Chloe x Halle let their voices shine at the 2020 People’s Choice Awards with their performance of ‘Ungodly Hour.’
The sisters took the stage in matching skin-tight metallic black outfits and futuristic hair do’s. The pair recruited four backup dancers, who channeled ‘The Matrix’ with their trench coats and sunglasses.
The harmonized over the lyrics:
“When you decide you like yourself (holla at me) / When you decide you need someone (call up on me) / When you don’t have to think about it / Love me at the ungodly hour.“
GQ magazine have named the Hot Girl Coach their Rapper Of The Year, as such she fittingly covers the latest edition.
Breaking the mould, the femcee’s appearance a-front of the publication is notable as it’s one of three special covers released in honor of the 25th annual Men of the Year issue.
Within the feature’s its inner pages, Meg – whose debut album ‘Good News’ arrives on Nov 20 – pairs her stunning shoot with equally engaging candidness about a range of topics.
Indeed, she dishes on her mission in music, her late Mom, her relationship with ‘Savage’ collaborator Beyonce, and the evening she says Tory Lanez shot her.
Justin Bieber brought his latest hits to the 2020 People’s Choice Awards.
The performance began with the Pop star singing alone at a bus stop on an empty street for ‘Lonely.’
As the emotional song ended, the screen parted and neon crosses appeared, as he walked on stage to perform ‘Holy.’ While Chance the Rapper is featured on the studio version of the song, he did not appear for the live performance.
Bieber tied with Lady Gaga for the most nominations at the ceremony this year with seven. He took home the award for male artist of 2020. The full list of winners can be found here.
What are you waiting for? Watch him light up the stage below…
The People’s Choice Awards 2020 aired live tonight.
As its banner title relays, the show is notable for being voted for entirely by the public, a fact which arguably helps gauge who is most “popular” at this point in time.
Spanning a wide variety of categories, the full list of music winners awaits below.
With the likes of Cardi B, Ariana Grande, and Doja Cat up for honors, did your “fave” nab an award?
Find out below where the full list of winners awaits below…
Erykah Badu may need to call the CDC! In what comes as peculiar news, the ‘Tyrone’ singer revealed that she has tested positive for COVID-19… in just one nostril!
16 years ago today, the ladies of Destiny’s Child released their final album as a group.
The aptly-titled ‘Destiny Fulfilled’ saw the stars kick it together one more time before pursuing their flourishing solo runs.
Today’s From The Vault pick is its high-octane lead single ‘Lose My Breath.’ Can y’all keep up?
‘Breath’ was produced by the great Rodney ‘Darkchild’ Jerkins and was written by DC alongside Sean Garrett. Shawn Carter aka Jay-Z also has a songwriting credit on the track.
Lyrically, the ladies make clear to a potential bae that he had to put his money where his mouth is and rise to the occasion before it’s too late.
The single was yet another success for our faves, charting inside the Top 3 in the US and the UK at #3 and #2 respectively. It peaked inside the Top 5 in most of the countries was released in. How’s that for a comeback?!
Marc Klasfeld directed the song’s visual, which saw three different versions of the group – backed by an army of dancers – battling it out in these streets. It was a darker and grittier vibe for the girls, one that proved successful as it remains to this day a fan favorite. The video was nominated at the 2005 MTV Video Music Awards in the Best Dance Video but lost to Missy Elliott and Ciara’s ‘Lose Control.’
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Though ‘Destiny Fulfilled’ and its accompanying tour served as parting gifts, the era wasn’t the last we saw of the collective, thankfully. Kelly and Michelle made a high-profile appearance during Beyoncé’s 2013 Super Bowl performance, they each have been featured on one another’s albums, and not more than two short years ago, the trio took the stage of Coachella where Beyoncé headlined, leaving the world thirsty for more.
The fact that they’ve never actually ruled out the possibility of reuniting for a substantial reunion also gives us hope that there might be some activity in the future. Hopefully in the near future.
In the meantime, we’ll keep jamming to this track.
Janet Jackson had the wheels of momentum in motion for new album ‘Black Diamond’ early this year.
And then the global health crisis put a pause on the industry at large.
With anticipation still sky high for the diva’s first album in five years, one of the set’s producers Tommy Parker has opened up about creating the follow-up to ‘Unbreakable.’
Peep excerpts from his interview with Revolt below…