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it’s either Sean “Diddy” Combs or Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter running the top of Forbes’ honor list with mentions going to Dr Dre, 50 Cent and Birdman

What do you think about Nas’ statements?

Whether we want to acknowledge it or not, like him or not, we can’t deny a success story, we can’t deny that he is an influential person at this point.

Tweet The music industry has changed – or more specifically it has changed back to what it used to be in the old days when artists made most of their money touring. This change is forcing artists to rethink how they present themselves to their better informed fans - in the age where Twitter, Facebook and TMZ watch [...]

Tweet Curtis Jackson broke into the music industry in 2002 and became the multiplatinum rapper 50 Cent. Today, he’s also an entrepreneur and philanthropist. He talks with WSJ’s Lee Hawkins about his latest ventures. — The WallStreet Journal

I remember once thinking that it’s odd that we haven’t covered anything that 50 Cent is doing towards feeding 1 billion kids in Africa, and then I reverse engineered what it means to feed 1 billion children. Though I haven’t done any extensive research on this, the question is HOW?

The jackpot doesn’t stop there however with HTC’s global reach and global backing plus access to their engineers we will definitely see a kick up in the quality department from the headphones, and according to Jimmy Iovine (Dre’s Partner in crime in the deal) Revenues can leap up to the…

His networth is according to his portfolio, his assets and though it isn’t mentioned anywhere property should be in there as well as some other business ventures that we don’t know about, we do know about Sean John, Bad Boy’s back catalog and his music catolog as writer and producer

Wayne just heaved a shot, Wayne hit it, and Wayne just did it good, [...] and he did it, Vaselline, smooth massaging of the hole, over years, and then thrusting through… but not too deep and it started at Ether.