Steph Curry Surpasses Reggie Miller

 

Golden State Warriors‘ superstar guard, Steph Curry has once again found himself making NBA history. This time, he surpasses Hall of Famer, Reggie Miller for the second-most career three-pointers ever made.

During his 18 year NBA career, Reggie Miller made 2,560 three-pointers in 1,389 regular season games. Curry passes Miller in the all-time scoring records early on in his 715th game against the Utah Jazz. In just his 12th year in the NBA, Curry now records 2,561 threes and counting. Holding first place is legendary shooter Ray Allen with 2,973 career threes, which is a little over 400 three-pointers more than Curry’s current record. With a cushion of half a thousand beyond the arc shots, Allen’s title as NBA’s all-time three-point shooter should remain safe during the 2021 season. However, at the pace of Curry’s rise to the all-time leaderboard, Curry will likely surpass Allen in the second half of the 2021-2022 season.

Nas Drops "27 Summers" #Video Featuring DJ Khaled

 

Nas has released a new visual for his “27 Summers” track from his most recent, thirteenth studio album entitled King’s Disease. In the music video, we see the legendary Queens rapper dressed in a suit and fedora as he looks back on his rap career. Nas then goes to Miami to hit the golf course with DJ Khaled who pays homage to the rapper’s prolific career — it’s been 27 years since Nas released his iconic Illmatic album in 1994.

“27 Summers” is the latest visual following Nas’ collaborative videos with Five Foreign and A$AP on the track “Spicy” and “Replace Me” with Don Toliver, Big Sean, and Hit-Boy, trailing the release of his King’s Disease album in August.

Eminem Unleashes 'Higher' #MusicVideo

The UFC's Dana White and ESPN's Michael Eaves co-star in Eminem's new music video for "Higher."

In the clip, which features a mock SportsCenter interview segment midway through, Eminem gets ready for "a battle for the ages" -- amping himself up with "Higher," off of the rapper's Music to be Murdered By – Side B album.

#Stream The Scnd - A Place For No Angel @nocontextscnd @CNNMON1 #NowPlayingonTWUM

 

R&B songwriter/producer/artist The Scnd releases new music via Spotify titled "A Place For No Angel." Be sure to show love to the artist by streaming to your playlist!

#PressPlay Rich Forbez - Bean City Glide #MusicVideo @RichForbez7564

 

For the third time, artist in Lima, Ohio have been pooping up under the hashtag #BeanCity. Although 2020 was a slow year for the city, there were a few artist who stood out and Young Sity was one of them.

Rich Forbez ranges out of the City of Lima, Ohio. He is know for being a music producer and artist. This time Rich Forbez steps into the dance scene with a radio hit titled "Bean City Glide." Forbez connected with the kids in his local community to put together this viral dance video.

Kelly Price Talks Mariah Carey, R. Kelly and More

 

Kelly Price speaks on being married, reintroduces herself, meeting Mariah Carey, untold R. Kelly story & much more!

50 Cent‘s ‘This is 50’ had the pleasure of catching up with Kelly Price recently, inviting the ‘He Proposed’ vocalist to an interview carried out by Young Jack Thriller, snapped beside her above.

The Untold Documentary of Onyx

 

The Untold Story of Onyx, Who Fredro Starr, Sticky Fingaz, Sonny Seeza (Suave'), Big D.S and producer ChySkillz can never be imagined. Their unique success story has to be lived out to the fullest. One of Hip Hop's biggest groups spearheaded by the legendary DJ - Jam Master Jay of Run Dmc. Onyx defied the odds in 1993 and took an aggressive sound, style and movement Platinum plus.

How much is Master P worth?

 

While most of Master P's work in the music industry has been behind the scenes in recent years, he's often considered one of the richest rappers, surpassing even Snoop Dogg in his reported net worth.

To understand how Master P became so wealthy, you have to look at his long career, beyond what he's done with music. He founded his first record label, No Limit Records, in 1991, signing big names like Snoop Dogg and Mystikal.

His music group, TRU, then took off that decade, releasing his own music outside of TRU and continuing work for his record label. In that same 10-year span, he also played for two professional basketball teams.