The 2013 Mercedes G-Wagon was originally a gift to Blac Chyna.
Tyga's financial woes have been well-documented over the last 12 months, and they don't appear to be getting any better. Just last week, Page Six obtained legal documents filed by yet another landlord trying to evict the embattled rapper. Now, DISisHipHop reports that a repo company is attempting to repossess the 2013 Mercedes G-Wagon Tyga gave Kylie Jenner last year.
Tyga originally gave the G-Wagon to his ex-fiancee Blac Chyna. He gave it a new paint job and re-gifted it to Jenner last year, along with a $320,000 Ferrari for her 18th birthday. Documents obtained by TMZ reveal that Tyga hasn't made a payment on the G-Wagon since October, and that the repo company has been trying to acquire it since January but has been unable to do so because it's been chilling behind Jenner's security gate.
Tyga is currently in the throes of his Rawwest Live Tour which is hopefully helping him get his finances in order.
Chino Meek Mill Artist Shot In Head Today (News)
Chino of Dreamchasers was reportedly shot in the head this morning.
Dreamchasers already lost one of its promising members way too early, so this news is really unfortunate to hear. Reports have surfaced that Chino, a member of the Meek Mill-led Dreamchasers crew, was shot in the head early this morning.
The initial report comes from Karen Civil. Apparently Chino was shot while sitting in a car in his hometown of Baltimore, at around 10:45 AM today. A car pulled up alongside his car, and immediately began firing. Chino fled the car following the shooting and ran to safety. Although getting shot in the head sounds pretty severe, Meek Mill has reportedly confirmed Chino will be okay.
We don't have any other details as of now, we'll keep you posted.
Drake took no prisoners on his new single, "Summer Sixteen." No singing, no dancing -- just bitter raps directed at anyone whom he might consider a rival. Of course, that includes Meek Mill, whom he deals with in his opening verse. (News)
Drake took no prisoners on his new single, "Summer Sixteen." No singing, no dancing -- just bitter raps directed at anyone whom he might consider a rival. Of course, that includes Meek Mill, whom he deals with in his opening verse.
He reveals that he found out Meek Mill and Nicki Minaj were staying in the Toronto Four Seasons on the night that "Back to Back" dropped, and upon discovering the couple’s whereabouts, Drake and his crew booked a room directly above that of Meek and Nicki, and proceeded to blast "Back to Back" all night long.
Funnily enough, Meek referenced the same scenario on a diss track of his own, "War Pain," that he released along with a new EP, 4/4 Part 2, shortly after the premiere of "Summer Sixteen." Head here to get a detailed look at that strange coincidence.
He finishes with Meek after rapping, "You don’t have to say it louder n*gga / Trust, we heard you the first time."
As far as the most high-profile target on Drake’s new record, that would have to Barack Obama. Hailing from north of the border, Drake obviously didn’t feel any qualms about going after the current U.S. President. "Tell Obama that my verses are like the whips that he in / They bulletproof," raps Drake early on in his opening verse.
Why did he deliver shots against the leader of the free world? Because Obama, who has been vocal about his love for Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly, recently voiced his opinion that K-Dot would best Drake in a one-on-one battle.
Moving on to his fellow Canadians, Drake raps, "All you boys in the new Toronto want to be me a little." Many took this, and the ensuing lines, to be something off a shot taken at Tory Lanez, whose December mixtape is titled The New Toronto.
Lanez may have created tension with Drake when he expressed his dislike of "the 6" as a nickname for Toronto -- one that has, of course, been popularized by the "6 God."
To make things even more sensational, Meek Mill called out Drake for hating on his fellow Torontonian on "War Pain": "Tory from the 6, you hatin’ on him, Lord knows!"
It might be unfair to call them disses, but Drake also namedrops Jay Z (whose status he says he has achieved), Kanye (whose pool isn't as big as his), and Chris Breezy (to whom he has comparable dance moves). OK, the last one was a little cruel.
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