‘Take it to Trial’ is the first single to be released off Young Thug’s forthcoming album, Slime Language 2 Produced by Wheezy, Young Thug co-directed the video that dropped with the song, ‘Take it to Trial’. There is no word yet on when Slime Language 2 will drop. Check out the video on Youtube. Dj Roots Queen recently sat down with Yak Gotti on Rude Girl Radio In part 3 of the exclusive interview, Yak Gotti discusses how he got his name, conflict resolution in the streets, and his relationship with Gunna. Watch the full interview on Youtube.
‘Big Facts’ Podcast is Coming to REVOLT
REVOLT is partnering with Atlanta’s leading podcast, ‘Big Facts’, hosted by Big Bank, Dj Scream, and Baby Jade On Friday, Sean “Diddy” Combs announced that REVOLT is teaming up with DJ Scream and Big Bank on the popular Black-owned platform. Big Facts set to premiere on REVOLT starting Saturday, December 12th at 10:00 PM ET for a weekend-long marathon featuring four archival episodes with Atlanta-based rappers, Lil Baby, 21 Savage, Gucci Mane and T.I. The official premier will be held on Tuesday, December 15, 2020 on Youtube featuring the up and coming rapper, Toosii. New episodes will air on Wednesday’s at 10pm ET on REVOLT‘s TV channel. “We can’t wait to be a part of the REVOLT family. This opportunity will give us more exposure to millions of viewers who want to listen to myself, Big Bank, and Baby Jade discuss some of the most hard-hitting topics right now. Looking forward to our new series premiere next week!” Dj Scream – Big Facts Podcast Cohost Big Facts will continue to amplify Black culture and bring controversial topics to the forefront of conversations through the podcast’s notorious roster of weekly guests. With the consistent incline of success, Big Facts will take REVOLT to new cultural heights. Be sure to follow @bigfactspod on Instagram to stay updated.
Black Migo Scooter and Zaytoven Release New Album ‘Juggin’ on Zaystreet’
The long anticipated collaboration has finally dropped! Formerly known as Young Scooter, CEO of Black Migo Gang, Black Migo Scooter has finally released his collaborative project with the legendary producer Zaytoven. Produced entirely by Zaytoven, Black Migo Scooter enlisted features from Rick Ross, 2 Chainz, Future, Bankroll Freddie, Trouble, Young Dolph, Chief Keef, and O.J. Da Juiceman. Check out Juggin on Zaystreet and let us know what your favorite tracks are in the comments.
Dropp TV Presents Free PS5 Giveaway Contest with Fabo
Fabo is dropping his “Again” video on Saturday, December 12 at 10am EST. To enter to win a free PS5, you must Follow Fabo on Instagram Follow Fabo on Twitter Follow DroppTV on Instagram Follow DroppTV on Twitter Download the DroppTV app and turn on notifications for Again The winner will be announced on Fabo’s Instagram Live at 9:45am EST on Saturday, December 12, 2020.
Police Brutality and Racism is Not Just an American Problem
Last week, I had a business trip scheduled for Norway that turned into a nightmare. COVID-19 had finally ruined my travel plans. Due to travel restrictions, the Dutch border (IND) at the Amsterdam Airport, more commonly known to the Dutch as Schiphol, recently laid down some heavy travel restrictions on passengers catching connecting flights to other countries. I noticed that all of the people who were detained and sent back to their countries were people of color. My travel companion was a person of color, so I met the same fate. I witnessed Dutch Immigration violate mine and other’s rights in several ways. We lost thousands of dollars in money we spent on Covid-19 tests that Norway said we needed to enter the country, travel expenses, plane tickets, and a hold up on a business deal. More horrifyingly, We saw them inhumanely restrain a tiny woman with male guards taking her use the restroom hog tied and on a leash while she sobbed uncontrollably. Several hours later we saw that same woman taken out by medics on a gurney as we were stranded in the airport while our luggage and passports were confiscated like we were criminals for the next 24 hours. When we arrived back in America, I received a phone call about Sammy from a reliable source. This motivated me to do some research of my own. Police brutality killed Sammy Seewald, a 23 year old German national and EU citizen was brutally shot and killed by police in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. My attention immediately shifted to this heartbreaking story about a biracial fitness influencer who was shot and killed by Dutch police in Amsterdam on his birthday. It is not clear what led up to the police confronting Sammy in Amsterdam that day, but his family stated that he had been missing for 2 days prior and suspected he was experiencing psychosis that affected his mental state. A video posted online shows Sammy wielding a knife and threatening to hurt himself. Seewald was shot three times by police following a struggle, during which he stabbed one officer in a bullet proof vest with a knife. In my opinion, this situation sounds like a mental health crisis the officers were not trained to handle. Please help his family by signing his petition to have the officers held accountable for his murder. His family has asked that you follow @justiceforsammy_bkr on Instagram. #JusticeforSammy According to Chris Kline, recent Sudan asylum decisions in the Netherlands signal the moral collapse of the Dutch. The Dutch government claims Sudanese refugees no longer face the threat of danger, despite ongoing conflict in Sudan. Recent violence in Sudan’s Darfur region forces thousands to flee to several other countries in Africa and Europe. Many are criticizing this decision by accusing the Dutch government as being tone deaf for ignoring a very real threat and danger to Sudanese citizens who are still fleeing the area as late as November 2020. The life expectancy of Sudan is about 50 years old as the risk of major diseases is very high. 20 years of conflict have left over 2 million dead, 4 million displaced, and 600,000 listed as refugees living outside the country. According to Ahara, the constant ignorance of the Sudanese government continues to impede humanitarian relief being sent to Darfur. In my opinion, the constant conflict and threats to food security make it is quite obvious that European countries (Israel included) need to behave as other African countries (like Chad) and continue to allow asylum to Sudanese refugees, not just those living in the Netherlands. You can find more information about how to help people living in Sudan here. Civilians in Nigeria have been extorted, raped, tortured, and killed by police officers from the Special Anti-Robbery Squad – SARS. The recent highly publicized protests in Nigeria forced the government to disband the task force, but our help is still needed to enforce police reforms and prosecution of SARS officers. The youth staged the biggest uprising in a generation, but the protestors are saying that the government is conducting covert campaigns with the goal of breaking up the movement. Help end impunity for violence in Nigeria by emailing President Muhammadu Buhari and Attorney General Abubakar Malami. Please support our blog by subscribing to our email list at https://www.djrootsqueen.com and remember that Black Lives Matter.
Alpha Releases his Debut Single Entitled “Me”
Dj Roots Queen recently sat down with Alpha to discuss his debut single which will premier live on air when Rude Girl Radio starts Season 2. Give us a little history on the work you have done and produced these past few years. Alpha: I’ve been working on my EP entitled The Ascension and also my upcoming album, which us self-titled Alpha Tell us about the beginning of your career and how you actually started rapping. Alpha: I discovered my gift when I first wrote a poem in high school. From then I used music as an outlet and started writing verses and songs soon after. I noticed that my work stood apart from the work of others in every element of rap, from concepts, versatility, beat selection, lyricism, flows, and artistry in essence. This gave me the clarity and confidence to make music my life and do it professionally. Music is my passion and my God given gift to share with the world, but this is just one aspect of my destiny and legacy. What was your first memory of Hip-Hop and how did it impact you in that moment? Alpha: My first memory of rap was being enraptured by the elements of hip hop in Michael Jackson‘s and Bobby Brown‘s music along with Din Daa Daa by George Kranz from the movie Breakin 2: Electric Boogaloo. I fell in love with the culture, beats, djing, scratching, rapping, dance, and tagging. The whole vibe connected with me. From that day, I knew I loved music and always wanted to be like everyone else who had a gift for music. As a kid, I used to wish I was like the people on TV or on the radio, from the exceptional singers and dancer; I wished I had a special gift and could be special, too. I was so amazed when I discovered my gift and knew that I wanted to do music forever and use it to leave my imprint on the world and all planes of existence. Check out the video for “Me” by Alpha on Youtube and be sure to like and subscribe. This post is sponsored content. If you would like to be featured on our blog, please visit the contact form on our website menu.