Gucci Mane couldn’t let Lil Wayne’s health issues get all the shine on Twitter last night (March 15). Before dropping a pair of mixtapes, Trap Back 2 and East Atlanta Memphis, La Flare let the Internets know that his on again, off again business relationship with Waka Flocka is a wrap. “Waka flacka flames officially dropped off brick squad 1017. […]
The mother of one of the men accused of shooting at rapper Waka Flocka Flame is speaking out. Antoinette Stukes, mother of Antonio Stukes, tells the “Charlotte Observer” that it was actually Waka Flocka’s security team that started the incident. She states, quote, “Just don’t listen to one side of the story because there is […]
Atlanta emcee Waka Flocka Flame is a free man. According to AllHipHop.com, the “No Hands” rapper was released from the Henry County Jail Wednesday night after posting 40-thousand-dollars bond. Waka Flocka surrendered to police on Monday and was booked on several charges including possession of marijuana less than one ounce, possession of a firearm by […]
Wacka confirms that the albums is turned in and he also let it be known he hasn't spoken with Gucci recently. Audio inside
In case you didn’t know, Waka Flocka was arrested earlier, but he also had a video shoot to attend. Well you know the police don’t care about the video, but a few others did.
Atlanta rapper, Wacka Flocka Flame recently made a statement about "lyrical rappers." In an interview with Radio planet
This is just foolisness, but its so funny. In todays internet driving world, everyone wants a piece of the action and must flaunt it each and every time they get a piece. Not only do you get robbed, but now you have the goons flaunting your stuff for the world to see.
Sometimes a rapper must face the facts that all he/she has working for them is a hook and great production. For Wacka Flocka Flame, the rapper is fully aware of the fact that he is not lyrical, but doesn't care and believes that his fellow rappers that put so much focus into words aren't seeing it pay off in the long run.
