Rob Ford Crack Video Surfaces; Late Mayor Hits Pipe, Rips P.M.

Five months after his death, a new video of late Toronto mayor Rob Ford smoking crack has just been released to the public.

Not to be confused with the previous Rob Ford crack videos. It"s a sad, but true statement that there have now been multiple.

The newly-surfaced Rob Ford crack video (below) is from 2013.

In it, Ford hits the crack pipe while a friend trashes then-future Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, who was elected in 2015.

The friend says, "I"d like to get that f–king Justin Trudeau and shove my foot as far up his ass because I"m sure it would go real far."

Ford laughs and concurs, adding "He"s a fat dick."

Rob, who admitted smoking crack during his tenure as mayor of Toronto, also says he dislikes the notion that he"s a right wing radical.

Ford doesn"t realize he"s being recorded until the very end of the video, according to TMZ, which posted the shocking footage Thursday.

In March of this year, Rob Ford died in Canada.

As for how this new video clip of the late politician surfaced? It was used as in exhibit in the extortion trial of a Ford friend, Sandro Lisi.

Lisi, bizarrely enough, was charged with trying to extort a gang member to obtain the clip – a charge that was eventually dropped.

Once the case was no longer active, the court lifted a gag order on the latest Ford crack video and it was released to the public.

Ford denied he was an addict despite the rampant drug use that gained him international notoriety during his tenure in office.

Rob Ford Crack Video Surfaces; Late Mayor Hits Pipe, Rips P.M.

Five months after his death, a new video of late Toronto mayor Rob Ford smoking crack has just been released to the public.

Not to be confused with the previous Rob Ford crack videos. It"s a sad, but true statement that there have now been multiple.

The newly-surfaced Rob Ford crack video (below) is from 2013.

In it, Ford hits the crack pipe while a friend trashes then-future Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, who was elected in 2015.

The friend says, "I"d like to get that f–king Justin Trudeau and shove my foot as far up his ass because I"m sure it would go real far."

Ford laughs and concurs, adding "He"s a fat dick."

Rob, who admitted smoking crack during his tenure as mayor of Toronto, also says he dislikes the notion that he"s a right wing radical.

Ford doesn"t realize he"s being recorded until the very end of the video, according to TMZ, which posted the shocking footage Thursday.

In March of this year, Rob Ford died in Canada.

As for how this new video clip of the late politician surfaced? It was used as in exhibit in the extortion trial of a Ford friend, Sandro Lisi.

Lisi, bizarrely enough, was charged with trying to extort a gang member to obtain the clip – a charge that was eventually dropped.

Once the case was no longer active, the court lifted a gag order on the latest Ford crack video and it was released to the public.

Ford denied he was an addict despite the rampant drug use that gained him international notoriety during his tenure in office.

Attrell Cordes Dies: P.M. Dawn Singer Was 46

Attrell Cordes, a musician also known as “Prince Be” from "90s R&B group P.M. Dawn, passed away on Friday at the age of 46.

"With profound sadness the driving force of P.M. Dawn, Attrell Cordes "Prince Be" has passed," ​a statement on the group"s site confirmed. 

Cordes, the website said, "passed Friday of renal kidney disease from diabetes at a hospital in his home state of New Jersey."

The musician rose to brief, but significant mainstream popularity after starting the R&B group with his brother Jarett in 1988.

The group"s most popular and enduring hit, "Set Adrift on Memory Bliss,” reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1991.

A subsequent single, “I’d Die Without You,” was also a modest hit and featured in Eddie Murphy’s 1992 comedy Boomerang.

PM Dawn’s Facebook page also paid tribute to the singer on Friday, posting, "Prince Be Rest In Peace forever more."

"Pain from Diabetes can"t harm you anymore, My Heart is at Peace B-Cuz U suffered so long, Tell Grandma I said Hi & Stay Blisstatic & Strong."

Health problems, sadly, were nothing new for Cordes.

Way back in early 2005, the New Jersey native suffered a massive stroke that left him paralyzed on the left side of his body.

Despite the health scare, he performed on NBC’s Hit Me, Baby, One More Time and won the $ 20,000 charitable prize.

P.M. Dawn gifted the money the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, an organization near and dear to their hearts.

Cordes is survived by his wife, Mary, and the couple"s three children Christian, Mia and Brandon. May he rest in peace.