The controversial rapper had been on house arrest since his release from prison, after serving time for racketeering and other offences.
During his time on literal lockdown, the MC proved to be quite the hit vendor – churning out hits such as ‘GOOBA’ and Nicki Minaj assisted chart-topper ‘Trollz’
And now he’s keeping the heat a’coming with new track ‘Punani.’
Wasting no time, he’s also unwrapped the song’s video too.
We’re taking a brief break from ‘Black Is King’ to bring you this week’s From The Vault pick. It’s Destiny’s Child solidarity anthem, ‘Girl.’
Released in 2005 as the third single from the ladies’ final album ‘Destiny Fulfilled,’ it was produced by 9th Wonder and written by Sean Garrett alongside the children of destiny.
Almost a decade after its release, it was revealed that the song was about an abusive relationship Kelly Rowland was in back when they were recording the album.
It was a Top 40 hit in the US, peaking at #23 and it charted at #6 in the UK.
The video for ‘Girl’ – directed by Bryan Barber – saw the belles paying homage to the HBO hit show ‘Sex And The City.’ DC3 can be seen walking down the streets of Manhattan in high fashion dresses, having lunch at a fancy restaurant, and Bey and Michelle let a unhappy Kelly know that she can count on them whenever things are bad with her partner.
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With Beyonce having obviously mastered the art of releasing successful and impactful side projects, the prospect of a Destiny’s Child reunion in any capacity is as titillating as ever. Whether a tour, a video streaming special, or a brand new LP/EP, we say the climate is fairly favorable for the girls to fully revive their supergroup in the most major of ways.
But as the Queen Bey hasn’t released any new material under her sole name since 2016’s ‘Lemonade’, we might have to wait a little while more to see our favorite gals together. But then again, with that one, you never really know…until you do.
A mother’s love knows no bounds and Tina Knowles continues to show up and stand up for her superstar daughter Beyonce.
This week brought with it the hotly anticipated release of visual album ‘Black Is King,’ which is billed as a love letter to Africa and heavily features music from ‘The Lion King: The Gift’ – Queen Bey’s companion compilation to ‘The Lion King.’
Featuring a lengthy list of African talent, ‘The Gift’ was critically acclaimed and loved by fans upon its release in summer 2019, but didn’t make as much of a dent commercially.
Now, Ms. Tina is weighing in with both praise and candidness.
Garcelle Beauvais, Denise Richards and Sutton Stracke have been credited for pushing the ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills‘ ratings to new heights this season.