HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty Looks like an unexpected beef has been cooked up as NBA YoungBoy and Bobby Shmurda have been ribbing each other for the past few days and truth be told, we don’t have the appetite for this one. Things began when Bobby’s righthand man, Rowdy Rebel appeared on Math Hoffa’s My Expert Opinion and spoke on the killing of King Von, questioning why the parties involved couldn’t have had a more peaceful resolution to the drama. Being that Von’s killer was associated with NBA YoungBoy and Quando Rondo, NBA took to social media and referred to Rowdy as “irrelevant” and told him to “mind yo business.” Things just took off from there. After Bobby made a comment that NBA and Quando need to stop taking credit for the work that their homie...
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Gary Miller / Getty NBA YoungBoy is probably the only rapper in the game whose music videos are always shot in the comfort of his own home and truth be told, it’s probably best that way. That being said, such is the case for his latest visuals to “Hi Haters,” in which NBA plays the role of head of the household as he kicks it on the couch with his wifey and daughter before stunting next to his car and showing off his jewelry collection. Back in Boston, Millyz continues to enjoy his ride to stardom and in his clip to “Die Cloud” gives us some behind the scenes look at how he lives before he takes the stage to rock the thousands of fans who hang onto his every rhyme. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from 38 Spesh and Harry Fraud, Rich Homi...
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Baton Rouge PD / NBA Youngboy NBA Youngboy is getting out. The Baton Rouge rapper with a promising career despite a penchant for breaking the law has been released from custody. Youngboy’s attorneys proposed an elaborate plan to secure the release of their client, who has been in jail since April due to gun-related charges that include possession of a firearm as a felon. According to The Advocate, NBA Youngboy would have a recording studio in his own home as well as personal security that consists of former soldiers. Despite a long rap sheet, his lawyers asserted the purchase of a home in Utah meant NBA Youngboy, born Kentrell Gaulden, was serious about not getting any more trouble and his record label’s chairman also testified on his behalf. However, ano...