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Music Terrance Rodgers is accused along with Pooh Shiesty and seven others of kidnaping Gucci Mane. Authorities reportedly arrested him in Atlanta.
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Music Pooh Shiesty's lawyer John Helms reportedly indicated how Shiesty plans to fight the allegations that he kidnapped Gucci Mane.
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Music Pooh Shiesty, his father, and six other suspects were arrested earlier this week for allegedly kidnapping and robbing Gucci Mane at gunpoint.
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Music Lil Tecca was in France to attend Paris Fashion Week, having recently been spotted by fans at an event for Rick Owens.
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Music During a recent livestream, N3on put Top5 on blast for allegedly swindling his jeweler using his name and his religion.
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Sneakers Security footage shows a car crashing into Syndicate Los Angeles sneaker resale shop during a robbery that left the store with empty shelves.
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Music Back in July, hard drives full of Beyonce's unreleased music were stolen from her choreographer's rental car in Atlanta.
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Music Hit-Boy, believe it or not, isn't the only producer to have their studio broken into even though we are just a few days into 2026.
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Original Content The list is growing. Rappers are still being hit at home, and the invasions reveal more than just a need for security.
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Music Freddie Gibbs and Benny The Butcher allegedly had a chance to talk things out at an airport recently, but their beef remains maniacally petty.
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Music Slim Thug burst onto the mainstream landscape in 2005 alongside Paul Wall and Mike Jones on the huge hit song "Still Tippin'."
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Music Lil Wayne signed Mellow Rackz to Young Money in 2021 with a roster of new acts after Drake, Tyga, and Nicki Minaj.
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Sports Sources close to the news claim that their homes might have been a part of a mass "crime spree."
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Music Bad luck strikes again.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares