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News: T.R.A.Y. shares lyrics to "The Documentary"

2016-04-13T23:28:00.001-04:00

Artist: T.R.A.Y.

Song: The Documentary

Album: T.R.A.Y. All Access LP

Hook: 2x

Betta focus ya camera, cuz Im ready for action

Im not really an actor, I be over reacting

Never know what will happen, Im just hoping you notice

Im directing the shooting, My whole life is a movie

Verse: 1

The heart of a lion, more stripes then a tiger

I told her I love her but im just really a fighter

Im really Godzilla, I really go ape shit

Im really that nigga, and Im winning the race kid

Like im really a cheeta, you should pick up the P.A.C.E. bitch

Cuz I'm really the leader, of my whole generation

No kids no drama, Tray be in the bahamas

Im just stacking this paper, I be fucking up comas

Im really the Future, them niggas is loosers

They stuck on my past life, When they see me Medusa

Little niggas be frozen, stuck in amazment

But I really was chosen, on some back in the day shit

Way back in the basement, trapping to Jay shit

Now I do what I think about, Im living my dreams out

Its like I was singled out, the pick of the litter

Since day one December 10th, born and delivered

Hook: 2x

Verse 2:

Whoever expected less, you gotta be kiddin me

The story of Black success, Im rewriting the history

Im a one out of one, this is the documentary

And Im not even done, this is some shit you otta see

I am really the greatest, Im Muhammed Im Ali

Undisputed debated, undefeated I made it

And Im really the alpha, like the alpha omega

When I be on Hiatus, you might see me in Vegas

Never see me on papers, never see me in handcuffs

Middle finger to haters, swear to god im the man bra

Mufuckas is crazy, it aint nothing can phase me

What the fuck is they thinking, my grandpa was a king pin

My mama still a gangsta, the scales were never even

I hold it down like an anchor, Travell is never sleepin

My ship is never sinking, I ship out every weekend

Im sailing every single song, my nigga it was written

Hook: 2x

Speaking:

Yeah, dont get ya part cut

Yeah, Play ya roll.... one

Artist: T.R.A.Y.
Song: The Documentary
Album: T.R.A.Y. All Access LP

News: T.R.A.Y. "Self Made" Lyrics Made Public.

2016-04-13T23:26:00.002-04:00

Artist: T.R.A.Y.

Song: Self Made

Album: T.R.A.Y. All Access LP

Tupac:

"Instead of me fufilling my prophecy, I have to start one.
Instead of me, you know... doing a good job and having to carry on an empire, I have to built one,
and thats a hell of a job for a 21 year old.
You know what Im saying, Thats a hell of a job

for any youngster Male or female,
To have to build an empire for your family..."

Verse: 1

19, contemplating my dreams
Yeah I got me a Job, Im calculating my green
I was caught in the struggle,
Argruing with my mama bout should I get a degree
Or should I go out in hustle

Gotta check in my left hand, a pack in my right hand
What they pay me for 2 weeks, I just made in a night fam
Im like dam, What I look like playing myself
Shit, Its looking like im better off paying myself, Tuh
6 Months later, Im a CEO
I finished school, when I figured out I knew what I need to know
Finesse Realty mama, im bout to get this doe
Im flipping real estate, I gotta let these bitches know
I aint dying in the hood, never see a nigga broke
Still got that good good, you can get it for the low
Still got the trap-spot, right there by the liquor store
$65 a gram hoe, thats what its hittn for
Taking money to the bank, putting on a suit and tie
that nigga out chere on his grind like its do or die
Young nigga must be out his mind, suicide
All at the same dam time nigga who am I
The weed man the dope boy, the highschool graduate
Black entrepreneur, aint that a bitch
They want a nigga locked up, I aint having it
And lately I just been chilling with my savages
My savages, my savages, they got me on my trappin shit
Im selliing work to the teachers in my classes
Im fucking bitches in the bathroom broad day
Taking selfies with some hoes, in the hallways
Meanwhile I just hit a lick on a duplex
My first deal I came home with two checks
Still catching the bus, no need to flex
I never lose my composure, Im a soldier
Streets watching, Im just playing poker
I keep a couple friends close, my enemies closer
Politic from the other side of my culture
Show you how to move in a room full of vultures
From the proojects with the rats and the roaches
Lion of the jungle, nigga Im furocious

I side step every trap, Im everywhere you never at
Niggas be confused, I gotta tell em that...

Hook:
Im self made, I got me just worry bout you
Im self made, No matter what Imma do what I do
Im self made, All i know is how to get this paper
Im self made, Do me a favor dont do me no favors

Verse 2:

Fast foward couple years, a nigga done hustling
I took the money that I made and put it on my publishing
Shot a couple videos, put a couple posters up
Now im in the studio, letting niggas know whats up
Im about to drop an album, Im headed to the venue
Im trying to eat, I got these rappers on the menu
Im writing songs, I dont even gota pencil
Im selling merchandise, my hustle just continues
Im 23 now, with my one record label
Im counting G's up, sitting at the kitchen table
I got my logo embedded on my polo
Im in Los Angelos screaming, "Fuck the Po Po"
Niggas Witha Attitude, they dont even know me though
I still gotta diversify my, portfolio
The weed man the coke boy, the high school graduate
The artist the rapper the owner, immaculent
Dirty money turned clean, imagine it
I turned myself into my own machine, I should patent it
im in love with the green, Im passionate
I never could make enough, I just keep on stacking it
Stacking it and stacking it, Im working on an empire
The real Lucious, I aint Lyon boy I been hired
Its people who think they better because they skin lighter
If it was up to them, I prolly would have been fired
Thats the shit I think about whenever, Im getting faded
Thats the motivation, for the paper when I crave it
The Same reason I telling you Im the fucking greatest
And throw it in ya face, yeah boy I know ya hate it
Its been a long time coming, I aint perpin aye
real niggas feel me and they know that I diserve it aye
I put the work in, I know I aint perfect aye
But when I finish with it, just know that its gone be...

Hook:

Speaking:
[Sean the goon addresses hatters]

Artist: T.R.A.Y.
Song: Self Made
Album: T.R.A.Y. All Access LP

TravellAdams also know as T.R.A.Y...

2013-09-19T12:10:00.000-04:00

Artist: T.R.A.Y.

Album Title: Moment of Truth (LP)

Tracklist: 15 Tracks [+ Bonus]
Official Release Date: 09/08/2014

Label: P.A.C.E. World Media Group [Independent]

Executive Producer: IaTown Productions

Producer Credits: GeneralBeatz, JustKelpSecret, Vybe, IaTown etc...

Price: Only $2.99

Album Review:

If Moment of Truth is T.R.A.Y.'s last music release, as it has been rumored to be, it illustrates an artist going out in top form. For years Travell Adams aka T.R.A.Y. has been one of the most promising, and talented rappers in the Ohio, midwest region. A lyricist who can strut the player's lifestyle with one track and become an eloquent hip-hop everyday man with the next, an artist for whom modesty is often a sin, and yet, one who still sounds sincere when he's discussing his humble origins. After the immediate classic mixtape TravellRhymesAndYou, we found him at the peak of his powers. With his latest release as he has in the past, T.R.A.Y. balances the boasting with extensive meditations on his life, family, and music career. The back history begins with the first song, "Moment of Truth" (a freestyle), in which Travell traces his career from beginning to present day, riding a mock fanfare and the heart-tugging strings of producer GeneralBeatz. Other top tracks include the sexy and seductive "Get It" in which he takes his time explicitly describing steamy love scenes. "I Had To Do It" finds T.R.A.Y. capping his career with his expansion into designer clothing and various investments. "Future Endeavors" is also proof that he can still speak from his soul and give you a more introspective look at his personal and family life. The only question about Moment of Truth is why would one of the most talented rappers and musicians need to say goodbye?

Following the official artwork and release date, we've now been given the full tracklist for the "T.R.A.Y. - Moment Of Truth (LP)". The official titles for the 15-track effort are below:

Price: Only $2.99

iATown Launches New Website for the Arts!!!

2013-09-07T13:18:00.000-04:00

The Iatown Project from Ian on Vimeo.

(Click Photo to Listen)

Artist: T.R.A.Y.

Mixtape: Travell Rhymes And You (Preview)

T.R.A.Y. - Nothing Was The Same #FreeMp3 #New

2013-08-24T11:47:00.000-04:00

Artist: T.R.A.Y.
Song: Nothing Was The Same
Album: Travell Rhymes And You (Available Now)

#DreamGirl: Paula Patton (Photos)

2013-08-18T13:53:00.001-04:00

Name: Paula Patton

Occupation: Actress

Location: USA

#DTF Edition: Celebrities Who Hooked Up Before (Photos)

2013-08-16T12:25:00.001-04:00

Bow Wow - Ciara

Whoopi- Ted Danson

Tyra Banks - Will Smith

Common - Serena Williams

Danny Wood -Halle Berry

J-Lo - Wesley Snipes

Kobe Bryant - Brandy

Naomi Campbell - Lenny Kravitz

Sanaa Lathan - Mike Epps

NEW MP3: T.R.A.Y. - Just Wont Turn Down (Audio)

2013-08-09T12:00:00.000-04:00

Artist: T.R.A.Y.
Song: T.R.A.Y. - Just Wont Turn Down
Album: Unknown
Credits: GB, P.A.C.E. World Media Group
Description:
Steel yourselves, T.R.A.Y. fans: The start of summer suddenly feels like Christmas, given the present bestowed upon us by the 27-year-old rapper. T.R.A.Y. has unveiled several new songs on SimplyTravell the Blog, with no official announcement an album. "Versace (freestyle)", "YMCMB, Birdman", "Used2 aka Feel Me (Freestyle)" and "Exotic Exotic", Given that we haven't yet seen the track list or artwork for any new mixtape or it's unclear whether the songs will be part of a new album. Two of the four tracks feature the rapper prominently, and have already became fan favorites. Another debut, "Lesson Learned," seems especially timely but was included on the track list for T.R.A.Y. - Book of Psalms: 7. Listen/Download T.R.A.Y. - Just Wont Turn Down below...

NEW: Beyonce Cuts All Her Hair Off! (Photos)

2013-08-08T18:31:00.000-04:00

-SimpyTravell the Blog:

We're guessing that after her hair got suck in that fan a few weeks ago, Beyonce decided to just up and cut it all off. The star recently posted these photos on here website sporting a new trendy sort of kinda blonde Halle Berry-ish. Hundreds and thousands of fans have taken to the social media to discuss their opinion of Bey's new do. Hopefully she's not going through a depressed phase in her life like back when Brittney Spears did it.. What do you think?

Jay Z Beyonce Theme Song

#DreamGirl: Irina Shayk (Photos)

2013-08-08T09:51:00.000-04:00

Name: Irina Shayk

Occupation: Model

Location: Russia

Official DreamGirl Theme Song(MP3)

DRAKE finally Gets the Respect He Deserves (Kanye West)

2013-08-06T12:36:00.000-04:00

TORONTO, Ontario — Hip-hop conspiracy theorists, it's time to rethink everything you thought you knew. With just about every new track that Drake has dropped over the past couple of years there was talk of subliminal shots and fractured relationships — but not only was the Weeknd on stage two songs into OVO Fest on Monday night, but Yeezus himself materialized to sing the praises of the YMCMB rapper...

More Hip Hop Tributes: See The Rappers Kanye West are talking about....

#DreamGirl: Mackenzie Rosman (Photos)

2013-07-31T23:16:00.002-04:00

Name: Mackenzie Rosman

Occupation: Actor

Location: USA

T.R.A.Y. - Exotic Exotic (MP3)

Dedicated to: Mackenzie Rosman

(NEW) T.R.A.Y. - Lessons Learned (#StoryMusic)

2013-07-31T12:01:00.000-04:00

Artist: T.R.A.Y.

Song: T.R.A.Y. - Lessons Learned (Story Music)
Album: T.R.A.Y. - Book of PSALMS: 7

Related Music: T.R.A.Y. - Hang On (Romantic Story)

Description:
T.R.A.Y. journeys into more serious topics in the song Lesson Learned. The song is a story in which two individuals with different stories stories end up colliding with each other. One is a guy the other is a woman, and the song gives you a glimpse at how things could be going well, and all of a sudden slip and turn into a bad situation you could have never imagined. (Listen/Download)

(Hot Freestyles) T.R.A.Y. Versace Freestyle (#KilledEm)

2013-07-27T15:35:00.003-04:00

Artist: T.R.A.Y.

Song: T.R.A.Y. - Versace (freestyle)

Related Mixtape: T.R.A.Y. - Blue Ivy

Description: All new T.R.A.Y. goes in on the Migos produced beat. He killed it, We think this is one of the funniest remixes of the Versace we've heard so far. If only it was a little bit longer. Lol the part about the female taking him to the Maury show is hilarious. (Listen/Download)

Headlines: Celebrities and Musicians Boycott Florida

2013-07-22T18:45:00.003-04:00

A source close to Stevie Wonder confirms a list of artist joining him in support of a change of in the Stand Your Ground Law in Florida. Some of the artists have even cancelled concerts in Florida after recent events. Stevie Wonder last week, at a concert in Canada said he would not play in Florida until they changed The Stand your Ground Law.

A list of celebrities who have joined his call:
Mary Mary
Eddie Levert
Rod Stewart
Madonna
Usher
Pattie Labelle
Kanye West
Mary J
Trey Songz
Jay Z
Rolling Stones
Justin Timberlake
R. Kelly
Rihanna
Alicia Keys
Joe
Will I AM
Keyshia Cole
Young Jeezy
Erykah Badu
Wale Frankie
Beverly Parliament

A number of artists have already began canceling shows in the state of florida and also any states that have the STAND YOUR GROUND LAWS!

Listen: T.R.A.Y. - Takers (A song that predicts American in-justice)

#DreamGirl: CELEBRITY EDITION! (Photos)

2013-07-20T00:30:00.000-04:00

HOT CELEBRITY BABES

BEYONCE KNOWLES

NICKI MINAJ

ANGELINA JOLIE

JENNIFER LOPEZ

PARIS HILTON

MILA KUNIS

RIHANNA

GABRIELLE UNION

SELITA EUBANKS

AMANDA BYNES

TYRA BANKS

PENELOPE CRUZ

KIM KARDASHIAN

Official - DreamGirl Theme Song (MP3)

#DreamGirl: Alonna James (Photos)

2013-07-18T10:30:00.000-04:00

Name: Alonna James

Occupation: Model

Location: Florida, USA

Official DreamGirls Theme Song (MP3)

George Zimmerman found NOT GUILTY: (T.MARTIN VERTICT)

2013-07-14T01:54:00.000-04:00

T.R.A.Y. - "I kinda figured this would happen because i heard other stories saying the prosecution wasnt even putting up a good case. Zimmerman just set there and won, while they struggled to even put the case together properly. I also heard he had a well paid defense even though it wasnt needed. ONLY IN AMERICA... Justice is always served to the guy with the most money....SMH" - @SimplyTravell

-According to Lizette Alvarez and Cara Buckley from the NY Times

After three weeks of testimony, the six-woman jury rejected the prosecution’s contention that Mr. Zimmerman had deliberately pursued Mr. Martin because he assumed the hoodie-clad teenager was a criminal and instigated the fight that led to his death. Mr. Zimmerman said he shot Mr. Martin on Feb. 26, 2012, in self-defense after the teenager knocked him to the ground, punched him and slammed his head repeatedly against the sidewalk. In finding him not guilty of murder or manslaughter, the jury agreed that Mr. Zimmerman could have been justified in shooting Mr. Martin because he feared great bodily harm or death. The jury, which had been sequestered since June 24, deliberated 16 hours and 20 minutes over two days. The six female jurors entered the quiet, tense courtroom, several looking exhausted, their faces drawn and grim. After the verdict was read, each assented, one by one, and quietly, their agreement with the verdict. The case began in the small city of Sanford as a routine homicide but soon evolved into a civil rights cause examining racial profiling and its consequences — an issue barred from the courtroom — and setting off a broad discussion of race relations in America. Mr. Martin, with his gray hooded sweatshirt and his Skittles — the candy he was carrying — became its catalyst. Even President Obama weighed in a month after the shooting, expressing sympathy for Mr. Martin’s family and urging a thorough investigation. “If I had a son,” Mr. Obama said, “he’d look like Trayvon.” Saturday night when the verdict was read, Mr. Zimmerman, 29, smiled slightly. His wife, Shellie, and several of his friends wept, and his parents kissed and embraced.

Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin, who lost their son a few weeks after his 17th birthday, were not in the courtroom. After the verdict, Judge Debra S. Nelson of Seminole County Court, told Mr. Zimmerman, who has been in hiding and wears a bulletproof vest outside, that his bond was revoked and his GPS monitor would be cut off. “You have no further business with the court,” she said. Outside the courthouse, perhaps a hundred protesters who had been gathering through the night, their numbers building as the hours passed, began pumping their fists in the air, waving placards and chanting “No justice, no peace!” Sheriff’s deputies lined up inside the courthouse, watching the crowd, who were chanting peacefully, but intently. By 11:20, more than an hour after the verdict had been read, the crowd outside the courtroom had begun to dwindle; fists were no longer aloft, placards had come down. Among the last of the protesters to leave the courthouse lawn was Mattie Aikens, 33, of Sanford. She had been standing outside since noon, holding a bag of Skittles and a can of Arizona watermelon drink, which Mr. Martin was carrying the night he was shot. More than an hour after the verdict, she was still shocked. “He should have went to prison,” she said. “He should have just got guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty.” Mark O’Mara, one of Mr. Zimmerman’s lawyers, said, “George Zimmerman was never guilty of anything except firing the gun in self-defense.” In a news conference following the verdict, Angela B. Corey, the state attorney who brought the charges, rebuffed the suggestion that her office overcharged Mr. Zimmerman. “We charged what we had based on the facts of the case,” she said. “We truly believe the mind-set of George Zimmerman and the reason he was doing what he did fit the bill for second-degree murder.” Calling it a “very trying time,” Benjamin Crump, a Martin family lawyer, said he had urged Mr. Martin’s parents to stay out of the courtroom for the verdict. They were home and planning to attend church on Sunday. The parents, he said, were grateful for all the support. Mr. Crump asked the family’s supporters keep the peace and read a Twitter post by Dr. Bernice King, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s daughter. “Whatever the Zimmerman verdict is,” Mr. Crump read, “in the words of my father, we must conduct ourselves on the higher plane of dignity and discipline.” Sanford’s new police chief, Cecil E. Smith, was in the courtroom for the verdict, and said afterward that while many calls were coming in from worried residents, the downtown was open and neighborhoods were calm. Still, there was anger over the verdict. “We are outraged and heartbroken over today’s verdict,” said Benjamin Todd Jealous, president of the N.A.A.C.P. “We stand with Trayvon’s family and we are called to act. We will pursue civil rights charges with the Department of Justice, we will continue to fight for the removal of Stand Your Ground laws in every state, and we will not rest until racial profiling in all its forms is outlawed.” Mr. O’Mara disputed the notion that Mr. Zimmerman engaged in racial profiling. “His history was not as a racist,” he said. He added that if Mr. Zimmerman was black, he likely would never have been charged. “This became a focus for a civil rights event, which is wonderful event to have,” he said, “but they decided George Zimmerman was to blame and to use as a civil rights violation.” And while defense lawyers were elated with the verdict, they also expressed anger that Mr. Zimmerman spent 16 months filled with fear and trauma when all he was doing was defending himself. “The prosecution of George Zimmerman was a disgrace,” said Don West, one of Mr. Zimmerman’s lawyers. “I am thrilled that this just kept this tragedy from become a travesty.” The shooting brought attention to Florida’s expansive self-defense laws. The laws allow someone with a reasonable fear of great bodily harm or death to use lethal force, even if retreating from danger is an option.

City of Miami OutBreaks in a Riot after Verdict...

In court, the gunman is given the benefit of the doubt. The outcry began after the police initially decided not to arrest Mr. Zimmerman, who is half-Peruvian, as they investigated the shooting. Mr. Martin, 17, had no criminal record and was on a snack run, returning to the house where he was staying as a guest. Six weeks later, Mr. Zimmerman was arrested, but only after civil rights leaders championed the case and demonstrators, many wearing hoodies, marched in Sanford, Miami and elsewhere to demand action. “Justice for Trayvon!” they shouted. The pressure prompted Gov. Rick Scott of Florida to remove local prosecutors from the case and appoint Ms. Corey, from Jacksonville. She ultimately charged Mr. Zimmerman with second-degree murder. The tumult also led to the firing of the Sanford police chief. Through it all, Mr. Martin’s parents said they sought one thing: That Mr. Zimmerman have his day in court. That day arrived on Saturday. From the start, prosecutors faced a difficult task in proving second-degree murder. That charge required Mr. Zimmerman to have evinced a “depraved mind,” brimming with ill will, hatred, spite or evil intent, when he shot Mr. Martin. Manslaughter, which under Florida law is typically added as a lesser charge if either side requests it, was a lower bar. Jurors needed to decide only that Mr. Zimmerman put himself in a situation that culminated in Mr. Martin’s death. But because of Florida’s laws, prosecutors had to persuade jurors beyond a reasonable doubt that Mr. Zimmerman did not act in self-defense. A shortage of evidence in the case made that a high hurdle, legal experts said. Even after three weeks of testimony, the fight between Mr. Martin and Mr. Zimmerman on that rainy night was a muddle, fodder for reasonable doubt. It remained unclear who had started it, who screamed for help, who threw the first punch and at what point Mr. Zimmerman drew his gun. There were no witnesses to the shooting. The state presented a case that was strong on guesswork and emotion but weak on evidence and proof, Mr. O’Mara said. “Don’t connect those dots unless they are connected for you, beyond a reasonable doubt, by the state,” he urged the jury. In the end, prosecutors were left with Mr. Zimmerman’s version of events. The defense also had one piece of irrefutable evidence, photographs of Mr. Zimmerman’s injuries — a bloody nose along with lumps and two cuts on his head. It indicated that there had been a fight and that Mr. Zimmerman had been harmed, and the defense showed them to the jury at every opportunity. Prosecutors built their case around Mr. Zimmerman’s persona — a “wannabe cop” — his wrong assumptions and his words. Mr. Zimmerman, they said, was so concerned about burglaries in his townhouse complex that when he spotted Mr. Martin, an unfamiliar face in the rain, he immediately “profiled” him as a criminal. He picked up his phone and reported him to the police. Then he made the first in a string of bad choices, they said. He got out of the car with a gun on his waist; he disregarded a police dispatcher’s advice not to follow Mr. Martin and he chased the teenage, engaged in a fight and shot him in the heart. To stave off an arrest, he lied to the police, prosecutors said, embellishing his story to try to flesh out his self-defense claim. “Punks,” Mr. Zimmerman said to the police dispatcher after he spotted Mr. Martin, adding a profanity. “They always get away,” he said at another point in the conversation, a reference to would-be burglars. On these words, prosecutors hung their case of ill will, hatred and spite toward Mr. Martin. “This defendant was sick and tired of it,” Bernie de la Rionda, the chief prosecutor, said in his closing statement. “He was going to be what he wanted to be — a police officer.” But no one saw the shooting; witnesses saw and heard only parts of the struggle, and provided conflicting accounts. And there was not a “shred of evidence” that Mr. Zimmerman was not returning to his car when Mr. Martin “pounced,” defense lawyers said. The prosecution’s witnesses did not always help their case. Rachel Jeantel, the 19-year-old who was talking with Mr. Martin on his cellphone shortly before he was shot, proved problematic. Her testimony was critical for the prosecution because she said that Mr. Martin was being followed by Mr. Zimmerman — a “creepy-ass cracker,” he called him — and that he was scared. But Ms. Jeantel might have damaged her credibility by acknowledging she had lied about her age and why she did not attend Mr. Martin’s wake. She also testified that she softened her initial account of her chat with Mr. Martin for fear of upsetting Ms. Fulton, who sat next to her, weeping, during Ms. Jeantel’s first interview with prosecutors. Prosecutors also were not helped by the police and crime scene technicians, who made some mistakes in the case. Mr. Martin’s sweatshirt, for example, was improperly bagged, which might have degraded DNA evidence. Typically, police testimony boosts the state’s case. Here, the chief police investigator, Chris Serino, told jurors that he believed Mr. Zimmerman, despite contradictions in his statements. Still, prosecutors had emotion on their side — the heart-wrenching narrative of a teenager “minding his own business” who was gunned down as he walked home with a pocketful of Skittles and a fruit drink. “That child had every right to do what he was doing, walking home,” said John Guy, a prosecutor in the case. “That child had every right to be afraid of a strange man following him, first in his car and then on foot. And did that child not have the right to defend himself from that strange man?” Through it all, though, the defense chipped away at the prosecution’s case. The resident with the best vantage point of the fight described a “ground and pound” fight, with a person in red or a light color on the bottom. Mr. Zimmerman wore a reddish jacket. And a prominent forensic pathologist who is an expert in gunshot wounds testified that the trajectory of the bullet was consistent with Mr. Martin leaning over Mr. Zimmerman when the gun was fired. “Let him go back,” Mr. O’Mara said to the jury, referring to Mr. Zimmerman, “and get back to his life.” On Saturday, the jury did just that...

Hot Freestyle: T.R.A.Y. - Used2 aka Feel Me (Rare)

2013-07-13T11:04:00.002-04:00

Artist: T.R.A.Y.

Song: T.R.A.Y. - Used2 aka Feel Me (Freestyle)

Album: T.R.A.Y. - Blue IV

Related Music:, T.R.A.Y. - Nightmares Featuring Drake

Credits: P.A.C.E. World Media Group

Description: T.R.A.Y. hard-core freestyle. Reminds you of a young Meek Mill. Starts off similar to Meeks song Used To Be, but then the lyrics veer into a grimey, more angry, "I'll kill you" eminem style flow. Pretty Dope though. Download/Listen Below

T.R.A.Y. - Used2 aka Feel Me (Meek Millz type)

HOT Download: T.R.A.Y. - Exotic Exotic (TwerkTeam)

2013-07-08T10:56:00.000-04:00

Artist: T.R.A.Y.

Song: T.R.A.Y. - Exotic Exotic (Hot Single)

Album: Unknown

Related Music: T.R.A.Y. - Blue IV

Credits: General Beatz, P.A.C.E. World Media Group

Description: T.R.A.Y. strip club music for the sexy ladies and all the twerkers out there. This song goes in on loud speakers. Twerk, twerk, twerk, twerk. (Download/Listen)

LISTEN: T.R.A.Y. - Exotic Exotic

Hot Download: T.R.A.Y. - Know Travell (Holy Grail Freestyle)

2013-07-06T16:55:00.001-04:00

Artist: T.R.A.Y.

Song: T.R.A.Y. - Know Travell (Holy Grail Freestyle)
Album: Unknown
Credits: Magna Carta, P.A.C.E. World Media Group

Related Music: T.R.A.Y. - Blue IV

Description: T.R.A.Y. tries to murder the HitBoy produced beat in one take. Dope freestyle may be one of his best since T.R.A.Y. - Yuck Freestyle . I think is time for you to know Travell.(Download/Listen)

Listen: T.R.A.Y. - Know Travell (Holy Grail Freestyle)

Download: T.R.A.Y. - YMCMB, Birdman (Song/Video)

2013-07-04T11:26:00.002-04:00

Artist: T.R.A.Y.

Song: T.R.A.Y. - YMCMB, BIRDMAN
Album: Unknown
Credits: Case the Producer, P.A.C.E. World Media Group

Description: Money, Power, Respect. Hood/Club music. Rich Gang/YMCMB Tribute! Dope Boy fresh kinda song. if you like this song you'll prolly love the T.R.A.Y. and Drake collab T.R.A.Y. - Dreams and Nightmares which is kinda like "Successful".

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#DreamGirl: Ilona Bukovskaya (Photos)

2013-06-28T21:50:00.000-04:00

Name: Ilona (Lady † Vamp) Bukovskaya

Occupation: Model

Location: Kiev

Site: http://vk.com/ladyvampofficial

T.R.A.Y. - Exotic Exotic (MP3)

Dedicated to: Ilona Bukovskaya

Diddy Joins Oprah: Starts His Very Own TV Channel

2013-06-23T16:44:00.000-04:00

-According to BillBoard.com
On Wednesday (June 19), Revolt TV, the upcoming music cable network spearheaded by Sean "Diddy" Combs, took a major step forward by announcing a national distribution deal with Time Warner Cable. Combs, Revolt's majority shareholder who will launch the venture this fall along with MTV veteran Andy Schuon, calls Revolt "the most exciting thing I've done in my business career" -- and one that signals a decreased recording output in the near future for the rapper. "It's an evolution for me," says Combs, whose last official album was the 2010 Diddy-Dirty Money project "Last Train To Paris." "I think I will personally be putting out less music, and I'll be going into that phase of empowering the next artists… I feel a musical and artistic responsibility to do one of the things I do best, which is framing people in the right way and marketing them in the right way. I never got the award for [being] the best lyricist, but I was definitely up there for being one of the best marketers and best coaches. I think that I'm evolving into that, and that's just as fun, even more fun, for me."

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#DreamGirl: Alena Bikar the Runner (Photos)

2013-06-21T23:08:00.001-04:00

Name: Alena Bikar

Occupation:Track Runner

From: Russia

Official - DreamGirl Theme Song (MP3)