Posts Tagged ‘dmx’

After hearing Plies Bruh Bruh record, DMX calls him the WORST rapper ever!

In my opinion, DMX has no room to open his mouth and talk about ANYBODY. This is the same rapper who lives in jail and comes out for vacations.

…all I can do is smh! I knew it! But I can’t blame it all on DMX. Well, we can because he originally committed the crime, but I blame the system for the slip-up on this one.

MTV Reports:

DMX turned himself in to the Los Angeles Metropolitan Courthouse on Monday afternoon (July 26) at about 2:30 p.m. to begin serving a 90-day sentence stemming from a 2002 reckless driving charge, according to his attorney.

X was arrested for DUI way back in ’02, but reached a plea deal for a lesser charge of reckless driving, the rapper’s lawyer, Aja Southern, told MTV News on Monday. Southern alleged that a series of events, including X having to serve time in an Arizona jail on an unrelated charge, had caused her client to postpone his L.A. sentence.

TMZ, however, reported that the Yonkers MC violated terms of his probation related to the 2002 case and as a result must serve time behind bars.

A spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Probation Office would not confirm to MTV News whether DMX had violated his probation. Representatives for the Los Angeles Superior Court system were not available at press time to respond to inquiries made by MTV News.

The system is playing X. It’s not his fault that they forgot about the prior incident. What they really want from a nig…

Doesn’t seem as though DMX can catch a break recently. Just after being released from prison after serving 4 months for violation of his probation, his wife Tashera Simmons is announcing she has officially separated from the rapper.

Now Simmons has agreed to release a memoir about her life with X, with author Aiya S. King called Tashera Simmons…Strength of A Woman. She released a statement about the book saying:

It’s not a tell-all, I want to clear that up. It’s a memoir, it’s a story about our life, my life, and our life together…I think reading my book, it explains everything.

I’m talking about everything, from my childhood when I was abandoned by my mother and left to take care of my siblings, to when me and Earl (DMX) first met at 11 and we got together at 18 and I’m starting from there until then on…It’s a positive tell all.”

And she’s also aiming to get a reality show out of the situation. She’s currently pitching the idea to several networks and it will chronicle her living without DMX. The show’s title is expected to be Tashera Simmons…Life After X (how original).

Tashera gonna milk this for everything she can get…can’t knock the hustle.

Lil’ Kim added some bark to her sting when she brought out surprise guest DMX during her show in Scottsdale, Arizona, over the weekend. X, who was released from jail earlier this month after violating his probation, performed The LOX’s “Money, Power, & Respect” with the Queen Bee. “New York is in the motherf#&$ing building!” shouted the Yonkers rapper.(Rap-Up)

I’m convinced that DMX likes it better in jail, or something is really the matter with him!

Late yesterday, DMX was taken into custody in Arizona, and charged with five counts of probation violation.

Sherrif Joe Arpaio confirmed the arrest and said the star – who was jailed in 2009 on charges of drug possession, animal cruelty and theft, stemming from various arrests in 2008 – is now in a Phoenix jail where he is isolated from other inmates.

He added: “We would hope that he is finally sent to prison. We’ve arrested him five times already. How many times do you have to violate the law?”

The details of the rapper’s arrest are unclear but it has been reported it is related to drug addiction.

DMX’s lawyer Gary Jenkins said: “He’s been battling addiction for some time and he’s in need of treatment.”

Meanwhile, DMX’s wife, Tashera Simmons, is planning to release a tell-all book about her life with the artist, called ‘Strength of a Woman’.

A representative said: “She will be talking about her experience with her family and trying to hold them together through the DMX journey. Her story is a stellar, heart wrecking, powerful, firsthand account of survival and family strength in a chaotic life and the fame that came with that life.” (Ireland Online)