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The song features Ludacris and Bun B and is from Waka’s newly released album ‘Triple F Life.’
The video which was directed by Mr. BoomTown does not fail to disappoint showcasing hoochie mommas, thugs, chicken wangs, hot sauce and all types of down south fuckery which makes the south like no other place on earth.
CLICK HERE to watch the OFFICIAL VIDEO for Waka Flocka Flame’s “Candy Paint & Gold Teeth” on The A Pod.
[READ: Waka Flocka Flame Gets Naked For PETA – PHOTOS + VIDEO]
Well now he’s partnered with the animal rights organization again to encourages fans to report animal abuse.
In his second print ad for PETA, rapper Waka Flocka Flame reminds fans to never bully or be cruel to animals and to always speak up if they see or suspect animal abuse and his adorable co-star in the ad is a dog rescued from abuse.
The ad is specifically aimed at preventing chaining, fighting, and other abuse of dogs.
Behind the scenes video + more photos below… Continue Reading…
Waka Flocka Flame has released a sneak peek of his official video for the club banger/strip club anthem “Round of Applause”
The video was shot in two cities, it started in L.A. and wrapped up in Waka’s hometown of Atlanta, where I was there to witness all the skrip club tomfoolery!
[READ: Behind The Scenes of Waka Flocka Flame’s “Round of Applause” PHOTOS + VIDEO]
I dunno about you, but words cannot adequately express the joy I feel every time I hear Waka yellin’ “Buss it! Buss it! Buss it!” and it seems as though the visual for the addictive song will be just as great, featuring Drizzy Drake and Draya of the Basketball Wives LA franchise.
[Sidebar: Waka’s been one of my favorites every since he gave me that shout out years agoon the set of Shawty Lo‘s video shoot]
Check out the extended video trailer for “Round of Applause” … Continue Reading…
Just last week,?Waka Flocka Flame hooked up with Drake in L.A. to jump start the video shoot for his hot strip club anthem, “Round of Applause.”
Waka brought it on home to the ATL to finish it up with the home team, and wrapped up the shoot at Diamond’s of Atlanta strip club last night (January 30, 2012).
Waka Flocka Flame (right) with OJ Da Juiceman
As expected… there was lots and lots of “A”zz on set (it was a strip club… duh!) so be careful if you’re at work!
Behind the scenes photos + video from Waka Flocka Flame’s “Round of Applause” video shoot below… Continue Reading…
The Atlanta rapper suspected in the death of Slim Dunkin has finally turned himself in to authorities.
Vinson Hardimon faces charges in the untimely death of Slim Dunkin, aka Mario Hamilton, who was shot in the chest on the evening of Dec. 16 during a fight while at a video shoot in a Memorial Drive studio.
Authorities believe that the altercation started over a piece of candy.
Investigators believe Hardimon was the man who argued with Slim Dunkin, eventually pulling out a pistol and firing at the young rapper.
Atlanta police put out a lookout for Hardimon, and through the media advised Hardimon to turn himself in, warning that his life might be in danger.
Hardimon, 28,? aka Young Vito, heeded their warning and voluntarily surrendered to Atlanta police Monday afternoon (December 26, 2011). He looked quite a bit different than the man authorities had been seeking.
Details, including Vito’s drastic change PLUS a gallery of all his previous mugshots for crimes ranging from aggravated assault to child cruelty. Continue Reading…
Authorities have signed a warrant for Young Vito’s arrest and are now looking to take him into custody for questioning.
Slim Dunkin (real name Mario Hamilton) was killed Dec. 16 after being gunned down at a southeast Atlanta recording studio. He was allegedly killed after an argument over candy turned physical.
[READ: Witnesses Say Atlanta Rapper Slim Dunkin Murdered Over Candy… VIDEO]
Det. David Quinn urged Hardimon to turn himself in for his own safety, to avoid any opportunity for retaliatory violence.
We want to reach out to Young Vito, Vinson Hardimon, to come holla at us.
I want the family of Mr. Vinson Hardimon to give us a call, let us know. We are fearful for his safety, because we don?t want anything to happen to him. Continue Reading…
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