In an effort to provide Craig Mack with his own platform to speak, longtime friend and former manager Alvin Toney collaborated with Erick Purvis and Vincent DiGregorio on a documentary chronicling the life of the Hip Hop pioneer. In the soon-to-be-released documentary, Mack not only sheds light on his early life and music career but also addresses the rumors regarding the cult, along with allegations of sexual misconduct by the ministry leader. In the accompanying clip released via VladTV, Craig Mack discusses the incident that made him leave the music industry altogether, where fearing for his life, he seriously contemplated murdering an unnamed record executive but had a sudden change of heart.

Be sure to keep an eye an out for the Craig Mack Documentary slated for release soon. 

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The King of Posse Cuts is back with his latest offering titled, “I Did It For My Dawgs.” DJ Khaled‘s latest single features some of the hottest emcees currently in the hip-hop game. The track produced by Beat Bully, contains some of the dopest verses heard in awhile from Rick Ross, Meek Mill, French Montana, Ace Hood and Jadakiss. The newest posse cut from Khaled‘s latest album titled, Kiss The Ring, is one to add along with The Dopest Posse Cuts of All Time like, A Tribe Called Quest‘s “Scenario”, Puff Daddy & The Family‘s “It’s All About The Benjamins”, Kanye West‘s “Monster”, Stop The Violence Movement‘s “Self Destruction”, Marley Marl‘s “The Symphony”, Craig Mack‘s, “Flava In Your Ear (Remix)”, West Coast All Stars‘ “We’re All In The Same Gang”, Master P‘s “Make Em Say Ugh” and LL‘s, “I Shot Ya (Remix).”

On DJ Khaled‘s latest offering each rapper spits their own definition of what it means to stay loyal to their closest friend (or dawg). As each emcee takes their turn over this bumping 808 beat, you get the true meaning of what it means to give your last for your homeboy, in order to gain respect from them. Yet again, DJ Khaled has himself another hit single that will get him another million selling plaque to bring home and hang on his wall.

Song Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UKZAog61DE

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