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THE GAMUTT: Entertainment /Lifestyle Blog

THE GAMUTT: Entertainment /Lifestyle Blog


#RKelly REVEALS STEAMY Covers for #BlackPanties Project! [pics]

Posted: 16 Nov 2013 09:00 PM PST




If someone thought R. Kelly 'fell off' you are SADLY MISTAKEN, the KING of R&B is still PRESENT and STILL in the HITMAKING BUSINESS.

R. Kelly's songwriting prowess was just recently TAPPED for Lady Gaga's SMASH, 'Do What U Want' and Bruno Mars' 'Gorilla  Remix, so we KNOW his TALENTS are branching out to a whole NEW GENERATION of LISTENERS.  Come Dec. 10, Kellz will be back with his highly-anticipated 'Black Panties' project.  Kells EXPLAINS the concept :


"I'm on a Benjamin Button-type of mission right now," Kellz told Fuse. "I'm going back to the old school R. Kelly days where he did the 12 Play, the sexual songs mixed with the hip-hop songs."

Peep the STEAMY DELUXE VERSION of 'Black Panties' cover!




Saturday Slingback: #BustaRhymes 'What's It Gonna Be? feat. #JanetJackson [video]

Posted: 16 Nov 2013 05:46 PM PST



There is only ONE INNOVATOR of HIP HOP that has STOOD the test of TIME and is STILL STANDING, STILL CHURNING OUT HITS and STILL PUSHING the ENVELOPE--BUSTA RHYMES!

Busta was way before his time and time STILL hasn't caught up with him.  Team him with the ICON, Janet Jackson and you have an INSTANT CLASSIC--one of the most ExpENSIVE music videos of that era.  The Saturday Slingback goes to Busta and Janet...'What's It Gonna Be?'


Busta Rhymes _ What's It Gonna Be by BLACKHAWKS4


STILL BANGING!!!

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#TDE CEO SLAMS #GQ for 'RACIAL OVERTONES' in #KendrickLamar 'Rapper of the Year' feature! [

Posted: 16 Nov 2013 05:20 PM PST



The CEO of Kendrick Lamar's camp, TDE, Anthony Tiffith is none too happy about GQ's interview with the HOT WEST COAST RAPPER!

via Bossip:

He pulled Kendrick from a performance that was supposed to take place at GQ's celebratory soireƩ due to, what he considers, an unfairly written article that displayed K.Dot and TDE in a unflattering light.


Via HipHopNMore

In 2004, I founded Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE) with the goal of providing a home for west coast artists and a platform for these artists to express themselves freely and to give their music to the world. From our beginning in 2005 with Jay Rock, to developing Kendrick Lamar, ScHoolboy Q, and Ab-Soul, to most recently singing Isaiah Rashad and SZA. We, as TDE, have always prided ourselves in doing everything with heart, honor, and respect.

This week, Kendrick Lamar was named one of GQ's 2013 Men Of The Year, an honor that should have been celebrated as a milestone in his career and for the company. Instead, the story, written by Steve Marsh, put myself and my company in a negative light. Marsh's story was more focused on what most people would see as drama or bs. To say he was "surprised at our discipline" is completely disrespectful. Instead of putting emphasis on the good that TDE has done for west coast music, and for hip hop as a whole, he spoke on what most people would consider whats wrong with Hip Hop music. Furthermore, Kendrick deserved to be accurately documented. The racial overtones, immediately reminded everyone of a time in hip-hop that was destroyed by violence, resulting in the loss of two of our biggest stars. We would expect more from a publication with the stature and reputation that GQ has. As a result of this misrepresentation, I pulled Kendrick from his performance at GQ's annual Man Of The Year party Tuesday, November 12th.

While we think it's a tremendous honor to be named as one of the Men Of The Year, these lazy comparisons and offensive suggestions are something we won't tolerate. Our reputation, work ethic, and product is something that we guard with our lives.

GQ has RESPONDED to these CLAIMS:

"Kendrick Lamar is one of the most talented new musicians to arrive on the scene in years. That's the reason we chose to celebrate him, wrote an incredibly positive article declaring him the next King of Rap, and gave him our highest honor: putting him on the cover of our Men of the Year issue. I'm not sure how you can spin that into a bad thing, and I encourage anyone interested to read the story and see for themselves. We were mystified and sorely disappointed by Top Dawg's decision to pull him at the last minute from the performance he had promised to give. The real shame is that people were deprived of the joy of seeing Kendrick perform live. I'm still a huge fan."


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Swift SHADE! #VictoriaSecret Model says #TaylorSwift was 'NOT A GOOD FIT' for Fashion Show! [details]

Posted: 16 Nov 2013 01:53 PM PST





You would think that EVERYONE was in LOVE with America's perpetually surprised 'golden' girl, Taylor Swift RIGHT??  Wrong.  Taylor Swift was a musical guest at this weeks taping of the annual 'Victoria's Secret Fashion Show' and made many new MODEL FRIENDS, but one model in particular didn't cozy up to Swift and spoke up about it! SHADE!?




 Well the model said that Taylor Swift was not a good fit for the show!  I questioned the powers that be about selecting her as well, but it seems someone else voiced my SENTIMENT as well.  Angel Jessica Hart had this to say about Swift...




"I think, you know what, god bless her [Taylor Swift] heart. I think she's great," Hart said to Women's Wear Daily at the show's afterparty before throwing some shade at the singer. "But, I don't know, to me, she didn't fit. I don't know if I should say that."


Asked whether the seven-time Grammy winner could pull off being a Victoria's Secret model, the 27-year-old Australian beauty simply replied, "No."
"I think what you find is that for a lot of us, we've been working for 14, 15 years; what it takes to make it here comes from experience and confidence and knowing how to be confident with yourself," she explained. "I think it comes with age. It's definitely the benchmark of all jobs."

OOOP! So in essence she is saying, TAYLOR SWIFT, keep your DAY JOB! OUCH!

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