Justin Bieber staged a musical takeover at the 2021 Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards.
Backed by an army of dancers, the Pop pin-up delivered performances of hits such as ‘Intentions,’ ‘Hold On,’ and ‘Anyone.’
The showing comes a week before JB unleashes his sixth studio album, ‘Justice.’
It also arrives as Bieber gears up for tonight’s GRAMMYs, where he’s up for four awards.
Pending then, watch the singer in action, alongside the likes of Migos’ Quavo, after the jump…
Kirk Franklin is speaking up and out after audio of his verbal altercation with his eldest son Kerrion went viral.
As reported, the ‘Stomp’ performer sounded like he wanted to do exactly that to his offspring – who leaked the audio of their expletive-heavy disagreement.
Now, in a somber video, the star has issued an apology.
He also added further context, revealing that his son’s relationship with the family has been “toxic” for some time and that the Franklins therapist was also on a portion of the call that conveniently wasn’t shared.
Watch below…
If audio from an alleged leaked phone call is to be believed, Gospel legend Kirk Franklin meant it when he promised the stomp, the whole stomp, and nothing but the stomp – this time to his estranged eldest son, Kerrion.
Nearly three years after Kerrion, who is also a musician, first took to Instagram to accuse his ‘sneaky’ father of ‘trying to kill him’ (click here to read more), he has returned to the platform with alleged proof of his dad’s hostility.
The evidence came courtesy of a recorded phone call that appears to show the ‘Melodies from Heaven’ hitmaker spewing a profanity-fueled rant toward the younger Franklin – even threatening to put his ‘foot in the a**’ and ‘break the neck’ of the 33-year-old.
That’s not all he’s accused of saying. Hear the audio inside and see how Twitter’s responding to the hoopla.
With the 2021 GRAMMY Awards less than a week away, excitement continues to build for the event.
Every field is jam-packed with the who’s who in the music industry. Take for example the Best New Artist category. Taylor Swift, Haim, Jhené Aiko, Black Pumas, Jacob Collier, Dua Lipa, Post Malone, and Coldplay are all nominated.
But who will win and who should win?
Join us below to find out…
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 Nick Jonas, CHIKA, Watts & Khalid, and January Jane.
Join us inside…
Recording Academy executive Harvey Mason is speaking out.
He sat down with the LA Times, where he talked about this year’s ceremony. More importantly, he commented on Beyoncé‘s decision to not perform at the GRAMMY Awards.
His words below…
Janet Jackson excited fans in earnest last year when she announced her new album ‘Black Diamond’ and shared dates for a like-titled tour.
As fate would have it, the pandemic hit and took with it one creative’s chance to contribute to the hotly anticipated LP.
That creative being Kaytranada.
Full story below…
Chloe Bailey is back again.
One half of the duo Chloe x Halle, she shows out with her latest video, a cover of Yung Bleu‘s ‘You’re Mines Still.’ Reworking the song, she renamed the track ‘You’re Not Mine Still.’
Across the track she sings:
“So stop telling all your boys that you are mine still.”
As of publication, the song has garnered over 2.5 million views across her social media accounts and has won praise from Snoh Aalegra, Tamar Braxton, and Bella Hadid.
Her cover caught the attention of Yung Bleu himself, who proposed a collaboration between the two.
Watch her performance of ‘You’re Not Mine Still’ below…
It’s been over two months since Jazmine Sullivan released her long-awaited comeback effort, ‘Heaux Tales’ (click here to stream), yet the project’s still riding high in the Billboard R&B album chart‘s top 10.
Part of the set’s ongoing success is due to the commercial response to its critically acclaimed cuts, ‘Girl Like Me’ and ‘Pick Up Your Feelings.’ The latter has particularly caught on with music lovers, even breaking into the Pop charts to become her first placement on that tally since 2010.
In a bid to build on that momentum and push ‘Pick’ to even higher Hot 100 heights, Sullivan has unveiled the tune’s official music video – a glossy revamp of her stunning live performance at the 2020 Soul Train Awards.
See it inside:
Thanks to an aggressive global campaign that saw her tackle almost every major awards show, talk show, radio station, magazine, and more over the last year, Dua Lipa‘s sophomore album – ‘Future Nostalgia’ – has crossed the threshold for Platinum certification by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).