Travis Scott continues the push for his chart-topping album ‘UTOPIA’ with the video for ‘TOPIA TWINS.’
The Hip-Hop titan tapped The Clermont Twins for the visual (who turn up in earnest); also featured are guest lyricists 21 Savage and Rob49.
Directed by Scott alongside Tyler Ross, the trippy clip arrives on the heels of the theatrical release of the rapper’s film ‘Circus Maximus’ and ahead of the launch of ‘Circus Maximus Tour.’
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With Diddy trending in the wake of Cassie‘s explosive lawsuit alleging rape and years of physical abuse, the masses are already in deep discourse as the drama unfolds.
And now members of Danity Kane – a group the mogul formed on ‘Making the Band’ – are speaking up and out.
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Travis Scott styles, profiles, and sparkles on the cover of GQ’s Men of the Year issue.
The Houston-born Hip-Hop hitmaker returned to the top of the charts in triumphant form this year with his album ‘Utopia’ and reaffirmed his spot as one of music’s most successful acts.
And while the #1 LP sonically lives up to its title for many of Scott’s fans, its release is unavoidably engulfed in the aftermath of the Astroworld tragedy.
As extensively reported, 10 people lost their lives after a stampede broke out at the 2021 festival and a fatal crushing occurred.
Scott found himself supported by some but was also the subject of critique and an eventual investigation after he continued performing for a short time while the melee unfolded.
In the immediate aftermath and in the time since the superstar has maintained he was not aware of the gravity of what was going on in real life and stressed that he could only see a short distance into the crowd.
Nonetheless, an arguable cloud of sorts has trailed him and his output following the tragedy.
Seizing the newly unwrapped profile piece, Scott disambiguates and expands on his mindset about the situation, returning to music, and more.
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Diddy has long established a global footprint as one of music’s most revered maestros.
It’s a legacy that was celebrated in earnest at the superstar’s ‘One Night Only’ show in London with the UK Rap icon, Giggs.
The live extravaganza was housed at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire last night (November 7) and uniquely blended the power pair’s potent hit list.
Ever the showman, Diddy did not disappoint. Armed with his trademark charisma, the Bad Boy founder blazed the stage with hits such as ‘Mo Money, More Problems,’ ‘Last Night,’ and ‘I Don’t Wanna Know.’ A well-received spotlight was shone on material from his recently released project, ‘The Love Album: Off The Grid’ too.
The multihyphenate also sprung surprise guests on the sold-out crowd such as his son King Combs, Lojay, and Shyne – the latter of whom blew the roof off the building with a rousing rendition of ‘Bonnie-n-Shyne.’
Elsewhere, Giggs commanded with seasoned ease – electrifying with the likes of ‘Whippin Excursion’ and ‘Talking The Hardest.’
Together the duo also delivered the debut live showing of their collaboration ‘Mandem.’
Proceeds from ticket sales for ‘One Night Only’ were donated to two important charities benefitting the Black British community: Sickle Cell Society and Black Minds Matter.
Check out highlights from ‘One Night Only’ below…
After garnering critical acclaim for ‘The Love Album: Off the Grid,‘ his first studio effort in 17 years, Diddy is hoping for more of the same and extending the era by lifting the lid on news surrounding the project’s accompanying short film.
Titled ‘Off the Grid,’ the forthcoming movie is sonically powered by some of the tunes found aboard its star-studded companion opus (which featured the likes of Jazmine Sullivan, Mary J. Blige, Justin Bieber, The Weeknd, Summer Walker, H.E.R., and many more).
Starring opposite actress-model Eva Apio, the action-packed flick sees the two engulfed in the thrills and risks of a whirlwind romance.
“Working with Eva Apio was an incredible experience. Her talent and energy brought my vision to life,” Diddy said in a press release.
Written and directed by Diddy, hop inside to see the ‘Off the Grid’ official trailer ahead of its theatrical release.
As music lovers continue to get acquainted with the Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs and Teyana Taylor‘s futuristic ‘Closer to God‘ music video, the former lifts the lid on the behind the scenes clip that shows how all the magic came to be.
Directed by Teyana, the visual – which supports the song of the same name found aboard Diddy’s latest LP ‘The Love Album: Off the Grid‘ – takes place in a majestic desert.
“Working on ‘Closer To God’ was a spiritual journey in itself,” said Teyana who previously directed Combs’ ‘Gotta Move On‘ music video. “The song’s message of love and divine connection resonated deeply with me, and visually representing that was a beautiful challenge… The video captures the profound sentiment of feeling divinely connected when in the presence of true love. It paints a picture of raw emotion, vulnerability, and the magic of finding someone who brings you closer to the divine.”
Look inside to see the action from the other side of the lens.
Diddy hasn’t hidden his endorsement of Yung Miami and has been all sorts of open about his love for the City Girls star – both personally and professionally.
Indeed, beyond admitting that they “go together…real bad,” the mogul has provided a platform for the femcee’s brand to thrive by way of her ‘Careesha Please’ show on his network Revolt.
It appears the latter has Diddy – born Sean Combs – particularly excited about Yung Miami’s prospects.
See what we mean below…
Diddy is hitting the promotional trail in support of his new LP ‘The Love Album: Off the Grid.’
And The Breakfast Club was his latest stop. Aptly, the appearance saw the music mogul dish on…a lot.
Chopping it up with Charlamagne Tha God, DJ Envy, and long-running guest host Jess Hilarious, the music maestro opened up about his star-studded project, giving back publishing rights to his Bad Boy roster of artists, navigating the loss of his ex Kim Porter, his bid to buy BET, and much more.
As ever, Diddy delivered interview gold.
Check out the insightful sit-down below…
The credits have rolled on the action-packed 2023 MTV Video Music Awards, which boasted many-a-memorable moment from blazing stage performances to technical hiccups, shocking on-stage antics, and more.
But, with all eyes on who took home which honor, did your favorite win any of the coveted Moonperson?
Look inside to recap the full winner’s list.
Travis Scott is taking his ‘Utopia’ album on the road.
The blockbuster LP continues to reign atop the Billboard 200 four weeks after its release. But rather than rest on his laurels, the Hip-Hop heavyweight is embarking on a mammoth live trek.
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Travis Scott continues to blaze the charts with his new studio album ‘Utopia.’
As reported, the hotly anticipated set premiered atop the Billboard 200 with 500,000 units sold and reigned for a second week with close to 100,000.
Rather than rest on his laurels, the Houston native has been feeding fans with a flow of visuals from his ‘Circus Maximus’ film (which first debuted in US theaters).
The latest to be released wide is the video for ‘Delresto (Echoes)’ featuring Beyonce.
Watch after the jump…
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