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Jay Z has changed his name
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Jay Z has accomplished a lot with his career. He’s on track to beat the Beatles record for most No.1 albums, but maybe he thought there was something slowing down his progress. That dang hyphen! It’s messin’ with Hov’s flow! So that’s why Jay Z is dropping that pesky punctuation from his name.
The news broke via Twitter (where else?) alleging that Jay Z’s label was not too keen on his hyphenated namesake.
Jay Z himself has yet to confirm this news, though we have reason to believe it’s true. Hov’s website Life+Times is currently stylizing his name as ‘JAY Z.’ Maybe his wifey will pick up his leftover hyphen and change her name to Bey-once.
We’re guessing it just makes things like autographing and typing his namesake easier. The time it takes to write and type those hypens is really cramping his style. Time is money gosh darnit! You can take your punctuation and shove it!
Breaking: Jay Z has dropped the hyphen from his name, according to his label. I am not kidding. (Wish I was.) Copy editors: take note.
— Joe Levy (@RealJoeLevy) July 18, 2013
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After doing a song with Bebe Cool, Nigerian singer Rude Boy who is in Uganda has also expressrd interest in doing a song with Weasel, late Radio’s singing half.
“I called Weasel myself and asked him we do a song together. I anticipate you will love the song” Rude Boy said.
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Rude Boy of the former PSquare duo landed in Uganda for his show this Friday. He addressed media this afternoon and also expressrd his admiration for some Ugandan artistes.
Rude Boy at the media press told journalists he admires Ugandan singers Bebe Cool and Cindy. While he has done a collabo with Bebe Cool he also stated he had great admiration for him as an artistes. “Our video will be out soon and am excited” he stated.
“The late Radio will always be missed and I will sing Nakudata in tribute” he finished.
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Nigerian singer Paul Okoye landed into the country this morning and has addressed media this afternoon. In his statement, he has promised to take Ugandans through his old and new songs at his concert at Lugogo Cricket Oval this Friday.
“I am performing both my old and new songs. I will perform even those that I did in that duo but most important am also performing those I have done alone” he said.
Rude Boy will perform at Lugogo cricket oval and entrance will be ugx 25,000, ugx 50,000 VIP and ugx 1,000,000 for tables.
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Red Ug is a Ugandan trio of Edrine Mukwaya (edrine bronx), Yiga Johnson (mickey) and Ntabazi Kazzi Alexander(alex). The singing group has teamed up with U.K based uprising hip-hop rapper Ken K on this new song Nze Wuwo.
Being an urban music genre group, Red UG have not forgotten their roots even in this new Andy Music produced love song through which they go deep into their happy love story.
Nze Wuwo is an Afro-Zouk song whose video was shot and directed by Benson pro.
Watch the video below:
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