Showing posts with label DJ Drama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DJ Drama. Show all posts

6/18/2009

DJ Drama & Young Jeezy Keep the "Drama" Goin!

I'm hearing that it went down last night here in the A. Last night at Luckie Food Lounge DJ Drama and Young Jeezy were on hand for a little mingling and relaxation. Instead of enjoying the night with all the ladies and the fellas chillin all over the place, a fight broke out between the two hip hop heavies. Most of you already know that there has been bad blood between these two camps for some time now but last night didn't help matters. My sources tell me that Jezzy's bodyguard ended up getting stabbed several times and that Akon's younger brother Bu was locked up. I'm not sure if it has anything to do with the stabbing, but as the details come in, I'll keep you guys posted.

Shout out to Kilbs for the info!

1/13/2009

DJ Drama Assaulted By CTE Members!

I'm a little upset right now because of this news. I'm a big DJ Drama fan, and hate to see when Mr. Thanksgiving aka Barack O'Drama gets into these unnecessary scuffles with low lifes. Anyways, word around town and a definite confirmation of DJ Drama and members of Young Jeezy's people, CTE were in an altercation. This is the -ish I be talking about. You can't go no where without this kind of foolishness going on.

According to Aphilliates Music Group president La The Darkman, DJ Drama was assaulted by members of Young Jeezy's entourage last night (January 12), yet walked away from the incident untouched.

"There was a little scuffle. At a movie screening, a little thing that got handled. Fake thugs with low self esteem want to pick on the DJ’s. We definitely didn't initiate this though. DJs don't go looking for beef with fake gangstas." The statement comes after several reports surfaced of a squirmish between the crews last night during a screening of Notorious in the posh Buckhead section of Atlanta.

The fight comes two months after La himself clashed with members of CTE outside of Radio One's Dirty Awards in November. Both he and CTE recording artist Roccett addressed the situation, explaining that the argument was a result of comments made by Young Jeezy during a video interview. The widely circulated clip shows Jeezy surprisingly speaking ill of Drama, with whom he found tremendous success on the Gangsta Grillz mixtape Trap or Die.

The collaboration was arguably Jeezy's introduction to a national audience. When the interview first surfaced, DJ Drama responded saying that it had to be some misunderstanding or misinterpretation. DJ Drama also confirmed the scuffle, while representatives for Young Jeezy say that he was in the recording studio when the incident took place.

10/14/2008

DJ Drama Speaks On T.I. Being A Changed Man

DJ Drama recently did an interview, and he had some pretty astonishing words to say about how T.I. has changed his life for the better.

“Man, I don’t really know how to explain it,” said DJ Drama, Tip’s resident turntablist. “Blessings are coming — rightfully so. Even Sunday night, Tip said to me, ‘If M.I.A. doesn’t do the song tonight, we can’t do that song. The song is too big. It’s an event.’ To have that song on your roster, to come out with an album and the shows we’ve been doing, it’s powerful. It’s a lot of statements. It shows where he is in his career. DJ Drama goes on to say that Paper Trail is to T.I. what The Blueprint was to Jay-Z. “Clearly, I think it’s good management, and everybody is playing their part for Tip to be able to work on a movie 'Bone Deep', put the album out and do these shows and still finish up his other obligations,” Dram said. “On the other aspect, on the off day we had in New York, he spent it with his kids, taking them to the movies and to the pier. We also been doing ‘The Tyra Banks Show‘ and ‘The View.’ He’s steady showing his place. Showing the hats he wears. If he’s tired, I can’t tell. But he’s still a pretty young guy. He can handle it. It’ll be fine.”