Relapse: Refill Drops 12/21/09
Top 10 Selling Artist Of This Decade:
1. Eminem 32.2
2. The Beatles 30
3. Tim McGraw 24.6
4. Toby Keith 24.4
5. Britney Spears 22.9
6. Kenny Chesney 22
7. Linkin Park 21.4
8. Nelly 21.2
9. Creed 20.5
10. Jay-Z 20.3
Im listening to it now,.im listening to Insane?and im like wtf?
hes like
really going crazy,..I mean each song ive listened to so
far sounds like he
just got released from a mental institution?
but their are songs I like
Hello,Same Song & Dance,Deja Vu
and thats about it.lol
& did I
hear him mention Nick&Mariah in Bagpipes from Baghdad?
An Atlanta rapper was fatally shot at the Beverly Center on Monday afternoon,
causing mall diners to dive for cover and sparking a police dragnet for
suspects.
The shooting occurred around 3:10 p.m. in the parking
structure of the popular Westside mall. Dolla, a rapper whose real name is
Roderick Anthony Burton II, was shot in the head while he and another rapper,
D.J. Shabbazz, were waiting in the valet area, according to Dolla’s publicist,
Sue Vannasing. A friend who was with the rappers at the Beverly Center as well
as a Los Angeles Police Department source also confirmed his identity to The
Times.
Two suspects fled from the scene, police said. About two hours
later, Los Angeles police detained a “person of interest” as he attempted to
board a plane out of Los Angeles International Airport. The man allegedly drove
his silver Mercedes SUV from the mall to the airport, police said.
Burton, 21, arrived at LAX from Atlanta earlier in the day and went to
the Beverly Center to do some shopping, Vannasing said.
He had
apparently had a dispute with some people, perhaps at the airport, Vannasing
said.
“They followed him to the mall because they knew he was coming,”
Vannasing said. Los Angeles police officials could not immediately confirm or
deny that account.
Burton was taken to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center,
where he died, police said.
Burton was an up-and-coming rapper out of
Atlanta who had recorded several singles. He was in town to work on his first
album, slated to be released this summer on Jive Records, Vannasing said.