Nelly got down and dirty at his video shoot Tuesday (Jan. 29) for his latest single, 'Hey Porsche.' The St. Louis rhymer film the clip in the desert outside of Los Angeles. Nelly decided to share some pictures from the set on his Instagram page.
Nelly says he is still "baffled" over his surprise tour bus raid that occurred a few weeks ago. On Oct. 11, authorities in Sierra Blanca, Texas pulled over his vehicle and found over 10 pounds of marijuana, multiple bags of heroin and a loaded .45 caliber handgun.
Nelly got a scare this week (Oct. 10) when police detained him and his seven-person entourage at a border control checkpoint in Sierra Blanca, Texas. While the 'Hot in Herre' rapper didn't comment on the allegations earlier when news broke, he's now releasing a statement on the incident.
Back in March, B.o.B told us what to expect of his Nelly-assisted track ‘MJ,’ which at the time was slated to appear on his second LP, ‘Strange Clouds’ (in stores this week). Turns out it’s actually only available as a bonus cut at Target, and now it’s recently made its way online.
The Trayvon Martin case continues to be a polarizing social issue and has caught the attention of celebrities, President Obama and now, artists in the music community. Diddy, Frank Ocean, The-Dream, Nelly and others have posted photos on their Twitter accounts wearing hoodies in remembrance of Trayvon Martin.
Nelly has had a great rapport with the sports world for years with his hits ‘Number 1′ and ‘Batter Up’ being played in stadiums constantly. Now, the St. Louis-bred rapper teamed up with ESPN on an original track and video, ‘The Champ,’ solidifying himself as a champion of both sports and music.