While its lead single, ‘Cardigan,’ is expected to take a massive drop from its Hot 100 perch (as we reported here), ‘Folklore’ – the eighth album from Taylor Swift – is staying put.
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While its lead single, ‘Cardigan,’ is expected to take a massive drop from its Hot 100 perch (as we reported here), ‘Folklore’ – the eighth album from Taylor Swift – is staying put.
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Fat Joe is renown for being a straight shooter and has a penchant for saying what he feels – even if it goes against the grain.
The latest in his long line of memorable comments came this weekend during a live Instagram Q&A.
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Concerns are growing for rapper Azealia Banks, after she shared shared worrying sentiments about wanting to end her life.
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Normani made jaws drop with her surprise appearance in Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion‘s scorching ‘WAP’ music video.
And it’s amplified buzz for the ‘Motivation’ singer’s long-awaited solo album debut.
One of the names most hyped for Normani is Cardi herself.
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It appears as though Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion have a hit on their hands.
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Despite releasing his T-Pain-assisted tune, ‘Can You Hear Me?,’ in February, R&B stageblazer Omarion was forced to put promotion of it and its parent album, ‘Passport,’ on hold due to the global health crisis.
Nearly 6 months later, the GRAMMY-nominated star is revving up the campaign around the song by unleashing its official music video. Putting on his dancing shoes, O used the clip to ode dance communities across the U.S. that showed off their best footwork to the energetic song.
Via an official statement to accompany the visual, the 35-year-old stated:
“In these unprecedented times during Covid-19 and social injustice, I wanted to offer a reprise via spiritual nourishment. Through the unifying language of dance is joy. Members of the dance community put this video together on their own, and i’m honored to present it as the official video for ‘Can You Hear Me?”
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If industry analyst prediction is to be believed, the future is clear for new song ‘My Future’ as the Billie Eilish tune is projected to debut inside the top 10 on next week’s Hot 100.
Announced July 24, the song – co-written and produced by her brother Finneas O’Connell – made its way to digital platforms July 30. Within hours, it had not only shot to the top of real-time sales tallies but it later followed that success by becoming Pop radio’s most added new song of the week.
While its radio response, digital downloads, and solid streaming figures are all adding to spell a handsome premiere on next week’s main hitlist, chart watchers will find ‘Future’ won’t be the only newbie making moves into its top 10.
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‘If Only You Knew’ singer KeKe Wyatt wishes she knew who started the rumor she was pregnant with her 11th child not even eight months after giving birth to her 10th.
Taking to social media Thursday (August 6), the powerhouse vocalist tackled the murmurs head-on in a live video that saw her not only discuss the topic at length but also slam critics who created memes and jokes about the news.
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Not long after her long-awaited debut studio album, ‘Jaguar,’ pounced onto streaming services (click here to listen), Victoria Monét unleashed the music video for its title track.
An animated, ‘Avatar’-inspired affair, the AOA-directed visual comes just a week after the ‘Jaguar’ short film was used to ramp up excitement for its accompanying LP’s arrival.
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TeaMarr keeps the conversation about racial injustice going with her powerful new single, ‘Colors.’
Teaming with Wale, the relative newcomer – who is still raking in critical acclaim for her latest project, ‘Before I Spill Myself’ – is spilling her thoughts on the hot topic of police brutality and other related issues.
“I’m just a color, I’m just a color/ Karen let me be great,” she sings on the passionate track.
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