Listen to Stupid by Mac Dre & Miami Tha Most on Apple Music. 2000. Duration: 4:00
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Listen to Stupid by Mac Dre & Miami Tha Most on Apple Music. 2000. Duration: 4:00
One of Jdiggs events in San Jose just had gun shots go off in the club and HE just happened to be filming people dancing and all of a sudden scattering, coincidence? I doubt it... So I'm talking crap to him on his Instagram about how some people are there just cause they happened to work at the venue YOU decided to throw, and believe me the owners and managers were skeptical about it, I've been in the business for over a year... Shots rang out at my venue once and all of staff were scared shitless, we were pissed at the security that somebody had snuck that in but we blamed the event and it's "crowd/followers" for being ghetto coward criminals who can't solve their problems with fists. Anyways I think Jdiggs did this for publicity on his Instagram. If no one got shot this just confirms it, he just wanted to stunt his own hood right before last call to make his Insta look hood. Quit ruining the Bay Area, you're turning it into an unsafe haven. I used to be a huge fan but the fact that you even would post that on your instagram proves that you gaining insta attention is more important than the safety of your fans.
Federal Drug Case Ensnares The Home Of Hyphy (via nprmusic)
This year, nearly two dozen people are scheduled to enter a federal courtroom to face charges related to the sale of Ecstasy and other drugs, including heroin, across Northern California and the country. On its face, the case appears like any other federal drug sting. It was built over four years and began when a man named Michael Lott pulled a silver Mercedes-Benz into the parking lot of the Hiddenbrooke Golf Club in Vallejo, a about 30 miles from San Francisco, and allegedly tried to sell heroin to an undercover agent. At the time of his arrest, Lott was the self-proclaimed CEO of Thizz Entertainment, the rap label started by Andre Hicks, the late rapper and mogul widely known as Mac Dre. [Read More...]
Federal Drug Case Ensnares The Home Of Hyphy
An ecstasy sting implicates associates of Thizz Entertainment, the record label of Bay Area rapper Mac Dre. This story was produced by The Center for Investigative Reporting.
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