‘Sincerely For You,’ the December 16-released album from Jacquees, may have entered the Billboard 200 at #163 and marked the first time he missed the chart’s top 40, but the 28-year-old is looking to turn the tide with its latest single, ‘When You Bad Like That.’

Featuring Future, who also served as the LP’s executive producer, ‘Bad’ follows ‘Quees as he wines and dines the lady in his life and reminds her why she is worthy of such lavish treatment.

“I let you have your way (Stay true, stay true) / I can’t keep my hands off of you when wе together (I gotta smack that) / I wanna feel it all (feel it all, all) / Really, you never ask for nothin’ (you never ask for nothin’) / Anything you want, you just got to say it,” the R&B singer croons.

Unveiled alongside a BPace-directed music video, look inside to see the action.

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Thanks to the new song ‘Flowers,’ the next official era of Miley Cyrus‘ career is in full bloom.

The kickoff single from her recently-announced album ‘Endless Summer Vacation’ (due on digital shelves March 10), ‘Flowers’ comes as the first taste of official new music the diva’s fans have gotten since she wrapped up 2020’s ‘Plastic Hearts’ era.

In its accompanying video, which arrived Thursday (January 12), Cyrus croons about self-love and courage as she makes her way down the streets of Los Angeles dancing and shedding her inhibitions (and clothing).

“I can buy myself flowers / Write my name in the sand / Talk to myself for hours / Say things you don’t understand / I can take myself dancing / And I can hold my own hand / Yeah, I can love me better than you can,” she wails on the cut produced by Kid Harpoon, Tyler Johnson, & Mike Will Made It.

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Memphis is in the building!

Bluff City natives Moneybagg Yo and Glorilla tag-team for what is sure to become the new toxic couples anthem, ‘On Wat U On.’ A Hip-Hop lovers quarrel, the cut sees the two trade verses about why the other isn’t deserving of their time and affection.

“Asking me ‘bout b****es in a city that she think I’m f***ing,” Yo raps on the YC-produced cut. “Look dead in her eyes before I lie, I’d rather tell her nothing.”

Bringing the tune to life with a cinematic music video inspired by the 2001 dramedy ‘Baby Boy’ (starring Tyrese and Taraji P. Henson), look inside to see the action.
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In breaking news, Lisa Marie Presley has tragically died.

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Lil Nas X spent much of last year on the road, thrilling audiences who attended his worldwide ‘Long Live Montero Tour.’

And while some acts are out of sight, out of mind, the Pop provocateur has seen his music remain in heavy rotation. So much so that he’s nabbed a shiny new plaque.

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French-Malian music sensation Aya Nakamura kicks off 2023 in fiery style with her new single ‘Baby.’

Fresh from selling out three consecutive dates at Accor Arena in Paris, the chart-topping performer has unleashed the colorful video for the track.

Both ‘Baby’ and its accompanying visual arrive in tandem with confirmation that Nakamura’s hotly anticipated new album ‘DNK’ will be dropping on January 27.

Thanks to global smashes such ‘Djadja’ and ‘Bobo,’ the 26-year-old serves as today’s most streamed Francophone artist.

And with the landing of her latest anthem, it looks like her reign shows no signs of letting up.

Watch the Y2K-inspired video for ‘Baby,’ helmed by IDZ, below…

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It’s almost time for the 54th Annual NAACP Image Awards.

Unveiling its full list of nominations today, the prestigious awards honor actors, actresses, singers, authors, and activists of color, in and out of the entertainment industry.

Beyonce, Kendrick Lamar, ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’, and ‘Insecure’ lead the pack of music, film, and TV nominees.

Queen Bey and K. Dot top the music tally with 5 nominations each, while Marvel’s hotly anticipated ‘Black Panther’ sequel and the Quinta Brunson-led ‘Abbott’ amassed 12 and 9 noms in their respective fields.

Elsewhere ABC and Netflix lead in the TV and motion picture categories.

Ahead of finding out who will walk away with the coveted trophies when the February 25 show airs live on BET, head below to see the full nominations list…

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Award season is upon us!

And the latest, and one of the most prestigious, is the BRIT Awards 2023.

Nominations for the UK’s equivalent of the Grammys were announced moments ago and brought major listings for the likes of Harry Styles, Beyonce, FLO, Burna Boy, Stormzy, Central Cee, and more.

Ahead of the February 11 ceremony, which is being hosted by Mo Gilligan and airs live from London’s O2 Arena, check out the full list of nominees below…

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Chris Brown is no stranger to making hits.

Case in point, he is ruling rhythmic radio once more with his song ‘Under The Influence.’

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Jerrod Carmichael‘s stint as host of the 2023 Golden Globes ruffled features in earnest.

For, while some found humor in the comic’s edgy material as master of the returning ceremony, others weren’t as impressed.

Case in point is the Estate of the late great Whitney Houston.

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Sam Smith has a reason to celebrate.

For, their song ‘Unholy’ marks a career-best for them on pop radio.

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The iHeartRadio Music Awards, one of music’s biggest nights, has announced the star-studded nominations roster for its 2023 edition.

Airing live from Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on March 27, the event – now in its 10th year – toasts the most-played artists and songs on iHeartRadio stations and the iHeartRadio app throughout 2022.

Leading this year’s highly competitive list are Lizzo, Taylor Swift, and Harry Styles – who garnered 7 nods apiece.  Behind them, Drake, Dua Lipa, and Bad Bunny are among the big names who nabbed 6 mentions while Doja Cat and Beyoncé are among the acts who have 5 each.

Ahead of handing out its coveted trophies and announcing which stage-blazing acts will be added to the performance bill, look inside to see the full list of 2023 iHeartRadio Music Awards nominees.

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