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D-Aye – “Hunnids”

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D-Aye is a rising figure in the game, representing Montgomery, Alabama. As he is rising, he linked with Zaytoven for his new music. The two joined forces for his single, "Hunnids," which Zaytoven produced. Listen to "Hunnids" by D-Aye below: https://open.spotify.com/album/2I5mhvBFZgmaZKWaIOychh

Todd Sellers, Sales Professional at Chuck Stevens Automotive, in Alabama, mocks Black Lives Matter, sharing meme of a dog using the bathroom, saying he’s having a BLM movement

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Todd Sellers is a car dealer, for Chuck Stevens Automotive, in Alabama. The summer of 2020 has seen nonstop protesting in the wakes of the police shootings and killings of innocent black people, leading to a resurgence in Black Lives Matter. Seller

By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Overall, it's sad to see what is going on, ranging from the police shooting innocent people, to people not caring, to the Facebook fighting. There has always been a divide, but that divide is wider than it's been in decades. This is a time to come together. Instead,

Tiara McCants Hall blasts Cracker Barrel, of Saraland, Alabama for giving her biracial son the runaround about a job he applied for, later telling him the job was unavailable, but when she called posing as a white female teenager, the same manager who turned her son away, and lied about meeting him, set up a time to meet her [PHOTO]

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Tiara McCants Hall shared to Facebook the story of her trying to help her son, Michael, get his first job. McCants Hall knew the manager and had her son connect with the manager, who set up a meeting, which her son arrived early for, only for the manager to be a no-show. Later, the woman's son was told the job he applied for was no longer available, but he could get on as a dishwasher. Sensing something not being right, Tiara called, posing as a teenage white girl, speaking with the same manager, who then scheduled a meeting with her, stating the job she told her son wasn't available was still available.

By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer The young man in the photo is named Michael, the sixteen-year-old son of Tiara McCants Hall, was looking for a job. When most look at him, they probably see a friendly-looking guy. From the looks of his photos, he seems to be a very kind, happy, young

Meagan Elston Sweatt reveals her husband was called a “monkey” in a Winn-Dixie, in Rainbow City, AL, by two men who assaulted him, and tried to remove him from the store; Winn-Dixie refused to call the police and claimed the aisle where the fight took place is the only one with no cameras [PHOTOS]

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Meagan Elston Sweatt shares a disturbing story on Facebook, involving her husband, in Winn-Dixie. Taking place, in Rainbow City, Alabama, Meagan Elston Sweatt said her husband was shopping, when a man called him a "monkey." When he turned around to see if the man was talking to him, two men assaulted him, and tried to drag him out of the store, simply because he was black. The man asked Winn-Dixie management to call the police, but they refused, so they did so, in the parking lot, and when the police arrived, Winn-Dixie's management claimed that the only aisle in the store with no security cameras was the one where the altercation took place.

By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer What those on the outside looking in, but criticize, refuse to accept, is the cruelty towards people of color, primarily black. There is "driving while black," "shopping while black," and the shootings have even created "living while black." Well, trying to live while black. The things being done

Meteorologist Jason Dunning shows possibility of two hurricanes hitting the Gulf of Mexico, at the same time, on Facebook, which would be the first time in recorded history [PHOTO]

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Meteorologist Jason Dunning shared a nightmare scenario for the states on the Gulf of Mexico. He shared the possibility, on Facebook, of two hurricanes hitting the Gulf of Mexico, at the same time. This came with a disclaimer that this is highly unlikely to happen.

By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer The year of 2020 has indeed been one for the books, and there's still another four months left. Few people could have seen coming what has taken place, starting right in January. Now, hurricane season is beginning to take place. Already, Hurricane Isaias came, and it had a

Project Say Something shares Facebook messages from a group of counter protesters discussing carrying AK-47’s and other assault weapons to their protest in Florence, Alabama, tonight, joking about shooting and even killing the protesters [PHOTOS]

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Project Say Something shared a disturbing series of Facebook messages to their official page, this afternoon. These messages are from a group of people who are plotting to ruin their protest in Florence, Alabama, tonight. These people are talking about bringing AK-47's, and other assault rifles, making jokes about shooting, and even killing the Project Say Something protesters.

By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Since the end of May, protesting has been taking place, around the country, and people know why. For so long, many people of color have been killed by the police, without punishment. In the case of George Floyd, it was the last straw for so many. However, those

Kiddo Scoobie – “Suplex”

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Kiddo Scoobie is a rising emcee, from Alabama, who is making serious noise, right now. For months, his "Suplex" single has been gaining momentum. This record is beginning to look like the indie anthem of the summer. Listen to "Suplex" by Kiddo Scoobie below: https://open.spotify.com/album/31C9SHuDqYOTHFjnmXd6mn

Jmusick Etheridge exposes Cowboys and Angels bar, in Mobile, Alabama, on Facebook, showing the bar’s new owner wearing blackface, fake gold teeth, and an afro, after many local rap artists performed at the venue [PHOTOS]

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Jmusick Etheridge is, apparently, a local rap artist, in Mobile, Alabama. According to his Facebook post, Etheridge is a frequent performer at the Cowboys and Angels bar, where a lot of local rappers perform. However, Jmusick Etheridge is calling for a boycott of the club, sharing to Facebook the photos of the owner of the venue in blackface, wearing a fake afro, and having fake gold teeth.

By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Many local rappers have created coalitions, of sorts, in their hometowns. Alongside other local rappers, many artists do showcases at local clubs. This is a great way to get exposure and to be among peers. Jmusick Etheridge is apparently a local Mobile, Alabama rapper. Like other areas, Mobile

Darrell Singleton shares to Facebook a package he received in the mail of a rope tied in the form of a noose, from a man named “Jon,” in Alabama [PHOTO]

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Darrell Singleton shared a shocking story to Facebook, but this is real life. For whatever reason, Singleton received a package that was named to him, from a man named "Jon," from Alabama. The package consisted of a rope, which was tied in the shape of a noose.

By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer On Facebook, Darrell Singleton definitely has people talking. This young man was harassed, but it wasn't online. Instead, this man received a package in the mail, which can definitely be seen as a threat to his life. Darrell Singleton definitely let it be known that he wasn't amused

Rose Atkins Sims, a sheriff’s deputy, in Mobile, Alabama, tells a woman she might want to go to Iran to be a female slave, says Muslims hate America and should not be allowed in government, calling them “Satan,” and says “bring back public execution” [PHOTO]

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Rose Atkins Sims is a sheriff's deputy, in the Mobile, Alabama area. This woman is very anti-Muslim, accusing all members of the religion of hating America, saying none of them belong in US government, along with telling a woman that they sell women slaves in Iran, suggesting she should go. Sims referred to Muslims as "Satan," and then said "bring back public execution," in a series of Facebook comments.

By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer The current climate has people on all sides of the spectrum more confident to tell how they really feel. A disturbing amount of people in authority positions seem to have little to no sympathy for the struggle. In the case of a death, many powerful people simply

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