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Kodak Black is stuck in an unfortunate situation again and he now has 7 more crimes to add to his rap sheet.

The rapper was captured in Broward, Florida and slapped up with a few criminal accusations like two checks of ownership of weapon or ammo by a felon, grand theft of a gun and firearm disregard, ownership of more than 20 grams of maryjane and two tallies of probation infringement. DJ Hustle

The rapper, genuine name Dieuson Octave, posted an Instagram Live video the experts coming into his home and taking his telephone promptly.

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Artist Kodak Black Arrested Charged With 7 Felonies www.HustleTV.tv DJ Hustle Hustle

A man told the 20 year-old rapper: “Your telephone is a piece of this court order. You are not going to recover your telephone.”

Kodak is by and by in Broward County Detention Center, as indicated by reports.

The dangerous rapper piled on a few rape charges in October 2017 in South Carolina. He was at that point on house capture at the season of his capture, which was a bit of a five-year probation. He had argue no contest to theft, false detainment, escaping a law implementation officer and ownership of a gun by a reprobate, as indicated by UPI.

Kodak Black discharged Project Baby Two in August to give love his fans. HustleTV 

]]> Lil Wayne Joins Kodak Black & Turk On F*ck How It Turn Out Remix https://hustletv.tv/lil-wayne-joins-kodak-black-turk-on-fck-how-it-turn-out-remix/ Wed, 17 Jan 2018 15:20:11 +0000 https://hustletv.tv/?p=12042 Lil Wayne Joins Kodak Black & Turk On F*ck How It Turn Out Remix

January 15 is the birthday of celebrated around the world social liberties symbol, Martin Luther King, Jr. 2018 imprints the 50th year since he was killed, and individuals everywhere throughout the U.S. are observing MLK Day.

Obviously, rappers are taking to online networking to pay reverence to King. “Happy Martin Luther King day,” Travis Scott composed on Twitter. “He roused us to remain for what we accept. He put his life hanging in the balance for us , not simply African Americans but rather so every human race can have a voice. !!! Thank u Mr. King!”

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Lil Wayne Joins Kodak Black & Turk On F*ck How It Turn Out Remix www.HustleTV.tv DJ Hustle

Lil Wayne posted one of his most loved MLK quotes on his timetable. “‘Everybody has the POWER FOR GREATNESS, not for distinction but rather enormity, since significance is controlled by benefit’ – MLK Let’s All be Great in 2018! #ThankYouMLK50,” DJ Hustle

In spite of the fact that Tha Carter V is as yet lost in the sauce, it’s reasonable Lil Wayne is back in the zone. Over dropping Dedication 6, he likewise took away Birdman’s freedom over “Family Feud” with Drake and run insane with Young Money’s Jay Jones.

What’s more, now, he’s connected up with his kindred Hot Boy, Turk, for a remix of “F*ck How It Turn Out” with Kodak Black.

Initially discharged toward the finish of 2017, the refreshed rendition of the DJ Swift and Dubba-AA-laced cut can be heard underneath. HustleTV 

]]> Why Kodak Black Is A Voice For The Ghetto https://hustletv.tv/why-kodak-black-is-a-voice-for-the-ghetto/ Sun, 14 Jan 2018 16:42:02 +0000 https://hustletv.tv/?p=12010                                                      Why Kodak Black Is A Voice For The Ghetto

Kodak Black is a walking stereotype; a black street thug from the projects with  knotted twists and an “ignant” demeanor, who shouts “Glee!” and “Sniper gang!” when he pleases. His voice is pinched and his accent is thick, with a country slur, similar to Boosie BadAzz. There’s something bluesy about the way he carries his voice over a melody, you’ll be singing slave song, “Wade In The Water.” His bluesy edge gives off  a melancholy feel, in “Versatile” of Project Baby 2. She made me happy, she made me smile. She brought me up, when you let me down.

In a recent interview with Famous Dex, he says newwave rappers should respect the MC legends. Dex concurs that new school rap is solely for entertainment and hype, while Ice Cube, NAS, and Jay-Z make “real music.” However, even “mumble-rappers” themselves are belittling their own artistry, allowing others to reject their truth and reality. While Famous Dex agrees that newwave rappers are here to entertain, rappers like 21 Savage actually do speak about their brutal hardships of being shot in the head, selling dope, or watching their friends die. “They don’t understand my slang or my accent. They don’t know how to categorize it, ’cause it’s art. They’re just trying to bring it down,” says 21. Ironically, we respect the wiser rappers who once lived the struggle, like Jay-Z, 50 Cent, or NAS, but don’t respect young rappers who are currently living it or barely coming out it. Jay-Z says to last forever, artists must identify with the truth. We have hip-hop artists like Kodak who are pouring their soul, but they still sit at the bottom in hip-hop royalty. However, “mumble rappers” like Kodak are so much deeper than what they present on the surface; perhaps he’s just finessing.

Kodak challenges the stigma toward black hypermasculinity addressing mental health, self-reliance, redemption, and even romance. Similar to Lil Uzi, XXXTENTACION, and Future, Kodak grants black artists the luxury of complex and multifaceted experiences. In a society that clowns Tyrese for having a mental breakdown, we are telling black men they are weak if they shed a tear. Kodak tells black boys and men it’s okay to be vulnerable. We are allowed to feel more than just anger and rage. DJ Hustle

This concept reminds me of an article by Alexander Goodwin, “We Need to Talk: Black Men, Depression And Hyper-Masculinity.” Goodwin asserts that African American men suppress their feelings in order not to ostracize themselves from their community.” “Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes,” director, Byron Hurt, asserts, “Men need to take a look at themselves…we’re all in this box, in order to be in this box you have to be tough, strong, have money, be a pimp, have women, and dominate other men.”

Lil B.I.G. Pac is one of Kodak’s most heartfelt albums, you’ll almost want to pray for the kid or hell, even give him a hug or two. Similar to Tupac, Kodak expresses his fear of a foreshortened future in “Can I.” Will I live long enough to raise my son. In “Purp,” Kodak tells us he is blessed….but feels cursed, and in “Skrt,” he expresses his anger toward his teachers, Fuck my school and fuck my teacher too. Kodak’s lyrics remind me me of Tupac’s “So Many Tears.”And fuck the world cause I’m cursed, I’m havin’ visions of leavin” here in a hearse, God can you feel me? Biggie Smalls also rapped about redemption and misery. I’m ready to die and nobody can save me. Fuck the world, fuck my moms and my girl. My life is played out like a cheri curl, I’m ready to die! Are these black artists angry for no reason, or is this “fuck  you” attitude disguised as a cry for help in a society that tells them not to feel?

In “Gave It All” Black expresses his commitment to the streets while still being in school, from hiding rocks in his sock to being locked behind bars. From a young age, Black learned the importance of independence when he realized the friends are not really down for him when he was needed. This song is nostalgic and hypnotizing with a lazy, melancholy horn over the beat. This song shadows his mood at the time; perhaps, it was loneliness.

In “Change My Ways,”Kodak admits his willingness to abandon the street life, though being a project baby is all he knows. Harriet Tubman is metaphoric to his life. With a tunnel vision he is a fugitive trying to escape from his past, running from the system, or perhaps running away from those who are trying to bring him down; a money-hungry baby mama, the cops, or perhaps the haters. In “Tunnel Vision,” from album, Painting Pictures, he admits They wanna see you in a penitentiary….They wanna see a nigga shot or see me in the system. Whatever Kodak is running from, he makes a vow to better himself. Like a detox, he wants to clean the poison from his life, regardless of the clout behind him. I’m tryna cover my dirt. I put in so much work. Sniper Gang, this ain’t a business. Sniper Gang, this how I’m living. I need to change how I’m living. I think I’m way too committed. When I ain’t thuggin’ I miss it. My trigger finger be itching

At the end of the day, Kodak is a misunderstood, hopeless romantic who wants to be loved by a lil’ baby who gon’ listen. Painting Pictures is Kodak’s most romantic album.  In “Save You,” Kodak turns into Bobbi Brown in the Tenderoni days, you’ll be bending on one knee, pouring your heart to some girl in the rain. “Save You” reminds me of New Edition’s “Cool It Now,” when Ralph’s friends tell him not to date the girl he wants, and he’s like “Ronnie, Bobbi, Ricky, and Mike, if I like the girl, who cares who you like!” Kodak wants to be with someone who may not be right for him, but he’s in love and is willing to risk being hurt and follow his heart (similar to myself, if we’re being honest).Whoever he’s chasing is more valuable than chasing paper, he’s willing to bless and appreciate her. “I Don’t Wanna Breathe” really narrates how many of us feel when we really like someone (me, again). Kodak sees himself with one person, and being without them is basically like being dead; there’s no other option.

These “mumble rappers” are more than just a trend of “Skr, skr,” rainbow dreads, lean, codeine, and molly. From Geto Boys to DJ Quik, to Drake, to Lil Uzi Vert, the stories of hip-hop remain the same or similar, and each voice is valuable. Kodak is the fatherless kid next door, the “bad kid” in class who’s told wouldn’t amount to anything, the kid who’s told not to cry because vulnerability is weakness, the kid who pretends to be strong when his father is absent and his friends are in the grave, and the heartbroken boy who wants a shawty he can ride with. Kodak is a hero who gives ghetto kids a voice, moreso, strength. He flew in here without his cape, and he’s on his way to save you. Whatever you consider to be real music, these “mumble rappers” have a place in hip-hop too, so take a picture, and enjoy the Kodak moment. Glee! HustleTV 

By Atlantis Aubry

]]> Chris Brown Heartbreak Actually Is A Decent Album https://hustletv.tv/chris-brown-heartbreak-actually-is-a-decent-album/ Sat, 04 Nov 2017 16:16:02 +0000 https://hustletv.tv/?p=11617
Chris Brown Heartbreak Actually Is A Decent Album
We can honestly say that Chris Brown is the modern day Michael Jackson when it comes to his music moves. Chris has had great albums in the past, great singles many hit’s. Many albums have at the most 10 to 13 songs that’s the max.
Chris Brown’s new album has forty five songs on it, so that’s four album in one quadruple plus. DJ Hustle

Brown’s latest features big-name features from Dej Loaf, Lil Yachty, Usher, Gucci Mane, Yo Gotti, Kodak Black, A Boogie Wit da Hoodie, Jhene Aiko, R Kelly and many more, and includes the previously released tracks “Pull Up,” “Everybody Knows” and “Hope You Do.”

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Lost & Found Lyrics

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Privacy Lyrics

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Juicy Booty (Ft. Jhené Aiko & R. Kelly) Lyrics

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Questions Lyrics

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Heartbreak on a Full Moon Lyrics

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Roses Lyrics

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Confidence Lyrics

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Rock Your Body Lyrics

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Tempo Lyrics

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Handle It (Ft. DeJ Loaf & Lil Yachty) Lyrics

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Sip Lyrics

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Everybody Knows Lyrics

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To My Bed Lyrics

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Hope You Do Lyrics

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This Ain’t Lyrics

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Pull Up Lyrics

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Party (Ft. Gucci Mane & Usher) Lyrics

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Sensei (Ft. A1) Lyrics

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Summer Breeze Lyrics

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No Exit Lyrics

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Pills & Automobiles (Ft. A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Kodak Black & Yo Gotti) Lyrics

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Hurt the Same Lyrics

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I Love Her Lyrics

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You Like Lyrics

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Nowhere Lyrics

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Other Niggas Lyrics

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Tough Love Lyrics

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Paradise Lyrics

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Covered In You Lyrics

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Even Lyrics

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High End (Ft. Future & Young Thug) Lyrics

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On Me Lyrics

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Tell Me What To Do Lyrics

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Frustrated Lyrics

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Enemy Lyrics

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If You’re Down Lyrics

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Bite My Tongue Lyrics

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Run Away Lyrics

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This Way Lyrics

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Yellow Tape Lyrics

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Reddi Wip Lyrics

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Hangover Lyrics

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Emotions Lyrics

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Only 4 Me (Ft. Ty Dolla $ign & Verse Simmonds) Lyrics

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Grass Ain’t Greener Lyrics

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