Top 5 is a Toronto Rapper originally known as Hassan Ali, the Canadian police have been seeking public assistance from anyone who might have information about his whereabouts. According to police reports, some investigations have found that there is a possibility that he might have travelled and hiding in Kelowna and Calgary, the details were shared by CTVNews. His charges have been upgraded to First degree murder after the death of the 2o year old Hashim Omatr Hashi. TOP 5 Is wanted for his alleged role in the shooting and killing in North York packing garage on January 31 the victim died instantly on the scene.

While the Rapper is still on the run, his social media accounts are still active. On June 20^th he made an Instagram post about Father’s day, police investigators identified the location in which the post was made as at around Vaughan, Ontario, it was a surprise post which indicated he might be a less worried or damn enough to let the police locate his whereabouts.

“Investigators believe he has traveled to Kelowna and Calgary and is urging anyone with information to contact police,” police said in a statement. “No matter how insignificant the information may seem, all tips are important and could be key to the investigation.”

The 22-year-old Hip Hop artist was on February arrested as an accessory to murder including violation of a probation after multiple drug- related charges. However, he was released with a bond shortly before investigators found new evidence connecting the rapper to the murder of the victim. His charges have since been upgraded to first degree murder and de cleared a wanted man by the Toronto Police Department.

A Toronto Imam shared fond memories of the slain 20-year-old, “What I remember most about him was that he was an amazing, beautiful soul,” he said. “He was always smiling and eternally filled with joy. He would be one of the first to wake up in the morning and try to set everyone up for that day.”

Police efforts are in top gear to trace his whereabouts while at the same time appealing to anyone who might have information not to hesitate to call them.

She was born in early 90’s on the West Coast which has maintained her HipHop memories fresh including the Deathrow Hip Hop Icon 2PAC Shakur. She said in a video accompanying her Complex Cover story on Monday, 14^th of June. She repeatedly explained why 2Pac was her greatest inspiration even long after his death. She also said that he made her feel proud to be a  black woman. “I feel like thst really changes the perspective of the Greatest Rapper of all times, cause I’m a mood girl, For inspiration, I’m saying 2PAC.”

Saweetiee was born and raised in Bay Area where she explained that her parents always played 2PAC music which menat her feel comfortable in her own skin. She said that her parents played 2PAC records non-stop day and night. The fact that he loved women and praised them in his lyrics made her proud to be a Black woman.

She further explained, “And I think people like that is really important, especially for a group that is constantly oppressed in experiences, injustices. He made you feel like, it may not be okay right now, but it’s gonna be alright later.” That is relatable to how just like Tupac, Saweetie often finds herself at the center of scuffles and controversies. A week ago, rumors were going round the Hip Hop Cycles that she was paid $100,000 by NBA Superstar James Harden through a Cash App only to go out with her. However, the NBA Superstar quickly trashed the rumors on his Instagram page.

This is James Harden’s post on Instagram. “I’m tired of people creating these false ass stories knowing I don’t really speak on bullshit,” he wrote. “Leave me out of all the weird shit. Shit trash. Back to my real life. People really on here just making shit up for clout. I really stay out of the way. Cash App $100K? Beat it.”

Saweetie is a Hip Hop Artist with unmatchable bad ass lyrical prowess which has won her accolades and fame. She is expected to release her latest Album, ‘Pretty Bitch Music’ later this year.

According to Dirt, Yo Gotti has purchased a residential property in Westlake Village, Los Angeles, CA for $7.6 M which is $100k more than the quoted price. The property is located in a serene and tranquil environment surrounded by trees and overlooking golf greens. The 10,110 square foot lavish property has six bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms for each. On top of that, the home has a granite topped island in the kitchen and a complete gaming area, a customized bar in the living room and a fire place in the master bedroom.

The single-story palatial residence was originally meant for Bruce Kanter, who was the former Chief Financial Officer in the Westwood One radio network. He had lived in the Mansion for 20 Years since its construction before selling it to YO Gotti who surprisingly added $100k on top of the quoted price. The mansion is built in a guard gated Community that provides home for who is who in L.A including Disney CEO Bob Chapek, NFL star Cooper Kupp and Wrestling Superstar The Miz.

Yo Gotti justified the high spending on the lavish Westlake Village Mansion by saying that the Mansion was in high demand and he wanted to make sure that it doesn’t slip-off his hands to a higher bidder. During an earlier 2020 interview with Yahoo Finance, he expressed his interest and passion to invest in Real Estate and the passion to customize and fix old properties to regain a reasonable market value.

The artist is also an Entrepreneur and a member of the CMG Music group and recording label. He explained, “Real estate was one of the first things I was doing, I kinda’ like mistakenly fell into that. He claimed to have bought himself a house earlier in his career to safe guard his uncertain future incase anything went wrong. However, since he purchased the house, he never got to live there and so he was renting out and that inspired him to buy more houses as his careers flourished and he was making more money from concerts and performances.

Yo Gotti claimed to have no background or education in Real Estate but he accidentally found himself in after purchasing several properties and doing minor fixing and customization which fetched him unexpected profits. It is since then than he decided to venture big time into Real Estate business.

As dozens of Portland police office resign from their call of duty, hip-hop cannot be ignored for what it has done to bring justice to the people of this great region. Hip-hop community in Portland is not that big but a small one which is vibrant. In recent years we have seen growth. A lot has happened during this corona period and social justice has been affected too. Before this happened, hip-hop was involved in many activities in Portland concerning social justice. Thigs are beginning to change as people become immunized with a vaccine and we have been noticing the new generation of vibrant youths coming up and starting doing a live music in the city.

We happen to meet a The Portland’s hip-hop artist by the name Vursatyl The Great who has been in the game for almost fifty years now.  He states that hip-hop in Portland started with the dance and he himself was a pop locker and in 1979, he started to rap.

Vursatyly the Great went on to become one of the city’s greatest artist when he was in a group called trio Lifesavas. Early 2000s, the group saw great success as they put out two records with Quannum Projects, the much loved label and underground hip-hop collective of the same name. They included most of musicians from the region like Blackalicious, Lateef the Truthspeaker, Lyrics and DJ Shadow.

Here is his latest jam that has served us a glimpse of the where he has come from:-

Even though there is great success that has been noticed over the years, Vursatyl says that Pacific Northwest has always been blocking this great hip-hop. “That’s been the challenge — to try to kind of develop the image of Portland to be something other than the whitest [big] city in America,” he says. Even though hip-hop is always related to people of color, but that perspective has to be changed in the Portland because majority of the people are white and hip-hop has already moved from being a black people’s genre, to being a music for all.

The perception has changed In recent years with emergence of young hip-hop stars whose music has garnered billions of views, meaning the people’s perspective has changed. Things are changing and soon we will be noticing a totally new Portland.