Young Dolph - King Of Memphis Mixtape

(The Wrap-Up Magazine) Memphis rapper +young dolph is out with his new mixtape titled "King Of Memphis." The Memphis rapper has built up quite the reputation on the mixtape circuit. After mixtap’ing his way out the mud, the Paper Route Empire boss has finally released his debut album, King of Memphis.

Memphis Bleek Talks Jay-Z and Roc-A-Fella Illuminati Rumors

 

In light of Memphis Bleek speaking about his longtime friendship with Jay-Z on "Drink Champs," we take a look back at his 2014 interview. After being asked about his thoughts on Game naming him one of the worst rappers, Memphis Bleek went on to react to Jay-Z and other Roc-A-Fella artists being linked to the Illuminati.

Shy Glizzy's Chain Snatched Video

(The Wrap-Up Magazine) I don't know how true it is but, Memphis rapper, OTF Ru Bezzal, is claiming that DC rapper, Shy Glizzy, was jumped and had his chain stolen following his performance at Dream Nightclub in Memphis Dec. 20. The rapper taunted Shy with a photo of his alleged stolen ice-piece, tweeting him, "Damn @Shyglizzy how you let some young n***** kick your a** and take your chain? What happened to ya 30ty?"

Ru Bezzal wrote in a series of tweets, "Shy Glizzy Should've Had Sum Killas On His Rosta OML." He added, "For You Outta Town Rappers DO NOT COME TO MEMPHIS On Some F*** S*** These Folks Ain't Bs Outchea."

DJ Paul Talks Jay-Z, Drake, Oscar's, and More

 

The Champs chop it up with DJ Paul of the legendary and Academy Award winning group Three 6 Mafia.

From Memphis, TN; Three 6 Mafia were instrumental to the emergence for Crunk music. DJ Paul shares stories of the origins of Three 6 Mafia and how they went on to release over 100 projects through their record label Hypnotize Minds.

Memphis Legend Speaks On Paper Route

This is a memphis hip hop DJ, Rapper and a producer by the name of DJ Squeeky that's known as of a producer for Young Dolph's independent label Paper Route Empire. He is also known made hits for artists like 8 Ball & MJG, Three 6 Mafia, Gangsta Boo, Young Dolph and even  hits with Yo Gotti and now you see the first interview by Famous Animal TV.

30 Plus years in the game as one of the legends of southern hip hop to help invent the crunk era with Memphis hip hop along with artists like Playa Fly,  Criminal Maine, Tom Skeemask and more.

Until now he's the man behind the keyboards and right alongside with Young Dolph and the Paper Route label.

Is Rapper Zed Zilla Still With CMG?

The Rapper/Native from Memphis, Tenn name Zed Zilla as a known rapper with Yo Gotti's label Cocaine Music Group. Even though recently the fans been wondering is he still making hits or mixapes the last that he put out was Rent Due 3 and Time To Eat 2. An exclusive interview on Noise In Memphis speaks on the updates of Zeds status. Noise In Memphis exclusive speaks on the facts.

JD the Janitor - Wraith

Memphis rapper JD the Janitor releases new video titled "Wraith". J.D. (The Janitor) Jordan Day, or "J.D. (The Janitor) is an upcoming rap artist emerging from the metro area of Memphis, Tennesse, or more precisely, West Memphis.

Young Dolph New Interview With Mass Appeal

Adolph Thornton Jr., aka Young Dolph, aka "Notorious Dolph" aka "Dolph Obama" has been riding high on the success of his latest album Bulletproof. He also made headlines back in February for surviving a brazen attempt on his life—100 shots were fired at his SUV while on his way to a show in Charlotte, N.C. And he still made it to the stage.

Latrell Sprewell or Penny Hardaway

 

Fans Favorite is back to hear what fans have to say about there top NBA player. This time there matching up Latrell Sprewell with Penny Hardaway.

In this article, The Wrap Up Magazine would like to know who do you think is the better player out of Latrell Sprewell or Penny Hardaway?

Top 5 Most Stressed Out Cities

The Wrap-Up Magazine did its own survey on the top 5 stressed out cities in America. This is a survey done by recent cities visited in my lifetime. Take a look at what came out of my road travels in The United States.

1. Detroit

 Detroit's historic bankruptcy isn't the only thing stressing Motor City's residents out. Murder and property crime are prevalent in this troubled city, which has had its police force slashed in the past decade for Detroit.

Many residents are also struggling to make ends meet. The metro division's unemployment rate is hovering around 9%, several percentage points higher than the national average. Meanwhile, more than a quarter of Detroit's residents live below the poverty line.

2. Houston

Known for its many oil jobs, Houston, Texas is the place which you can require 80-plus hour weeks in the oilfields. The metro area has the longest average workweek of all 55 places. Getting to work can also be a major frustration due to traffic congestion. Houston's massive sprawl means that residents are often forced to brave the roads.

Blame it on the booming economy. Close to 400,000 jobs have been added to the area in the past four years, said Patrick Jankowski, vice president of research at the Greater Houston Partnership.

3. Chicago

 Brutal winters aren't the only thing raising Chicago residents' stress levels. The unemployment rate is still above the national average. Rush hour traffic is a pain. And with sunny days occurring around half of the year, residents don't often get the mood boost that the sun's rays can provide.

Chicagoans aren't exactly living the healthiest lifestyles. Binge drinking is common here, as is smoking -- and nearly 20% report they are in fair or poor health, according to a Centers for Disease Control survey.

4. New Orleans

 In New Orleans, Crime is rampant: The city has battled the notorious moniker of "Murder City," with a murder rate consistently among the nation's highest. On the bright side, it's cheaper to live here thanks to below-average living costs. The median home price, for example, is around $160,000.

Health concerns are also weighing on many residents. Almost a quarter of people surveyed by the CDC reported they were in fair or poor health. Smoking and lack of exercise are also common.

5. Memphis

 There can be a lot to sing the blues about in Memphis. Crime is rampant here, with a murder rate that trails only Detroit and New Orleans. Around 20% of the metro area's residents live below the poverty line.

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Blacc Youngsta Arrested

Memphis rapper Blac Youngsta on Tuesday was arrested on felony weapons charges in connection to the Young Dolph shooting in Charlotte during CIAA Weekend. Young Dolph, who was present for the festivities, was on his way to a show when his SUV was lit up with more than 100 rounds of ammunition.

Earlier today [May 16th] Youngsta turned himself into police custody in connection with the shooting, although it is not clear to what extent he was involved. A representative for Youngsta had this to say: "Memphis-based rap artist Blac Youngsta has turned himself in on charges filed in Charlotte NC. The warrants served were based on lyrics from rapper Young Dolph's Bulletproof mixtape. Youngsta will await arraignment while he maintains innocence and no involvement with the incident."

3 charges of "diss weap occ dwell/moving veh," are listed, each with a bond amount of $15,000. Blac Youngsta, given name Sammie Marquez Benson, was arrested in North Carolina.

BlocBoy JB Ft Drake – Look Alive

Memphis rapper BlocBoy JB links up with Drake for his brand new video called Look Alive produced by Tay Keith and directed by Fredrick Ali.

Memphis Bleek Talks Jeezy Being Bigger Than Jay-Z

 

Coach K recently went viral after he claimed that Jeezy was more relevant in the hip-hop space than Jay-Z at one point in his career due to the perceived lack of fans in the South. Now, former Roc-A-Fella Records artist and friend of Jay-Z—Memphis Bleek has chimed in with his thoughts. 

Famous Animal Ft Profit AKA Cut Throat - Blame It On Me

New track with the Memphis Finest Famous Animal and Profit AKA Cut Throat with their new single called Blame It On Me going hard for the streets on that Memphis style.

What Happened To Three 6 Mafia?

One of the greatest rap groups of all times will remain legendary until the end of time. Three 6 Mafia is an American hip hop group formed in 1991 from Memphis, Tennessee. Their music has been variously described as Southern hip hop, Crunk, hardcore rap, horrorcore and gangsta rap.

Founded by Juicy J, Lord Infamous and DJ Paul back in 1991, they started their music career as Backyard Posse prior to settling on their current name. Through their own record company, Prophet Entertainment, they eventually started to record and release a number of extended-plays during their initial years together.

One of the most popular hip hop groups of their time, they’ve won several awards throughout their years together. In 2006, Three 6 Mafia was awarded an Oscar for “Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures” for their hit single, It’s Hard Out Here for a Pump, which was used as the theme song for the indie film, Hustle & Flow (2005).

Looking at their discography, one would notice that their last album release was that of Watch What U Wish… back in 2015ーwhere is the hip hop group now? On October 9, 2015, Koopsta Knicca unexpectedly died from a brain aneurysm, making him the second member of Three 6 Mafia to pass away (the first being Lord Infamous, a founding member who passed away in 2013 from a heart attack).

Fans of Memphis' Three 6 Mafia were undoubtedly excited back in 2013 when DJ Paul announced that five of the original six members would be reuniting for a series of new releases. Despite this back to basics approach, many fans were disappointed to hear that Juicy J would no longer be appearing as an official member of the crew.

In a HHDX exclusive interview, Three 6 Mafia's DJ Paul addressed his colleague's claims regarding why Juicy is no longer working with the group.

"I got a lot of love for Pat and always will--we made a lot of hits together," DJ Paul began. "You know, [Pat’s] 'Don’t Save Her,' I wrote and produced it for him. It’s my voice on the hook. Me and Juicy produced Mista Don’t Play [Everythangs Workin] with him, every single project--all his albums. Every single Project Pat album cover, I physically hand-drew and designed myself. Every single one, from Ghetty Green to Layin Da Smack Down to Mista Don’t Play--all of them. I was the one on the phone with Pen & Pixel at my mother’s house, using the fax machine, faxing hand-drawn pictures to them. So, whatever. The whole thing’s just funny and I don’t know where none of it come from.”

Despite their different paths, Paul maintains that he and Juicy remain good friends.

Young Dolph - Get Away #MusicVideo

 

Young Dolph's posthumous single “Get Away” is out now. The song arrives on the anniversary of the Memphis rapper's death. “Get Away” is the first single from Dolph's upcoming posthumous album Paper Route Frank, which arrives on Dec. 9.

Knowledge Nick - Give It Up

Memphis emcee Knowledge Nick presents the music video for "Give It Up", his new single produced by Memphis beatsmith DJ Hush. The video is directed by Prophecy of Liberated Filmz, and the track will appear on Nick's forthcoming mixtape Slaughter Season.

Finese 2 Tymes - Like Me

New hot memphis joint from the memphis finest finese 2 Tymes on hit single Like Me aimming at the haters real hard and representing his struggle on the track.

MoneyBagg Yo - Judgement

Memphis rapper and Collective Music Group recording artist, MoneyBagg Yo, gets right down to business by dropping a music video for "Judgement" off of his and YoungBoy Never Broke Again's new project titled "Fed Baby's." Watch the official video below.

Young Trap - Get It Today

(The Wrap-Up Magazine) Debonaire Music Group presents Young Trap‘s new video “Get It Today.” This record is playing on over 30 radio stations right now. The record is #7 on Mediabase Urban Independent charts.