"HIZI NDIYO BURUDANI ZA KIAFRIKA, NA AFRIKA YETU.
"NIACHENI NA DIAMOND WANGU" 
Baada ya kusemwa sana na kuchafuliwa sana kwenye magazeti na vyombo mbalimbali vya habari hatimae Wema Sepetu ameamua kuweka wazi kua yeye na mwanamuziki Diamond The Platnum ni wapenzi na kama Mwenyezi Mungu atapenda ni lazima awe mumewe wa ndoa kabisa. Kirukaafrika na Afrika yetu, inawatakia mafanikio mema katika mahusiano yao.
"MZUKA UKIPANDA HA NGUO NITAVUA..." 
Bendi ya Akudo vijana wa masauti walipokua wakitoa burudani katika ukumbi wa Mango Garden wakiongozwa na kijana ya masauti Christian Balla kijana kutoka Congo Kinshansa.
"TUNAWASHUKURU WADHAMINI WA FIESTA 2011 KURUDISHA FAIDA KWA WAPENZI WA BURUDANI.
Msanii mchanga wa hip hop kutoka pande za Mbeya, Raymond akionyesha mambo yake ndani ya Serengeti Fiesta 2011.
Msanii wa hip hop, Profesar J akiwasha moto ndani ya Serengeti Fiesta 2011, CCM kirumba Mwanza.
Msanii wa muziki wa kizazi kipya, ambaye ni makali wa viduku akionyesha umahili wake wa kuimba na kucheza.
Msanii mchanga mwanadada Recho akionyesha umahili wake wa kucheza, ndani ya CCM Kirumba jijini Mwanza.
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| During his extraordinary career, he sold an estimated 750 million records worldwide, released 13 No.1 singles and became one of a handful of artists to be inducted twice into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The Guinness Book of World Records recognized Jackson as the Most Successful Entertainer of All Time and Thriller as the Biggest Selling Album of All Time. Jackson also won 13 Grammy Awards and received the American Music Award’s Artist of the Century Award. But record sales and awards are just so inadequate a way of describing the level of his importance and his far reaching influence. We all grew up with Michael Jackson, his music was the soundtrack to our lives. We can all remember which album was big when we were at school and trying to bust some of the fresh dance moves in the playground. Then as we grew older, his songs were always smashing up the dancefloor be it at a birthday party, wedding or in a club. And his links with hip hop were deep too - remember Jay-Z (who's track Izzo sampled I Want You Back) bringing him out at Summer Jam and the audience going wild - and at the same time there was the Track Masters remix of You Rock My World he laced? Or Wyclef Jean on Blood On The Dancefloor? Or how about the Naughty By Nature remix of Scream just after they sampled ABC for OPP? Then there was the fact he always knew who to roll with on his albums - in 1991 Teddy Riley and Heavy D were on point, and of course, both HIStory and his last studio album Invincible featured the late great Notorious BIG dropping memorable guest verses while at the top of his game. Many of the biggest hip hop artists have sampled the great man from day one: De La Soul on Breakadawn and Eric B & Rakim on I Know You Got Soul, to Ghostface Killah on All That I Got, LL Cool J on Hey Lover, Kanye West on Good Life and Nasty Nas taking the loop from Human Nature for the official jump off single on Illmatic. And also into the world of R'n'B sampled by everyone from SWV to Rihanna. Notably, he kicked down the door of MTV in the 80's by becoming the first black artist to be played on the channel - almost unfathomable nowadays when you consider their current output. At the simplest level, Michael's music and actions brought happiness to so many and so it's tragic that his life seemed constantly beset with problems and that he was tormented from so many directions. Even in death this cruel treatment continues amongst some areas of the media who don't seem to understand or care for the meaning of 'Rest in Peace'. Listening carefully to the lyrics of his songs you can hear that he gave so much love and cared so much for humanity. To say the news of his passing on 25th June 2009 at just 50 years of age, after a phenomenal 45 years of success, is devastating - would be the understatement of the century. He was the greatest performer, musician, singer and all-round entertainer the world has ever seen. May he rest in eternal peace and his legacy last forever. |
HUU NDIO WARAKA WA 50 CENT.
MTV reports: 50 Cent is getting in on the bullying game. No, the brawny rhymer/actor with a reputation for starting beef with his fellow MCs is not going in on another of his rap peers, he's branching out and adding another book to his résumé titled "Playground."Unlike his previous literary efforts — which focus on his life story and the rules of power — this time he's aiming at a teen audience with a semi-autobiographical novel about bullying. According to a statement from the book's publisher, the first-person novel is slated for release in January 2012 and will tell the story of a 13-year-old schoolyard bully "who finds redemption as he faces what he's done."
50's latest book will follow his best-selling 2005 printed debut, "From Pieces to Weight," an autobiography that told his gritty tale of rising from street-level drug dealing to multiplatinum superstardom, and 2008's "The 50th Law," a book about success written with "The 48 Laws of Power" author Robert Greene.
"I had a strong desire to write 'Playground' because I wanted to explore how a kid becomes a bully," 50 said in a statement announcing the book. "I drew on events from my own childhood and adolescence, but was excited to see the story take on its own life. This book would have been very helpful for me growing up and now that I have a teenage son, it is my goal that this will have a positive influence on all teenagers."
Though his statement alludes to his own experience with bullying as a teen, 50 has a well-established reputation as an adult for starting beef with other rappers, including Ja Rule, Shyne, Fat Joe and even his rumored ex, Ciara, sometimes resorting to bully-type tactics to get his point across. In 2009, he took aim at DJ Khaled by making a video in which he appeared to secretly film the producer's mother, which occurred at the same time that he was feuding with Rick Ross, threatening to release a book by the mother of Ross' son and posting pictures of himself with a woman who was involved in a paternity case with Ross.
He even appeared to take shots at his own label, Interscope, recently, making good on a threat to release his new single, "Outlaw," independently after failing to reach an agreement about when the new tune would hit airwaves.
NANI ANASEMA HAJAWAHI KUHONGA? ANGALIA POZI HIZI UNIAMBIE.....
"MBONA WASANII WA VICHEKESHO WANAPATA AJALI ZA KUGONGWA?"
