Taylor Swift has achieved a new personal best thanks to the success of her song, ‘Cruel Summer.’
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Tori Kelly is leaving no stone unturned in promotion of her latest body of work ‘Tori‘ (the EP).
Unveiled July 28, the critically acclaimed project didn’t get its due support in the week leading up to its release due to the GRAMMY winner’s hospitalization but she’s more than made up for lost time since.
With her last R&B effort ‘I’m the Problem‘ (released September 22), K. Michelle is unquestionably going out with a bang.
As if its content isn’t raking in enough critical acclaim from the singer’s fans (old and new alike), the stunning music videos that have supported the era aren’t lacking such responses either.
Having already lifted a string of visuals for the LP’s housed cuts ‘Hurt Sh-t,’ ‘Tennessee,’ ‘Wherever the D May Land,’ ‘You,’ and the #1 hit ‘Scooch,’ Michelle is back with yet another clip – this time gifting the warmly received ‘Same Damn Show‘ the visual treatment.
“I swear, it’s just the same damn show / I already know how the story goes / It’s the same damn show (Ooh) / I don’t wanna be the star anymore / I done gave you everything that I had in me / I’ll be damned if I let you take what’s left of me,” she croons on the Aaron Pearce-produced chorus.
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North American fans of 2000’s Pop ensemble S Club 7 felt left out of the S Club party when the sevensome unexpectedly announced a 25th anniversary reunion tour earlier this year.
In response to the overwhelming demand to bring the trek across the Atlantic, the ‘Bring It All Back’ hitmakers – comprised of surviving members Jon, Tina, Bradley, Rachel, and Jo – took to social media to announce they’ll be delivering fan favorites like ‘Never Had a Dream Come True,’ ‘You’re My Number One,’ ‘Natural,’ ‘Two in a Million,’ and more to stages Stateside.
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St.Louis and Memphis collide in the music video for ‘Big Dawg.’
Starring hit rappers Sexyy Red and Moneybagg Yo, the braggadocious cut arrived Friday (September 22) alongside an equally flashy visual courtesy of of Diesel Films.
“Sh-t, if money ain’t a thing, then help a b-tch pay her rent / It ain’t tricking if you got it, n-gga, spend that on a b-tch,” Red raps on the Macfly Beats-produced track.
Just as fans got acquainted with the ‘Big,’ Sexyy lifted the lid on a solo visual – ‘Shake Ya Dreads.’
“I don’t f-ck with suckers, all my b-tches bе some hitters / I like f-cking with drillers, d-dread-head killers / You a lame n-gga, then I can’t f-ck with ya,” the rising rapstress relayed in the Killer Jack-directed video.
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Destiny’s Child was in the building in a major way at the Houston stop of Beyonce‘s ‘Renaissance World Tour.’
As reported, members of the iconic ensemble – both founding and present – were in attendance at the NRG Stadium in Texas where the chart-topping group began almost three decades ago.
And it’s become clear that more reunions took place at the must-see show.
LaTavia Roberson has shared snaps of an emotional backstage moment with the group’s manager, Mathew Knowles.
The acrimonious departure of Roberson and fellow DC founding member LeToya Luckett is etched in music history; as is the pair’s consistent articulation that the reason was a breakdown between them and management.
Yet, fast forward to today, and it’s water under the bridge.
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Rod Wave has been ruling the charts, and it has now allowed him to tie a Taylor Swift record.
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Kelly Clarkson is the queen of vocals, but now she is also the queen of surprises.
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BTS member Jungkook is readying a new single and he is bringing along Jack Harlow for the ride.
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Lola Brooke is taking it back to the 90’s with her latest release, ‘You.’
Assisted by GRAMMY-nominated rapper-singer Bryson Tiller, the sizzling cut – boasting a prominent sample of Foxy Brown‘s 1996 hit ‘Get Me Home‘ (which itself is based on Eugene Wilde‘s 1984 single ‘Gotta Get You Home Tonight‘) – sees its performers exchange lyrics about starting a summer fling.
“Ha, huh, I’m yours for the summer (Hey), Wanna drink until we drunk? I’m choosin’ you, baby/ Things I wanna do to you, baby, You say he crazy so I gotta take a risk on you (Hey)/ Like why would I lie when I’m tryna put this on you (Yeah) baby,” Bryson sings on the Khristopher Riddick-Tynes & LilJu-produced bop.
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Usher is set to blaze the grandest stage of them all when he headlines the Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime Show 2024.
And while the superstar has promised to deliver a spectacle to remember, he’s simultaneously plotting his moves beyond that.
Because, per a new report, Usher is heading out on the road.
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