BREAKING NEWS Migos' Bus Sprayed With Bullets In Florida, One Hurt

A party van carrying the hip-hop group Migos was shot at in Miami-Dade County early Friday morning (March 28), according to multiple reports. "Around 3:30 in the morning, that van was traveling southbound [on I-95] with eight occupants, [including] members of the entertainment group Migos," Joe Sanchez of Florida Highway Patrol told NBC6 of South Florida. "For whatever unknown reason, a vehicle drove next to them and opened fire on them [with] several rounds. There was an exchange of gunfire between both vehicles, and the other vehicle fled." Someone in the Atlanta rap trio's camp was allegedly hit, though it's currently unclear who. The van then headed to the trauma center at Jackson Memorial Hospital, where that individual was being treated for what Sanchez claimed was "not a life-threatening wound." According to a report by WSVN of Miami/Fort Lauderdale, the shooting occurred shortly after Migos were scheduled to perform at a nearby club called Cafe Iguana. "Apparently, for whatever reason, there was an altercation or disagreement with management and they didn't perform," Sanchez told the station.

Dope Art Wrk by DavidWalker!

Art Basel is the place to be to see new art and dope visuals. This year, there were all kinds of exhibits from Drive Thru’s to live exhibits. The other big deal at Art Basel Miami Beach were the murals. A lot of murals went up last week and they are pretty cool. One of those artists to get a mural up was London-based artist David Walker.


Walker took his usual weapon, spray paint, and decorated a wall in the Miami area. Without using a single brush, he was able to translate his vision onto the wall. This was definitely a conversation piece at Art Basel and was one of the most talked about visuals at the festival. The mural is full of bright, vivid colors as it outlines a woman’s face, hair and shoulder. It is eye-catching and definitely something worth seeing while in the Wynwood area on NW 26th Street.

Well Damn!!!: Trick Daddy Says He Could Have Sent Lil Wayne To The Hospital "For Reasons Other Than A Seizure"

Back in April Lil Wayne and Trick Daddy had a run in at Miami's King of Diamondsstrip club. Trick Daddy was angry at Wayne for the disrespect he showed towards his city during the NBA All-Star weekend in February.

The result was a lit cigarette being thrown into Weezy's dreads by a member of Da Mayor's entourage before King of Diamonds security separated the two groups.


All is still not well in Trick Daddy's eyes. The veteran emcee tells TMZ that Wayne has had him blackballed from all of the best topless clubs in Miami, which has left him feeling salty.

"If I [wanted to start sh*t with Lil Wayne, he would have been in the hospital for a different reason than a seizure," the "Shut Up" rapper said. Cash Money Records CEO, Birdman is now stepping in hoping to diffuse the situation before it gets out of hand. Word is he's scheduled a sit-down between the two feuding artists to put an end to the beef once and for all.

Hopefully they'll be able to settle this and move forward.

Cruel World: Trina's Younger Brother Murdered In Florida [VIDEO]

Trina's younger brother was killed, All Hip Hop reports. He was shot in broad day light, following an altercation in his Miami neighborhood.

Wilbren Bain Jr., also known as "Gookie," died after being transported to a Miami hospital. His shooter is said to be a friend, who opened fire following an ongoing dispute.

Conflicting reports state that Bain was shot and died today, while a reported message from Trina's management place the incident over the weekend. “I have some very sad news to post. Over the weekend, Trina's little brother was shot in Miami, FL. Wilbrent Bain Jr. is also known to friends as Goonkie and is 19 years old,” the post reads. “He is currently in critical condition at a local Miami, FL hospital. Please keep him in your prayers and send your blessings to Trina and her family! Feel free to post comments as I will be forwarding them to Trina herself.

Bain lived in northwest Miami his entire life and survived a shooting in 2008. "He's a very good kid," said family friend the Rev. Gary Johnson. "It's unfortunate. It's a terrible tragedy."

He had a criminal record which included weapons possession and domestic violence.  Authorities have a suspect in custody but have not yet made an official arrest.