Beyonce is on a global heat streak with ‘Cuff It’ – the latest single from her chart-topping seventh studio album ‘Renaissance.’
The funkified jam has gone all sorts of viral on TikTok (and social media more broadly) and seen the world moving in a major way.
With seismic gains on a worldwide scale, its resonance has been particularly notable in the UK where it’s reached a new peak.
Full story below…
Readers of That Grape Juice know how passionate we are about music – whether that be past or present.
However, unlike our other segments – Retro Rewind, TGJ Replay, and From The Vault – The Pop Stop is the most in-depth look at Pop songs that may have flown under the radar over the last week that you should know, rather they be from music’s biggest stars or those on the rise.
This week, we want to highlight cuts from Blink-182, Louis Tomlinson, Tove Lo, and Jordy.
Join us inside… (more…)
Nearly 3 years ago Nicki Minaj joined a chorus of hitmakers who called out The Recording Academy for snubbing The Weeknd‘s 2020 album, ‘After Hours,’ when it was reported the blockbuster project didn’t get any nominations for the GRAMMYs’ 2021 ceremony.
Minaj is no stranger to being overlooked by the voting committee as she – despite being attached to some of the biggest Hip-Hop hits over the last 12 years – has only been nominated 10 times and boasts no wins (as of the time of this report).
The remedy to that seemed poised to finally come thanks to the commercial and critical response to ‘Super Freaky Girl’ – her first solo Hot 100 chart-topper and one of the biggest songs of 2022. Yet, once again, the diva has found herself at odds with the Academy’s voting committee after it was announced Thursday (October 13) the Rap song would not be considered in any Rap categories.
And while the Rap Queen’s discussion on the matter may have turned into a controversial royal rumble (as we reported here), her initial grievance should not be disregarded: ‘Super Freaky Girl’ does NOT belong in GRAMMY Pop categories.
Look inside for That Grape Juice‘s top 6 reasons why.
Stormzy has unwrapped the video for ‘Hide & Seek’ – the lead single from his hotly anticipated third studio album ‘This Is What I Mean’ (due November 25).
Produced by P2J AND PGRSHN, the melodic number boasts additional vocal contributions from Brit-bred singer Ayanna as well as Nigerian stars Oxlade and Teni.
Its accompanying video, directed by Meji Alabi, depicts Stormzy in a relationship with a lover (played by Saffron Hocking) – with all the rollercoaster of romance unpacked in earnest.
The clip arrives on the heels of the Rap royal’s ‘Mel Made Me Do It,’ which signaled his return.
Watch the visual after the jump…
Latto just poured fuel on the flames of her fiery feud with Nicki Minaj.
As reported, the femcees have been locked in a public spat after Minaj bemoaned her placement in the Pop category of GRAMMY nomination consideration with ‘Super Freaky Girl’ while the rising rapper’s smash ‘Big Energy’ was allowed to remain in the Rap pool.
Insults have flown aplenty, with many of the jabs veering beyond the professional onto personal terrain.
Now, Latto has lit a fresh match but sharing audio from a call between her and Onika – in which she stresses: “you’re subtweeting me for no reason.” A war of words that was, private until now, ensued.
Check it out below…
Nicki Minaj and Latto have been at loggerheads for hours on social media and the flames have intensified with fresh discourse on the topic of…rapists.
As reported, a fiery war of words ignited online between the femcees after Minaj bemoaned her song ‘Super Freaky Girl’ being shifted to the Pop category pool for GRAMMY nomination consideration – while highlighting that Latto’s ‘Big Energy’ is being allowed to remain in the Rap sphere.
More jabs have been thrown than a Mike Tyson fight, with the ladies branding each other “Scratch Off,’ “Super Freaky Grandma,” and more.
Now, “rapist” claims are being thrown – with Dr. Luke (who produced both tracks) being roped into the melee as well as Minaj’s husband Kenneth Petty and brother Jelani Maraj.
It’s notable in light of the sexual assault convictions held by Petty and Jelani and the well-documented (and ongoing) legal drama hitmaker Luke is embroiled in with Kesha.
See what the rappers had to say below…
Buzz around Chris Brown‘s latest album, the June-released ‘Breezy,’ may have come and gone, but the singer’s dedicated fans (affectionately called #TeamBreezy) are still keeping other tunes from his jam-packed discography front-and-center on social media and music charts.
Three years after the ‘Indigo’ track ‘Under the Influence’ first landed on digital outlets, the Kiddominant-produced bop began dominating Tik Tok reels – a feat that helped it fly up global and domestic Apple Music sales charts and eventually reach the top 30 of the Billboard Hot 100.
In a bid to push it even higher on the latter tally, Brown has unveiled a sneak peek at the song’s long-awaited forthcoming music video.
Look inside to see the trailer.
With the countdown to the February 12, 2023 kickoff of Super Bowl LVII well underway, buzz continues to brew for what’s in store for the sports spectacle’s halftime show headlined by Rihanna.
Over a year after confirming she was hard-at-work on her long-awaited debut Gospel album, GRAMMY-winning R&B diva Fantasia has not only lifted the lid on its status but also sent her faithful fans into a frenzy with news the LP won’t be coming alone.
The social media smackdown between Nicki Minaj and Latto continues hours after its kick off Thursday night (October 13).
As we reported here, the virtual fisticuffs began when the former took to Twitter to vent about her #1 hit, the Rick James-sampling Rap song ‘Super Freaky Girl,’ being moved to Pop categories in the GRAMMYs’ initial voting process for its 2023 ceremony.
After suggesting that Latto‘s breakout hit, ‘Big Energy,’ be given the same treatment by the Recording Academy, the two engaged in a fiery exchange that led to the rising rapstress refer to Nicki as an old bully.
The 39-year-old didn’t let the ageist quip go so easily, however. Look inside to see how she clapped back.
It’s giving…girlfight!
After Nicki Minaj revealed she felt some kinda way about her inaugural Hot 100 #1 hit, ‘Super Freaky Girl,’ being booted from Rap to Pop categories in the 2023 GRAMMYs’ initial voting process, as revealed Thursday (October 13), she also suggested Latto‘s similarly styled smash – ‘Big Energy’ – be given the same energy from the Recording Academy.
And while the slick diss wasn’t given much attention at the time of its first post, Latto came in guns blazing after Minaj – her former idol – suggested the self-proclaimed ‘Queen of Da Souf’ should’ve made more of a royal fuss when ‘Super’ was given the Pop treatment.
What ensued afterward was a Twitter smackdown between the Rap divas. See it inside.
It’s that time of year again!
November 20 brings with it the 2022 American Music Awards live on ABC.
As ever, all eyes are on the nominees for the latest installment of the annual extravaganza, which will boldly air as planned from LA’s Microsoft Theater.
And folk need not wonder anymore, because the full list has just been unveiled.
The unstoppable Bad Bunny leads with eight noms, while Beyonce, Drake, and Taylor Swift follow with six each.
Elsewhere Adele, Harry Styles, and The Weeknd nabbed five nominations. Also in the mix are Doja Cat, SZA, WizKid, Anitta, Tems, and more.
Check out the full list of nominations below…
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