Here are Bad Boy's Hot 100 positions this week:
91. "Hood Figga" by Gorilla Zoe (a new high, up from 95).
TeenMusic.com has an interview with Boyz N Da Hood.
freep.com has an interview with Yung Joc.
BET has an interview with B5.
Via lil rikki at BadBoyForever.com.
Forbes has announced the top 20 hip hop money makers. Jay-Z took the top spot with an estimated $34 million made in 2006. 50 Cent came in second with $32 million. Then, it's Diddy with $28 million. Interestingly, Yung Joc is on the list as well, at 20 with $10 million. Joc's done very well.
Via the AP.
Bad Boy will be represented at Music Mega Star, a talent search for artists and producers. Find out more on their site.
Via HHE.
Here are Bad Boy's positions on the latest Hot 100:
95. "Hood Figga" by Gorilla Zoe (a new high, up from 100).
HipHopGame.com has added some Bad Boy audio to their audio section. The most recent ones include:
"Life of a Hustler" by Gorilla Zoe featuring Bobby Brown
"All-Star Mic Pass (Pepsi Smash)" by T-Pain, Huey, Yung Joc, B.O.B., Bobby Valentino, Twista, Sammie, DJ Unk, Mike Jones and Kardinal Offishal
"Brooklyn in the Building" by M. Reck featuring Babs
Via JungleCity at BadBoyForever.com.
"In Ya Grill: The Faces of Hip-Hop" is a retrospective look at the work of veteran hip hop photographer Michael Benabib. With some interspersed words from Bill Adler, the book features photos taken as far back as 1986. He's taken photos of a lot of people - but, it's his work with Bad Boy that led to me getting a copy of his book.
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Atlantic Records has launched a new site. It looks nice, but nothing too noteworthy content wise just yet. The Atlantic TV section has a category with all of the recent Bad Boy videos in it.
Bad Boy has gone 5 weeks without a track on the Hot 100, but that streak ends today (just barely :)).
100. "Hood Figga" by Gorilla Zoe (new entry).
From The Urban Network:
Expected panelists include DJ Drama, DJ Khaled, The CORE DJs CEO Tony Neal, Cool & Dre, Rap Coalition CEO Wendy Day, Polow da Don, Felli Fel, Scarface, Too $hort, Rick Ross, Polo Grounds CEO Bryan Leach, BET's Rap City host DJ Q45, AllHipHop CEOs Chuck "Jigsaw" Creekmur and "Grouchy" Greg Watkins, MTV Jam's Manager of Music Programming Initiatives Tuma Basa, Bad Boy Records' Senior Director of Promotions Shawn Prez, Interscope/Geffen's Senior VP of A&R; Shawn "Tubby" Holiday, and many more to be confirmed. There will be numerous opportunities for industry professionals to capitalize on during this experience.
For more information on the event, check out their site.
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