Lil Nas X‘s father has stepped up to defend his son from those slamming the star over the condition of his addict mother Tamikia.
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Over the quarantine blues, Saweetie is ready for her pretty girl summer.
For, the rising rap superstar has just unleashed her ‘Pretty Summer Playlist’ EP. The new project features Drakeo the Ruler, Kendra Jae, Bbyafricka, and more.
Calling this a “new tradition,” Saweetie said in the caption of the project announcement that:
“Every summer I’m sharing my platform and dropping a fly a*s playlist featuring artists who are up next. This is season 1.”
What are you waiting for? Listen to new Saweetie below…
Lil Nas X has long been open about being a Pop aficionado.
So, while he’s riding high with chart-topping new single ‘Montero (Call My By Your Name),’ the star clearly still has his ears and eyes primed to what’s going on in the broader Pop cultural landscape.
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The wait is finally over. Young Thug has finally unleashed his ‘Slime Language 2’ album.
The latest installment arrives nearly three years after the original ‘Slime Language’ arrived.
The collaborative album showcases Young Stoner Life Records‘ roster of talent including its founder and CEO Young Thug, plus Gunna.
The 23-track compilation also features special appearances from Travis Scott, Big Sean, Drake, Future, and Kid Cudi.
Moreover, it features the previously released tracks ‘That Go!’ featuring Meek Mill, ‘GFU’ with Sheck Wes, and ‘Take It to Trial.’
Stream the project via Spotify and Apple Music below…
After nearly 40 years in the limelight, Madonna continues to prove ‘Express Yourself’ is more than just a classic hit for her; it – often to controversial measure – is a way of life.
Nearly two years after making headlines for using her provocative ‘God Control’ music video to advocate for the reform of gun control laws in the United States, the 62-year-old diva continues to use her platform to speak out against related injustices – namely the deaths of unarmed men of color at the hands of police.
No stranger to criticism for such statements, Madge fielded a variety of responses when she took to Instagram earlier this week to weigh in on the killing of 20-year-old Daunte Wright – a Black Minneapolis man who police allege was shot and killed accidentally at a traffic stop. To the surprise of many, however, one commenter’s criticism on the matter got a royal clap back from the Queen of Pop.
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March 2021 may have brought with it the 25th anniversary of 1996’s ‘Falling Into You’ – Celine Dion‘s best-selling album to date (and one of the best-selling LPs in history) – but the mega Pop diva is looking to keep the celebration going all year long.
Her latest nod to the era came in the form of a never-before-seen, high definition behind the scenes look at the creation of the music video of its third single, ‘It’s All Coming Back to Me Now.’
The follow-up to the second Hot 100 #1 hit of her career, ‘Because You Loved Me,‘ ‘It’s All Coming Back to Me Now’ peaked at #2 on the Hot 100 at the height of its popularity and went on to sell over 2 million copies (in the United States alone).
Now, Dion is inviting her devoted fans to go behind the lens to see how the magic of the song’s Nigel Dick-directed music video came to be.
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Megan Thee Stallion sprung a surprise on fans moments ago with the release of the video for ‘Movie.’
A firm favorite from her debut album ‘Good News,’ the track has long been requested as a single – and it seems the Hot Girl Coach has obliged.
For the visual, Meg and guest Lil Durk head to the strip club – where they make it rain in earnest.
‘Movie’ follows smashes such as ‘Savage’ with Beyonce, ‘Body,’ and ‘Cry Baby’ featuring DaBaby.
What are you waiting for? Watch Meg turn up the heat after the jump…
Queen Naija and Ari Lennox have unleashed the video for their new collaboration ‘Set Him Up.’
Directed by Val Vega, the colorful clip sees the rising R&B stars illuminate the song’s lyrics in style.
The track is one of five new cuts to be found on the deluxe edition of Naija’s album ‘missunderstood…still’ – due tomorrow (April 16).
Speaking on the release, Naija said:
“I had so much fun recording this song with Ari! We started recording it a while back and I’m excited we were able to come together and get it finished. I know a lot of women who have actually realized they’re dating the same guy. We thought ‘Set Him Up’ would provide a fun take on this crazy kind of situation!”
Watch after the jump…
It’s been nearly two years since Madonna released her ‘Madame X’ album, but she is gearing up to release more content from the project.
More details below…
The City Girls quickly burst into the spotlight thanks to their appearance on Drake‘s ‘In My Feelings.’
However, member JT admits to Interview Magazine that the comforts of fame curbed her hunger for success.
Her words below…
Chris Brown and Young Thug bagged one of the last year’s biggest hits with ‘Go Crazy,’ but the push for 2x Platinum smash continues courtesy of a star-studded remix.
C. Breezy and Thug have recruited Mulatto, Future, and Lil Durk to add additional pepper and spice to the ‘Slime & B’ jam.
At the time of the remix’s unleashing, Brown said: “Let me show u how to bring the summer back.”
And with a full-fledged video, directed by DAPS, now here, it’s clear he’s playing no games.
Check it out below…
Fans have eagerly asked for a Brockhampton and Lil Nas X collaboration over the last couple of years. Now their wish has come true.
On April 14, they joined forces for Brockhampton’s new video for ‘Count On Me’ from Brockhampton’s latest project ‘Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine’ (stream it here). Special guest Lil Nas X joins Dominic Fike for a car ride into the wilderness that takes an unexpected turn.
The video begins normally with Fike and the ‘Old Town Road’ rapper taking a road trip and joking. However, the video quickly transitions into a trippy set of visuals when they pull into a forest and go out for a stroll. Moments later, the pair’s bodies shift into 3D-animated versions of themselves, surrounded by bright colors and rapidly moving images.
Watch the stunning visuals for ‘Count On Me’ below…
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