Mac Miller gets more excited to rap his own beats over those by others, including Just Blaze. In a recent interview, Miller expressed his appreciation for Blaze and others while saying he gets more excited to rhyme over his own production.
"Yeah, I say yeah and Just is the homie, bruh. I have love for Just [Blaze] forever," Miller told Rise 24 when asked if he gets more excited to rap over his own tracks. "[Just Blaze is] a real friend, which is crazy, but he looked out for me early. 'Best Day Ever?' That's my second popular mixtape and he gave me a beat for a mixtape? Crazy. But I'm not gonna lie. I'd tell him to his face that I would be more excited to rap over my own beat."
Miller's production has become more pivotal in his own career. He has made a significant change between his two album releases. Blue Slide Park featured heavy production contributions from I.D. Labs and Ritz Reynolds. Watching Movies with the Sound Off features a more diverse array of producers. Miller produces several songs under his Larry Fisherman alias but Watching Movies also has production from Flying Lotus, Earl Sweatshirt, Alchemist and Chuck Inglish.
In 2011, Miller explained how his relationship with Just Blaze began.
“The thing with Just was, a while ago, I came out to New York and Artie told me ‘Just Blaze wants you to come to the studio.’ And I was like, OK! Let’s go. I got there, just kicking it, not expecting to make any music - which we did,” he said then. “I just stayed there all night until like 9 in the morning. We talked a lot about music and our ideas and business with music, and his past and stories from him and stories from me and stuff.”
The album also features several guests. One guest is heard dissing Mac Miller. In his interview with Rise 24, Mac also spoke on what it was like to have Loaded Lux on his album.
"I've always been an easy target for people to talk shit on. So, my whole thing was like, have the best shit-talker talk shit on me on my album. I thought that would be tight but it worked out perfectly. I just reached out like, 'Could I get an a capella of you dissing me for my album?' He was like, 'Hell yeah.' That's tight. He was with it completely. So he dropped that and it ended up being perfect with the vibe of the album, the 'Who the fuck is Mac Miller?' part just works perfectly. That was crazy because he hadn't heard anything off the album. He didn't know anything about the album but for some reason, he just fit perfectly."
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Louisiana-native rapper Lil' Boosie has been, officially, indicted for first degree murder, an incident that occurred back in October.
According to CBS News affiliate WAFB, the grand jury handed down the charges to Torrence Hatch, aka, Lil' Boosie, for his alleged murder of Terry Boyd. Police say Boosie and two other men, Michael Louding and Adrian Pittman, who were also charged with first degree murder, fired shots into Boyd's home and allegedly was in possession of ecstasy, cocaine and marijuana.
A district attorney said the death penalty was not out of the question.
TORRENCE HATCH, A/K/A "LIL BOOSIE" 27, 1132 POMPEY Status:
Already incarcerated at Dixon Correctional Institute 1st Degree Murder of Terry Boyd, 35, shot to death inside his residence at 16837 Vermillion Drive on 10/21/09. The shots were fired from outside home through a window.
3 counts PWITD Narcotics (Schedule II-Codeine, Schedule I-Ecstacy and Schedule I-Marijuana) 3 counts Conspiracy to commit PWITD Narcotics 2 counts Conspiracy to Introduce Contraband into a Penal Institution.
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A couple of days ago, 'Under Pressure' hit the net and the crowd went bananas. Not so much because the track was undeniable, but it was the first time we heard some snippet of Detox for the past ten years its been in construction.
The feedback was, well....mediocre. Some were just hyped cause Jigga was on it, others stood by the Dre-produced beat, either way, knowing both artist, we expected something much better.
Now that the clearly unfinished track has been leaked, Dre offers us an explanation. S/O HHDX.
"I want to set the record straight for everybody who's been waiting to hear my music. The song that's on the internet [sic] is an incomplete song that I'm still working on. When it's ready, you'll be hearing from me."
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Lil' Wayne, who is currently incarcerated at Rikers Island Prison for a felony gun charge, was still a wanted man in the state of Arizona. Back in 2008, Lil' Wayne was arrested in Yuma, Arizona after police searched his tour bus and found a loaded hand gun, marijuana, cocaine and ecstasy.
Previously, Wayne pleaded "not guilty" to one count of possession of a narcotic drug for sale, possession of dangerous drugs, misconduct involving weapons and one count of possession of drug paraphernalia.
Lately, however, Wayne's been changing faces and appeared on a live video feed to plead "guilty" to one count of possession of dangerous drug. This plea is part of a plea deal with prosecutors that are willing to drop the charges of possession of a narcotic drug for sale, and the rest of the previously stated charges.
Instead of jail time, Weezy now faces 36 months probation. He is scheduled to be released from Rikers Island in November.
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Mac Miller Says He Prefers To Rap Over His Own Beats
Mac Miller gets more excited to rap his own beats over those by others, including Just Blaze. In a recent interview, Miller expressed his appreciation for Blaze and others while saying he gets more excited to rhyme over his own production. "Yeah, I say yeah and Just is the homie, bruh. I have love for Just [Blaze] forever," Miller told Rise 24 when asked if he gets more excited to rap over his own tracks. "[Just Blaze is] a real friend, which is crazy, but he looked out for me early. 'Best Day Ever?' That's my second popular mixtape and he gave me a beat for a mixtape? Crazy. But I'm not gonna lie. I'd tell him to his face that I would be more excited to rap over my own beat." Miller's production has become more pivotal in his own career. He has made a significant change between his two album releases. Blue Slide Park featured heavy production contributions from I.D. Labs and Ritz Reynolds. Watching Movies with the Sound Off features a more diverse array of producers. Miller produces several songs under his Larry Fisherman alias but Watching Movies also has production from Flying Lotus, Earl Sweatshirt, Alchemist and Chuck Inglish. In 2011, Miller explained how his relationship with Just Blaze began. “The thing with Just was, a while ago, I came out to New York and Artie told me ‘Just Blaze wants you to come to the studio.’ And I was like, OK! Let’s go. I got there, just kicking it, not expecting to make any music - which we did,” he said then. “I just stayed there all night until like 9 in the morning. We talked a lot about music and our ideas and business with music, and his past and stories from him and stories from me and stuff.” The album also features several guests. One guest is heard dissing Mac Miller. In his interview with Rise 24, Mac also spoke on what it was like to have Loaded Lux on his album. "I've always been an easy target for people to talk shit on. So, my whole thing was like, have the best shit-talker talk shit on me on my album. I thought that would be tight but it worked out perfectly. I just reached out like, 'Could I get an a capella of you dissing me for my album?' He was like, 'Hell yeah.' That's tight. He was with it completely. So he dropped that and it ended up being perfect with the vibe of the album, the 'Who the fuck is Mac Miller?' part just works perfectly. That was crazy because he hadn't heard anything off the album. He didn't know anything about the album but for some reason, he just fit perfectly."
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Lil' Boosie Indicted For 1st Degree Murder
Louisiana-native rapper Lil' Boosie has been, officially, indicted for first degree murder, an incident that occurred back in October.
According to CBS News affiliate WAFB, the grand jury handed down the charges to Torrence Hatch, aka, Lil' Boosie, for his alleged murder of Terry Boyd. Police say Boosie and two other men, Michael Louding and Adrian Pittman, who were also charged with first degree murder, fired shots into Boyd's home and allegedly was in possession of ecstasy, cocaine and marijuana.
A district attorney said the death penalty was not out of the question.
TORRENCE HATCH, A/K/A "LIL BOOSIE" 27, 1132 POMPEY Status:
Already incarcerated at Dixon Correctional Institute 1st Degree Murder of Terry Boyd, 35, shot to death inside his residence at 16837 Vermillion Drive on 10/21/09. The shots were fired from outside home through a window.
3 counts PWITD Narcotics (Schedule II-Codeine, Schedule I-Ecstacy and Schedule I-Marijuana) 3 counts Conspiracy to commit PWITD Narcotics 2 counts Conspiracy to Introduce Contraband into a Penal Institution.
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Dre Releases 'Under Pressure' Explanation
A couple of days ago, 'Under Pressure' hit the net and the crowd went bananas. Not so much because the track was undeniable, but it was the first time we heard some snippet of Detox for the past ten years its been in construction. The feedback was, well....mediocre. Some were just hyped cause Jigga was on it, others stood by the Dre-produced beat, either way, knowing both artist, we expected something much better.
Now that the clearly unfinished track has been leaked, Dre offers us an explanation. S/O HHDX.
"I want to set the record straight for everybody who's been waiting to hear my music. The song that's on the internet [sic] is an incomplete song that I'm still working on. When it's ready, you'll be hearing from me."
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Wayne Pleads Guilty To Drug Possession
Lil' Wayne, who is currently incarcerated at Rikers Island Prison for a felony gun charge, was still a wanted man in the state of Arizona. Back in 2008, Lil' Wayne was arrested in Yuma, Arizona after police searched his tour bus and found a loaded hand gun, marijuana, cocaine and ecstasy.
Previously, Wayne pleaded "not guilty" to one count of possession of a narcotic drug for sale, possession of dangerous drugs, misconduct involving weapons and one count of possession of drug paraphernalia.
Lately, however, Wayne's been changing faces and appeared on a live video feed to plead "guilty" to one count of possession of dangerous drug. This plea is part of a plea deal with prosecutors that are willing to drop the charges of possession of a narcotic drug for sale, and the rest of the previously stated charges.
Instead of jail time, Weezy now faces 36 months probation. He is scheduled to be released from Rikers Island in November.
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