WEEKLY HIPHOP: URBAN MAGAZINE

  Poe 1, also known as Reality Check, emerges as an influential and multi-talented figure in the entertainment industry. Hailing from Benton Harbor, MI, his journey reflects a remarkable blend of determination, creativity, and an unwavering passion for his craft. His impact spans across various spheres, encompassing music, acting, and entrepreneurship. Collaborating with industry luminaries such as Parlae of Dem Franchize Boyz, Alfa Mega formerly of Grand Hustle, and Reginelli of The Gambino Family, Poe 1 has showcased his versatile lyrical abilities and captivating stage presence. Notably, his involvement in scoring movies such as "Blood Suckaz," "Jokes On Us," and "Bishop Bling," all by Iesha Brown 180th Street Filmz, has solidified his status as a versatile artist. IMDb also recognizes him as a certified music supervisor for movies and films, underscoring his multifaceted talents. In the realm of business, Poe 1's entrepreneurial acumen shines throu...

CORNELIUS SMITH CONFESS  A Memphis man testified that he and another person shot and killed rapper Young Dolph after the brother of rapper Yo Gotti put a hit on him. Cornelius Smith and Justin Johnson were identified as the two people seen on surveillance video exiting a white Mercedes outside a Memphis, Tennessee, cookie store shortly after Young Dolph entered the store and then opening fire in broad daylight on November 17, 2021. Smith was testifying in the trial of Johnson, who is facing charges of murder, conspiracy to commit murder, and being a felon in possession of a gun. Smith also faces murder and conspiracy charges. During the trial, Johnson’s attorney claimed that Smith's testimony should not be trusted, as Smith was attempting to save himself and that Johnson is innocent. The attorney argued that wearing similar clothes to the person in the video does not prove Johnson's guilt. It was noted that Young Dolph, whose real name was Adolph Thornton Jr, had survived previ...