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The former Cash Money Records rapper was previously arrested in February of 2010 on drug charges after police found marijuana during a search of his home. He was given six months probation in that case.

Source: AllHipHop.com

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Reminisce with us as we go down a list of some of the folks that we hope didn’t drop the soap this year.

T.I.

T.I. probably had the worst year when it comes to being in jail.  After serving a jail sentence on federal weapons charges, T.I was released from a halfway house on March 26th and put on  probation.  However on September 1st, T.I. was arrested again after the driver of his car made an illegal u-turn.  Police searched the vehicle and found drugs in the car.

T.I. went back to jail on November 1st to serve an 11 month sentence.

Lil’ Wayne

Weezy did a bid on Rikers Island from March 8 to November 4th on weapons charges.  During his time in the clink, Weezy managed to release several music videos that he shot before going in, as well as the I Am Not A Human Being album.

DMX

DMX was in and out of jail this year. In March, he went in for violating his probation. After being released in July, he went back to jail three weeks later on a reckless driving charge for 90 days.  On November 19th, he was arrested for violating his probation again.

Suge Knight

The former Death Row Records head was arrested for driving with a suspended license in early December, but earlier in the year, Suge was nabbed by police for ordering a hit on a man.

Foxy Brown

Foxy Brown was arrested this summer after violating a protective order placed on her by her neighbor, Arlene Richmond.  Richmond claimed that Foxy yelled at her and mooned her.

Wiz Khalifa

The “Black and Yellow” rapper was busted in November after police found a sizable amount of marijuana on his tourbus.  He was charged with possession and trafficking.

Jae Millz

The Young Money rapper was arrested in May after his girlfriend called the cops on him during an argument.  Police found that Millz was in possession of marijuana.

Kid Cudi

The Cudster was arrested on June 11th in New York and charged with felony criminal mischief and possession of a controlled substance after police were called in response to a disturbance involving Cudi and an unidentified woman.  Cudi later admitted that the controlled substance he was caught with was cocaine.

Ice T

Though he plays a cop on Law & Order, Ice T found himself on the wrong side of the law in July when he was arrested for driving with expired auto insurance. The charge was later dismissed.

Too $hort

The Bay Area hip-hop legend was arrested and charged with three counts of misdemeanor battery in July after a scuffle in an Idaho concert venue.

Petey Pablo

Petey Pablo found himself in serious trouble on September 11th when he was arrested at Raleigh-Durham International Airport after airport security found a gun in his carry-on luggage.

Juvenile

In February, Juvenile was arrested at his home after police responded to a call from his neighbors complaining about the smell of marijuana coming from the home.

Flesh-N-Bone of Bone Thugz N Harmony

In March, the Bone Thugz member was arrested during a concert in the group’s hometown of Cleveland on warrants for felonious assault with a firearm, and domestic violence.

Karriem “Biggs” Burke

The co-founder of Roc-A-Fella Records was arrested in October, along with 43 other people, on federal drug charges.

Khia

The raunchy female rapper was arrested in September for “endangering security interests.”

Juvenile was sentenced to six months of probation after he pleaded guilty to possessing marijuana last week.

According to police, Juvenile was arrested in February of 2010, after neighbors called the police to complain about the smell of smoke emanating from the house in Arabi.

Juvenile, born Terius Gray, was at the residence utilizing a home recording studio when police knocked on the door to investigate the neighbors’ claim.

A search of the house turned up a small amount of marijuana in the kitchen, which Juvenile admitted was his.

Read the whole article on AllHipHop.com!

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Even a hole-in-the wall club can deliver a great time, it’s all about the tunes! These 9 (don’t ask why we chose 9) classics are the ones that have you throwing your drinks in the air, wining your waist and singing in the ear of that stranger your dancing with.

Foxy Brown and Black Street- Gotta Get You Home

This is how one night stands happen.

Ll Cool J- Doin’ It

This is the song that gets all the females grinding!

Bel Biv Devoe- Poison

All the 80′s babies stand up!

Juvenile- Back That Ass Up

A** shaking contest in full effect!

Chopper-Choppa Style

Dirty South stand up!

Ciara- Promise

You have to have rhythm to dance to this.

Soulja Boy Tell’em- Donk

A** shaking contest part 2.

Fatman Scoop- Be Faithful

Get the crowd hype!

Queen Pen- Party Ain’t A Party

Keep the party poppin’

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Juvenile replied to a fan calling her an ugly b*tch, and later threatened to slap another. Usually fans do something to bother an uptight celeb by saying something down right rude and insensitive but all this fan said was:

Welp, Juvey seems to be taking it way too personal!

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New Orleans bred emcee Juvenile recently sat down in an exclusive interview with Hip-Hop Wired to discuss his feelings on the oil spill that surrounds his home state as well as his take on the arrest of the police officers who murdered countless Hurricane Katrina victims during the storm.

In regards to the killings by the police officers, Juve states that he “wasn’t surprised” because the senseless acts of violence by police officers is something that has plagued the New Orleans’ hoods for years.

“I really am not shocked that they got caught,” Juvenile said. “We have been telling people this for years. I am more surprised that people were shocked more than anything because if they had been listening to us back then the people may still be alive today.”

As for the oil spill Juvenile is convince that it might be time to pack up and leave his home town:

“… Basically with one leak the oil spill killed New Orleans, so in my opinion the smartest thing for anyone to do would be to move away, honestly that is what I am looking to do because there will only be so long before the oil starts to affect our water and what can we do then..die and that’s what will happen if we don’t leave.”

WATCH THE FULL JUVENILE VIDEO AT HIP-HOP WIRED BY CLICKING HERE.

We purposely left out the obvious smash hit “Dear Mama” by Pac.

Juvenile- She Get It From Her Mama

The ultimate homage to a mother- ” Where she get her class from? She get it from her momma” “Damn That Girl Sexy, Her momma got a** too” Where else can you find compliments for a daughter and mother in the same song?

Lil’ Wayne- My N*gga

Even though Wayne refers to his love interest as “My N*gga” he compliments her and says nothing but nice hings about a woman’s strength while holding him down! Mom would smile!

Biggie Smalls- Juicy

This inspirational song is honorable because it showcases a single mothers strife and achievements. Any mom would be proud to the woman in the video throwing something at the landlord!

Drake- I Just Want to Be Successful

Now what mother wouldn’t be proud when her son understands that being successful if essential in life.

Jay-Z- You Don’t Know

“Momma ain’t raised no fool.Put me anywhere on God’s green earth, I’ll triple my worth” That’s right, if Jay- Z was my son I would be super proud. Any mom would be proud to hear a young black man spittin’ knowledge.

LL Cool J- Mama Said Knock You Out

“Mama Said Knock You Out”- what an obedient son!

Lil Webbie- Independent

Bigging up the Independent Women without calling them  b*tches- mom would applaud!

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You can’t deny the magnitude of these Spring-time bangers, so sit back turn up your speakers and enjoy!

1995-This Is How We Do It- Montell Jorden

Total- Can’t You See

1996-CrossRoads- Bone Thugs And Harmony

Down Low- R.Kelly

1997-Hypnotize- Biggie

1998-DMX- How’s It Going Down

1999-Back that Azz Up- Juvenile

Big Pimpin’- Jay-Z

So Anxious- Ginuwine

Best Of Me Remix-Mya Ft Jay-Z

Where I Wanna Be- Donnell Jones

2000-Thong Song- Sisqo

Joe- Stutter

DMX- What These B*tches Want?

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New Orleans rapper and former Hot Boys member Juvenile was arrested earlier this afternoon after police found a small amount of marijuana in his home.

According to reports, a neighbor called police when they smelled the odor of marijuana emanating from a house on Livingston Avenue, in Arabi, St. Bernard Parish.

When police arrived at the house around 3:00 PM and knocked on the door, a producer for the rapper answered the door and a cloud of smoke rushed the officers.

According to reports, the producer, Leroy Edwards, refused to cooperate with police, who obtained a search warrant and later found a half an ounce of marijuana in the kitchen.

Juvenile claimed the drugs and both men were arrested. Both have posted bond.

Click here to read the whole story on AllHipHop.com

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With both of their new albums, Too Hood 2 Be Hollywood and Cocky & Confident in stores now, it was only fitting that B.G and Juve to speak on the Hot Boyz phenomenon, their break-up and eventual reunion.

Juvenile talks about his new album Cocky and Confident hitting stores on December 1st.

I like Juve but his voice sounds a little off in this one. But what do you all think? Is “Gotta Get It” Hot or Not?

Is it Hot or Not?

Are you excited about this like I am? This takes me back to 1997 when I was in Morganza, Louisiana and my cousins were bumpin’ this tape by an unknown rap group out of New Orleans.

Remember this:

Check out the video below:

VIA DX:

Six years after The Hot Boys released Let ‘Em Burn, their last project before they officially split, Juvenile, Lil Wayne, B.G., Turk, and producer Mannie Fresh are in talks for a reunion, according to Vibe.

“I already signed the deal,” Juvenile told Vibe late last month, “so for me I’m gonna definitely say it’s a go. I already received the check.”

The New Orleans group officially split back in 2003 amidst rumors of financial mismanagement and infighting, although group members Juvenile, B.G., and Turk left Cash Money Records earlier in 2002. Despite previous issues however, members believe that now is a good time to get back together.

For more about the Hot Boys reunion, please click here! Share your thoughts in the comments section!

While Cash Money Records, fronted by acts Lil Wayne and Birdman, is currently raking in the dough by the millions, a former employee is wondering where his cash is at.

Tristan Jones, aka “T-Mix,” has recently filed a lawsuit against the New Orleans record label stemming from an alleged breach of contract. In the suit, Jones states that he signed an exclusive production deal with Cash Money in November of 2005, which also included his expertise in programming, arranging, and mixing.

The contract, which evidently ended in 2007, had allegedly promised Jones production royalties on all projects he performed on, including Lil Wayne’s Tha Carter II and Birdman’s 5 * Stunna. While Jones has stated he has received partial payments amounting to about $187,000, he believes his contribution of over 40 master recordings spanning two years is cause for a larger stipend.

Cash Money Records, which was founded by Ronald “Slim” Williams and Brian “Baby/Birdman” Williams, has allegedly grossed over $30 million because of Jones contributions, says his attorney. The lawsuit demands nearly $2.25 million in owed income.

SOURCE: HipHopDX