Gucci Mane Feat Young Thug – Guwop Home

Gucci Mane is back with his brand new visual called Guwop Home featuring Young Thug produced by Mike Will Made It and Zaytoven. Gucci Mane and Young Thug are celebrating the fact that “Guwop Home.” 

Where Did We Go Wrong?

(The Wrap-Up Magazine) Now tell me where we went wrong with love and maybe we can fix it. Why did we let everything change? With all the violence going on in the world, how can no-one see that its time for a change. “When things go wrong, you'll find they usually go on getting worse for some time; but when things once start going right they often go on getting better and better.”

The world need a better hand and new leadership. People act like they don't bleed until it touches home. “The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong it usually turns out to be impossible to get at or repair” “Just don't give up on trying to do what you really want to do. Where there is love and inspiration, I don't think you can go wrong.”

Doc Strange Ft Guilty Simpson - Futuristic Handgun

(The Wrap-Up Magazine) Arlington, Texas emcee Doc Strange presents "Futuristic Handgun", his self-produced new single featuring Guilty Simpson. Strange is prepping for the release of his new EP Sindrome.

Mikey Vegaz - 100 Bands

(The Wrap-Up Magazine) Portland rapper Mikey Vegaz is back once again picking up with pace in his latest visuals for 100 Bands. Mikey takes you to his side of life and shows what it costs to be the boss. A street legend in Portland, MV's past and present reflect his art as a person that seen ups and downs and still be able to come out on top.

Filthy Rich - Favorite Lil Thotty

(The Wrap-Up Magazine) Southside Chicago rapper Filthy Rich presents "Favorite Lil Thotty", his new Serious Beats-produced single from Reservoir Dog. Reservoir Dogs will be Filthy's first album since he overcame end stage renal failure, which he was diagnosed with just before he released his 2013 album White Devil.

Future Signs New Deal With Reebok

Rapper Future announced a new partnership deal with Reebok, Complex points out. The rapper posted pictures of himself modeling the brand’s “Overbranded” InstaPump Fury line, which is set to be released as part of Reebok’s Fall 2016 campaign. Future joins Kendrick Lamar and Swizz Beats on the Reebok roster.

“I’m excited to kick off the summer with Reebok by my side. It’s a natural fit for me to work with a brand like Reebok that also shares my beliefs in moving culture forward and being passionate in what you believe in. Not only am I honored, but I feel privileged to be a part of the family.”

Nick Cannon Joins Black Lives Matter Protest

Cannon has released a series of politically charged spoken word pieces over the past few months, occasionally appearing with beads and a head wrap. Such was the case during Thursday's actions, after which he credited past Black Hollywood activists Harry Belafonte and Dick Gregory for their influence. "I like to practice what I preach so I'm in these communities constantly and taking meetings with district attorneys about criminal justice reform and prison reform. And it's so important, I mean, I've been given the spotlight so I want to say the proper things at the proper times," he told Entertainment Tonight. Dozens were arrested for civil disobedience offenses in the New York City rallies, before attention on them was lost to news of an assault at a protest in Dallas that claimed the lives of 5 police officers and injured half a dozen others.

The streets of New York City were no exception to the numerous locales that drew nationwide protests over the police shootings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, when on Thursday [July 7], demonstrations reared up from Union Square to Times Square. One such rally was led by America's Got Talent host Nick Cannon, who marched behind the banner of #BlackLivesMatter. Cannon is only one of scores of celebrities to speak out against police violence in the wake of Tuesday and Wednesday's shootings, turning the righteous direction he's recently set a path towards into action with thousands behind him.

Young Thug Models In A Dress

Whats really going on! The rapper wore a black pin striped dress with pants underneath, in an ad featuring the caption, “I disobey in #mycalvins.” While the controversial ad will certainly shake things up, this is not the first time Thugger has sported a dress in pictures. When his career first started taking off, he was seen multiple times wearing dresses and using language that many questioned, like calling his friends "bae" and "hubby."

Young Thug has pushed the envelope with his fashion throughout the years, and now he's landed an ad for Calvin Klein's Fall 2016 Womenswear campaign. He joins other fashion revolutionists like Jaden Smith, who recently claimed that wearing dresses in public will help push the plight of transgender children forward.

Street Ways To Reform Gun Control

First off ask yourself whats is gun-control? How do gun end up in people hands? Why are people being killed with them? Is the United States addicted to guns? Is it a quest for freedom or a question of culture? As the US struggles with a debate on its gun laws, Gun laws must be reformed to a new image before its too late.

Obama renewed his push for gun control measures Friday as he condemned the “senseless murders” of five Dallas police officers in Dallas. More gun control laws would reduce gun deaths. There were 464,033 total gun deaths between 1999 and 2013.

Gun control (or firearms regulation) refers to laws or policies that regulate within a jurisdiction the manufacture, sale, transfer, possession, modification, or use by others. The House will vote on gun-control legislation this week as part of a broader package of counter terrorism measures, but it will do little to end the political discord.

Ways To Reform Gun Control

My question is this! Why is there so many gun created when there are only so many cops? Oh, let me guess, its all for the money. America has a capitalism problem and it also needs to be addressed. Here is a list of laws that should be reformed below.

1. New Laws On Gun Makers: Do? all the police have guns? if so, then that's enough, why we still creating more and more everyday. I don't see any steel mills in the hoods of poor people so were not just making them.

2. Officers Retire! Leave The Weapons At The Office: I've saw to many incidents on and retired officer home getting broke into and the burglar getting away with many weapons. That's has been a problem for too many years.

Elijah Cummings Talks Police Killings

Cummings, who is black, all but begged Comey to do something to help break the pattern of unarmed black people being killed by police. Just this week, Alton Sterling was shot dead in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, while selling CDs outside of a convenience store, and Philando Castile was shot and killed near St. Paul, Minnesota, after being pulled over for a busted tail light.

Representative Elijah Cummings, a Democrat from Maryland and ranking member of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, waits to begin a hearing with James Comey, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), not pictured, in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Thursday, July 7, 2016. Comey is appearing before the committee to explain his finding that no reasonable prosecutor would bring a criminal case against Hillary Clinton, the former secretary of state and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, even though she and her staff were extremely careless in their handling of highly classified information.

The Maryland Democrat said he woke up Thursday morning “to my wife literally crying” while watching a video of Sterling being shot. Then she watched the video of Castile bleeding out in his car. Cummings, who represents the majority of the mostly black neighborhoods of Baltimore, said he’s fortunate he’s never been harmed by police. Still, he said he’s been pulled over “50 million times” for no clear reason, and it’s all connected to people of color being targeted by law enforcement.