Waka Flocka Flame And His Mom Deb Antney Launch Online Radio Station — Tha Wire

Debra Antney and her son Waka Flocka Flame to officially launch their new online radio station Be100! 

The online radio station will be a platform for artist’s on the come-up to get airplay on a global scale, plus feature an interactive online community as well.

Of course Waka and his mom plan on having a Be100! launch party and word has it...it'll take place sometime in the Spring.  In the meantime get the scoop on the various shows the online radio station has to offer.  All the details are below inside Tha Wire.

In other news Drake is keeping the new pieces of his October’s Very Own fashion line coming.   Now the Young Money MC is partnering with high end fashion outlet Roots Canada to launch his 2014 tour jackets.

The varsity-style leather jackets will retail for roughly $458 each and are available in black and white or green and white.  They feature the official OVO signature owl or stamp on the back and on the front of the jacket display all of the rapper’s album titles to date.

Listen to Tha Wire below and find out when and where you can cop one of Drizzy's new jackets.

In more news, Frank Ocean is being accused by TufAmerica for illegally sampling Mary J Blige’s classic his “Real Love” for his song “Rich Kids”.

The weird thing about this, is that TufAmerica owns less than 4% Mary’s song to begin with.  Even stranger, over the past 3 months the company has targeted other Hip Hop artists with copyright infringement lawsuits.  Find out who they are inside Tha Wire below.

Finally speaking of lawsuits, Dr. Dre is suing Death Row Records for $3 million.  Radar Online reports the lawsuit is over unpaid royalties and the amount of back pay Dre is seeking includes more $600 thousand for mechanical royalties, $1 million for artist-producer royalties, and another million plus for digital sales. That’s not all, the legendary rapper/producer is also looking to recoup funds from a bonus he was supposed to get.

It should be noted that Entertainment One took over Death Row in 2013 and they own the labels entire catalog. By the way, Dr. Dre isn't the only former Death Row rapper to file suit for unpaid royalties.  Listen to Tha Wire now and find out who else is suing for back royalties.

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