by Alex on January 18, 2012

If you tried to visit a number of websites today and were unable to view their content, don’t be alarmed: it’s due to the protest of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the Protect IP Act (PIPA) bills, which were created to stop online piracy and protect copyright owners, but could allow the government to censor practically anything on the Internet. You’d think musicians would be all for protecting their music from piracy, but artists, such as B.o.B, Kreashawyn, OK Go and more, have made it clear that this bill, if passed, will do more harm than good. B.o.B sees this as an issue about freedom. “I’m not usually into politics but…
by Tom on January 17, 2012

“Why you all in my face, you ain’t even in my circle, dawg, you ain’t even in my loop,” B.o.B brags in his E.P.I.C. mixtape track “How Bout Dat”, which features Future and Trae Da Truth. You know who is in the “Strange Clouds” hit-maker’s circle? A pack of strippers, that’s who.
by Steven on January 16, 2012

Is Obama a huge Maroon 5, Glee , and Black Eyed Peas fan? Maybe, maybe not — but he does want their endorsement on his 2012 re-election. The Commander-in-Chief already has stars like Lady Gaga on his team, but that didn’t stop him from releasing a “wish list” of celebrities he’d like on board as he bids for a second term. Amongst names we might easily expect to find here, such as B.o.B., Jay-Z, and Alicia Keys, there are such diverse acts as Arcade Fire, Lady Antebellum, the Jonas Brothers, Janelle Monae, Ricky Martin, Regina Spektor, and Vampire Weekend.
by Lucy on January 3, 2012

T.I. is prepping both the release of his eighth studio album Trouble Man , as well as his Throne-like collaborative release with B.o.B. The Man & The Martian .
by American Idol Blog on December 27, 2011

Following “Strange Clouds “, another single has blown in from B.o.B’s upcoming sophomore LP. This time it’s the rap/reggae/rock hybrid “Play The Guitar”, which features Andre 3000. Sure, the Outkast MC may have been booted from Beyonce’s “Party” when it came time to shoot the song’s video , but he’s having a full-on renaissance thanks to a feature on Ke$ha’s “Sleazy 2.0″ remix and a lengthy verse on this song, “Play The Guitar”. Get your licks in below.
by Katie on December 19, 2011
Six number one singles or bust! “It’s crazy, ’cause nights like this would start out with a little private party / You sneak me in your Mom’s house,” begins the newly-added B.o.B rap that opens Katy Perry’s “The One That Got Away” remix. MTV’s Artist Of The Year is giving her latest single the “E.T.” and “Last Friday Night” treatment, adding a rapper to the beginning of the track as a warmup before the song begins, and now we have the revamped Teenage Dreams tune. Hear it below. Katy Perry feat.
by Allie on December 16, 2011

Six number one singles or bust! “It’s crazy, ’cause nights like this would start out with a little private party / You sneak me in your Mom’s house,” begins the newly-added B.o.B. rap that opens Katy Perry’s “The One That Got Away” remix. MTV’s Artist Of The Year is giving her latest single the “E.T.” and “Last Friday Night” treatment, adding a rapper to the beginning of the track as a warmup before the song begins, and now we have a good two-and-a-half-minute snippet of the revamped Teenage Dreams tune.
by Allie on December 15, 2011

Katy Perry is going to own the record for having the most #1 singles from one album whether you like it or not. Billboard reports that Katy will drop a remix of “The One That Got Away” featuring a verse by B.o.B. The song, which is scheduled to drop sometime next week, is currently #4 on the Hot 100 — is there any way this song will not top the charts?
by Erica Fields on December 5, 2011

In the not-so-subtle video for B.o.B’s Dr. Luke-produced single “Strange Clouds” , the ATL rapper walks through a field as mysterious green lights flash across the sky. Eventually Lil Wayne joins up with him, and the two deliver their rhymes while preparing for a close encounter of the chronic kind. T.I.
by Erica Fields on December 2, 2011
Eminem and Royce have done it. Kanye and Jay-Z, too. Now B.o.B and T.I. are jumping on the bandwagon and working on a collaborative album.
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