Ice Cube and Gene Simmons Still Going At It?

Legendary Rapper, Ice Cube and Demonic Rockstar, Gene Simmons have been going back and forth after Ice Cube’s speech during N.W.A.’s induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. In his speech, Cube shot back at Simmons’ comments in a recent Rolling Stone article, where he said he couldn’t wait for hip-hop to be finished, and that he feels the genre should not be in a hall of fame for rock and roll. 


“The question is, ‘Are we rock ‘n’ roll?’ And I say, you goddamn right we rock ‘n’ roll. Rock ‘n’ roll is not an instrument. It’s not even a style of music. It’s a spirit that’s been going on since the blues, jazz, bebop, soul, rock ‘n’ roll, R&B, heavy metal, punk rock, and yes, hip-hop.”

-Ice Cube

If you recall last month, Gene Simmons spoke freely on how he can't wait for the demise of Hip-Hop. 

But just when we all thought it was over Ice Cube went on to drive his point home by replying via his social media...and of course the bored Rockstar was quick to rebuttal. 

Here's there replies below: 

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Did #NickiMinaj Downgrades #MeekMill to #Safaree Level?

In an interview Nicki Minaj chatted it up with Ellen Degeneres to denouce her first-time public relationship. She stated that she doesn't want to call her relationship with Meek Mill a "relationship" anymore. The irony behind her comment is when she was interviewed by GQ (a few months after ending her 12-year relationship with Safaree) she stated: 

"My decision to be public about my relationship came before I even met Meek. I was in another relationship and I said after I drop my third album that I don’t care anymore what people think. I’m going to be vocal about who I’m with. It just so happens that I’m with a new guy. 

When I came in the business, you couldn’t tell people you were in a relationship, because record company and management said that doesn’t make you appealing to men. So don’t tell people you’re in a relationship. 

So after you do that for ten years it becomes something you feel like you have to do. It’s difficult to break out of that box. So I just vowed to myself, ‘look, I’m about to put out a new album, I don’t care anymore."

However now she seems "unsure and uncertain" and today she says...

“You know, I don’t know," she told Ellen. "We’re still figuring each other out. And in fact, I don’t even want to say that I’m in a relationship anymore, because I think when people hear that, they go to like the mean place.

“You know, I used to be secretive," she continued. "You guys asked me about that before on my pre-interview. I used to say, ‘I’m not in a relationship,’ even though I was in a 12-year relationship. Now I feel like just going back to that and saying, ‘You know what? I’m single.”

The topic arose after Ellen asked Minaj about her "engagement ring" and showed an image of it on the screen. “That’s not my engagement ring though," Minaj responded, "[Meek] said that that’s my second ring and that if I get a third ring that that would be the engagement ring,” 

Minaj puts into context of her reasoning for her waivering views on the relationship label by telling a story of what happened when she didn't post her Valentine's Day gift to Instagram.

“People said, ‘They’re not together.’ We were getting anonymous messages saying, ‘Yeah, she wasn’t with him [Meek] and she was crying all day.’ Just putting up all these things. Meanwhile, we were really in bed all day on Valentine’s Day. Like, seriously! We were in bed all day and then I got up and opened these three amazing gifts, and then I went back to bed. Then I read this story that we weren’t together on Valentine’s Day and it just made me realize that no matter how great your life is, you can’t even impress people. You just have to do you and make yourself happy and forget about trying to get everyone’s approval. It’s better just to keep those things sacred. So, now, I don’t really care to say ‘I’m in a relationship’ or ‘I’m engaged’ or whatever. There’s a boy that likes me. That’s all.

“[Meek] and I are just two souls right now passing through the universe, and I don’t know what’s going to happen. I just have learned over the years to just let things be and come and go as they are going to come and go.”

Here's the full interview below:

Of course soon after +Twitter waste no time to "drag" poor Little Meek Meek for dear life of which +NickiMinaj took to +Instagram to clear up the confusion of which she spoke.

ForeverMeah says... girl, bye. 

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Beyonce Finally Responds to Formation Video Backlash

"My Daddy Alabama, Momma Louisiana /You mix that negro with that Creole make a Texas bama..."

Beyoncé is finally speaks out on the controversy surrounding her “Formation” music video and the backlash she received after some people mistook the video to be anti-police.

In a recent interview with Elle magazine, Queen Bey makes it crystal clear that her message is NOT anti-police and that anyone who thinks that is mistaken.

The Queen says:

 “I think the most powerful art is usually misunderstood. But anyone who perceives my message as anti-police is completely mistaken. I have so much admiration and respect for officers and the families of officers who sacrifice themselves to keep us safe. But let’s be clear: I am against police brutality and injustice. Those are two separate things. If celebrating my roots and culture during Black History Month made anyone uncomfortable, those feelings were there long before a video and long before me. I’m proud of what we created and I’m proud to be part of a conversation that is pushing things forward in a positive way.”

ForeverMeah says...ok, ladies now let's get in Formation.

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Gene Simmons Questions Hip-Hop in the Rock Hall of Fame

Make no mistake about it...Demonic Rockstar,  Gene Simmons is not a fan of hip-hop. The KISS singer (I use the word "singer" very loosely) chatted with Rolling Stone and expressed how he is looking forward to the death of rap.

“I am looking forward to the death of rap,” Simmons told Rolling Stone. “I’m looking forward to music coming back to lyrics and melody, instead of just talking. A song, as far as I’m concerned, is by definition lyric and melody … or just melody.”

When asked about his dislike of rap, Gene Simmons claimed he didn’t have the background to enjoy it.

“I don’t have the cultural background to appreciate being a gangster,” Simmons said. “Of course that’s not what it’s all about, but that’s where it comes from. That’s the heart and soul of it. It came from the streets.”

The Simmons goes on to estimate the demise of the culture within 10-years.

“Rap will die,” Simmons said.. “Next year, 10 years from now, at some point, and then something else will come along. And all that is good and healthy.”

This is not the first time that Gene Simmons has criticized hip-hop. He previously spoke out against the inductions of Run-DMC and Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

“A few people decide what’s in and what’s not,” he told Radio.com in 2014. 

“And the masses just scratch their heads. You’ve got Grandmaster Flash in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? Run-DMC in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? You’re killing me. That doesn’t mean those aren’t good artists. But they don’t play guitar. They sample and they talk. Not even sing.” (source)

40-years later hip-hop has influenced the WORLD... good luck on your 10-year prediction. 

ForeverMeah says... 

I bet Aerosmith doesn't feel the same way

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Katt Williams: Chris Rock is a COON and Denies Being Controlled By Drugs

Katt Williams was Hanging with Mr. Cooper to explain his recent beat-down in Philly, his recent arrest,  and why he believes Chris Rock is a "coon" since "Bigger and Blacker"?

“Chris Rock Has Been A Coon… He Doesn’t Like Black Women, He Left His Black Wife” -Katt Williams

ForeverMeah says... You can't deny, Katt's a GOAT.  

I'm not convince that he's doing this all for publicity stunt. Right, Katt? 

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Former Clipse Member Malice Discusses Religion, Music, Documentary and More

A few years back, No-Malice [formerly Malice of The Clipse] had an epiphany. That epiphany has manifested in a musical hiatus, which left many of his fans wondering would he pull a Mason Betha on us. The Virginia Beach native felt that while in the rap game he was at a spiritual low so he decided to part from the group which included at the time his baby brother, Pusha-T.

No-Malice took to the Breakfast Club this morning and blessed us with a very powerful interview if you listen close enough he say some things.


He also took to +HOT 97 to discuss his new Documentary, how he is unable to listen to his brothers music, and more spiritual wakening.



Tune into Revolt TV March 27th - for No-Malice's documentary.

Check out the trailer below:

ForeverMeah says... 

Salute, No-Malice! Can't wait to check out the full documentary. 

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