feeling so excited right now, yes finally we got something new from aj-pumping.
from the song tittle ”condom” this is definitely not what you might be thinking or expecting.
in other not to let the cat out of the bag
just sit back relax, listen and enjoy this new joint.
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Bernadette Hernandez was 55. She passed away at Queens Medical Center in Honolulu, Hawaii due to a brain aneurysm.

The mother of Bruno Mars has died in Hawaii, according to an Associated Press report published on People.com. Bernadette Hernandez was 55.

Hernandez died yesterday (June 1) of a brain aneurysm, according to a representative from Mars’ label, Atlantic Records, who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the person was not authorized to speak on the record.

Hernandez died in Honolulu, Hawaii at Queens Medical Center. Hernandez was a hulu dancer and singer originally from the Philippines. She helped develop Mars’ interested in music.

Mars has collaborated with a number of rappers and appeared with several of them on prominent singles. The singer appeared with Eminem and Royce Da 5’9″ on Bad Meets Evil’s 2011 single “Lighters” and joined B.o.B on the 2010 cut “Nothin’ On You,” among others.

Mars was set to kick off a tour in the U.S. later this month. No word on whether the death will affect his concert schedule, according to TMZ.com.

HipHopDX extends its condolences to Bruno Mars and his family.
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Fat Joe blames his tax woes on “guys who are supposed to have Harvard degrees.”

Though some artists brush off their legal issues, Fat Joe is acutely aware of just how serious his are.

After pleading guilty to tax evasion in December, the Bronx rapper didn’t dance around the issue when discussing it with MTV’s “RapFix Live.”

“I can’t really explain that ’cause I got a real court case going on, like facing jail time. But I guess after June 24. Hopefully, it goes well,” said Joe.

Ultimately, Joe took responsibility for having to pay the money, but didn’t accept the blame for not paying the taxes on time. “At the end of the day, I’m paying all the money back that’s owed — actually I have and I’ma just go like a man, stand up,” he said, before qualifying, “You gotta understand we hire guys who are supposed have Harvard degrees to take care of us.”

Joe explained that artists typically hire others to manage their finances, which is how artists can end up in trouble. “All the time you see artists, the first thing they did to you when you caught money was introduce you to a bunch of fancy guys with bow ties who are gonna take care of your money and all that and then you always see an artist or a celebrity or somebody like that goin’ down for it and these guys never go down for it.”

Joey Crack faces up to two years in prison for failing to pay income taxes for the years 2007 and 2008, amounting to roughly $700,000.
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Eminem and Eight Mile Style LLC suing Facebook due to what they believe was the social networking site’s unlawful use of the Eminem and D12 record “Under The Influence.”

The popular social networking site Facebook has been hit with a lawsuit from Eminem and his publishing company Eight Mile Style LLC due to what is believed to be the unlawful use of the Detroit rapper and D12’s collaboration “Under The Influence.”

According to AllHipHop.com, the lawsuit states that Facebook posted a Wieden + Kennedy ad, which promoted their new Facebook Home app and in the ad the music used is believed to be “Under The Influence.” An altered version of the ad was then released, but according to the lawsuit the edit was then taken as Facebook’s acknowledgement of the unapproved use of Eminem and D12’s song.

“The alteration of the Airplane advertisement was an admission that Facebook knew it had infringed on the Eminem/D12 Composition,” states the lawsuit.

Ironically, Eminem’s lawsuit states that Facebook and Wieden + Kennedy’s response to the cease and desist order, which was initially placed, called out Dr. Dre although the mega-producer did not produce or have any involvement with “Under The Influence.”

“Counsel falsely and wrongfully alleged that Andre Young, professionally known as Dr. Dre, composed ‘Under the Influence,’” read the lawsuit. “Yet, a simple Internet search of the Eminem/D12 Composition would have revealed that ‘Under the Influence’ was composed by Marshall Mathers, III, and members of D12, including Denaun Porter, Von Carlisle, Ondre Moore, R. Arthur Johnson, and DeShaun Holton. Dr. Dre likewise did not produce ‘Under the Influence.’”

At this time, Eminem and Eight Mile Style LLC are suing Facebook and the company that created the ad for $150,000 per infringement.
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Will Smith says Kanye has “been pushing” him to record more music.

Kanye West spent the past week premiering new songs from what is thought to be his next studio album, but that’s not all Yeezy has cooking.

While doing press for his upcoming science fiction film After Earth, Will Smith revealed that he and Kanye have been hitting the studio together.

“I’ve been messing around with Kanye,” admitted Smith in an interview with HipHollywood. “We went in the studio a couple of times. I might get the bug.”

The Fresh Prince cautioned that he wouldn’t put out the music unless he truly felt passionate about the fruits of the duo’s efforts. “I’m not going to do it unless I’m truly inspired, but ‘Ye’s been pushing me a little bit.”

Will Smith’s last album was 2005′s Lost and Found, which featured the singles “Switch” and “Party Starter.” Guest appearances on the record included Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg, DJ Kool Herc, Robin Thicke, and more.

Last year, Smith and longtime collaborator DJ Jazzy Jeff teamed up with Mick Boogie to record a new version of their classic song “Summertime.”

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Mary J. Blige may owe tax collectors over $4.5 million as new reports emerge that the Internal Revenue Service is the latest agency accusing her of default.

On Method Man’s “I’ll Be There For You/You’re All I Need To Get By,” it was reportedly that the Tical single was initially created with Lauryn Hill’s voice in mind for the feature. Instead, Mary J. Blige appeared, and the pair won a Grammy Award for the 1994 platinum single.

It appears that Mary J. and Lauryn Hill may have more in common than that. Less than a month after Lauryn Hill was sentenced to three months in prison for failing to file and pay taxes on several years, one of peers is suffering the same accusations. Mary J. Blige reportedly in the same boat. TMZ.com reports that MJB failed to file and pay federal taxes for the years 2009, 2010 and 2011. As a result, the Yonkers, New York songstress is said to owe the Internal Revue Service an estimated $3.4 million.

This sum does not include the estimated $900,000 that the onetime star owes her residential state of New Jersey in back-taxes. TMZ also reports that the Geffen Records artist also owes a loan debt to the tune of $2.2 million. Blige’s charity is also accused of wrongfully borrowing $250,000 without paying back the debt.

Blige last released My Life II…The Journey Continues in 2011. The album featured Nas, Drake, Busta Rhymes and Rick Ross. It was a top 5 debut for Blige, her 10th LP.
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