Nicki Minaj isn’t the only nemesis Cardi B was having to fend off on Tuesday (September 30).
Amid her savage back-and-forth slams with the Harajuku Barbie, Cardi was dodging disses from City Girls star JT.
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Nicki Minaj isn’t the only nemesis Cardi B was having to fend off on Tuesday (September 30).
Amid her savage back-and-forth slams with the Harajuku Barbie, Cardi was dodging disses from City Girls star JT.
More inside.
Nicki Minaj and Cardi B‘s reheated beef from Monday (September 29) spilled over well into Tuesday night (September 30), and the chart-topping rappers went for the jugulars!
When not accusing each other of drug abuse and dissing each other’s rapping skills, the Hip-Hop divas took shots at each other’s family members with Cardi taking aim at Minaj’s father and jailed brother while Nicki slammed Cardi’s dad.
As if that wasn’t enough, they later targeted each other’s children in what turned into a jaw-droppingly savage exchange!
Cassie Ventura’s victim impact statement has been made public, offering a raw and emotional plea to Judge Arun Subramanian who is presiding over the criminal case against Sean “Diddy” Combs.
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Cardi B and Nicki Minaj turned X (formerly known as Twitter) into a battlefield Monday night (September 29), trading a flurry of insults that had the platform buzzing.
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Doja Cat‘s fifth studio album ‘Vie‘ hit digital shelves on Friday (September 26) and was almost instantly greeted with critical acclaim from her dedicated fans (affectionately called #Kittens) and industry critics.
Laden with 80’s-inspired cuts like its lead singles ‘Jealous Type,‘ ‘Gorgeous,’ and ‘Stranger,’ the 15-track set – despite boasting SZA as its only guest star – is chockfull of contributions from producer and songwriter extraordinaires like Jack Antonoff, Gavin Bennett, Ari Starace, Sounwave, Y2K, and more.
Not only braving high expectations given the Billboard 200 top 10 placements of its three predecessors ‘Hot Pink,’ ‘Planet HER,’ and ‘Scarlet,’ ‘Vie’ entered its race to the chart’s summit with stiff competition in the form of Young Thug and Mariah Carey.
Hop inside to see how industry analysts believe the GRAMMY-winning rapper’s LP will fare by the end of its inaugural sales tracking week.
If the predicted first-week sales are anything to judge by, Mariah Carey fans – affectionately called #Lambs – are absolutely here for her September 26-released album ‘Here for It All.’
Chance the Rapper‘s sophomore studio effort (the August 15-released ‘Star Line‘) may have started strong with its #22 opening on the Billboard 200, but the star-studded project vanished from the chart just a week later.
In a bid to turn the tide on the set’s success narrative, Chance (born Chancelor Bennett) recruited fellow Chicagoan Hip-Hop hitmakers Do or Die and Twista to toast to the Windy City’s cultural impact on the genre by remixing the album’s fan-favorite track ‘Ride.’
“Ride, just enjoy the ride, just enjoy the ride / Trust, you gon’ be alright, we gon’ be alright / But if they wanna fight, it’s gon’ be a fight / Just get your brothers right, and they gon’ ride, ride,” he raps over DexLvL production.
Buoyed by a prominent sample of One Way’s 1980’s classic ‘Don’t Stop (Ever Loving Me),’ hop inside to hear the ‘Ride’ revamp in full.
Beyonce‘s ‘Cowboy Carter‘ era courted controversy from its onset, so it should come as little surprise the LP and its accompanying promotional efforts are continuing to do so – even after conclusion.
As is custom with many artists on the cusp of dropping a new album, Taylor Swift – in preparation for the October 3 release of her ‘Life of a Showgirl‘ LP -has finally had her record logs at the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) refreshed.
Unlike many other artists, however, Swift’s updates are not only gargantuan but they are downright historic!
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Sabrina Carpenter is stepping out of the studio and into the kitchen – at least for a moment.
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If you’ve ever wanted Mario to serenade you with ‘Let Me Love You,’ ‘Crying Out for Me,’ ‘Just a Friend,’ and his treasure trove of R&B hits, your chance is coming soon.
After watching his breakthrough hit ‘Mutt‘ conquer the top 20 of music charts around the world including the United States, United Kingdom, New Zealand, South Africa, Australia, and beyond, Leon Thomas is looking to bring more critically acclaimed cuts from the tune’s parent album to stages around the world courtesy of the forthcoming ‘Mutts Don’t Heel World Tour.’