@TheRReport1 Next To Blow: @MsTipDaRapper

Ms. Tip is an upcoming Female Rapper from Columbia, SC. She specializes in TrapGirl Music. She began her rap career in June 2017.She defines Trap Music in a different way; she used it as an outlet to the obstacles and pain endured as a young girl. Running away to the rough parts of town in a rant against drug addicted parents and abuse really let her see a lot- maybe too much. Music is going to be her way of getting away and being able to tell her story and help children that came up like her. 

She has grabbed attention with her street single, "Run It Up" and has currently released her project "Life of a Boss Bitch"-Tha Mixtape. Her single,"They Said" is digitally distributed and campaigning radio airplay. Ms.Tip is influenced by artist like Trina, Khia, Remy Ma, and Diamond.  She has gained nicknames like, "The Female Gucci Mane" and plans on conquering the music industry by boosting the confidence in female rappers in a male dominate field.

@TheRReport1 September Indie Spotlight: @FrescoTrey

Hey ya, I go by Fresco Trey. I’m a artist, songwriter, and producer! I am based out of Memphis TN, but have aspirations to be world wide. I was inspired by my older sister to start my journey with music in 2017. I make music to move, motivate, and inspire people, when it comes to music a few people before me that influence me are Post Malone, Tupac, and Justin Bieber.

@TheRReport1 September DJ of the Month: @DJWizkidd

Style, professionalism, and creativity are the main elements to DJ Wizkidd and keeps him relevant in today's entertainment business. The Montreal born/Jacksonville raised DJ has been rocking since 17 years old. He moved away to Orlando for college (UCF) and started rocking parties. From there, he developed skills not many current DJs possessed and decided to pursue it seriously. He copped a pair of turntables and a mixer and the show officially began. He kept climbing up the DJ success ladder; interned for a radio station back in Orlando, landed his own student radio show at UCF's Radio station, & of course spinning in the hottest clubs in Orlando. Post graduation, he landed a job back in Jacksonville with 93.3 The Beat Jamz. His talents will keep him climbing to the top.

@TheRReport1 September Ms Unique of the Month: Knyla Liggins

My name is Knyla Liggins. I was born and raised in Milledgeville, Georgia. I am a current senior, completing a business administration bachelors degree at Savannah State University. In addition, I am apart of a modeling organization on campus called Lethal Allure Nation. Being an entrepreneur as a fashion designer is my dream career. I am currently working on my own designs to model. To see a bit of my work, you can follow my instagram @KnylaBee and add my Snapchat @Knyla_Bee.

@TheRReport1 September Producer of the Month: @doughboybeatz

Bradley Brandon (born September 1, 1988), better known by the alias Doughboy Beatz, is an American record producer from Columbus, Mississippi. He has produced for artists such as Young Jeezy, Gucci Mane, Yo Gotti, Soulja Boy, Waka Flocka Flame,Ace Hood, Juicy J, Lil Boosie, Cyhi Da Prynce and OJ Da Juiceman among others.

He has done music with many other acclaimed producers such as Drumma Boy, Shawty Redd, DJ Paul & Juicy J, Sonny Digital,Metro Boomin, Lil Lody, Honorable C.N.O.T.E and more.

At the age of 15, without any musical training, Brandon began using the FL Studio (f.k.a. Fruity Loops) beat-making program. After years honing his new craft, he began his production career by putting his work on SoundClick – a music-based community that allows artists to promote, stream, and sell their songs. Within a year, he landed his first major placement via SoundClick in producing Jive Records/Hitz Committee rapper Trai’D‘s infectious party number and breakout single “Gutta Chick”. Shortly after in 2008, he inked a publishing deal with Ultra International Music Publishing.

In 2010, Metro Boomin and Doughboy Beatz were introduced by So Icey Entertainment and 1017 Brick Squad Records producer Tay Beatz, as both closely worked with him on his Death of Tay Beatz mixtape series. Since then, Metro and Doughboy have continued working with together. Both have also openly credited one another in their mastering of beat-making software FL Studio. In 2014, Metro Boomin formally announced via Twitter he would be starting a production team with fellow producers Doughboy and Tennessee native Jay-O Luciano.

Doughboy Beatz received a nomination for “Beat of the Year” at the 2009 Southern Entertainment Awards for producing Trai’D’s “Gutta Chick”. Other nominees included Drumma Boy for Young Jeezy’s “Put On”, Shawty Redd for Big Kuntry King’s “Da Baddest”, Bangladesh for Lil Wayne’s “A Milli”, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League for Rick Ross’ “Maybach Music”, Midnight Black for Plies (rapper)’ “Who Hotter Than Me”, DJ Montay for Shawty Lo’s “Foolish”, Marvelous J for Rocko’s “Dis Morning” and Ben Frank for Yung LA’s “Ain’t I”.

@TheRReport1 Mixtape of the Week: Marty B & Cautious Loc- Juice To The Streets

The R Report Magazine is back with the new Mixtape of the Week. This week we have the highly anticipated debut from Marty B, and Cautious Loc entitled Juice To The Streets.  Off top these young guy got the talent, the lyrics, the punchlines, their wordplay is crazy. With singles like Slide, No Trust, Epic, Latest, and more. Juice To The Streets is available for download in the link below.

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City Girl's Yung Miami Speaks on JT Leaked Diss Toward Nicki Minaj, Cardi B & More

Yung Miami was feeling the heat after an old JT diss track surfaced online. In the video clip, JT calls Nicki Minaj a “ho,” touches on the Remy Ma versus Nicki beef and insists the City Girls are “gonna be selling out shows.”

In another audio clip, JT says Cardi B “had Love & Hip Hop to help her.” Miami quickly came to her defense and pointed out they were only joking.

“We were playing around, just freestyling on a beat,” she says during an Instagram Live session. “We never thought nobody was going to hear that shit. We never thought we were going to be signed. We never thought none of that. We was just playing around.

“I’m so aggravated y’all. Y’all is just aggravating as fuck. Y’all wanna end the City Girls so bad, but that ain’t gonna happen.”

City Girls and Cardi collaborated on the single “Twerk” in January. The song came with a NSFW video, which featured all women painted like exotic animals.

JT has been behind bars for over year. She was arrested in June 2018 and charged with aggravated identity theft. She was sentenced to 24 months in a Tallahassee prison.

Is Eminem Getting Ready to Come at Lord Jamar

Eminem has kept quiet as Lord Jamar, Conway The Machine, Royce Da 5’9 and DJ Vlad have dissected what he means to Hip Hop culture. But judging by a recent tweet from Slim Shady, he might not be silent for much longer.

On Wednesday (August 28), Em hopped on Twitter and issued a cryptic yet ominous warning.

“People think they want this problem ’til they get it,” he wrote.

Now, it’s entirely possibly it has nothing to do with the Brand Nubian MC at all, but it wouldn’t be surprising if a Lord Jamar diss was right around the corner.

Shady’s loyal compadre Royce Da 5’9 evidently had enough and went on a nearly 10-minute rant about — what he believes is — Lord Jamar’s irrelevant opinion on a top tier lyricist like Em.

Lil Wayne Says His New Album Funeral is on the Way

 Lil Wayne is getting closer to dropping his next album, Funeral, but he has some other irons in the fire as well.

According to a recent interview with New Orleans radio station Q93, the rap veteran has just partnered with video game company Ubisoft to release funny commercials and ads for the Ghost Recon Breakpoint marketing campaign.

Elsewhere in the interview, Weezy talks about the upcoming Lil’ Weezyana Fest, its new location and this year’s performers. He also touches on the current Young Money roster and  promises Funeral is coming soon.

“I’m gonna be dropping that by the end of the year, ” he says. “You know how it work. My album’s always done. It just takes Mack [Maine] to come in there to rack up a couple of songs and name them. That’s how it go round here. I work every day. It just take them to come in and say ‘let me get these twenty songs, can I have these and name them, and we go from there.'”

He adds he still spits all of his lyrics “off the top.”

“Same formula, I can’t write nothing down, I got way too old to be trying to read something,” he explains. “I can’t write nothing down, I’m going straight off the top … it makes everything more valid, more valuable.”

Listen to Pusha T ft Lauryn Hill- Coming Home

Pusha T is staying busy this week by releasing songs that have previously leaked online. After dropping the Kash Doll-assisted track “Sociopath” on Monday (August 26), King Push has delivered another cut titled “Coming Home” featuring Lauryn Hill.

The G.O.O.D. Music president’s collaboration with Hill leaked earlier this summer. Now that it’s officially out, HipHopDX has named it our Song of the Day.

Pusha has also announced his partnership with Brittany K. Barnett’s Buried Alive Projectand MiAngel Cody’s The Decarceration Collective to launch the Third Strike Coming Home campaign. The initiative seeks to free prisoners who’ve been affected by three-strikes drug laws.

To begin the campaign, Pusha has donated $25,000 to help Buried Alive Project and The Decarceration Collective hire lawyers for people serving life sentences for federal drug crimes.

Stream Pusha’s “Coming Home” featuring Hill above

Listen to Drake ft Rick Ross- Money in the Grave

Drake and Rick Ross have joined forces to bring to life the ominous black and white visual for their hit record “Money In The Grave.”

The video starts off in a remote oil field doubling as a dig site, as Drizzy with the dance moves shows off his footwork in a RZA T-shirt. The visual quickly delivers several overt flexes between cameos of Rozay, the OVO private jet and of course, footage of Drake with the Raptors NBA Finals championship trophy live in concert.

He nonchalantly teased the video in an Instagram post on Monday (August 26), simply writing, “Video out now… Link in bio.”

Drake is on a bit of a roll as of late, and considering his newest accolade of his ninth No. 1  Billboard 200 album with Care Package.

50 Cent Has Some Choice Words for the Emmys

50 Cent continued to show his contempt for the Emmy Awards while boasting about the success of his show Power. The G-Unit leader shared a press release about the ratings for the STARZ series’ sixth season premiere via Instagram and threw a jab at the Emmys in his post.

“The EMMY’s can kiss my black ass in slow motion,” he wrote. “Fuck em I’m #1 They a bunch of Bengay my back hurt smelling ass old people anyway. LOL #lecheminduroi #bransoncognac.”

50 previously expressed his frustration over Power’s lack of Emmy nominations while speaking at the Television Critics Association press tour. The outspoken rapper claimed race played a role in the show getting snubbed.

“I like to say it’s racial,” he said. “That’s the easy way to get out of things. People who are running and connected to these ceremonies are not necessarily cool people.”

QC's Control The Streets Vol. 2 Debuts in the Top 3 on the Billboard Top 200

Quality Control’s massive compilation Control The Streets Volume 2 surpassed its predecessor by debuting at No. 3. The original Control The Streets peaked at No. 5.

The 36-song album moved 63,746 total album equivalent units with only 1,372 of those copies coming from pure album sales. The LP’s performance couldn’t be much of a surprise due to the sheer amount of star power involved. Travis Scott, Megan Thee Stallion, Migos, DaBaby and Young Thug were among the many artists who contributed to the record.

@TheRReport1 High School Athlete of the Week: @jacurri5ive

The R Report Magazine is back with the High School Athlete of the Week. Each, and every week we spotlights a high school athlete from a different school based on their performance, we spotlight them giving them a little more platform for exposure. We're kicking things off with the Lowndes High Vikings sophomore QB Jacurri Brown. The sophomore quarterback dominated the first half this past Friday night (Aug 23rd) against Charles Drew. He was 4 for 4 with 92 yards, and a pair of touchdowns passes. Helping the Lowndes High Vikings dominate Charles Drew 69-6. Congratulations to Jacurri Brown for being The R Report Magazine High School Athlete of the Week.

@C0RYSTONE- Cosa Nostra #NewMusicMonday

We got another artist making his debut in #NewMusicMonday on The R Report. Cory Stone makes his debut with his visual for Cosa Nostra. I must say that I'm definitely loving the vibe for this single. I can this is a radio, and club track that can really blow to another level. Definitely want to hear more from Cory Stone. Check his video out up above in #NewMusicMonday on The R Report Magazine.

Mr. Chenier- Let's Chill NewMusicMonday

Mr. Chenier makes his debut in #NewMusicMonday with the nice joint entitled Let's Chill. The remake of Guy's classic track, Mr. Chenier turned this track into a nice grown & sexy track that you can definitely vibe to, I'm definitely rocking with it. Check out Mr. Chenier Let's Chill in #NewMusicMonday on The R Report Magazine.

Moe ft Deondre Sosa- Str8 Profit #NewMusicMonday

Augusta's own Moe makes his debut in #NewMusicMonday with his single entitled Str8 Profit featuring Deondre Sosa. This is another club joint that can be heard in clubs throughout the South. Something that you can definitely vibe, and relate to. Check out Moe ft Deondre Sosa Str8 Profit in #NewMusicMonday on The R Report Magazine.

@TheRReport1 Video of the Week: @TheRealCopyRyte- Never Had Sh*t

Copy Ryte makes his debut in #NewMusicMonday on The R Report with his visual for Never Had Shit. Off top I must say that his wordplay is insane. His punchlines are crazy. I'm definitely feeling this joint. This track is that real live struggle mixed in with something that you can hear in the clubs. Copy Ryte definitely have a bright future ahead in this music game. Check out Copy Ryte video up above in #NewMusicMonday on The R Report Magazine

Young Thug's "So Much Fun" Album Debuts at #1 on the Billboard Top 200 Chart

Young Thug's So Much Fun album begins its reign at the top of the charts.

On Sunday (Aug. 25), Billboard confirmed Thugger's new studio album debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 chart. As of Aug. 22, the 19-track album racked up at least 131,000 equivalent album units in total. According to Nielsen Music, only 5,000 of the overall sum consists of traditional album sales while the rest came from pure streaming activity.

Young Thug's So Much Fun had the fifth-largest streaming week for any album in 2019. It's also the second-largest week for a hip-hop album this year next to Juice Wrld’s Death Race for Love. So Much Fun is also Thugger's eighth consecutive top 40-charting project and serves as his fifth project to hit the top 10. His other top 10 projects include Super Slimey (with Future) and Beautiful Thugger Girls, Jeffery and Slime Season 3.

So Much Fun is was executive-produced by J. Cole, who appears on "The London" with Travis Scott. The album holds 19 tracks featuring the likes of Future, 21 Savage, Juice Wrld, Lil Baby, Gunna, Lil Uzi Vert, Quavo and plenty more.

Now that the album is finally in rotation across the country, Thugger seems to be shifting his focus on his upcoming tour with Machine Gun Kelly and a new joint project with Juice Wrld coming soon.

Congratulations to Young Thug for his first No. 1 album.

Listen to Peewee Longway "Blue M&M 4"

Peewee Longway has added a new entry to The Blue M&M mixtape series.

The Atlanta-based trap rapper’s Blue M&M 4 project features 16 tracks. Quavo, Key Glock, Krazy Blacx, MPA Wicced and MPA HeadShakur contribute to the fourth edition of the series.

View Peewee’s The Blue M&M 4 stream, cover art and tracklist below.

1. Wakanda
2. Whole Alot of Love
3. Fiji Water
4. Up Up
5. Frost Bite
6. Gun Them Down f. Key Glock
7. Side Chicc f. MPA Wicced
8. Smell
9. Strong
10. White Chicc’s f. Krazy Blacx
11. Won’t Fit
12. Lon Lon
13. Youngins
14. Bags f. MPA HeadShakur
15. Murder Rate f. Quavo
16. Fux Wit Shorty

Listen to Jeezy's New Album "TM104"

Jeezy has released TM104, which he previously claimed would be his final album. Although the Snowman has wavered a bit on whether or not this is actually the end, the project is his last release for Def Jam and the conclusion to his Thug Motivation series.

The trap rap pioneer’s latest LP is comprised of 18 tracks. The project features collaborations with Rick Ross, Meek Mill, CeeLo Green, Gunna, Ty Dolla $ign, Queen Naija, Ball Greezy, John Legend and Noah Scharf.

Check out Jeezy’s TM104 stream, cover art and tracklist below.

Jeezy has shared the tracklist for his upcoming album TM104 a few days before it officially drops.

The Snowman’s final LP will feature 18 songs. Guests include Rick Ross, Meek Mill, CeeLo Green, Ty Dolla $ign and John Legend, among others.

“Why call it a track list, when it’s more like the chapters to the Greatest Story Ever Told,” Jeezy wrote via Instagram. “4 more days till !! #TheLegendofTheSnowman #TM104 8.23 Pre-Order Now Jeezyshop.com.”

Check out Jeezy’s TM104 tracklist below.

1. The EnTRAPreneur
2. Big $hit
3. Look Like
4. Better Tell ‘Em
5. Mr. Pyrex
6. Already Rich f. CeeLo Green
7. 1 Time
8. Oh Yea f. Ball Greezy
9. White Keys
10. MLK BLVD f. Meek Mill
11. ’06 f. Rick Ross
12. Don’t Make Me
13. Fake Love f. Queen Naija
14. All Night f. Gunna
15. 4Play f. Ty Dolla $ign
16. Play It Safe f. Noah Scharf
17. Don’t Forget
18. The Real MVP f. John Legend

Tee Grizzley Finally Break His Silences About the Shooting Death of His Aunt/Manager

 Only a few days after Tee Grizzley’s manager was killed in a Detroit shooting, the Motor City rapper has spoken out about her untimely death. On Friday (August 23), Tee shared a video of 41-year-old Jobina Brown to his Instagram account.

“Since I was 12,” he wrote in the caption. “We been going everywhere together how you gone go to heaven without me???? Idek what to say JB I just wanted to show the world yo smile I love you so much.”

In the clip, Brown doesn’t realize Tee is filming her but once she does, she smiles and quickly covers her face.

Several of Tee’s peers sent words of encouragement in the comment section.

Fetty Wap wrote, “She watching over you now bro keep showin out for her,” while PnB Rock said, “YOU GOT A HELLUVA ANGEL NOW BRO.”

Casanova, Moneybagg Yo, Young Ma, Fabolous, Asian Da Brat and Jay Rock showed their support as well.

Brown was shot and killed on Tuesday night (August 20) after a gunman opened fire on their Cadillac Escalade. Tee and the driver weren’t hit, but Brown was struck multiple times and ultimately succumbed to her wounds.

Royce Da 5'9 Gets at Lord Jamar For His Comments Towards Eminem

Lord Jamar is one of Eminem’s most outspoken detractors and VladTV has provided the perfect platform for the Brand Nubian MC to spew his vitriol at Slim Shady for years.

But Royce Da 5’9 has evidently had enough. On Thursday (August 22), the Slaughterhouse alum went on a nearly 10-minute diatribe slamming both Jamar and DJ Vlad for continuing to criticize Em.

“If people knew how much money he made off this shit they’d probably look at it different,” Royce begins “Especially Lord Jamar. You a legend in the game, you part of a legendary group. You going and sitting in this man’s couch, sitting in this man’s chair, and you running up these views cause you got so much controversial shit to say about one fuckin’ person. [Vlad] walks away with the cheque and you walk away craving attention. I don’t even like seeing niggaas in that space. I don’t like seeing you in that space brutha.

“Talking about Em like ‘real niggas don’t listen to his music. First of all, you not the measuring stick of who’s real, who’s cool. I don’t know what you think about us over here, or you think about me. I understand you said you respect 50, but the other niggas know who I don’t respect. I don’t care about none of that shit. You don’t have to respect me just don’t disrespect me. I don’t want no problems with nobody and I don’t want to have to fuck nobody up.”

Royce also questions when Jamar became the metric for what people listen to in the hood.

“You’re not cool to me, you’re not tough to me, you’re not the measuring stick of what street niggas listen to,” he continues.”I don’t look at you like no type of street nigga. I look at you the same way you look at Marshall [Mathers]. You say he talk about a bunch of shit he don’t do? I feel like you rapped about a bunch of shit you never did, and you still ain’t doing. What’s really the difference?”

Snoop Dogg Compares Nipsey Hussle to Jesus

In the wake of Nipsey Hussle’s March 31 shooting death, more and more people have been drawn to his story. During a recent interview with The Breakfast Club,Snoop Dogg was asked to explain how Neighborhood Nip compares to Jesus Christ.

“Look at the impact that he had, the same impact Jesus had,” he said. A lot of people didn’t know him, but they sure wanted to know about him once he passed away. Then once they found out about him, they understood what his legacy was about. Now, his legacy is living even bigger with him not being here. So that’s why I say, ‘I ain’t never seen Jesus, but I’ve been hearing about it.'”

Snoop also commented on how Nipsey almost looks like Jesus.

“We gotta lot of faith in him and we know if you believe in him, this is gonna happen ’cause your grandparents and the Bible been giving you all this information,” he continued. “It’s like, that’s what he is. When we gone, that’s what he gonna be like because you can’t touch him, you can’t see him, you only have images of him and his image look like Jesus. The bone structure, the eyes … I’m looking at him like, ‘Man, please.’ It is what it is.”

Elsewhere in the interview, Snoop talks about his new album I Wanna Thank Me, marriage, Death Row Records, Tupac Shakur, getting in shape and his thoughts on JAY-Z’s recent alignment with the National Football League.