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    Young Money Problems: Is It the Fall of YMCMB?

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    By Troy Patterson on December 3, 2014 Entertainment

    Remember when the Wu Tang Clan was the biggest group in hip hop and no one could stop their momentum? How about when Dipset ran the streets in the early to mid 2000’s? What about the Ruff Ryders when DMX, The LOX, Eve and Swizz Beatz was the only thing hot in the streets?

    The above groups and their members still have a presence in the music game, but have certainly seen a decline in popularity and influence. Without major labels backing them, such artists have less reach to this generation. It’s not a question about their previous impact, it’s just a sad reality kingdoms fall and so do rappers. Nothing last forever.   In every rap group just like a kingdom there are cycles they go through. The rise to power, Stardom Phase, I’m Still Hood Phase, Decline Phase, and last: the Old Rapper phase. I might expand on these phases for my next article, but for now just think about the current state of Young Money/Cash Money.

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    Lil Twist left Young Money records after allegedly robbing a young TV star.

    Lil Twist has left the group and he now on the run for allegedly a physical altercation and robbery of Nickelodeon child star Nick Massey and his brother. In hip hop your image and street code are your life line. So when Turk, a former member made allegations that Baby and members of Cash Money used to kiss all the time. Fans started to question the sexual nature of the relationships in the group. If you remember years ago Lil Wayne walked on 106 and Park and kissed Baby on the mouth and made a tidal wave effect on their credibility as superstar, thug playboys.

    nicki minaj controversial nazi video
    Nicki Minaj has since apologized for the controversial imagery for video “Only”

    Nicki Minaj has also been taking a lot of heat for her new video and the imagery that is reminiscent of the Nazi symbolism Hitler used during his tyrannical reign of terror. Nicki has since apologized for it, but I think her “My new boyfriend is Jewish, so I can’t be racist”, the excuse is lackadaisical at best. It’s like saying, “I’m not sexist, how could I be I have a mother?” I’m not saying Nicki is anti-Semitic, but I thought Nicki was at the stage in her career where she has the power to approve of disapprove her videos and imagery before it goes public. Birdman aka Baby also has some issues going on. He owes over 1 million for a construction, renovation to the Zankey construction company that worked on the project.

    Now, this is not cause for an alarm YMCMB fans. They can pull through these troubled waters and come out better than before. My hope is these setbacks don’t become long lasting hurtful roadblocks for them.

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    I was born in Long Branch New Jersey. During childhood I wanted to become a chef such as Bobby Flay or Martin Yen. I graduated from Johnson and Wales University in 2003 with the expectation of making a career into the foodservice industry. The dream slowly faded away after years of lusterless opportunities that only lead to more experience, but career growth. In 2007 I was hired in the telecommunications industry as a customer service representative. During these last few years the passion for writing grew as I had to learn to express myself in distinct ways. Today I am in pursuit in of a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism this year and I have a blog that has been running for a year. Also my articles have been published in two separate entertainment magazines with an established fan base. In addition to that LIB Magazine appointed their “Video of the Day,” which I search viral content that is SEO friendly. This is in addition to writing for the hip hop section of the magazine where I talk about issues within the hip hop community. I also talk about topics touch directly within the hip hop community in Long Island. I also write on my own blog about social issues and news stories that seems too unbelievable to be true.

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