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Wack 100 has never been one to shy away from a conflict, often taking to social media to voice his displeasure. And while he generally reserves his vitriolic rants for Instagram, yesterday night found Wack raining fire and fury upon L.A. rapper K-Deuce in a Clubhouse chat room. As reported by HipHopDX, Wack joined a room moderated by K-Deuce, only to find himself muted and unable to communicate. Upon finally being granted the chance to speak, Wack unleashed his temper. 

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“Don’t play me like I’m some bitch, n*gga,” he warns, clearly agitated by the lack of speaking time. “You seen me! I raised my hand times and you cut the muthafucka off. You the only moderator, n*gga! And I’m telling you when I beat you, you’re going to bed n*gga! That will teach you to respect real n*ggas. Be ready. Matter of fact, where you are though dawg?” K Deuce attempts to calm Wack down, insisting that he meant no ill will and simply didn’t see Wack’s attempt to communicate. Unfortunately for him, Game’s manager was having none of it. 

“I’m out here now!” threatens Wack. Fuck all that you hoe ass n-gga. Where you at since you said anyway? I’m out here now Blood, I’ll pull up on you n*gga. It’s no problem. I’m with the full-fledged bullshit wherever I go.  Fuck the respect you bitch ass n*gga! Nah, fuck that. Where you at since you talkin’ gang? Bring Blood to the table! I swear to god, I will beat the fuck out of you, n*gga. Don’t play with me like that no more, n*gga. I’m gonna leave it like that. You got a problem with me, say that n*gga.”

K Deuce maintains that he simply didn’t see Wack, but that didn’t stop Wack from threatening an inevitable beatdown in response. “Either we can meet and we can go head-up or we can wait until we run into each other,” he threatens. “However you want it, n*gga. I’m with all that. Weird ass n*gga. N*gga know what he did and had the nerve to come to the room. He knows what he did. Bitch ass n*gga, now he wanna act like he ain’t got no problems.”

Check out Wack’s enraged response to K Deuce’s perceived Clubhouse snub below. Based on how effectively he handled a pair of racists in a parking lot, perhaps K Deuce should do his best to squash this one before their paths actually cross. 

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Ever since we were first introduced to Action Bronson, the chef-turned-rapper has struggled with his weight. The New York native recently took it upon himself to make some important changes with his health in mind, documenting his decision to lose over a hundred pounds. In less than a year, Bronson has lost 130 pounds, sharing videos and photos of his intense workouts and new positive habits.

As you can imagine, Bronson’s choice to lose so much weight wasn’t an easy one. He’s been honest about his love for food, and he put off his weight loss for years before it finally clicked that he needed to get his health under control during the pandemic. Now, he’s writing about his journey with self-acceptance, food addiction, and more in his recently-announced new book, titled F*ck It, I’ll Start Tomorrow.

It’s a phrase that many of us tell ourselves when we’re starting something new– especially if that something is a diet. The rapper says that, while writing this book, he initially was uninspired and was only completing it to green-light another cookbook from his publisher, but that he found a spark midway through.

“IM PROUD TO ANNOUNCE A BOOK THATS BEEN IN THE WORKS FOR TWO YEARS AND I HATED EVERY MINUTE AND SECOND OF MAKING IT,” said Action Bronson on Instagram. “WHEN I WOULD READ BACK SOME OF THE STUFF I WOULD THROW UP IN MY MOUTH I WOULD GET HIGH AS POSSIBLE ORDER 17 DIFFERENT THINGS AND JUST TALK SH*T AND THEN TRY TO PIECE A BOOK TOGETHER IN THE END. THE REASON I DID THE BOOK IN THE FIRST PLACE WAS JUST SO I COULD PARLAY ANOTHER COOKBOOK SO I WAS GONNA JUST MAIL THIS ONE IN AND GET ON WITH IT. WHAT I DIDN’T REALIZE WAS THAT THIS WAS THE CATALYST THAT MADE ME LOOK WITHIN MYSEF AND TAKE SOME SERIOUS ACTIONS TO FIX THE YEARS OF DAMAGE SELF INFLICTED. HAD NO GOOD INTENTIONS WHILE MAKING THIS BOOK BUT SOMEHOW BECAME THIS BEACON OF HOPE UNINTENTIONAL BUT MEANT TO BE.”

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According to the pre-order link, the book deals with Bronson’s weight issues, his journey to self-acceptance, and more. “This isn’t a road map to attaining a so-called perfect body,” explains the book’s synopsis.  “Instead, Bronson will share his journey to find confidence, keep the negative vibes at bay, stay sane, chill out, and not look in the mirror hoping to see anyone but yourself.”

F*ck It, I’ll Start Tomorrow will be released on April 20, 2021. Pre-order it here.

As you surely know, Kim Kardashian filed for divorce from her husband of six-years, Kanye West. The power couple’s end could have been predicted from miles away, with gossip magazines writing about their perceived marital difficulties for years before the split was made official. While the couple always seemed to make their dynamic work, things finally got to be too much when Kanye ran for President, trashing his family and sharing their secrets during his rallies. His campaign was reportedly the “final straw” for Kim.

With each passing day, there is less hope that Kanye and Kim will eventually reconcile. According to a source at Entertainment Tonight, Kim is “concerned” about Kanye’s mental health during their divorce, but she’s “happy” to put this era behind her.

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“The divorce has been difficult for [Kanye], but knowing that he has access to his little ones and has split custody is making the transition easier,” said a source via the entertainment news site. “Kim and Kanye are in contact with regards to their kids. Kanye has hope that they will reconcile, but he is not expecting that in the immediate future.”

Kim is reportedly concerned about Kanye’s state of mind but she “has full faith that he will strive to do his best to be the father and person he once was.” The source also explained that their older kids are aware of what’s happening and they understand. “The kids are doing great and the older ones have had time to process and understand the situation,” added the source. “Kim and the rest of her family have done an excellent job at coaching the kids through this.”

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Despite this being a heartbreaking moment for Kanye and Kim, Kim is said to be absolutely “relieved” after filing for divorce. “She is happy to see that chapter close,” said the anonymous informant. “She knows that it is what is healthiest for her and her family and she is ready to put this hardship behind her both publicly and personally. Kim has had her moments of feeling overwhelmed as a mom, of course, but the fact that her family has been so unified and supported her through this difficult time has made things so much easier for her to process.”

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Hopefully, they can both heal from this traumatic breakup. We’ll keep you posted with any additional details on their ongoing divorce.

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It is with heavy hearts that we are reporting the passing of reggae icon Bunny Wailer. The founding member of the original Wailers trio with Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, passed away at 73 in Jamaica on Tuesday (March 2). As reported by his manager Maxine Stowe, the reggae music giant passed away at the Medical Associates Hospital in Kingston, Jamaica. 

At this time, no cause of death for Wailer has been given. It has been reported that he has been in and out of the hospital since suffering a second stroke last year. 

Born in Jamaica, Wailer–born Neville Livingston before adopting his famous stage name, became friends with Bob Marley at a young age. The two, along with Peter Tosh, would later go on to form the legendary reggae group The Wailers. While Tosh and Marley served as the primary singers and songwriters of the crew, Bunny was recognized for his melodic harmonies on their tracks. This year marked the 40th anniversary of Bob Marley’s passing, while Peter Tosh was murdered in a home invasion in Kingston back in 1987.

In 1965, the crew released their debut record The Wailing Wailers, before going on hiatus and linking up again in the 70s. Around that time, he began penning and recording his own material, including one of his most famous tracks “Dreamland.”

The group achieved international fame in 1973 with the release of Catch a Fire, which later pushed the group to disband in 1974. Bunny went on to win a Grammy for Best Reggae Album in 1991 for Time Will Tell: A Tribute to Bob Marley, earning two more after that as well. 

Our prayers go out to his family, and may he Rest in Power. 

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