Lil B Reveals Death Threats Over "I'm Gay" Title, "I'm Not Scared Of Anybody On Earth"

West Coast rapper Lil B has revealed criticism toward his upcoming album being called I'm Gay has now turned into a series of death threats.

Despite the threats, B said he plans to stick to the title and ultimately prove a point.

"People been hitting me up like, 'I'm gonna bash your head in,' 'you f----t,' 'I'm gonna kill you,' " Lil B said in an interview. "I'm not gonna stop and I'm not scared of anybody on earth. That's why I [titled the album I'm Gay] and nobody gonna stop me...I'm very gay, but I love women. I'm not attracted to men in any way. I've never been attracted to a man in my life. But yes I am gay, I'm so happy. I'm a gay, heterosexual male." (MTV)

Earlier in the week, New York rapper Talib Kweli discussed his reaction to B's title.

"Immediately (upon hearing the hubbub) I'm like [now' that's a f*ckin' social experiment, if I've ever heard one," Kweli said. "Look I don't care who you sleep with at the end of the day. I don't care if Lil B's gay or not. It doesn't change my life in any way, but for him to name his album I'm Gay, issues such a challenge to his fans. I'm not sure if it's brilliant or not, but what he did with that, in one fell swoop, was challenge every single bandwagon fan. Like are you really down with me or not. And me as an artist, I have no choice but to respect that." (XXL Mag)

Indiana rapper Freddie Gibbs took a closer examination at the possible album name.

"[The] Lil B sh*t was funny at first but now I feel like it's just a bunch of white people laughing at a n*gga, like a minstrel show. Sh*t is wack. I ain't dissin' gays, if you gay that's yo biz." (XXL Mag)

Lil B officially announced his album title initiative during the weekend's annual Coachella concert in his home state.

"I'm gonna do the most controversial thing in hip-hop," B said while performing at Coachella in Indio, California. "Y'all heard it hear first. And I'm gonna just show y'all that words don't mean sh*t. I'm gonna make an album called 'I'm Gay.' Now I'm gonna tell y'all why I'm the first person to do it in hip-hop and why y'all are the first people to know my reason...First of all, gay means happy. I like women, I love women, you feel me? But it just shows me, no matter what you do, live life, you only got one life to live, be happy. F*ck the hating." (YouTube)

Drake Album Springs A Leak.

Drakes long awaited Album "Thank Me Later" has leaked on the internet. The entire album can be found online at various hiphop/rap sites that I won't mention. he album is already getting mixed reviews. But you can still buy the album on June 15th or pre-order from the link/photo on the side.

Two More Drake Tracks Leak

Two more of Drakes Records from thank me later have been leak. A track with Alica Keys entitled "Fireworks: & a track with Jay-Z entitled "Light It Up", The album is set to be released June,15th

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Man Acquitted Of Murdering Rapper Dolla

The man accused of shooting and killing rising rapper Dolla was acquitted of murder charges yesterday (May 22) in a Los Angeles courtroom.

A jury acquitted Aubrey Berry, 24, of the charges after less than two days of deliberating and nine days of testimony, which saw Berry take the stand in his own defense.

Berry claimed that he was involved in an altercation with Dolla in a club in Atlanta a week prior to the shooting, which took place last May, near a valet section at the Beverly Center.

He testified that he researched the rapper online and read his violent lyrics. He also found clips of Dolla and other gang members bragging about assaulting another man.

Berry, who had a permit to carry his gun in other states,  testified he traveled to Los Angeles often and was always armed, although he didn’t realize his permit was not valid in California.

Berry said Dolla threatened to kill him during the chance encounter at the Beverly Center.

Dolla, 21, was an artist signed to Akon’s Konvict Muzik. He was shot three times in the back, as he attempted to flee Berry’s gunfire.

"Obviously, what happened on May 18, 2009, was a horrible tragedy for everyone," Superior Court Judge Michael E. Pastor told the lawyers in court. "The jurors have spoken."

Jurors may have been influenced by Dolla’s own rap lyrics, said Deputy District Attorney Bobby Grace.

"You'd hate to think that was the tipping point,” Grace told The Los Angeles Times out front of court.

Dolla’s mother was taken from the courtroom due to her emotional reaction to the verdict.

 

 

Man Acquitted Of Murdering Rapper Dolla (Source:Allhiphop.com)

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