Offset has penned an emotional letter to his Migos bandmate Takeoff.
As reported, the 28-year-old rapper died on November 1 following a disagreement at a Houston party he attended with Quavo.
In the aftermath of the MC’s funeral, Offset has broken his silence with an impassioned open letter.
Full story below…
The music industry and its enthusiasts are still buzzing as Tuesday (November 15) brought with it the highly anticipated unveiling of the 2023 GRAMMY nominations.
Ahead of honoring the year’s best and brightest in the music realm on February 5, 2023, the coveted tally expectedly listed the likes of chart-toppers Beyonce, Adele, Harry Styles, Bad Bunny, and Lizzo as competitors for the ceremony’s top honors.
While jaws dropped to see some of the categories they were mentioned in and omitted from, fan groups of other major hitmakers are steam-pressed their favorites were placed in unexpected categories or totally shut out.
Look inside to see who made That Grape Juice‘s list of ‘2023 GRAMMY Snubs and Surprises.’
Wizkid is set to spread ‘More Love, Less Ego’ across the globe on his like-titled world tour.
Named after his recently unleashed new album of the same name, the 2023 trek will see the Afrobeats titan rock stages worldwide.
Moments ago, the Starboy lifted the lid on the North American dates.
The news comes on the heels of Wiz announcing a seismic show at Ghana’s Accra Sports Stadium in Ghana on December 10. That eagerly awaited spectacle, which is powered by Live Hub Entertainment, will see the GRAMMY winner play to an anticipated 40,000-capacity crowd. [Click here for ticket info]
In the here and now, though, peep the freshly unveiled dates for the ‘More Love, Less Ego Tour’ below…
After passing away earlier this month, the state of California is now getting into the affairs of Aaron Carter.
More details below…
‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ pounced into theaters worldwide this week and is delivering dynamite results. And in some instances, record-breaking results.
Full story below…
Alongside pouring out the latest in Pop culture, here at That Grape Juice we’ve long championed the unchampioned and celebrate the uncelebrated.
Hence, with this week bringing with it the 10th anniversary of Christina Aguilera‘s ‘Lotus’ album, we feel it pertinent to toast the criminally underrated project.
Released on November 13, 2012, the LP admittedly arrived sans a distinguished, overarching theme. A first (in a long while) for an Xtina LP at the time. It lacked the deeply personal skew of a ‘Stripped,’ the soulful nod to eras past that both ‘Back 2 Basics’ and ‘Burlesque’ brought us, and it largely did away with the experimental buoyance of ‘Bionic.’
Still, from our vantage point, it was a wholly enjoyable jukebox of jams, with its sole sins being questionable marketing and arriving in a climate that was dominated by other Pop divas.
Standalone, it houses some of Aguilera’s strongest tracks in years – a number of which would be well-placed in her ever-and-always setlist of essentials.
Join us after the jump where we revisit some of our favorites…
Jordin Sparks may have seen her impressive run on the current season of ‘Dancing with the Stars’ end with an unexpected elimination October 31, but the diva is hoping to dance her way back onto music charts as consolation.
Announced just a day after her axing from ‘Stars,’ the new song – titled ‘Stop the Feeling’ – is a dancefloor-ready, Michael Jackson-reminiscent groove that suggests the diva was really inspired by her time on the dance competition.
“I can’t stop this feelin’ / If it’s even for a minute / I’m tryna be tame / Oh-oh / Please don’t stop this feelin’ / If it’s even for a minute / Boy, won’t be the same,” she wails on the Keith Harris-produced cut.
After ample teasing on Instagram and TikTok, you can finally hear ‘Stop’ in full inside.
‘Dark Horse’ hitmaker Katy Perry wasn’t the only diva who saddled up to conquer the Country charts recently.
Just weeks ahead of her stunning showing of ‘Where We Started’ alongside Country star Thomas Rhett at the 2022 CMAs on Wednesday (November 9), GRAMMY-winning songstress Ciara tackled the CMT “Artists of the Year” ceremony alongside Walker Hayes to perform the remix to his hit, ‘Y’all Life.’
“Turn that bass up, shawty, show ’em how | Y’all, we raise up and, y’all, we goin’ down, down, baby | Yo’ street in my Bronco | I’m a talk to ya real slow | Said where the crawdads crawl | Said living that y’all life, y’all,” the dynamic duo sang at the show.
And while Cici made the genre-bending performance look easy, behind the scenes footage proves a lot of hard work went into bringing it to life.
Look inside to see how it all went down before the two stars stomped onto the stage.
Besides arguably owning the greatest voice to ever touch a microphone, Whitney Houston‘s impact touched many realms beyond music including movies, fashion, philanthropy, and Pop culture at large – a feat that’s not changed even ten years after her passing.
To ingeminate that fact, Pat Houston – executor of her the Pop icon’s estate – has announced plans to roll out a multi-faceted campaign in 2023 to celebrate the breadth of the diva’s influence.
More inside.
Stormzy has unlocked ‘Firebabe’ – the latest single from his forthcoming album ‘This Is What I Mean.’
The British Rap royal premiered the track alongside its accompanying music video, which was directed by Edem Wornoo.
Piercing and potent, ‘Firebabe’ – which follows lead single ‘Hide & Seek’ – finds the MC bearing his emotions in earnest.
Speaking on the song (which was produced by George Moore and features additional vocals by Stormzy’s 0207 Def Jam labelmate Debbie, Sampha, and Jacob Collier), the star said:
“Debbie, George [Moore] and I got in the studio together and it was the most beautiful moment. It was a session I’ll never forget, for the rest of my life. It was extremely special and everyone in the room understood that. We were making something that hopefully, God willing, lives forever. Something that has soul and feeling and it came from a really pure place. We took a truth and made some art from it.”
Watch the visual after the jump…
Chris Brown‘s sleeper hit, ‘Under the Influence,’ continues to awaken renewed interest from the masses thanks to an impressive response at R&B radio and social media.
Originally found aboard his 2019 chart-topping album, ‘Indigo,’ ‘Influence’ didn’t truly begin gaining steam until users at TikTok took it to viral status – a feat that led it to top real-time sales tallies around the world.
Stateside, the song helped Chris make history by making him the first R&B singer to nap over 50 top 40 hits. And, if peruse of the updated Billboard Hot 100 is anything to judge by, the tune’s victory lap is far from over.
Details inside.
‘Baby One More Time’ hitmaker Britney Spears suggests her dedicated fans, affectionately called the #BritneyArmy, shouldn’t expect to see her life story played out on screen any time soon.
At least not in any authorized fashion.
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