Megan Thee Stallion is coming back sooner than you think!
Having recently trotted to the top of the Hot 100 with her radio-dominating single, ‘Savage,’ the Houston Hottie is ready to scorch the Billboard charts again.
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Last week saw the Black Eyed Peas unleash their eighth studio album ‘Translation,’ yet the set notably did not feature former front-woman Fergie.
Her absence comes on the heels of her omission from the group’s 2018 album ‘Masters Of The Sun.’
It’s left some B.E.P loyalists not only wondering if she’ll be back but also why she left in the first place.
Leader will.i.am provided an answer in a brand new interview.
His words below…
‘Say So’ femcee Doja Cat is apparently tired of talking and ready for some action! At least, that’s what we’re thinking after one listen to her racy new song, ‘Unisex.’
Brimming with sexually-charged metaphors, the tune comes as the first of many the chart-topper says she will be dropping over the coming weeks to tide fans over until ‘Say So’s official follow-up.
Hear the NSFW-track inside:
Living up to the title of his inaugural Hot 100 chart-topper, ‘TROLLZ’ star Tekashi 6ix9ine is flaunting his recent victory in the faces of his enemies – namely fellow rappers Gucci Mane, Future, Meek Mill, and more.
Taking to social media, the rapper (born Daniel Hernandez) gloated:
“Today I’m No. 1 in the world, right? And I just wanna address a couple things. I wanna drag them some more,” he said. “I got a list!”
From there, he dragged his nemeses one by one.
Curious to see if he aimed at your fave emcee? Look inside to see:
After seeing content from their highly anticipated sophomore album, ‘City on Lock,’ unlocked and leaked on the Web (as we reported here), City Girls rushed to release the Quality Control set to offset the damage.
Released with no warning on June 20, the 15-song set – which follows their 2018 breakthrough debut album ‘Girl Code’ – features guest appearances from the likes of Doja Cat, Yo Gotti, Lil Baby, and more and boasts beats from some of the most promising rising producers on the Atlanta scene.
Yet, despite shooting to the top 10 of iTunes a day after its surprise unveiling, the project quickly fell out of the real-time sales tally’s top 40. Even after releasing a hilarious visual to assist the LP’s lead single, ‘Jobs’ (click here to watch), buzz around the effort seemed to fade as quickly as it had risen.
Now, industry analysts have revealed their official sales projection for ‘City on Lock.’ Going to chart battle with only 6 days counted toward its inaugural tracking week, look inside to see how many units the album is set to shift over the time period:
To date (as we reported here), August Alsina has blessed fans with four cuts from his forthcoming, 27-track album, ‘The Product III: stateofEMERGEncy’ (due June 26).
In keeping with that energy, he ups the total to five with the release of new cut, ‘Sincerely.’
A heartfelt ode to his nieces he’s been raising since the untimely passing of their parents, the emotional tune sees Alsina dedicate each verse to a different niece. On the last verse, the 27-year-old sings:
“Dear Kay-kay What can I say, say, say? / Ever since your first day / It’s like you’ve been here before Was here beyond your days / Truly you move to the beat of your own drum And your own parade,” he croons.
Hear it in full inside:
In 2016, the Guyanese musician Saint Jhn released a song named ‘Roses‘and saw it impact the scene with modest success.
Four years later, it stands tall as a global smash hit with sales of over 1 million units in the United States.
Find out how it happened below…
Doja Cat isn’t letting scandal squash her ambition.
As widely reported, the rising rapper found herself at the center of quite the storm when it was revealed she participated in chat room sessions with questionable groups and had made a series of problematic tweets.
Looking to power past the drama, Doja has teamed with the likes of The Weeknd and the City Girls for fresh collaborations.
And while it remains to be seen whether she’s been commercially impacted by the melee, she’s clapped back at her critics saying: “I’m here to stay!”
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Billie Eilish has faced some fire from Justin Bieber fans this week after she unfollowed the singer on the social media platform Instagram.
However, as a new day emerges, it seems that there is more to the story.
With the world at large in deep debate about racial injustice, so too is the entertainment industry.
Recent weeks have seen a number of Black artists step forward and bravely share their experiences of racism. And, in the UK, one of the most notable has come courtesy of singer Misha B.
The songbird soared into public favour as a contestant on the 2011 edition of The X Factor UK. Yet, she was prevented from scaling to higher heights when she was branded a bully on live television by judge Tulisa Contostavlos over an unsubstantiated backstage situation. She was also blemished with accusations of being “feisty” and having an “attitude” that ought to be tamed. Again, without substantiation.
In an emotional video, Misha went on to unpack more of the behind the scenes happenings that she says were drenched in racial bias and left her feeling suicidal.
Upon Misha’s tearful account hitting headlines, Tulisa issued a fiery response that seemed unsure as to whether it sympathised or blamed the Manchester talent.
Branded tone-deaf, it didn’t seem to take into consideration the long-established stereotypes attached to Black women nor the pain it continues to cause.
Now, the N-Dubz front-woman is changing her tone. For, in a new written statement, she acknowledges and apologises for her role in the melee.
Her words below…
Just three months after raising $128 million for the fight against COVID-19 with the Lady Gaga-curated ‘One World: Together at Home’ special (click here to read more), Global Citizen is looking for a redo by assembling even more of music’s biggest names to come together for the cause.
This time placing focus on communities that are disproportionately impacted by the pandemic (namely people of color, people facing discrimination, and the less fortunate), the event – titled ‘Global Goal: Unite for Our Future – the Concert’ – comes as a partnership with the European Commission and will be globally televised and digitally streamed.
Set to air June 27, look inside to check out some of the big names you can expect to see at the Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson-hosted affair:
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