Pusha T is one of those artists who is so laid back and cool, you sometimes forget how talented and influential he is in the music industry. Thank god for his hip-hop angels Kanye West and Pharrell, who have no problem speaking on his behalf, letting the world know about the prodigy that is King Push. This […]
In a recent interview with FUSE, rapper 50 Cent finally explained what he and Steve Stoute were speaking about at a Knicks game after Stoute…
Media mogul Steve Stoute has helped pushed the culture of Hip-Hop into a corporate setting. After bringing artists like Nas to the masses, Stoute helped…
Well..now it’s all starting to make a little bit more sense! As we previously reported, 50 Cent has been a little less than disenchanted with…
As we previously reported, Steve Stoute made no friend out of 50 Cent last week when he publicly bashed 50 and said his career was…
They say a picture is worth a thousand words and we’re assuming 50 Cent is giving brand expert Steve Stoute the check of a lifetime.…
Translation CEO Steve Stoute shook up the ad world when his 8-year-old company scored the Bud Light account from competitor McGarry Bowen. Stoute’s Bud Light…
The Mary J. Blige and Steve Stoute Foundation for the Advancement of Women Now, known as FFAWN, is having financial troubles and has been hit…
Jermaine Dupri served as President of the Atlanta chapter of the Grammy board in the early 2000s so he knows a little bit about how the Grammy’s work. After reading Steve Stoute’s letter to the NARAS, Dupri made a video response.
Advertising executive, and former music biz exec “Commissioner” Steve Stoute took out a full-page ad in the New York Times calling the National Academy of the Recording Arts and Sciences (NARAS) and their annual Grammy Awards ceremony as out of touch with popular culture.
In an open letter published by the New York Times, Steve Stoute–the marketing monster behind Lebron James’, Rihanna’s, and Jay-Z’s branding empires–takes the Grammy Awards committee (and artists alike) to task for its peer voting system and how it is biased against the current popular culture music, involving artists like Kanye West, Eminem and Justin Bieber. Steve has been in […]
