The last time we seen these two together  Alfa was being pepper sprayed after knocking out Shawty-Lo’s brother.. Alot has changed since then.. T.I. has gone to federal prison and in the midst of that its been revealed that Alfa was a informant..

T.I. Resurfaced recently with his new song i’m back… and coincidentally Alfa is back with his song Green Light Dissing T.I.P.

DL : Alfamega – GreenLight

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On Tuesday DMX admitted to his probation officer that he violated the terms of his probation due to his use of cocaine (apparently it is a helluva drug).

I have to say i’m not surprised i’m more disappointed then anything… As a teen The Darkman was one of my favorite rappers and one of the people who I perceived as great but as time has gone on his legacy has been tarnished with arrests, drug abuse, dog fights and marred comebacks..

Last week a flyer was shown with DMX performing at a christian event and somehow I thought that this was going to be his new path and that maybe this may work for him but once again the dogs demons have barked louder than his bite

I pray and hope that he can find himself and this time in prison is used wisely to not save his career but save himself from total and complete destruction

Valuables which once belonged to fallen rap mogul Suge Knight have been sold at auction, to pay for his outstanding storage bill.

The former Death Row Records’ CEO stored items from his Malibu mansion at Conejo Valley Moving & Storage in Simi, California but had fallen seven months behind on his payments, reports Allhiphop.com.

This past saturday, storage owner Joe Furmidge held the auction in an effort to recoup the missing money – and gathered an estimated $4,500 during the 30 minute sale, which he says still leaves a balance open on the account.

The auction included furniture, clothing, appliances, gym equipment and other valuables, including a large photo of Knight and late rapper Tupac Shakur, which sold for a mere $100.

This isn’t the first of Knight’s money troubles. Last August , he put his Las Vegas mansion up for sale after filing for bankruptcy the year before.

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Please don’t believe the TMZ hype.. ..Lil’ Wayne would NOT carry a shot gun on tour, especially to showcase it around his younger fans. This issue was addressed in a Complex.com Interview with Young Money artist Drake.

Complex: So everyone on tour has a pellet gun? How’d this all start?

Drake: “Apparently, the pellet gun war started in Miami. Wayne was shooting up the artists, and then the artists went and bought pellet guns. Then Wayne bought out a whole store, literally. He went to a sporting goods store and told them make sure no one else can buy any guns or ammo and bought everything. So we had to go a different city just to get some. It’s one of those things that will go on until someone gets really hurt.”

Young Money members play a game of  pellet gun war, I even got in on the fun, as you can see in the picture above with YM President Mack Maine, I also own one. Seriously, people need to stop trying to hard so find fault in everything Wayne does. Why is it that no large media outlets picked up on the fact that Young Money/Cash Money gave out over 10,000 Turkeys to families in New Orleans for the Thanksgiving Holiday? Yeah Exactly..

Remy Ma took to her twitter a few minutes ago to let it be known that is NOT Nicki Minaj on the infamous youtube clip (which has been removed by the youtube user) that was posted on several blogs a few days ago.

XXL.com let it be known they were confused on why artist Freddie Gibbs is gracing the cover of LA Weekly.

Let’s be clear, I’m not mad at Freddie. Get your shine. I’m not mad at Weiss either. It was a great story that was reported really well and written eloquently (as usual). It’s just that if it’s true that in LA Weekly’s 29-year history they haven’t put a single rap act on their cover since N.W.A. in 1989, it’s kind of crazy that when they finally do acknowledge the genre again with a cover nod it’s for a dude from Gary, Indiana (not named Jackson). Gary, Indiana? Seriously?

To add insult to injury, I noticed that the article was listed, naturally, in a section labeled “Los Angeles Music.” My eyes burned a hole in those words for a minute as I thought about the protest in Los Angeles held last week in front of Power 106. Artists picketed in front of their offices on Black Friday to call attention to their lack of support of L.A. artists. Then I thought about the Snoop video I blogged about earlier this week, where he aired out L.A. DJ’s who are usually not from the city and don’t support local artists—like Skee (who happens to be affiliated with Gibbs).

Freddie Gibbs took to his twitter to air out his disagreement to XXL’s comments, and now Skee has decided to address the issue as well via his blog.

1) To clarify, I am not on Power, I left that station over a year ago.

2) Snoop is absolutely not addressing me. In fact, I just did another new mixtape with him last week, andhave done countless projects and other stuff with him- This article misconstrues it as if he is talking about me, which is not true. In addition, on a side note, I have footage of Snoop & I discussing these specific issues, with him supporting me and mentioning others, if you would like further proof.

3) I support West Coast music as much as anyone, and despite the fact I was born in NYC and lived other places growing up, LA has become my home over the past 8 years and my city. Please refer to my latest radio show that aired on December 1st (you can download the podcast in the podcast section, or by clicking here via BallerStatus.com). In TWO hours, i played no less than 32 songs that were or featured a west coast artist, including Snoop Dogg, The Game, Ice Cube, Pac Div, Nipsey Hussle, Jay Rock, G Malone, Kobe, Strong Arm Steady, Problem, Dubb, Too $hort, E-40, Bishop Lamont, Xzibit, Crooked I, Terrace Martin, DJ Quik, Kurupt, 2Pac, The Cold Flamez, B Legit, Kida, and Rome. Is this considered not supporting the West?!? Please show me one person on commercial or satellite radio playing more right now (where we do have limitations and playlists to follow, and yet I still get these records in!).

4) Furthermore, the author of the article, Brooklyne Gipson, lives in New York. By using the same logic she used in the above article, she isn’t in any place to address these issues by not being here (not that I agree with that logic, but just sayin…)

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Well well well look who is back for another 15 minutes of fame. This weekend Rick Ross baby mother Tia and their son DeAndre stopped by Floyd M. house and of course thisis50.com was there to capture every minute of it. 50 cent pulls out all the stops when it comes to promoting an album. Someone get word to 50, all these antics are necessary, his new album drops tomorrow, and is one of the best of 2009. Let the music speak for itself, this isn’t needed. Tia & Sigel, I’m going to need you to get new watches, time is 15:01

Terrence Boykin known as Bump J, has been given a 10 year prison sentence in relation to a 2007 bank roberry

From FSD: However, as bad as this news sounds, he received the minimum sentence for both charges, 7 years for the gun and 37 months for the bank robbery.By law, these two terms have to be served consecutively, but he does gets credit for the time he’s served and will finish out 85% of his sentence.  At the end of his sentence he’ll be eligible for placement in a halfway house.

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I have no words for the fuckary…

Gary, Indiana.

During my time in the Windy City, I always knew of Gary, aka G.I., as the place which signaled I was only 20 minutes from my apartment on the Southside of Chicago. I never actually visited Gary, but then again, I had no reason to. While it is the home of some family with the last name of Jackson, it’s never been a place to take lightly. However, the city which as always been known for its famous residents and industrial nature will soon have another name to claim, Freddie Gibbs.

Tomorrow, his DJ Skee x The Smoking Section assisted mixtape, Midwestgangstaboxframecadillacmuzik, drops. For me to proclaim it is one of the hardest, yet entertaining tapes in a minute would be an understatement. It’s raw, it’s authentic and the replay value is arguably the tape’s finest quality. Not to mention, Pill and Devin The Dude also stop by to lend their vocal services. Trust me, it’s a must download.

Even I caught on to dude late (like a month and some change ago), don’t cheat yourself any longer. If you knew better, you’d do better.

DL: Freddie Gibbs feat. Pill–Womb To The Tomb

Hit him up on Twitter, @FreddieGibbs.

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