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Kanye West held the Donda 2 listening event at Miami’s LoanDepot Park on Tuesday night (February 22). After over two hours of playing nothing but a heartbeat, the main attraction began with a burning replica of his childhood home and Kanye dressed in head-to-toe black.
Wading through water and enveloped in smoke,
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air premiered in 1991 with Will Smith in the lead role and DJ Jazzy Jeff his ever-faithful sidekick “Jazz.” The beloved sitcom ran for six seasons, seamlessly blending Hip Hop with comedy until the Banks family was a household name.
Twenty-six years after its final episode, the show is getting a reboot — but not in a way that was likely expected.
Lil Baby confirmed on Twitter on Monday (February 21) that both new music and a new album are nearing completion, even while his blockbuster sophomore effort My Turn remains comfortably on the Billboard 200.
“Album Almost Done,” Baby tweeted out. “New Music Otw Tho.”
The announcement came after Baby retweeted a post from Chart Data which confirmed Baby’s My Turn had spent 100 total weeks on the Billboard 200.
Rappers are starting to heavily get involved in the NFT crypto world. Meek Mill announced last November that his next project would be an NFT mixtape, and Snoop Dogg announced on February 15 that he’d soon transition Death Row Records into the first-ever NFT label. While the NFT world is leading to exciting new opportunities for many of today’s biggest artists,
The Weeknd had to wait a few days to celebrate his 32nd birthday properly but on Saturday (February 19), he and a few of his famous close friends decided to bring Vegas to them.
Holding a casino theme night, the Canadian singer brought together a who’s who of stars to toast to him, including frequent collaborators Drake,
Kodak Black didn’t have the best time when it came to Super Bowl week in Los Angeles last week. After suffering a gunshot wound to his leg, the “Super Gremlin” rapper was hospitalized and got right back on the road.
Not one to lay down and reflect on bad situations, Kodak took to Instagram on Saturday (February 19) to show off how he decided to bless the number one woman in his life – his mother.
After joining forces with Kanye West and Alicia Keys for his anthemic “City Of Gods” release, Fivio Foreign has brought the record to life with a dynamic tonal performance visual.
On Friday (February 18), Fivio Foreign delivered the black and white video for the single, which features spotlight illuminated cameos from both Alicia Keys and Kanye West.
Sometimes people say things the general public won’t let them live down. Nicki Minaj made waves online in September when she fired off an unconfirmed claim about the COVID-19 vaccine allegedly turning a cousin’s friend impotent.
The Public Health Department of Philadelphia clearly hasn’t forgotten about the wild story, which they used to jab at Nicki Minaj on Thursday (February 17).
Rappers like to spend their money on finer things like jewelry, cars, fashion and more, so they tend to go to these high-end shops and ball out. Bandman Kevo was the latest person to blow a hefty bag when he went to Dior to cop some new pieces on his birthday.
The Chicago-bred, Florida-based rapper spent over $1 million and the store thanked him by throwing an extravagant birthday party.
Buddy has returned with his first new batch of music since 2018’s Harlan & Alondra, and it features an appearance from 2021 HipHopDX Rising Star Blxst, who has already hopped on tracks with Fireboy DML, 21 Savage, Wale and Murda Beatz in 2022.
The new song “Wait Too Long” was also given the visual treatment, with the Obsidian-directed video following both artists as they struggle to handle the clean-up of a massive party while Buddy navigates some hurdles involving a woman he’s romantically pursuing.