RiFF RaFF & The Hot 97 Debacle

Photo by Bianca Fioritti

This weekend saw many things happen with HOT 97’s Summer Jam commencing where super RATCHET VINES were created and even RiFF RaFF got banned from the festivities. After getting straight up SHITTED on in a interview with Hot 97 (interview below) , RiFF RaFF still must’ve thought Hot 97 had some love towards him, you know with him being a hot rapper and all….To Riff’s surprise that couldn’t be the furthest from the truth as he took to Twitter (everyone’s news source) to air out the fact he has been banned from performing.

HAHA SO HOT 97 BANNED ME FROM SUMMER JAM 2013 iN NEW YORK EVEN THO i GOT 2ND PLACE iN VOTES…..i CAN’T BELiEVE THAT AFTER ALL i HAVE DONE FOR U THAT U WOULD STOOP SO LOW AS TO BANNED ME FROM SUMMER JAM iN NEW YORK @OldManEbro@Hot97….CAN FORGiVE U FOR THAT WEAK ASS AMBUSH iNTERViEW STUNT U PULLED AT HOT 97 BUT TO BANNED ME FROM SUMMER JAM iS SELFiSH & FOUL @OldManEbro

Came across this ratchet vine, someone shot som (*NSFW) video of a dude getting some work done on him while the show played…Girl get some class…And take off that shower cap!

Bruno Mars Mother Passed AWAY!

Rocker Bruno Mars’ mom, Bernadette Hernandez, died of a brain aneurysm on Saturday, reports CNN.

Hernandez, a hula dancer and singer who emigrated from the Philippines, died at the Queens Medical Center in Honolulu, Hawaii, a rep for the singer told CNN Sunday. AP also reported the news. Bernadette Hernandez was 55.

After Earth Not As Big of an Attraction As Once Thought!

Thanks to its supercharged muscle cars “Fast & Furious 6” sped into first place at the box office for the second consecutive weekend.

With an expected additional $34.5 million in North American ticket sales, the Universal Pictures release kept the No. 1 spot after opening to more than $120 million over the Memorial Day holiday weekend.

While some thought “After Earth,” the futuristic caper starring father-and-son team Will Smith and Jaden Smith, would take over the top spot, Box office analyst Paul Dergarabedian said the sixth installment in the street-racing franchise was “preordained to be No. 1 again.”

With Smith’s film opening in third place with $27 million, Sony Pictures was rather disappointed.