Megan Thee Stallion‘s ‘Hiss’ may have sparked a hissyfit in some corners, but it’s generating the right kind of hysteria on the charts.
Because the femcee’s fiery new number is scorching on the streaming scene.
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Megan Thee Stallion‘s ‘Hiss’ may have sparked a hissyfit in some corners, but it’s generating the right kind of hysteria on the charts.
Because the femcee’s fiery new number is scorching on the streaming scene.
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Self-proclaimed ‘Queen of da Souf’ Latto may be paving her own lane in the music realm thanks to big hits like ‘Big Energy’ and ‘It’s Givin,’ but she’s never shied away from givin’ props to the Rap Queens who came before her – especially those from the South.
Though historically noted for her reverence of Foxy Brown, Lil Kim, and Nicki Minaj (despite their recent fallout), Latto (born Alyssa Stephens) has gone on record praising Southern female Rap icon Trina – who also featured on the remix of the 23-year-old’s breakout hit ‘B*tch from da Souf’ – and also Memphis legends La Chat and Gangsta Boo.
The latter found herself the topic of Stephens’ conversation once more, this time during the ‘Wheelie‘ star’s recent pit stop in Vancouver as supporting act on the critically acclaimed, Lizzo-led ‘Special Tour.’
Look inside to see what she said.
Jesy Nelson has returned to social media and has come bearing promises for her fans.
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The music industry continues to reel after the shocking shooting death of rapper PnB Rock who was killed in a Los Angeles restaurant Monday (September 12) as the result of a robbery attempt.
Born Rakim Allen, the emcee was at Roscoe’s House of Chicken & Waffles dining with his girlfriend when the incident occurred, leaving the 30-year-old dead from shooting injuries.
While local law authorities have yet to announce any details about their ongoing investigation of the matter, some of Allen’s fans and supporters are pointing the finger toward his girlfriend for posting — and tagging Roscoe’s — on her Instagram story (thereby allegedly alerting a would-be attacker of their location).
Although she’s since removed the post, it hasn’t stopped many – including celebrity friends of Rock’s like Kodak Black – from blaming her.
Lil Kim has had the masses talking in the wake of her collaboration with Megan Thee Stallion on the ‘Plan B’ remix.
And the femcee’s ex, Mr Papers, is speaking the loudest.
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Queen Bee Lil Kim reigned atop Twitter’s trending topics Thursday (September 8) once Nicki Minaj fans got a whiff of her contribution to the remix of Megan Thee Stallion‘s ‘Plan B.’
From the rip, the legendary rapstress makes mentions that many – including Minaj’s beloved fans #Barbz – perceived to be a diss toward the ‘Super Freaky Girl’ hitmaker’s family.
“Ni**a, you’s a b*tch / Your father’s a b*tch, your brother’s a b*tch / Keep actin’ like this and your son gon’ be a bi*ch,” she rapped over the Hitmaka-produced beat before denying the line was a diss.
Breathing new life into the ‘Traumazine’ tune, which recently slipped off the Hot 100 after peaking at #29, look inside to hear the full revamp and let us know if it’s just what’s needed to lift the song back to its former chart glory.
New music from Jesy Nelson could be around the corner.
For, it is now being reported that it will come as an independent release.
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Jesy Nelson is not only formerly of Little Mix, she’s now formerly of Polydor Records.
Because just 14 months after inking her seismic solo deal, the 31-year-old has parted ways with the Universal Music imprint.
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For reasons good, bad, ugly, and everything in between, 2021 was one for the record books!
Now, as the year draws to a close, That Grape Juice is reflecting on the occasions that rocked – and to some degree maybe even reshaped – the Urban and Pop cultural landscape as we know it.
Next, we’re looking back at the celebrity scandals, beefs, and disses that kept us glued to screens all year long.
As Halle Berry gears up for the November 24 premiere of her new Netflix film, ‘Bruised’ (in which she also makes her directorial debut), the Academy Award winner’s ego may have suffered a bruise after she was unceremoniously slammed for crowning Cardi B the ‘Queen of Hip Hop.’
Cardi – who leads the charge for the movie’s all-female soundtrack (which arrives on digital shelves November 19) – earned big praise from Berry at the flick’s recent premiere event.
“I would like to say thank you today to Cardi B,” the 55-year-old movie star said. “She was my partner in crime. Of course, she’s the queen of hip hop. I reached out to Cardi and we paired and we created… a soundtrack and an album that is not only historic, but I think is a beautiful backdrop for this story.”
Once diehard fans of other female Rap stars caught wind of Halle’s comments, they flooded her social media handles with criticism.
Look inside to see how she responded to the hoopla.
Megan Thee Stallion trots through the mind of Akademiks quite a bit it seems.
At the top of the year, the blogger/DJ-turned-Web personality sent the rapper’s fans – affectionately called #Hotties – into a frenzy when he said the GRAMMY winner wasn’t ‘100th of the talent’ of her ‘Hot Girl Summer’ co-star Nicki Minaj (as we reported here).
As if the unceremonious slamming he was for that afforded wasn’t enough, he returned for more this week – inciting furor after Stallion’s 2021 BET Award sweep.
See what he said that caused a firestorm of controversy among the #Hotties.