It appears time has healed the rift between Keke Palmer and her estranged ex-partner Darius Jackson.
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Two years after watching ‘Sl-t Me Out‘ become his highest Hot 100-charting hit yet (#28 peak), NLE Choppa gave the racy tune a lifeline in the form of the 2024-released sequel ‘Sl-t Me Out 2.’
And while the latter hasn’t exactly met the chart success of its predecessor, what it’s lacked in commercial response it’s more than made up for with its viral reception across social media.
To capitalize on that ongoing momentum, NLE has tag-teamed with Web sensation J.P. for ‘Country Me Out‘ – the latest remix of ‘Sl-t Me Out 2.’
“If I was a cowgirl, I’d wanna saddle me too / Nothin’ freaky that I wouldn’t do / To me,” Choppa relays over the IOP-produced bop.
Released Friday (August 9), hear the Bluegrass-inspired update to ‘Sl-t’ inside.
While for some music lovers the name Sabrina Carpenter only began ringing a bell after the rising Pop diva captured two of 2024’s songs of the summer with her recent hits ‘Espresso’ and ‘Please, Please, Please,’ many know the award-winning songstress has been on the grind for the last 10 years – building a dedicated fan base with her own songs and the covers of other prominent artists.
Among the tunes getting the Carpenter take was Jazmine Sullivan‘s modern classic ‘In Love with Another Man‘ – a favorite from her 2008 debut album ‘Fearless.’
And while Sabrina’s version of ‘Another Man’ isn’t exactly new, a resurfaced clip of the cover somehow made its way to the desk of another R&B diva who couldn’t help but gush over the performance.
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Flo Milli has been quite the busy bee over the last few months.
The rising rapstress may be the proud owner of one of the year’s longest-charting female Rap hits (‘Never Lose Me‘), but that hasn’t inspired her to rest on her laurels.
After watching her latest album, ‘Fine Ho, Stay,’ become the highest-charting hit on the Billboard 200 of her career yet, the Alabama beauty continued her push of the project by following with videos for fan favorites ‘Clap Sum’ and ‘Got the Juice.’
As if ‘Sum’ and ‘Juice’ weren’t enough to quench the musical thirst of her growing fan base, Milli teamed with Doe Boy and Skilla Baby for the August 9-released ‘Special.’
“I knew I was special when I didn’t pay attention in class / Imagine b-tches want my head, I like makin’ ’em mad / Pretty b-tch, he choosin’, I can’t help, he like chocolate and a– (Okay) / I might shake it all night (Ooh), he suckin’ toes, they all white,” she raps over Gentle Beatz production.
Hear all three songs inside.
As producer of films ‘Crow: the Legend‘ and ‘Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey’ (to name a few), singer-actor John Legend knows a thing or two about creating family-friendly content.
To that end, the EMMY, GRAMMY, OSCAR, and TONY (EGOT) winner is broadening that portion of his vast portfolio by unveiling his first Children’s album – ‘My Favorite Dream.’
A 10-track affair, the set – kicked off on the wings of lead single ‘L-O-V-E‘ – comes as the follow-up to John’s critically acclaimed 2022 LP ‘Legend.’
“This song captures the spirit of what I always wanted this album to be. I wrote it as an anthem to celebrate our common humanity and bring a smile to people’s faces,” he said about the new tune that features his wife Chrissy Teigen and their children Luna and Miles. “I hope this song is uplifting and inspiring for everyone.”
Ahead of the album’s August 30 release, hop inside to get acquainted with ‘L-O-V-E.’
With heaping critical acclaim greeting her latest album, the August 9-released ‘Sugar Honey Iced Tea,’ rapper Latto is looking to give on-the-fence music lovers another reason to check out the star-studded set by rendering a live performance for the fan favorite ‘Brokey.’
Taking to ‘From the Block,’ the GRAMMY nominee spit the tune’s fiery lyrics from the parking lot of Atlanta’s famous Copper Cove – the same location her rumored boyfriend 21 Savage performed during iHeartRadio’s first-ever ‘Living Black!‘ event back in 2021.
“When a real one hold you down, bae, you supposed to drown / You ain’t never f-ck with no boss b-tch, I turned you out / You won’t catch me in no Shark boots, y’all burnt ’em out / B-tches gotta wait till they birthday to go out of town,” she rapped over the COUPE-produced beat.
See the full showing inside.
Barack Obama‘s time as US President may be in the rearview, yet his popularity as a Pop culture figure is ever-enduring.
During his tenure in office, he managed to magnetize the masses by reminding them that he was just like them. Case in point his appetite for music.
And it’s a practice that’s continuing.
Because America’s 44th president has unveiled his Summer Playlist 2024.
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With the MTV Video Music Awards 2024 rapidly approaching, the first wave of performers has been announced.
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