Month: May 2022

The blessings from Rick Ross’ inaugural car show that took place at his 45,000 square foot Atlanta estate earlier this month just keep flowing. At the event, Rozay made rounds, viewing other people’s vehicles and making offers on some that he was interested in purchasing himself, even dishing out $150K to a fan in order to make one vintage whip his own.

On Monday, May 30th, the @rickrosscarshow Instagram account uploaded a video of the Biggest Boss’ link up with @134coke, who he bought a 1975 Chevy Impala convertible from down in Miami. “WHEN THE BOSS SAYS HE WANTS IT HE GOES AND GET IT!!!” the rapper wrote in the caption.

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“BIG SHOT TO @134coke ON SELLING HIS 1975 CHEVY IMPALA CONVERTIBLE TO THE BOSS @richforever. NOTHING BUT LOVE!!!!! NETWORKING AT ITS BEST!!!”

In the video, the seller’s eyes were wide with excitement as he informed the camera that he just received $150K from Rozay himself, and was also awarded one of the prestigious chains that Ross handed out to prize-winners at the event.

As HipHopDX notes, friends like Curren$y and 2 Chainz showed out for the Richer Than I Ever Been artist’s successful debut, and the Atlanta outdoor party is sure to only attract more and more guests as it gets bigger and better each year.

Elsewhere in the news, Ross teased on Instagram that he could be getting The Promise Land ready for the arrival of more animals, including some big cats – read more about that here, and tap back in with HNHH later for more pop culture news updates. 

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Rolling Loud is making strides across the world. From its flagship event in Miami, it went to places like California, Australia, Japan, and London, and of course, the mecca of hip-hop, New York City. 

This fall, Rolling Loud will be returning to NYC for their latest installment. Today, they’ve revealed that the three-day festival will take place from September 23rd to 25th at Citi Field in Queens, NYC. Pre-sale tickets go on sale on June 3rd. Anyone interested in heading to Rolling Loud NYC should move fast for these limited discount lock-in price.

Rolling Loud NYC 2021 was a huge success that included headliners like J. Cole and 50 Cent, as well as a slew of local heroes. Bobby Shmurda performed for one of the first times in his hometown since his release at RL while Joey Bada$$, Ferg, and Sleepy Hallow also held it down.

Rolling Loud has a busy September planned out. In addition to hosting their festival in New York City, they will also be launching their inaugural event in Toronto, Canada just a few weeks before with headliners Dave, Future, and WizKid.

The Miami flagship event is expected to take place from July 22nd to 24th with Kanye West, Future, and Kendrick Lamar serving as the leading acts for the three-day festival.

We’ll keep you updated on the NYC line-up. 

Kevin Durant has been in the NBA for a very long time and since the start of his career, he has been putting out sneakers with Nike. His early output is the stuff of legend and now, we are getting to the point where KD sneakers are getting actual retros. This is definitely going to make some younger fans feel old as they will surely remember some of these amazing sneakers from his time with the Oklahoma City Thunder.

According to reports, the next Nike KD retro will be the Nike KD 3 All-Star which released all the way back in 2011. As you can see from the image down below, the shoe is completely covered in different shades of red that correspond to the given materials. It is a very interesting look and it is one that will certainly offer some nostalgia for sneakerheads who came of age back in the early 2010s.

At this point, there is no concrete release date for this retro, so stay tuned to HNHH for all of the latest news and updates from around the sneaker world. In the meantime, let us know what you think of this iconic Kevin Durant sneaker, in the comments section down below.

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Spice 1 had some words for Funk Flex this week during a recent interview with The Art Of Dialogue. The West Coast legend reflected on Funk Flex’s 2017 comments about Tupac Shakur and the role he played in the death of Biggie Smalls.

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During an emotional rant on Hot 97, Funk Flex claimed that Tupac lied about the shooting at Quad Studios in New York City, which ultimately put a target on Biggie’s back.

“People always say why I said it 20 years later, I said it when the f*cking sh*t was going on and Biggie wouldn’t have f*cking died if that n*gga hadn’t had lied,” Flex said. “He lied! And he carried that lie for years. He knew Biggie didn’t set him up. N*ggas shot and killed Big because of what he said.”

Spice 1, who had a close friendship with Tupac, called out Flex during his recent interview with The Art Of Dialogue. He explained that he did look up to Funk Flex at one point but was disappointed in the remarks he made about ‘Pac.

“Even when Funk Master Flex said that shit about ‘Pac, I had to smash on him. I looked up to Funk Master Flex and I didn’t want to do that but, n***a, you talkin’ about my mothafuckin’ homeboy, n***a. Shut the fuck up. Leave that shit alone. That shit is — both of them is in the grave,” he said, describing Flex’s comments as “opening Pandora’s box.” Spice continues to rail against Flex and started mocking the DJ’s tone when he delivered the infamous speech. “I respected you ’til you did that shit,” Spice concluded.

In response, Flex slid into the comment section where he shared eight laughing emojis.