T-Pain Unleashes Internet-Themed Video for 'Don't You Quit'

The '5 O'Clock' rapper gets pixelated and turns into Mario Bros. as well as makes out with scantily-clad ladies in the video for the track off his upcoming mixtape 'Stoic'.

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T-Pain has premiered a music video for his new track "Don't You Quit". The Internet-themed video has the Florida-born artist being surrounded by sexy babes who shake off their buttocks while he raps in front of a plain white background.

"You make me wanna hurt you when you twerk that s***/ Girl, make me wanna post up pics Facebook, let me poke you/ Put that booty on instagram/ 20 more pics going instaham," he spits in the verse. "I got money, you got friends/ You think you bad, match me then."

The Grammy-winning rhymer is also seen getting pixelated in the video and at one point he transforms into a Mario Bros.-like character. A steamy scene that sees him making out with two ladies is also presented in the clip.

"Don't You Quit" is lifted off T-Pain's new mixtape "Stoic", which will be released in the U.S. on Sunday, September 30 at 6 P.M. EST on his official website. The project features collaborations with Big K.R.I.T., Pitbull, Travis McCoy, and T-Minus.

Happy Birthday David Oyedepo

We love to celebrate your birthday with you, as you add another year to your age!

September 28 is a special day for

David Oyedepo (founder and presiding Bishop of Living Faith Church World Wide also known as Winners Chapel).

Oyedepo who turned 58 is one of Nigeria’s most successful evangelists, with millions of followers across the world. His Living Faith ministry has interests in education, publishing, media, real estate and winning souls to the kingdom of God.Controversial because of his flambouyant lifestyle.

 

 HIP HIP HURRAY!!

Chocolate City

Waje:I may sign with Chocolate City

It looks like Cholocate City might grab their second female artiste soon and she’s no rookie too.

For months, the rumours of the gifted singer Waje joining powerhouse record label Chocolate City has been circulating and while the label has refused to confirm or dispel the news, Waje has opened up on what is really going on.

‘We are trying to see how we can work together. They have been a very strong part of my career since ‘One Naira’ in the sense that they’ve really helped me in many ways. There is a possibility‘, Waje spoke.

Waje was fully introduced to the Chocolate City camp after collaborating with rapper M.I on his 2010 hit ‘One Naira’ off his ‘MI2‘ album.

‘It’s all about getting the right deal, this things do matter at the end of the day. Both Waje and Choc City need to know it’s worth it’, an inside source in Waje’s camp tells NET.

Chocolate City have signed two artistes this year – Port Harcourt rapper Pryse and gospel singer Nosa. They now carry a robust roaster of seven artistes – the others being M.I, Jesse Jagz, Brymo, Ice Prince along with an official Disc Jockey – DJ Caise.

Congratulations to Chocolate city

Barcelona respond to Hamas criticisms by giving Palestinians tickets

 

 

A Palestinian vendor in Gaza City holds a Barcelona shirt after the news that Hamas wished to impose a media boycott on the Spanish club. Photograph: Adel Hana/AP

Barcelona has invited three Palestinians to attend their home match against Real Madrid on 7 October in response to Hamas calling for a media boycott of the club after it gave a complimentary ticket to an Israeli soldier.
Barcelona announced in a statement that it had accepted the Palestinian embassy's request for tickets for the footballer Mahmoud Al Sarsak, who was held in an Israeli jail for three years until being released this year following a hunger strike, along with the president of the Palestinian Football Union, Jibril Rajoub, and the Palestinian Authority ambassador.
The Spanish club also said it invited Gilad Schalit, the Israeli soldier who was held captive from 2006-11 by Gaza Strip militants, after receiving a request for a ticket for him.

Football transfer rumours: Arturo Vidal going to Manchester United

 

Will Arturo Vidal be moving to Manchester United? Probably not but you never know. Photograph: Fabio Muzzi/AFP/Getty Images

Sick and tired of the cacophony being generated by folk insisting that he needs to sign a central midfielder, Sir Alex Ferguson may attempt to quieten his hundreds of thousands of advisers by bringing Arturo Vidal to Old Trafford. The Chilean midfielder currently plies his trade with Juventus but reports from Italy, via Friday's Mirror, suggest United have enquired about his availability. A versatile box-to-box heartbeat that's played more than 40 times for his country, the 24-year-old is valued at £40m and is also being coveted by both Manchester City and Real Madrid.
Despite having been dropped for Real Madrid's recent Champions League victory over Manchester City at the Bernabéu, Sergio Ramos is reported to be making loud pinging noises on Roberto Mancini's radar. For so long a staple in the Los Blancos side, the handsome Spanish full-back and bullfighting aficionado's rare omission from the starting XI on that occasion was enough to fuel no end of speculation about his future. Even the Barcelona president, Sandro Rosell, has hinted that he may be interested in bringing Ramos to the Camp Nou. "Never say never," he told an ESPN interviewer while being quizzed on American TV, prompting Real Madrid to do exactly that by announcing the defender is not for sale.
Having signed new eight-year contracts on Thursday, Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew and his backroom staff have stopped pinching themselves, high-fiving each other and cackling gleefully at their chairman's astonishing largesse to pursue their interest in CSKA Moscow's 24-year-old striker Seydou Doumbia. The Ivorian international has scored 34 goals in 56 appearances for CSKA, 24 of which he bagged in 2011 to earn himself the gong for Russian player of the year. With Serie A sides Napoli and Lazio also reported to be keen on signing Doumbia, he won't come cheap. £16m is the fee being touted, not the kind of chump change you find behind the sofa, but considerably less than the £25m his club were asking for him during the summer that prompted interest from Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United and Liverpool to wane.
The unhappy Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Hugo Lloris is about to "demand showdown talks" with André Villas-Boas after being left at home for the club's midweek Capital One Cup victory over Carlisle United, so that Carlo Cudicini and Heurelho Gomes could have a night out. The Rumour Mill predicts a short, largely wordless exchange: André Villa-Boas will point to White Hart Lane on a map of the UK, slowly move his laser pen all the way up to Brunton Park and look expectantly at the Frenchman, who will almost certainly cry with relief, thank his manager profusely and walk sheepishly from his office. Villas-Boas has also revealed that he won't be promoting Tim Sherwood to the position of director of football, a snub that could pave the way for the club's current technical director to leave White Hart Lane and replace Steve Kean as manager of Blackburn Rovers.
Heartwarming news from Spain, where Marca report that the Barcelona defender Eric Abidal could return to first-team action before the end of the year following his liver transplant in March this year. The French international had been diagnosed with cancer 12 months previously but doctors have told him he's well enough to resume his career.
John Terry's troubles are likely to continue, with the Sun reporting that he's facing a legal bill of £770,000 on top of his £220,000 fine in the wake of being found guilty of racially abusing Anton Ferdinand by the FA. The tabloid reports that Chelsea won't be paying his costs, while their rivals at the Mirror suggest that many black players are considering boycotting the FA's Kick It Out anti-racism campaign in protest at what they see as the leniency of the four-match ban and fine handed down to the Chelsea captain. Meanwhile Terry continues to mull over the possibility of an appeal.