Well, Dr. Dre says – nothing you idiots, Dr. Dre just has a brain aneurysm!

c|net:

Rapper Dr. Dre has been hospitalized after suffering a brain aneurysm. The music mogul, whose real name is Andre Young, is being treated at the intensive care unit at Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.

Dre is reportedly lucid and in stable condition, but doctors are trying to determine the cause of the bleeding.

On Tuesday night, Dr. Dre and his team sent out a statement on Instagram.

“Thanks to my family, friends and fans for their interest and well wishes,” read the statement. “I’m doing great and getting excellent care from my medical team. I will be out of the hospital and back home soon. Shout out to all the great medical professionals at Cedars. One Love!!”

Dre is 55 years old.

This is about the time when a lifetime’s use of cocaine catches up with you. Since we’re talking about a black guy, I guess I need to specify that I’m talking about powder cocaine.

Luther Vandross, Rick James, and Barry White all died in their fifties, as did several whites such as Jerry Garcia, Tom Petty and Joe Strummer.

The cause is usually heart attack, but brain aneurysm is sort of in the same vein.

They’re saying Dre’s gonna make it. He probably won’t.

Anyway, it’s not a huge loss. Other than Chronic 2000, the most notable thing this guy did in his life was create a series of plastic headphones, run a genius marketing scheme, and then sell the company to Apple.

Beats remains garbage, even under the ownership of Apple. If for some reason you have a desire to spend $300-500 on headphones, buy something else. Bose and Sennheiser are both obviously better, but so is Audio-Technica. For that matter, Sony still makes great headsets.

Beats are on the level of JVC, just with better marketing and 3 times the price.

I don’t know about earbuds though. Presumably the earbuds Beats makes actually are good. But do people listen to music in those?

Dr. Dre should probably be better remembered for what he named his children – he named his daughter “Truly” and his son “True.”

Just for the record, he also spent his entire life surrounded by Jews.

All of that hardcore rap in the 1990s was produced by Jews, exclusively.

Apparently, Jews had a specific desire to turn blacks into violent, drug dealing criminals. No one has any idea why.

Anyway, I’m not trying to hate on Dre, and actually don’t have any strong dislike of him. I’m just, frankly, really sick of black people in general right now, and maybe some of the ones who don’t really deserve it are getting some of my hatred.

The former Jew N.W.A. manager Jerry Heller apparently had his feelings hurt by the movie “Straight Outta Compton.” He claims that he wasn’t accurately portrayed in the film which features the story of the degenerate Negro rap group he once managed.

So due to hurt feelings he is suing all sorts of people and organizations for $110 million.

I don’t really care about the outcome of this case as he is basically trying to out-Jew other Jews, but I wanted to post it since it further illustrates the nature of the Jew. Only a Jew would spend the time and the energy suing other people over hurt feelings.

THR:

Former N.W.A. manager Jerry Heller wants the world to know he’s not really a “bad guy.”

In a $110 million defamation lawsuit filed on Friday against producers and others connected with Straight Outta Compton, Heller slams the hit film as falsely portraying him as responsible for the break-up of the rap act consisting of Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, Eazy E and others. Heller says he didn’t take advantage of the artists, didn’t withhold a $75,000 check from Ice Cube, wasn’t enjoying lobster brunches while contracts were being finalized, wasn’t fired by Eazy E and more.

After signaling the lawsuit was coming and shopping around for attorneys to represent him, Heller landed with Michael Shapiro, who was slapped with sanctions earlier this year for failing to serve the many defendants in a lawsuit over music used in The Steve Harvey Show.

The newest lawsuit sets the bar high again with quite a number of defendants including NBCUniversal, Legendary Pictures, Comptown Records, director F. Gary Gray, the artists who were the subjects of the biopic and others.