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Music ♦ Posted 01/05/09
Lupe Fiasco Giving Up Hip-Hop For Rock?
Lupe Fiasco said in the past that he's only got one more hip-hop in him, and would possibly retire his microphone. But is he giving up hip-hop for another musical genre? Possibly...
Music ♦ Posted 11/03/08
Lupe Fiasco Reveals Details About Final Album
Although he recently told MTV that his third and rumored-to-be final album was on hold while he focuses on releases from his 1st & 15th label, Lupe Fiasco gave fans a few details about his last foray in...
Music ♦ Posted 01/16/08
The 'Gangsta Image' Ain't Nothing To Lupe Fiasco
Chi-town rapper, Lupe Fiasco, may be a skateboarder, but that doesn't mean he ain't tough or scares easy. Nope, he' rougher than you can imagine. In a recent interview in the latest issue of Entertainment Weekly, Lupe talked a little about his life as a child and he said the gangsta image doesn't scare him....
Music ♦ Posted 12/03/07
Lupe Fiasco Plans To Quit Rapping Soon?
First Saigon revealed he was quitting rap in November, and now, Lupe Fiasco looks like he might do the same in the near future. Much like Saigon, Lupe is growing weary of the music industry. The whole process actually. After years in the business, the rapper says two more albums -- his forthcoming The Cool...
Music ♦ Posted 08/14/07
Lupe Fiasco, Kanye West And Pharrell Hope To Find Time For CRS Project
After announcing they'd create a supergroup a while back, Lupe Fiasco, Kanye West and Pharrell Williams -- who will go by the name of CRS (Child Rebel Soldiers) -- are hoping to find time to craft an entire album. They've already leaked a track via an online mixtape titled "Us Placers," which samples Thom Yorke's...
Music ♦ Posted 06/04/07
Lupe Fiasco's Business Partner Sentenced To 44 Years For Drug Charges
Charles Patton, mentor and business partner of Chi-town rapper Lupe Fiasco, will have to put a halt to his career in the music biz after being sentenced to 44 years on several drug charges. In a Cook County courtroom last month, Judge Dennis Porter sentenced Patton to 44 years on drug charges, after he was...
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