Maybe it’s not fair to Linkin Park to call them has-beens, but it’s a little late for them to be releasing a track titled “We’ve Made It.” And Busta Rhymes? Hell, he might need to make it again.
In case “We Made It” wasn’t enough Busta Rhymes for ya, he’s also put out a video for “Don’t Touch Me,” with familiar fish-eye effects, goofy costumes and speed-rapping for those not intrigued by a Linkin Park collabo. More »
In case “We Made It” wasn’t enough Busta Rhymes for ya, he’s also put out a video for “Don’t Touch Me,” with familiar fish-eye effects, goofy costumes and speed-rapping for those not intrigued by a Linkin Park collabo. More »
In case “We Made It” wasn’t enough Busta Rhymes for ya, he’s also put out a video for “Don’t Touch Me,” with familiar fish-eye effects, goofy costumes and speed-rapping for those not intrigued by a Linkin Park collabo. More »
Busta Rhymes was sentenced to three years of probation today in New York after pleading guilty to one count of assault, two driving infractions and weapons possession. More »
ARTIST: OneRepublic feat. Busta Rhymes
TITLE: “Apologize (Remix)”
WEB DEBUT: Feb. 20, 2008
Speaking of the Super Bowl, apparently Busta Rhymes, LL Cool J, and Missy Elliott are good enough to appear in a Diet Pepsi ad during the broadcast, but not good enough to actually do anything beyond stupidly rehashing an old Saturday Night Live skit from 10 years ago. More »
Aside from working with Enimem and a batshit wardrobe?
What’s dumber than whipping out a gun and decking a guy because a simple pick-up basketball game wasn’t going your way? Why it’s purportedly pouting with a pistol in your hand on a playground commonly used by area young people. And then getting arrested for it. When you’re a (moderately talented at best) rapper of some renown. Which is why the BBC reports the Game will be appearing before judge and jury in California at the end of the month. And he’s not the only artist with a court appearance in the upcoming busy fall releasetrial schedule:
As if shaving off the dreads wasn’t heartbreaking enough for longtime fans like me, Busta Rhymes is now being sued by a 20-year-old New Yorker for allegedly kicking the guy in the head last summer. Roberto LeBron apparently hocked a loogie onto Busta’s car, or one of the cars used by his nine-man bodyguard crew, leading to the alleged beatdown. Lets tote it up, shall we? Criminal charges leveled against Busta stemming from allegedly whupping LeBron after a New York concert, beating up an ex-employee, and now being sued by the guy he booted in the noggin. And that’s not even counting the non-violent offenses he’s dealing with. When did hip-hop’s clown prince (’90s division) turn so goddamn angry?
