The King Celeb sat down with Denzil Porter for an exclusive interview on Money Train Tv.

He talks about why his name change, his track “Kanye West”, Hay Maker , Intuition ,Bring it On,Home Made Music etc… Building up his buzz, Denzil Porter showcase his talent for Money Train Tv with a Freestyle & Much More!.

With the summer almost underway, Bettie Grind joins Royal Tee for the summer banger “Everything I Love”.

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Sidebar:Stay on the lookout for the full length video premiere of “Mr. Famous”
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T.G.F.C. is available on iTunes NOW click HERE to download!

Check out the new DVD Documentary from T.G.F.C HERE

For more info visit www.bettiegrind.com and @BettieGrind

Singer & Song writer Cocoa Sarai spoke with The King Celeb on her new album, The Black & White’, the singles, “Raining In My Room” and “Anything” w/ Fred The Godson. Her sound and being in love after interview Cocoa Sarai decides to give us a exclusive acapella plus more.

The Super Bowl Sunday of Rap is goin’ down.

Starts at 6 EST. Peep the line-up and grab some popcorn.

Lil Wayne
Drake
Birdman
Young Money
Chris Brown
Dipset
Rick Ross
Fabolous
Lloyd Banks
Wiz Khalifa
Waka Flocka

Jay-Z and actress Gwyneth Paltrow traded interviews on their respective websites. For Life And Times.

SC: Personally I was very surprised at your extensive knowledge of hip-hop songs. Particularly how you can sing ’90s hip-hip songs word for word. I can’t even do that! How does a girl from Spence discover hip-hop?
GP: I first was exposed to hip-hop when I was about 16 (1988) by some boys who went to collegiate. The Beastie Boys were sort of the way in for us preppie kids. We were into Public Enemy, Run-DMC and LL Cool J. But then I went to LA the summer between my junior and senior year of high school and I discovered N.W.A which became my obsession. I was fascinated by lyrics as rythym and how Dre had a such different cadence and perspective from say, Eazy-E, who I thought was one of the most ironic and brilliant voices hip-hop has ever had. It was an accident that I learned every word of Straight Outta Compton and to love something that a.) I had no real understanding of in terms of the culture that it was emanating from and b.) to love something that my parents literally could not grasp. But I was hooked. I can’t remember what I ate for dinner last night but I could sing to you every single word of N.W.A’s “Fuck Tha Police” or [Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock's] “It Takes Two.” Go figure.

As for her site, Goop , she asks Hov five questions including his musical inspirations.

As someone who has walked through museums with you, eaten with you, heard music with you, I know firsthand how creativity in all areas lifts your consciousness. Do you feel that as a cultural figure of importance it is part of your responsibility to share what inspires you?
I think it’s every human’s job to inspire others, to feed one another’s senses. Inspiration begets inspiration times infinity. Imagine if the person that was inspired to create the phonograph didn’t share it with the world.

Tyga is back with the follow up to his last mixtape, Black Thoughts.Tracklist and download link .

1.Storm feat Stefano Moses
2.Hypnotized
3.We Up
4.Don’t Wake Me Up
5.Real Or Fake
6.Bad Bitches feat Gudda Gudda (Prod by Lex Luger)
7.Drink the Night Away feat Game & Mario
8.Lap Dance (Prod by Lex Luger)
9.Reminded ft Adele
10.Involved
11.Real Tonight feat Lloyd
12.First Time feat Pharrell (Prod by The Neptunes)
13.Moving Backwards
14.Never Be The Same

Download Here

X17 Online was able to bring us a first look at Beyonc’e upcoming video, “Girl”. Directed by Francis Lawerence, the clip was shot in the California desert and will be the first offering off her next album. According to Sister 2 Sister, she aslo flew-in 200 dancers from Africa.

Simply Jess of Miami’s held her birthday bash this past Sunday at The 400 Club.As always, the dress code was less than enforced. With special Guests Cool & Dre and Drake.

J-Zone over at egotripland unleashes a 20-year-old never-seen before clip of The Genius, Prince Rakeem and Ason Unique on Public Access TV.