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Lil Wayne’s thirteenth studio album, Funeral, will hit streaming services at midnight tonight, and we don’t have many clues as to what we’re about to hear. Outside of a short teaser on social media, a couple interview soundbites, and rumors about collaborators, Wayne has kept everything about the project under wraps. On the eve of its release, […]
Footage has surfaced on social media showing Migos rapper Offset being detained by police. The tense exchange, which you can watch below, reportedly took place at Los Angeles’ The Grove shopping center on Wednesday. According to TMZ, Offset was detained after police become aware of a report that someone had a firearm in the shopping center’s parking garage. […]
ID Labs producer Eric “E. Dan” Dan, whose credits include the recently released “Woods,” is hopeful that Mac Miller‘s family will one day dig into the archives and release more music. “Woods,” of course, is among the tracks included on the current Billboard 200 top 3 album Circles, which serves as a companion piece of […]
Following the recent release of Beyonce‘s new Ivy Park collection, which saw fans pointing out the similarity in color scheme selection between the pieces and a certain wildly popular sandwich from Popeyes, the fast food chain has done the arguably inevitable by releasing a line of merch. Announced on Wednesday, the limited edition That Look From Popeyes […]
Before the arrival of his new album this Friday, Yo Gotti stopped by Hot 97 to deliver a freestyle for Funkmaster Flex. At the top, he admitted he hadn’t freestyled in around a decade, but that didn’t stop him impressing Flex. “This my last album with Epic so get your bag,” he raps on the […]
After dropping a number of singles last year, Trinidad James is kicking off 2020 with “Jame$ Woo Woo.” James shared that the record—which was premiered by Zane Lowe on his Beats 1 Radio show—is a tribute to “the best entertainer ever,” James Brown. God is God . Time is right. New Single . If you […]
Young Nudy has released his first single of the year and its accompanying music video, “No Go.” The Atlanta native has also announced his headlining Anyways… Tour, which kicks off March 20 in Oxford, Mississippi and stops in Houston, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, and Philadelphia, before concluding on April 30 in his hometown. The […]
Who was Tekashi 6ix9ine before he became Tekashi 6ix9ine? The first episode of the new podcast Infamous: The Tekashi 6ix9ine Story, put out by Complex and Spotify, answers that question. Angie Martinez narrates the story of Daniel Hernandez, a kid from Bushwick, Brooklyn who turns a chance meeting in a deli into a burgeoning rap career—while […]
Juice WRLD reportedly had an estimated 2,000 unreleased songs at the time of his death. A new report from TMZ, out early Tuesday, cites sources close to the Death Race for Love artist’s team as saying that the collection of unreleased music is currently at the center of discussions on how to best “pay tribute […]
I attended my first Grammys in 2008. My cousin was trying to recruit me to go to college in Los Angeles, so he got tickets for my mom and I. He knew how much I loved music and what it would mean to me. There’s a short, uncovered section of walkway between the end of […]
