The Lionel B Show

Spotemgottem is recovering in a Florida hospital after being shot multiple times in a Miami road rage incident.

Law enforcement sources tell indicate... Florida Highway Patrol responded to a road rage incident involving a shooting around 3 AM Friday, with the car the rapper was riding in being shot at least 22 times on the driver's side.

Our sources say the driver told troopers he was driving southbound on I-95 when gunshots started ringing out from another car. We're told the driver was shot in his hip, and Spotemgottem suffered gunshot wounds to both legs, and they were both taken to a local hospital in stable condition.

Nicki Minaj won't be performing at the 2021 VMAs, because of her husband's various felonies. The Chun-Li star advised her fans that she would explain letter. However fans on social media quickly discovered why Nicki Minaj refused to perform. Listen to this episode to find out why. 

Jhonni Blaze has been missing for over a week. She finally resurfaced on Instagram where she describes being molested by her step father, being sued by her mother, and watching her boyfriend get killed in front of her.

Reality star Jhonni Blaze is missing, and her best friend sat down with Lionel B to detail what happened with the Love & Hiphop star. She has been unreachable for over a week! Deb Antney hasn't heard from her either.

Kenneth was initially charged with 2nd-degree murder, but pled guilty to a lesser charge of 1st-degree manslaughter. He served just 7 years in prison, and got released in 2013. Now he could face up to 10 years in prison for failing to register as a sex offender. Petty, 43, pleaded guilty to failing to register as a sex offender during a Zoom hearing with the Los Angeles Federal Court on Thursday, September 9th.

Nicki Minaj’s husband, with whom she shares her 11-month-old son, wore a black suit and sat next to his attorney during the hearing. “Yes, your Honor,” he replied when asked by the judge if he entered into the plea agreement willingly.

Petty’s charge stems from his failure to register as a sex offender when he moved to California in 2019.

Hip Hop fans have been educating themselves and learning for the first time about—the life and death of Eazy-E thanks to a new docuseries. The gangster rap icon exploded on the music scene back in the 1980s as he and his Los Angeles peers, including Dr. Dre and Ice Cube, began to make noise, and soon, their group N.W.A. were instrumental in putting Compton on the map worldwide. They boomed on the charts, toured the world, and engaged in beefs that are still talked about today, however in 1995, the world was stunned when news circulated that Eazy-E had been hospitalized. Soon, it was revealed that he was diagnosed with HIV/AIDS. Just a month later, he reportedly died of AIDS-related pneumonia.

His daughter, Ebie, has helped produce The Mysterious Death of Eazy-E, a WEtv docuseries that has revealed little or unknown facts about her father's career, as well as investigating conspiracies about his death.