DMX: Last News

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Jermaine Dupri has shared a story of DMX robbing a journalist using his dogs in a new Instagram series called 30th Anniversary Stories.This series is to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the legendary Atlanta-based record label, So So Def Recordings – which Dupri has been the CEO of since its inception. In 1993, the prolific music producer created the label in a joint venture with Sony and Columbia and signed the R&B girl quartet Xscape as their first act.

Melle Mel has commented on the late DMX and 2Pac, saying that they were both “better actors than rappers”.The legend from Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five said in a recent interview with The Art Of Dialogue that in order to be a good rapper, you have to adopt a persona – and that’s the same factor is needed to be a good actor.He doubled down on his point, saying that some rap legends were better actors than they were lyricists.“I thought 2Pac was a better actor than he was a rapper,” he said of the late Californian known for his lead roles in cult classics Juice and Poetic Justice. “I thought he was a hell of an actor than a rapper.” He also commented on the late Yonkers-born DMX, who famously made his acting debut in Hype Williams-directed Belly alongside Nas.“I thought DMX was a better actor than he was a rapper,” said Mel.

Stacey Dash shared a video of herself getting emotional after learning that rapper DMX died -- a year later. On Wednesday, the 55-year-old actress posted a TikTok video on her Instagram account next to a caption that read, “I was strolling through #tiktok and found a #DMX song that has saved me many times. Suddenly it says #RIP i know I am late, i did not know he passed away, he #OD I am heartbroken — he was such a great guy.

The fiancée of late rap icon DMX revealed their five-year-old son Exodus has stage three kidney disease. Desiree Lindstrom opened up about the tragic news during a guest appearance on a recent episode of the It’s Tricky podcast, which she shared on her Instagram. In the clip, Desiree gave an update of the young child’s condition, saying, “Exodus is stable, he’s been stable since I had him. He still has stage 3 kidney disease.”

DMX ever recorded for another artist before his death was for Connecticut rapper Chris Webby on the track ‘We Up’, which has now been released.Produced by Nox Beatz and JP On Da Track, the gritty and supremely energetic record hears Webby bounce all over the track with his signature wordplay, providing the perfect alley-oop for X to swoop in and deliver a fiery verse full of tough-talking bars.“X, it’s pretty disrespectful, n***a/ You ain’t gotta cross the line for me to check you, n***a/ My scratch game official, match game official/ That aim will hit you, sound the same as a whistle,” X raps in his verse’s opening lines.He continues: “I woke up and broke up what I had to break/ Don’t take a earthquake to get this ground to shake/ Don’t

DMX: Don’t Try To Understand.The documentary follows the late rapper in 2019 after he was released from prison for tax fraud, as he attempts to rebuild his life and career with plans of a comeback tour.As shown in the trailer, the documentary will tackle both DMX’s impact on fans around the world and his troubled past, ranging from drug addiction to financial issues.The documentary will be released November 25 on US streaming service HBO Max, with a UK release yet to be confirmed.The film is part of HBO’s Music Box documentary series, which started with Woodstock 99: Peace, Love And Rage in July and includes other films on Alanis Morissette, jazz legend Kenny G, Saturday Night Fever producer Robert Stigwood and Juice WRLD.DMX, real name

DMX‘s child, bumping the total of his alleged children to 15, further complicating the battle over the late rapper’s estate.As first reported by Page Six, a woman named Raven Barmer-Simmons, from Georgia, recently got in contact with the 14 other alleged children of DMX, who died in April.The revelation comes as the battle over DMX’s estate rages on, with three of the rapper’s sons – Xavier, Tacoma and Sean Simmons – being declared temporary administrators of the estate last week.

DMX – who died of a heart attack in April of this year – with a large mural in his hometown of Yonkers, New York.Floyd Simmons (no relation to the rapper, real name Earl Simmons) began working on the mural back in May on a wall close to Calcagno Homes on School Street, the public housing complex where the late DMX once lived.It was unveiled to the public by Mayor of Yonkers Mike Spano earlier this week, with members of Ruff Ryders, Def Jam Records and the rapper’s fiancée Desiree Lindstrom in attendance.The giant mural – 35 by 22 feet – features a portrait of X along with verses from songs like 1998’s ‘Look Thru My Eyes’, in which the rapper references the area: “Come through flyin’, up 129 / Up the School Street ’cause I come through

DMX died from a heart attack that was induced by cocaine and caused lack of blood circulation to his brain, according to Vulture, who spoke to a source from the Westchester County medical examiner’s office. “It was cardiac arrest for a period of time, so there was no circulation to the brain,” the site’s source explained, adding that cocaine caused the “chain of events” that led to this unfortunate situation. News of DMX’s cause of death comes three months after he died on April 9 at the age of 50.

DMX is reportedly set to be resurrected by CGI in order to finish work on his final movie appearance.That’s according to co-star Tara Reid, who says the rapper hadn’t completed his shoot on the forthcoming Doggmen when he died from a heart attack in early April at the age of 50.Producers are now working on bringing the Ruff Ryders leader back to life on screen to finish off the final scenes.“It’s a movie called Doggmen.

Jay-Z and DMX shared a close bond and the former in a recent interview for LeBron James' HBO series The Shop: Uninterrupted opened up about the late rapper and revealed how he was inspired by him. The 99 Problems singer revealed what an experience it was to watch DMX perform live and also recalled the story of when he boycotted the Grammys for him.Jay-Z won his first-ever Grammy Award at the 1999 ceremony and many found it surprising that the rapper had not attended the coveted show.

It seems DMX‘s daughter Sonovah Hillman Jr. certainly inherited some of her dad’s musical gift! At the tender age of eight, the daughter of the rap icon, who died at the age of 50 just two months ago, took the stage in her father’s place. DMX was slated to perform at the Wildcatter Saloon in Katy, Texas, on May 29, however little Sonovah took the stage instead to offer her take on her dad’s classic “Slippin'”. She rocked a white graphic tee, featuring an image of her dad, along with a pink tulle skirt and two adorable buns in her hair for the performance.

DMX‘s new single ‘Hood Blues’ has been released and it features some of the last in-studio footage of the rapper before his death.The new track, which was co-produced by Avenue Beatz and Swizz Beatz, features on the rapper’s newly released first posthumous album, ‘Exodus’, which arrived on Friday (May 28).DMX (real name was Earl Simmons) died on April 9 at the age of 50.

Swizz Beatz has opened up DMX’s posthumous album, which was released yesterday (May 28).DMX, whose real name was Earl Simmons, was hospitalised following a heart attack as a result of reported overdose on April 3, where he remained in intensive care until his passing on April 9.Speaking to Rolling Stone, Swizz reminisced about the last year the two spent together in the studio working on the album, ‘Exodus’, recalling that DMX was “ready” to make the album but that he appeared “tired” at times.“We’d been talking about this record for a long time, but after we did Verzuz [in July 2020], he was ready,” Beatz told Rolling Stone. “He saw that the people were showing him love and the fans were ready.”He added: “X was tired.

Swizz Beatz took the stage at the 2021 Billboard Music Awards on Sunday to present the award for Top Rap Song, and he took a moment to celebrate his late friend and «brother,» DMX.«This year in hip-hop has been really hard,» Beatz reflected. «We lost so many amazing souls.

Kanye West and Sunday Service Choir’s tribute to DMX has been hailed as a “genuine act of love” by Swizz Beatz.West performed alongside his gospel choir at DMX’s memorial at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center in New York last month, opening the service with a rendition of Soul II Soul’s ‘Keep On Movin’ as well as the hymn ‘Jesus Loves Me’.During a recent interview with New York radio station Hot 97, Beatz said: “It was a very genuine act of love and support from Ye. You know, it wasn’t too much talking, it wasn’t no negotiating.“X showed up to his Sunday Service and was a big fan of it so I knew that this was something X would want to do, and Kanye was more than happy to facilitate his expertise and his choir.

DMX’s first posthumous album ‘Exodus’ has been announced and will arrive later this month.The legendary rapper, whose real name was Earl Simmons, died on April 9 at the age of 50.

DMX‘s daughter Sonovah Hillman Jr. has announced her plans to release 20 new songs.Speaking in a new interview, the eight-year-old, who is one of the late rapper’s 15 children, explained how her father inspired her own music.“Whatever is on my mind, I just write about it,” Hillman Jr.

DMX said he was thankful for “every moment” of his life during his final ever interview.As previously reported, the late rapper spoke to US channel TV One for an episode of the network’s Uncensored series earlier this year, which is due to air on May 16.TV One has now shared a clip ahead of its airing, which sees DMX reflecting on how grateful he was to be able to launch a career in music. You can view the video below.“I’m going to look back on my life, just before I go, and thank God for every moment,” he said.

Lil Wayne paid tribute to DMX during his Trillerfest performance in Miami last night (May 1).DMX, whose real name was Earl Simmons, died on April 9 at the age of 50.