Fans of ‘Cry Me a River’ singer Justin Timberlake may start doing just that once they see the ratings for his Super Bowl LII Halftime Show, as revealed moments ago.
Just a week ago industry insiders predicted this year’s big game would draw in a noted decline in viewership and now, to the surprise of many, they were right.
Curious to see how the JT’s ratings and the showing overall fared? Details inside:
It looks like Drake is just getting started with ‘God’s Plan.’
The jam, which was unleashed as part of the ‘Scary Hours’ EP, debuted at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and extends its reign today for a second week.
For some artists said success would be enough, but it appears Drizzy is about to flex his promotional muscles.
Details below…
Over the years, That Grape Juice has established a distinguished voice that – whether loved or loathed – sparks discussion, debate, and on occasion drama!
Though comprised of seasoned writers who share a similar outlook on Urban Pop culture, the idiosyncrasies of the TGJ team members often lend for quite heated debates “behind the scenes” about the hottest topics.
Now, we give you a front row seat to the show. In a format similar to ‘The View’ or ‘The Real’, TGJ editors – Sam, David, Rashad, and Joe – get real in a very candid way.
Today’s roundtable topic asks each anchor their thoughts on…
Justin Timberlake’s Super Bowl Halftime Show
An benevolent crew made up of some of the most powerful women in music have penned an open letter condemning remarks made by Neil Portnow.
[Women] who want to be musicians, engineers, producers, and want to be part of the industry on the executive level [need] to step up.
The Grammy chief made the comments after last week’s ceremony saw a number of its female nominees miss out on major wins.
He issued this statement after facing fire.
Sunday night, I was asked a question about the lack of female artist representation in certain categories of this year’s Grammy Awards. Regrettably, I used two words, ‘step up,’ that, when taken out of context, do not convey my beliefs and the point I was trying to make. Our industry must recognize that women who dream of careers in music face barriers that men have never faced.
Today, a group of the industry’s power players have stepped up to slam him.
Details below…
Fresh from taking centre-stage a the 2018 Super Bowl, Justin Timberlake kept the promotional train moving by stopping by ‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.’
During the interview, JT was showered with praise by friend Fallon – who christened the singer’s performance “one of the greatest of all time.” No favouritism there, right.
In any case, Timberlake went on to explain why he opted to tribute Prince during his showing. The latter being something that irked millions the world over.
He also performed ‘Say Something’ with Chris Stapleton and ‘Supplies.’
All awaits after the jump…
In 2018, fans of Fifth Harmony‘s Normani Kordei can expect her to kick start a solo career that may be housed by her current label Sony Music Entertainment.
Why the label has good reason to keep the promising star on board? The part she, her band and their Brit-Pop sisters from Little Mix have played in propelling its profits to sweet heights.
Awesome news below…. (more…)
R&B newcomer Jacquees has found a friend, brother and collaborator in the Contemporary R&B titan Chris Brown.
What this means for their respective fan bases? A collaborative mixtape the performers hope will dominate 2018 and storm the charts in spectacular fashion.
Hit the play button below for a taste of what the pair have been creating after the jump….
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Everyone is still abuzz after Justin Timberlake took to Minneapolis’ U.S. Bank stadium to rock the Super Bowl LII halftime show.
With pyrotechnics and high octane choreography to boot, the Grammy-winner was armed with a bevy of tricks, crowd-hyping, and, of course, his top hits. Taking the stage by his lonesome, he single-handedly set the city and Twitter alight tonight as evidenced by ongoing discussion by fans, critics, and even celebrities.
With weigh ins from all across the board, tuck in to see what some of your favorite celebs had to say about the outing:
After much ado, Justin Timberlake performed at the 2018 Super Bowl Halftime Show.
Drawing on an array of production bells and whistles, the 37-year-old star delivered a set comprised of classics such as ‘Rock Your Body’ and ‘Cry Me A River’ and new tracks from his recently released album ‘Man Of The Woods.’ Also, with the game taking place in Minneapolis, Timberlake seized the moment to salute hometown hero Prince.
With much controversy surrounding JT’s return (in light of the fallout from his 2004 appearance with Janet Jackson and her unfair treatment), did JT deliver?
Watch below to find out.
As of time reported, legendary singer/songwriter Prince is trending thanks to his inclusion in Justin Timberlake‘s epic Super Bowl showing (which aired moments ago).
The JT performance – which aired live from The Purple One’s hometown of Minneapolis – not only featured a visual interpolation of the late legend performing one of this top hits, ‘I Would Die 4 U,’ but also included a light show that lit up an entire region of the The Twin City in the purple Prince symbol.
Many took to Twitter to praise Timberlake for the touching tribute while others, well aware of Prince’s stance on his image being used after death AND outlook on Justin in particular, were well displeased with the ‘Filthy’ singer’s decision.
See their fiery roasting inside:
As we celebrate Janet Jackson’s legacy on what has been christened #JanetJacksonAppreciationDay, we journey you back to 2004, when the diva released fan favorite ‘All Nite (Don’t Stop).’
Built on a Herbie Hancock sample, the track was produced by Jackson alongside Swedish producers Bag & Arnthor. Longtime collaborators Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis also helped cook up the cut.
Interestingly, the Samba-infused jam was initially intended to be the lead single from the artist’s eight album ‘Damita Jo,’ but was instead issued as the LP’s third offering.
Serviced at a time when Janet was unfairly pegged public enemy #1 – after the infamous “wardrobe malfunction” – this plausible radio hit never even entered Billboard’s Hot 100.
Indeed, not even its slick, choreography driven Francis Lawrence video could save its chart trajectory. Still, it still delivered many a moment.
Armed with an army of funky dancers, Janet leads the “kidz” as they rehearse in the dark after a blackout. Perhaps to offset any potential backlash and encourage mass play, a clean version (sans some of the “edgier” moments) was also rolled out.
‘Til this day, the visual remains a much appreciated gem in Jackson’s videography.
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Unlike numerous artists of her caliber, Janet never lost what made her so special in the first place. Hence, why it was frustrating seeing songs such as ‘All Nite’, ‘So Excited’ and (to a lesser, but still notable extent) ‘Feedback’ given the cold shoulder by radio and music shows at the time of their release. All because of an issue that was (purposefully) blown out of proportion and seemed rooted in both sexism and racism.
As Janet’s guest Justin Timberlake readies his own Super Bowl performance, it’s clear the world is a wholly different place than it was 14 years ago. With the rise of (Black) Twitter and the power of the #TimesUp movement, it seems people are finally waking up to the injustice that played out in the aftermath of “Nipplegate’ and the unjust ramifications it had on Jackson’s releases and career more broadly.
A bit late if you ask us, but better late than never, right?
Pink just rocked Super Bowl 52.
The 38-year-old star took vocal flight with a turbo-charged rendition of the US National Anthem – the ‘Star Spangled Banner.’
Though revealing that she was battling a flu, the Pop rebel defied the odds to deliver a solid performance at the US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
What are you waiting for? Watch Pink power through her hurdles after the jump…
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