The Aussie woman who was injured (and received 16 stitches) as a result of the Drake and Chris Brown NYC bottle battle has spoken out about the injustice of her injury. Looks like Breezy wasn’t the only person who sustained a gash. But he’s famous and a bit more fair game than an innocent bystander.
There are several new (and somewhat soap operatic) updates to the Chris Brown and Drake epic fight that allegedly took place at a New York City club this morning (June 14), that left Breezy with a deep and blooded gash in his chin:
Singer Chris Brown tweeted a photo of a cut on his chin early this morning, and now TMZ has confirmed that he sustained the injury after getting into a bar fight with Drake's entourage. TMZ reports that the altercation happened at WIP nightclub and five people were injured in the throw down.
Hallelujah! Rapper Drake joined Philly spitfire Meek Mill to shoot a video for their song ‘Amen,’ which appears on Mill’s ‘Dreamchasers II’ mixtape. The rap duo filmed the clip on a hot Sunday afternoon (June 10) on the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, where Sylvester Stallone ran up those steps in the 1976 classic film ‘Rocky.’
Young Money superstars Drake and Nicki Minaj will make their film debuts as prehistoric elephants in the upcoming flick ‘Ice Age 4: Continental Drift.’ Elephants? Let us explain. Drizzy and the Harajuku Barbie are the voices of two Mammoths nam
Another day, another Twitter beef. This time it’s a three-way dis-a-thon between Chris Brown, Meek Mill and Drake. All of this is bewildering and unnecessary so bare with us as we tried to sort the tweets out.
If you ever wondered what a Drake and Chris Brown collaboration would sound like, wonder no more. An unreleased song called ‘Yamaha Mama’ hit the Internet recently and it sounds really good. The song originally featured Soulja Boy, but on this version, his verses were removed (a wise decision).
Drake launched the second leg of his Club Paradise Tour in Concord, Calif., Monday night (May 7), this time bringing several guests along, including 2 Chainz, French Montana, Waka Flocka Flame and Meek Mill. Undoubtedly, with so many top-notch rappers on the bill, this was “paradise” for many rap fans waiting to see a good hip-hop show.
Waka Flocka Flame is ready to go hard in the paint for his homie Drake. The Atlanta rhyme-slinger is part of an all-star bill on the Young Money superstar’s Club Paradise Tour, which kicks off its second leg next month.
