Kanye West Plans To Launch Yeezy Porn Studio

Kanye West's been kicking around the idea of launching his own pornography studio and he and his partners are in advanced talks to actually get something up and running. Kanye and co. have been talking about building an entire Yeezy Porn studio which would be part of a broader adult entertainment division at the parent Yeezy company. 

Kanye West has been talking to Stormy Daniels' ex-husband Mike Moz a vet in the porn biz to help shepherd the whole thing as the head of the new Yeezy wing. Mike worked as a producer for well over a decade but even before that, he'd done casting and art direction in the same industry so he's been around the block. His credits include "Aroused," "Abigail," "Young Fantasies 7," 'Vixen' and lots of other XXX flicks. 

Kanye has been pretty open about his sexual fantasies and love of porn over the years and he's rapped a lot about XXX-type scenarios with various women he's been with, including his ex-wife Kim Kardashian. Kanye has had a bit of a back-and-forth relationship with porn at times, he's proudly embraced the fact he likes to watch porn, and was even addicted to it other times, he's denounced his fondness for porn and said it wasn't good for his spirit.

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JP Morgan Chase Provides $1.7M for Black Businesses

In a bid to promote equity in Black neighborhoods, JPMorgan Chase has awarded the Atlanta Wealth Building Initiative and the Center for Community Progress a $1.7 million grant, according to a new press release shared with BLACK ENTERPRISE.

“We are proud to support Atlanta Wealth Building Initiative and Center for Community Progress as they work to increase the supply of affordable commercial and residential properties to stabilize Atlanta’s historically Black businesses and neighborhoods.”

The AWBI plans to continue its efforts to address knowledge gaps surrounding affordable commercial spaces and enact policies designed to protect small business owners. The organization also hopes to help community leaders implement anti-displacement measures within private and public sectors.

“In Atlanta and across the country, community developers are at the heart of successful revitalization,” said Kathleen J. Guillaume-Delemar, President & CEO of the Center for Community Progress. “These small-scale developers have to overcome additional hurdles created by systemic barriers in financing real estate development to build a portfolio of projects. The Center for Community Progress is committed to changing how neighborhood-scale developers of color are connected to land and opportunity to unlock their full potential.”

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Top 5 Hood Anthems

You won't believe who's on this list for the best hood songs created. In this list, The Wrap Up Magazine has listed there Top 5 favorite hood songs. These songs are our picks for a debut into the industry. These artist came in smooth with a hit song that will last a lifetime.

1. Project Pat - Life We Live

Project Pat's "Life We Live" is one my favorite hood classics. Two years after the glory that was Ghetty Green, Memphis prodigy child Project Pat flashes gold smiles and pistols tucked with Mista Don't Play.

2. Lil Durk - All My Life ft. J. Cole

Next up comes Lil Durk's "All My Life" featuring J. Cole. Lil Durk initially teased “All My Life” with a viral Instagram snippet that set the internet ablaze causing fans to yearn for the full release.

3. Young Bleed - How You Do That

What's a slept on album from 1998 that was a BANGER but you never see anyone talking about it? "How You Do That”, was remixed by Master P of No Limit Records. It was released on the 1997 soundtrack to Master P's film I'm Bout It which peaked at number one.

2. Oj Da Juiceman - Im Getting Money

Everyone played Oj Da Juiceman in the trap. "I'm Getting Money" was being played in every hood. When Gucci Mane got sentenced to a year in jail back in September, we had no idea who'd fill the gaping hole his incarceration left in the one foot in, one foot out.

1. 50 Cent - In Da Club

"In Da Club" has officially reached Diamond," the rapper wrote. "10,000,000 singles sold. The 43rd Hip Hop song to go Diamond. It became the lead single from his debut studio album Get Rich or Die Tryin'.

What's your favorite rappers debut single. Whats that one song that made you get up and get it? Comment your answers below!