50 Cent Blasts Fat Joe's "Darkside" Sales, "Only 5,000 Copies Sold...D*mn Joe!"

"What's up everybody, this your boy 50 Cent," Fif said in a video. "I just listened to Fat Joe's record and this is all I have to say." 50 the puts up a copy of Fat Joe's Darkside, Volume 1 which has an animated smiley face crying with tears pouring down its face. "I didn't mean to do this to you Joe." 50 then proceeds to mock his rap rival with footage of a woman and men crying, all taken from different sources. The video concludes with a message reading: "Only 5,000 copies sold...d*mn Joe!"
source - This Is 50

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Drake Names Biggest "Thank Me Later" Regrets, Says Leaks Hurt Debut

"The saddest part to me is that I would have made '9 AM in Dallas' the intro for the album, but I did it the day of mastering, which is crazy, so it couldn't make the album," Drake said in an interview. "That's probably my greatest upset, was the fact that it couldn't be on the physical disc and be a part of that album. 'Darlin' ' was a loss just because it was never mixed, and every time I hear it in the club, you can never really hear the words...Most of the music we held for a long time, and the stuff that did leak, it was pretty good references. It wasn't anything I was too upset about. 'Shut It Down' leaking early was painful. I think it could have been a bigger record had it not been out there so long. And 'Fall for Your Type' I wish was on there, but I have other plans for that record, so it's gonna be good."
source - MTV

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Young Buck's Home -- Raided by Shotgun-Toting Feds

Young Buck's Tennessee home was just ransacked by several armed federal agents ... TMZ has learned -- and it was all over $300,000 in allegedly unpaid taxes.

According to Young's rep, IRS agents rolled up to the platinum-selling rapper's house in Nashville this morning to go on a repossession rampage over the alleged tax debt -- seizing assets like recording equipment, jewelry, furniture, his platinum wall plaques ... and even his kids' PlayStation.

The rep tells us, the feds in question were packing heat -- in the form of a shotgun -- and warned Buck not to interfere with the raid.

As for how he fell so far behind in debt, the former G-Unit member tells us, "This IRS situation came about because I trusted accountants, lawyers, and managers to handle my business for me while I focused on making music. From now on, I am going to stay on top of my own business."source - TMZ

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