for $37 million.

"Yesterday we began talking about real estate. I don't know nobody else that would buy a $35 million crib and tear it down and do it the way they wanna do it - customized. Well, I did [...] My dream crib," he bragged.

"But right next door is an empty lot. They only asking $37 million for the flat lot. Before I show it to you, you know who I would love to be my neighbor. So my rich friends, it's available. I know you got somebody that would love to stay right here next to Ricky Rozay."

"They only asking for $37 million which ain't much. Come on. I know you got some people who need it," he continued, seemingly addressing the 6 God.

The MMG mogul then gave a short tour of his house which is undergoing extensive renovations while Birdman and Lil Wayne's "Stuntin' Like My Daddy" played in the background.

Rick Ross had previously claimed that Birdman, the head of Drake's former label Cash Money, had a house go into foreclosure a few years ago and has been "struggling" ever since.

"Your best friend, Birdman, his house went into foreclosure five years ago. You done watched that man struggle for five years and ain't got that man a mansion," he taunted.

Ross' claim appeared to check out as Birdman was reportedly evicted from his Miami Beach mansion in 2018 for failing to meet his mortgage payments.

He later sold the waterfront property for $10.85 million - almost $5 million less than what he originally paid for it.

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Rozay continued his rant by giving Drake two days to put his money where his mouth is and help his former label boss: "If you got more money than Rozay, what's another $50 million, white boy? There's one for $40 [million] on Indian Creek, there's one for $50 [million] on Star Island. You got 48 hours, white boy."

He again mocked Baby's alleged financial struggles by saying: "Soon as that pressure on white boy, he gonna go post Stunna. Stunna in that $20 jogging suit, I know the man need some paper ... [Birdman] ain't got that mark back. That mark ain't fed him none."

Despite being prolific collaborators, Drake and Rick Ross have fallen out in recent weeks following Kendrick Lamar's blistering verse on Future and Metro Boomin's "Like That," which contained shots at the Toronto rap star as well as J. Cole.

After Ross appeared to side with his enemies, Drizzy took aim at his former friend on his leaked diss song "Push Ups (Drop & Give Me 50)" where he rapped: "I might take your latest girl and cuff her like I'm Ricky/ Can't believe he jumpin' in, th-s nigga turnin' 50/ Every song that made it on the chart, he got from Drizzy/ Spend that lil' check you got and stay up out my business."

The Teflon Don hit back on "Champagne Moments," accusing Drake of undergoing plastic surgery to appear more "white," employing ghostwriters to write his raps and "hating" on French Montana by blocking a song they recorded together.

The pair have been going back and forth on social media ever since

GloRilla has reportedly been arrested in Georgia for driving under the influence.
According to a police report obtained by TMZ, the Memphis rapper was handcuffed on Tuesday morning (April 16) and booked on suspicion of driving under the influence and consuming/possessing an open alcoholic beverage container.

She was also booked on a separate traffic charge.

A police officer reportedly pulled GloRilla (real name Gloria Hallelujah Woods) over at around 4 a.m. after seeing her make a U-turn at a red light.

The officer claimed he smelt marijuana and alcohol inside the car and that GloRilla told him she'd been drinking that evening. Although she wouldn't say how much she had to drink, she insisted she was able to drive.

The "Tomorrow 2" hitmaker then took a field sobriety test and apparently struggled to stay on her feet. She also did a number of other tests including an eye-follow test, walk-and-turn, one-leg balance and walk-in-a-straight-line, but failed most of them.

She was also asked to take a breathalyzer test but reportedly refused. During the traffic stop, the police officer claimed that GloRilla's breast slipped out from under her clothes, which he had to make her aware of.

The 24-year-old was taken to jail just after 6 a.m. and released on bond a few hours later. An associate apparently came to pick up her vehicle from the scene.

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After her arrest hit the headlines, GloRilla appeared to make light of the incident by posting a selfie on social media showing her balancing a bottle of port on her head while sticking her tongue out.

The image did not go down well, with some users accusing her of trivializing drink-driving.

"Posting this after getting a dui kinda crazy af drunk driving ain't no joke," one person wrote, while another said: "Imagine glamorizing being a drunk driver and putting people lives at risk."

She later responded to the backlash, tweeting: "We live in a generation fulla fucking ass n-ggas [crying face emojis] [thumb down emojis] Ima keep my lil shit to myself yall got it."

GloRilla's brush with the law comes shortly after she released her latest mixtape, Ehhthang Ehhthang, via Yo Gotti's CMG and Interscope Records.

The 12-track project boasts features from Moneybagg Yo, Finesse2Tymes, Real Boston Richey and Kevo Muney and Megan Thee Stallion - the latter of whom appears on the standout hit "Wanna Be," which recently debuted at No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Ehhthang Ehhthang itself opened at No. 18 on the Billboard 200 after earning over 30,000 equivalent album units in its first week

Kanye West has been accused of punching a man in the face for allegedly sexually assaulting his wife Bianca Censori.

According to TMZ, Kanye is the named suspect in a battery report, with police investigating whether he physically attacked the man.

The alleged incident happened on Tuesday night (April 16) and came after the culprit allegedly touched Censori inappropriately.

Nobody involved required medical attention.

It was initially reported that the man "pushed or grabbed" Censori, but West's representatives later said: "'Grabbed' is grossly inadequate as a description of what happened. Bianca was physically assaulted."

They added: "The assailant didn't merely collide into her. He put his hands under her dress, directly on her body, he grabbed her waist, he spun her around, and then he blew her kisses. She was battered and sexually assaulted."

At this time, Censori has not filed a sexual assault claim, while Kanye has yet to comment on the incident.

It is not the first time the Chicago rap icon has been accused of assault or battery.

Last year, he was sued by a female photographer who claims she feared for her life and was left "traumatized and humiliated" by Yeezy after he threw her phone away.

Footage of the incident was captured by the photographer's business partner and showed Kanye approaching her car window after he and Bianca Censori were being tailed. Kanye also flashed what the woman called a "death stare" in her direction.

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"You all ain't gonna run up on me like that," Ye could be heard telling her in the clip. "If I say stop, stop with your cameras."

The rapper then proceeded to rip the phone out of her hands and toss it in the street, with the woman claiming it landed into oncoming traffic.

Before that, in 2022, West managed to evade an assault charge after punching a fan from inside of his car outside of a Los Angeles hotel.

At some point during the altercation, Kanye was heard yelling: "Did y'all say that or not? Did y'all say that or not? 'Cause that's what happened right fucking now!"

Kanye was also arrested twice in 2008 and 2013 for fighting with paparazzi photographers at Los Angeles International Airport. His criminal record was ultimately expunged

Nas is giving fans hope that his long-awaited joint album with DJ Premier may finally be in the works.

In an Instagram post on Wednesday (April 17), the legendary Queensbridge MC shared a throwback photo of him and Preemo together in the 90s with the caption: "Then v.s Now. What if..."

The comments were flooded with excitement as people speculated about the post being his roundabout way of confirming that their LP is on the way.

"Don't play with my emotions like this," one person wrote, while another added: "Preem & esco album, maybe? Probably? Hope fully lol?"

Another comment read: "Here we gooooo!!!!!!!"

Word of a collaborative project by Nas and DJ Premier first made the rounds after the two mentioned teaming up for a full-length album during a 2007 interview with Scratch. Years went by, but nothing materialized besides the legendary producer repeatedly promising that it would come out some day.

Both veterans began working together after the scratch master heard Esco's "Halftime" track for the first time. He loved the record so much that he wasted no time hopping on the MC's debut album Illmatic to handle production alongside Large Professor, Q-Tip, Pete Rock and more.

The songs released as part of that LP are still among Nas' most revered work, namely joints such as "N.Y. State of Mind," "Memory Lane (Sittin' in da Park)" and "Represent." The duo would continue to work with each other on songs such as "Nas Is Like" and "N.Y. State of Mind Pt. II" in subsequent years, but never on an entire album.

Despite not giving fans much of an update on the teased collaboration, Nas and Preemo reunited in 2022 when they joined forces on "Beat Breaks" off the producer's Hip Hop 50: Vol. 1 EP. Later that year, the MC snuck a line in about the joint effort on his King's Disease 3 album with Hit-Boy.

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"Doesn't matter this is sheer relief, I feel the breeze this is/ Superhero material, rap star status/ Premier album still might happen," he raps on the track.

Meanwhile, his aforementioned debut is about to turn 30 years old, and the New York City native recently celebrated the milestone by paying tribute to those who helped him along the way.

Taking to his Instagram in mid April, he noted that the well-worn nature of the throwback photos he shared was a sign of the times.

"Grainy pictures for grainy times. I had a dream I could get my favorite producers to produce on my debut album," he wrote in the caption. "I knew exactly what I wanted and how it should be. But I didn't know anyone except for Paul, so I asked him would he connect me to them all."

He continued: "The cool soul brother that he is helped me line it up. On April 19th we smashed shit. Even tho the album leaked months before the release date we still are apart of music history.

"Thank you Large Professor (Paul) and Dj Premier who drove into the projects to pick me up a time or two. Qtip , Pete Rock , and my man from The Bridge DJ LES, and my guy AZ who was just coming up himself. And thank you to everyone involved. Friday is the albums 30th. 2 The Listeners- ONE LOVE

Drake has given Joe Budden the one-up over DJ Vlad for his "Big 3" in Hip Hop media, according to Adam22.

The No Jumper host shared a conversation he had with Drizzy in a clip posted to social media on Wednesday (April 17). In it, the 40-year-old explains that he messaged the Canadian superstar and asked him: "Who's the big 3 of Hip Hop media platforms?"

The internet personality voted for himself, DJ Vlad and Akademiks, adding in his message that "Zesty Budden is dying to be included."

Responding with eight crying-laughing emojis, the 6 God told Adam: "Nah. You gotta give it to him over Vlad."

Earlier this month, Adam22 called Joe Budden out on X (formerly Twitter) after the Slaughterhouse MC alleged that No Jumper was floundering.

According to the stats provided by the media and porn figure, his platform is in fact generating double the views on YouTube than The Joe Budden Podcast.

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Meanwhile, Budden and Drake have their own history.

On November's Scary Hours 3 (also known as For All The Dogs: Scary Hours Edition), the Toronto native took aim at not only Budden, but Kanye West and Pusha T as well.

On "Stories About My Brother", he rapped: "Imagine us getting our validation from an ex-musician searching for recognition/ Same story every time, they heckle in repetition/ I'm top of the mountain, these n-ggas still down at base camp, they planning they expedition."

The 43-year-old first earned the Scorpion MC's ire back in October, when he critiqued the original For All The Dogs album, which didn't sit well with its creator.

Despite his critique of Drake's music over the years, Budden had nothing to say about the project or the diss when the topic came up on his show.

"Not a peep," he said. "Not a one word about it. Not one word. I'm here to listen to y'all. I have absolutely nothing to say."

The East Coast rapper went on to say he wanted to "keep my thoughts to myself," which drew reactions of surprise from his co-hosts.

Most recently, Budden claimed that he's getting intel about his adversary from private escorts.

"I think most of my Drake intel today comes from my love of escorts," he said on an episode of his podcast in mid April. "I'm not trying to be funny. The escorts just always know. The escorts are ground level to it all. The escorts are the CIA of the subway system.