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Heres 50's New One Of The Fovever King Mixtape "Funny How TIme Flies" Mrs. Ice-T Let us in to get a sneak peak at her photoshoot. For that Shes the Flavor of the week(Vanilla)...... Heres Rich Boy With A new one "Country Club" Go get that Mixtape "Kool-aid Kush and Convertables" UN Kasa TUne In Thursday Whwn we finish The rest segment

Controversy Sells " The Dooda Show" 187.9 BHMG Radio The word controversy is a powerful word used to describe some of the most infamous and influential people of the world. Whats draws a person to commit such outrageous antics and even more, what makes us pay so close attention to them when they do these things. Is it the excitment, the flash, or just a bad habit of being noisy. Whatever it is, We dont mind sparing the little attention we hav e left from a hecked day to see what celebs are f#@king up. ..... Which brings to our segment today of "what makes it sell?" Is the sexinest of a perfectly portioned body, or just cause the things they do are just that entertaining. Similar to the drunk uncle at the family reunion. No matter how outlandish the things they do are, we never get tired of hearing about it..... The Infamous Pacman Jones Video was released this week incriminating Jermaine Dupri, along with Nelly. Showing just how crazy money can make folks get out of hand. Pacman was aquittted of the charges, but this seems like something that will never go away... In light of the recent video that popped up showing ousted NFL player Adam “Pacman” Jones, Nelly, and Jermaine Dupri at a strip club during Vegas’ All-Star Weekend in 2007, the producer who doubles as Janet Jackson’s main squeeze had this to say about the situation: “I’m from a city where in Atlanta, we do this every day. You’ll hear this in Jeezy records. When Jeezy say he spends $10,000 on one song? That shit is for real man. It aint no play,” he told USA Today. JD then spoke upon himself on the video during which he’s seen reprimanding the dancers “You’re not supposed to get your money until the dance is finished. These girls was picking the money up [media] soon as the money was flying, like someone was going to steal it. That kind of gave me an idea of the place that we were in. I was like ‘oh these girls are going to start fighting or something because they don’t know understand what the fuck is going on in here.” Dupri maintained that Jones was trying to break up a fight between two dancers. In Recent News....Jay-Z recently shared his opinion on the topic of the younger rappers trying to come up with Reuters, and it went a little something like this:“I hear it all the time— “Yo, he should let the young guys, the new generation of guys come in.” But you don’t become the front-runner in music because someone lets you. You have to claim your shoes. If you grow up listening to hip-hop, you love hip-hop and that’s the end of it. But if you’re a 30-year-old rapper still trying to make music like you’re 15, then you’re making it narrow. At my age, I can’t relate to a 15-year-old. I deal with mature and relevant topics for my age group—it has to all be based on true emotions. The more diversity and the more mature we make hip-hop, the bigger the net you cast.” And what are your thoughts? Does he have a point, or is he pulling a “Brett Farve,” and just refuses to hang it up? One of the few remaining Loyal G unit members Tony Yayo officially spoke on behalf of how the camp felt about The Game`s apology. It doesn’t look like 50 or anyone in G-Unit are interested in reconciling with Game.