Play on ‘Players.’
After Coi Leray watched the Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five-sampling song explode on Tik Tok to the tune of over 5 billion plays across the many clips that reference it as a featured sound, the rapstress saw it ascend to her highest Hot 100 height to date.
British vocal trio FLO have drummed up buzz on a global scale and they’re wasting no time massaging their momentum.
Songbirds Jorja, Stella, and Renee nested on stage at Jimmy Kimmel Live for what served as their first US televised performance.
With the trio’s breakthrough bop ‘Cardboard Box’ going all sorts of viral, they aptly delivered a live rendition of the melodic number.
Backed by a full band, the ladies took vocal flight with the track – which serves as the centerpiece of their introductory EP, ‘The Lead.’
Watch after the jump…
It’s been nearly five months since Future topped the Billboard 200 with his latest album, ‘I Never LIked You,’ but that doesn’t mean the GRAMMY-winning rapper has abandoned promotion of the hits-filled project.
His latest supportive effort came courtesy of a visit to ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ Wednesday (September 28) when he offered quite the creative live take on his LP’s housed hit, ‘Love You Better.’
First appearing to be taking part in an interview, Future then started rapping the lyrics to the track (which has so far peaked at No. 12 on the Billboard Hot 100).
Look inside to see the unique action if you missed it when it first aired.
‘Abbott Elementary’ star Quinta Brunson was penciled in history books at Monday’s EMMYs (September 12) when she took home the trophy for comedy writing (as we reported here).
However, the sweet historic moment was soured, according to some, when Will Arnett and late nite talk show host Jimmy Kimmel performed a skit that saw the latter lie on the floor for the duration of her acceptance speech (which drew attention away from her as it distracted viewers).
Brunson may have laughed off the incident the night of, but that didn’t stop the brewed backlash on Twitter as many slammed Kimmel for “ruining” the moment.
Already scheduled to be a guest on his show later in the week, Jimmy took the opportunity to publicly apologize to Quinta Wednesday (September 14) and give her the opportunity to say her speech again.
Watch it inside.
Nearly two months after introducing fans to the Sheanseea and Gwen Stefani-assisted ‘Light My Fire,’ Dancehall royal Sean Paul is bringing the heat via the tune’s official music video.
The latest lift from his aptly titled May-released eighth studio album ‘Scorcha’ (which peaked in the top 10 hit on Billboard’s Reggae charts), ‘Fire’ is accompanied by a sizzling visual that sees its stars turn up at a retro-inspired house party.
“‘Light My Fire’ is a big bad lover’s rock song and we had to represent it with a big bad video. We went retro on the attire in the video and basically getting ready to party and some lovers rocking. It’s a vibe we hope everyone gets when they listen to the track,” Paul said reflecting on the creation of the clip.
To give the tune an extra push, Sean – who has already rocked global stages with the ‘Scorcha’ tour – was joined by Stefani on ‘Kimmel’ recently to show those who couldn’t catch him live what they missed. Look inside to see their hot performance of ‘Fire.’
Demi Lovato doesn’t waste time when it comes to hitting the promo trail in support of new music.
The same night the hitmaker’s last single, ‘Skin of My Teeth,’ made its world premiere, Lovato appeared on ‘The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon’ to render its first live televised performance – a boost that undoubtedly helped the Rock number soar into the top 20 on Billboard’s Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart (#13 peak).
Hoping its follow-up ‘Substance’ will do even better bidding on Billboard with that same formula, Lovato tapped gal pal Paris Hilton to star in its music video and zoomed to ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ to show off a live performance of the cut shortly after its July 15 premiere.
“I don’t remember last week, got my head scratching/ But everyone’s acting like nothing is lacking,” Demi wails on the Oak, Keith Sorrells, & Alex Niceforo-produced song. “I think we might be crashing, everyone’s laughing / Time is just passing, yet nothing lasts.”
Meghan Trainor is hot on the promotional trail.
Case in point, the GRAMMY-winner stopped by ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ to perform her most recent single, ‘Bad For Me.’
Adorning a long, pink dress she delivered the tune, which is all about reconciling with family during the difficult times. What’s more, the song is a duet with singer Teddy Swims and Trainor brought him out for the performance as well.
‘Bad For Me’ is the first single from Trainor’s upcoming fourth album, ‘Takin’ It Back.’ The project is due out on October 21. It is set to be her first album since 2020’s ‘Treat Myself.’
In the meantime, catch Trainor deliver a stunning performance of ‘Bad For Me’ just below…
Tinashe took center stage on the latest episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live.
Joined by an army of fire-filled dancers, the 29-year-old blazed with an action-packed showing of ‘X.’
The track is lifted from the deluxe edition of the eclectic performer’s latest album, ‘333.’
True to form, Tinashe danced up a storm.
What are you waiting for? Watch the star and her troop ignite the stage after the jump…
Shenseea brought her flavorsome flair to the stage on Jimmy Kimmel Live this week.
There, the Jamaican chanteuse delivered a spirited rendition of her newest single ‘Deserve It.’
Produced Rvssian, the track follows the Megan Thee Stallion-assisted ‘Lick’ – both of which are housed on Sheneea’s incoming album ‘Alpha’ (which arrives on March 11).
Ahead of the LP’s landing, watch the performer and her dance troop in action after the jump…
Ciara and Russell Wilson have long been couple goals and recent times have seen the pair aptly team up to achieve goals together.
Indeed, they’ve launched a fashion brand The House LR&C, as well as various fragrances and philanthropical missions.
The latest venture for The Wilsons is a children’s book titled ‘Why Not You?’
Hitting the promo trail for the release, CiCi and Russell stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to dish on the book, naming their baby son Win, being competitive with each other, Russell spending $1 million a year on his body, and much more.
Check out the fun-filled interview below…
Ari Lennox lit up the stage on Jimmy Kimmel Live today with a rousing rendition of her R&B hit, ‘Pressure.’
The track, which has been making seismic strides on radio, received a fresh flare courtesy of the soulful songbird and her bouncy band.
Watch the stunning showing after the jump…
As PJ Morton puts the finishing touches on his forthcoming album, ‘Watch the Sun,’ longtime fans of the GRAMMY winner’s should be watching TV screens as he hits the promo trail for his latest single – ‘Please Don’t Walk Away.’
Taking to New Orleans to shoot the tune’s official music video, the clip shines with star power from NOLA native Dawn Richard – who portrays Morton’s estranged love interest.
While the Prinsey Walker and Dominic Scott-directed visual continues to garner critical acclaim, PJ has wasted no time delivering live renditions of the stirring song.
Look inside to see how he fared on the Wednesday (February 9) episode of ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’!
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