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Kash Doll On Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Chief Keef, Detroit, Men, Relationships & Performs! Hotney 25 vistas • 1 año hace

The Queen of Detroit, Kash Doll, joins Club Shay Shay for an unforgettable conversation with Shannon Sharpe. In this must-watch episode, the platinum-certified rapper, actress, entrepreneur, and philanthropist drops knowledge with her Kash Kommandments, revealing the unfiltered rules every woman should live by when it comes to love, money, and self-respect.

Kicking things off with a live performance of her hit track “Kash Kommandments” from her latest album The Last Doll, Kash Doll sets the stage for an insightful conversation about relationships, independence, and leveling up. She shares the inspirations behind her music, including how The Notorious B.I.G.'s Ten Crack Commandments shaped her own empowering message for women.

From navigating the entertainment industry as a self-made boss to balancing motherhood and business, Kash Doll gets real about the lessons she’s learned. She reveals why women should never let a man play them twice, how to spot insecurity disguised as control, and why loyalty and authenticity always trump wealth. She also touches on the challenges of staying true to yourself in the industry and emphasizes knowing your worth.

Kash Doll opens up about the hard lessons she’s learned regarding family, financial boundaries, and self-sufficiency. She drops gems about the importance of having your own money to avoid feeling trapped, stating, “If he brings all the food to the table, you give him all the power to starve you.”

The conversation shifts to friendships, loyalty, and the importance of saying “no” to establish boundaries. Kash Doll shares her perspective on masculinity in relationships, explaining how the right man can bring out a woman's softer side, but the wrong one turns it into a power struggle.

Reflecting on her journey, Kash Doll takes us back to her childhood in Detroit, sharing stories of tough times, school struggles, and growing up in a household where she had to step into a caregiving role for her siblings. She talks about her early jobs—working at Little Caesars and Best Buy—and how exotic dancing gave her the confidence to make her mark in music. Kash Doll’s story is one of resilience, empowerment, and self-made success.

From opening for Chief Keef to getting recognition from Drake, Kash Doll’s rise in the music industry wasn’t without its challenges. She reflects on how she shifted from dancing to rapping and how she’s learned to navigate relationships, loyalty, and money with authenticity.

Kash Doll also dives into personal experiences, including a theft that cost her $500,000 in jewelry and another robbery at her Atlanta home. These experiences taught her valuable lessons about letting go of material possessions and focusing on what truly matters.

With her signature confidence and unfiltered honesty, Kash Doll shares her experiences with Empire and BMF, discussing her career evolution and how she’s moving beyond the “doll” label in the rap world to be recognized for her talent.

From navigating tough personal boundaries to managing her wealth, Kash Doll drops gems on staying grounded and true to yourself in the entertainment industry. This is one episode you don’t want to miss—class is in session!

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J Dilla - '93 til (Rare Cassette - circa 1995) Hotney 24 vistas • 3 años hace

A rare collection of Jay Dee beats from as early as 1995. You'll notice that some of these ended up on "The 1997 Batch". Support jdillafoundation.org & Vintage Vibez Music Group

There is an interview with Illa J by Chuck Chilla where Illa J spoke on the Yancey Boys album and that the beats on it came from '95-'98, this may be that batch in some form. He also said the CD had 38 tracks and that's how many beats are on this if you don't count the alternate tape transfers. Zero EQ or noise reduction was done, all I did was remove gaps and make the cover art. Happy Dilla month!

Tracklist:
Track 01 00:00 "Sounds Like Love"
Track 02 00:59 "Track 10 - 97B"
Track 03 01:42 "Track 06 - 97B"
Track 04 02:32 "Track 12 - 97B"
Track 05 03:12 "Track 03 - 97B aka Swagger"
Track 06 03:58 "Alien Family"
Track 07 04:46 "Track 04 - 97B aka Flowers"
Track 08 05:29 "3.03 - KOB"
Track 09 06:22 "Track 04 - 97B aka 3.04 - KOB"
Track 10 07:15 "3.05 - KOB & Hidden Beat at 7:36 which is produced by 88-Keys"
Track 11 08:41 "3.06 - KOB"
Track 12 09:39 "3.07 - KOB"
Track 13 10:26 "Strugglin"
Track 14 11:10 "Everytime"
Track 15 12:12 "Dynamite!"
Track 16 12:29 "3.08 - KOB"
Track 17 13:24 "3.09 - KOB"
Track 18 14:15 "3.10 - KOB"
Track 19 15:03 "Track 11 - 97B aka Rockin Piano"
Track 20 15:26 "4.01 - KOB"
Track 21 16:33 "4.02 - KOB"
Track 22 17:29 "Showtime"
Track 23 18:05 "2.03 - KOB & Hidden Beat 2"
Track 24 19:01 "Track 09 - 97B aka A YO!"
Track 25 20:04
Track 26 20:51 "All Good"
Track 27 21:25 "Ashby's Rising Sun"
Track 28 22:01 "4.03 - KOB"
Track 29 22:53
Track 30 23:09
Track 31 23:41 "1071 - MDC"
Track 32 24:30
Track 33 25:18 "Billy Brooks Beat"
Track 34 26:12 "Track 08 - 97B"
Track 35 26:57
Track 36 27:15
Track 37 28:00 John Hicks' Dierdre De Samba
Track 38 28:34 "4.01 - KOB (alt tape)"
Track 39 29:38 "4.02 - KOB (alt tape)"
Track 40 30:34 "2.03 - KOB (alt tape)"
Track 41 31:30 "All Good (alt tape)"
Track 42 32:04 "Ashby's Rising Sun (alt tape)"
Track 43 32:40 "Track 29 (alt tape)"
Track 44 32:53 "Track 30 (alt tape)"
Track 45 33:22 "Track 36 (alt tape)"
Track 46 34:06 "Alien Family (alt tape)"
Track 47 34:51 "3.04 - KOB (alt tape)"
Track 48 35:43 "3.05 - KOB (alt tape)"
Track 49 36:21 "Everytime (alt tape)"
Track 50 37:22 "3.08 - KOB (alt tape)"
Track 51 38:16 "Track 11 - 97B aka Rockin Piano (alt tape)"
Track 52 38:35 "Unknown (Prod. 88-Keys) & Hidden Beat 2"

KEY: 97B = The 1997 Batch, KOB = The King of Beats compilation, MDC = Ma Dukes Collection, "Alt Tape" = alternate tape transfer

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Urge Overkill: Whatever Happened To The Band Behind Sister Havana, Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon Hotney 24 vistas • 2 años hace

Urge Overkill: Whatever happened to the band behind Sister Havana, Pulp Fiction Soundtrack cover of Neil Diamond song "Girl You're Gonna Be a Woman Soon."
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I’ve had several people request a whatever happened to episode of the Chicago Band Urge Overkill. While the band was labelled alternative rock theh band emerged from Chicago in the late 1980's and early 90’s looking and sounding very different from what was popular. its members' wore giant medallions and velvet shirts, they actually had a sense of humor and. Instead of being influenced by joy division or Wire they paid homage to jimmy web, hot chocolate and neil diamond. Today we’re going to explore the history of the band.

Founding members Vocalists and guitarists Nash Kato and Eddie “King” Roeser both grew up in Minnesota, but they wouldn’t meet until years later in 1985 when both attended Chicago’s Northwestern University. Before he was known as Nash Kato he was born Nathan Katruud. Growing up to norwegian parents in the racially mixed south side of Minnesota Nathan’s father would be a lutheran minister who introduced him to funk music and gospel choirs. Roeser meanwhile was a child of 70’s AM radio including Paul MccRtney and wings, and badfinger.

In 1981 Roeser followed in his parents footsteps going to Chicago’s Northwestern in 1981 where he would meet producer Steve Albini and Lyle Preslar with whom he was roomates with. Preslar had previously played in the hardcore D.C punk band Minor Threat. They’d go on to be part of the DIY straight edge punk movement. Initially Kato started a short lived band with Preslar, but it was clear their approach to music was drastically different. Kato would tell Forbes “Lyle and I originally were going to start a band. He was in Minor Threat and they broke up because he went to NU. But we were going to start this band and it ended when I asked him, ‘Hey, what are we gonna wear?’ And he was like, ‘What the f—k are you talking about?’ I went, ‘Well, you know, we have to wear something on stage...’ I was thinking suits - because of the whole funk thing. And then he transferred and I hooked up with Eddie and we started [Urge Overkill]. They would add drummer Pat Byrne,One of the band’s first fans would be Steve Albini who acted the producer for the group’s debut EP Strange I in 1986 which was put out on the producer’s Ruthless label, which was then followed by their first full length album 1989’s Jesus Urge Superstar and 1990’s Americruiser and 1991’s supersonic storybook.. Their releases during this period would be put out on chicago label touch and go records.

Urge overkill would get the name from the lyrics from a Parliment song. The band soon became known for their flamboyant and flasgyt image and humor which was part of their whole package. It was common site for the band to show up to those early gigs wearing clown pants and top hats and oversized matching wide-lapel suits, gold medallions, all-white jumpsuits. The band soon adopted a new look wearing all-white jumpsuits. The band seemed to stay away from flannel, denim or leather, staples of rock performers.

Roeser would tell the LA Times the purpose of dressing up like that saying “We were trying to shock people,”. “I mean, for all the supposed ‘punk rock’ that was going on in Chicago, the bands all dressed like cops. They all had the crew cuts, the black T-shirts, the boots, and they all looked the same. I thought, ‘This is punk? This is think-for-yourself? We’re gonna really bum some people out and, like, wear flippers onstage. The band would admittingly construct their outfits from the racks of thrift stores like Amvets (am-vets pronounce not AM).

The band’s sound was hard to nail down being described as being Rolling Stone infused sound arena rock pop and punk. Others likened them to the Beatles or the Cheap Trick of the 90’s alternative rock generations or as spin described them ‘something new, something borrowed and something blue oyster cult’

It was along the way they changed drummers bringing in long-time fan John Rowan around who would later become known as B

Silk City, Dua Lipa - Electricity (Official Video) ft. Diplo, Mark Ronson Hotney 24 vistas • 2 años hace

Check out the official music video for "Electricity" by Silk City & Dua Lipa ft. Diplo & Mark Ronson

Music Video | Silk City & Dua Lipa - Electricity

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Directors: Bradley and Pablo
Produced by: PRETTYBIRD
Producers: Ross Levine, Chris Clavadetscher, Candice Dragonas
Director of Photography: Pablo Berron
Editor: Nick Rondeau
Choreography: Theresa “Toogie” Barcelo

Filmed at ODR Studios

Electricity (Lyrics):

Falling into you
Baby
Even electricity
Can’t compare to what I feel
When I’m with you
Ooh baby
Given up my ghosts for you
And now I’m see through

You give me a feeling
Feeling so strong
I know you been treating
Treating yourself wrong
So let me care for you
Ooh baby
Ima love you differently
I’ll give you electricity
Give it to you

And even if I could
I wouldn’t turn on you
And I would stop the world for you
You know
I wanted to let you know
I’ll never let this feeling go
This love has no ceiling
I cannot deny

And even if I could
I wouldn’t turn on you
And I would stop the world for you and I
I wanted to let you know
I’ll never let this feeling go
This love has no ceiling
I cannot deny

All I see is you lately
Wide awake and in my dreams
I see your face so vividly
I don’t know what I’d do
Ooh baby
If you only saw a friend in me
I’d be bitter sweet

You give me a feeling
Feeling so strong
I know you been treating
Treating yourself wrong
So let me care for you
Ooh baby
Ima love you differently
I’ll give you electricity
Give it to you

And even if I could
I wouldn’t turn on you
And I would stop the world for you
You know
I wanted to let you know
I’ll never let this feeling go
This love has no ceiling
I cannot deny

And even if I could
I wouldn’t turn on you
And I would stop the world for you and I
I wanted to let you know
I’ll never let this feeling go
This love has no ceiling
I cannot deny

You feel electric baby
So electric baby
I wanna let you know
Let you know
I think I’m ready baby
I think I’m ready now
Electricity
I’m flowing into you

I want it
I need it
This current between us
Is flowing
This feeling
Tonight

And even if I could
I wouldn’t turn on you
And I would stop the world for you
You know
I wanna let you know
I’ll never let this feeling go
This love has no ceiling
I cannot deny

And even if I could
I wouldn’t turn on you
And I would stop the world for you and I
I wanna let you know
I’ll never let this feeling go
This love has no ceiling
I cannot deny

You feel electric baby
So electric baby
I wanna let you know
Let you know
I think I’m ready baby
I think I’m ready now
Electricity

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