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Yung Miami Turns “F You” Into a Red-Hot Statement of Self-Belief

Yung Miami makes self-belief look red-hot in “F You,” pairing a fiercely independent message with glossy cars, smoke and striking red-and-black styling. The new video turns her refusal to shrink under criticism into a stylish statement of confidence as she builds toward her debut solo album, Watch Dis.

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Drake, Don Toliver and Yebba Bring ‘Cold Shoulder’ Into Focus

Drake, Don Toliver and Yebba’s “Cold Shoulder” has arrived on Drake’s official YouTube channel, giving the HABIBTI (FOMO) collaboration its own standalone video release. The October 6 upload follows the song’s arrival on streaming and brings its relationship drama back into focus.

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Drake and Don Toliver Release the Official “Solar Eclipse” Video

Drake and Don Toliver have released the official “Solar Eclipse” music video on YouTube, extending the rollout of HABIBTI (FOMO). The October 6 upload arrives four days after the song reached streaming, putting the Ella Langley-interpolating collaboration back in the spotlight.

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Nicki Minaj on All Things Pink Friday 2 on Apple Music's The Ebro Show

Nicki Minaj, also known as the Queen of Gag City, speaks in-depth with Ebro Darden live in studio in New York City about everything related to "Pink Friday 2." The candid talk covers a wide range of topics, with Minaj discussing how her reaction to learning of her father's death affected the opening song on PF2, "Are You Gone Already."

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Sheem Klauf's 'Count These Bandz' is a Heavy Rotator for 2024 by One Nation Records

Get your earphones charged and ready because you’ll need them coming into the New Year with Bronx native trendsetting rapper Sheem Klauf’s ‘Count These Bandz’ which dropped in September 2023. The 90’s feel trap song written with a stellar and catchy hook gives a new spin on nostalgia play snapping out of that New York Drill music that radio’s have gotten so use to listening to & definitely goes complimentary well with the ‘Big Shot’ MC.

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Tinashe Releases New BB/ANG3L Album & Press Interviews on new Era

This, she claims, is evidence of the cycles that recur throughout our lives and the truth that, despite the fact that we evolve and our viewpoints shift, "who we are at a core stays the same." Her newest album is about getting to the heart of the matter. After the success of her most recent singles, "Talk To Me Nice" and "Needs," Tinashe sees the BB/ANG3L album as a chance for her audience to get to know her better. She says she doesn't often love grocery shopping but has always had a fantasy of "running amuck," adding, "I wanted it to be intimate and feel a bit more day-to-day, in a way."

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Doja Cat Drops Balut & Explains her Experience with it on Instagram Live

Ric Flair, a great wrestler, is sampled in the song "Balut" saying, "Remember this, girls, none of you can be first, but all of you can be next." Apart from the well-known Filipino treat, Flair's moniker "I Da! Ba-Loot!" is possibly one of the sources of the song's title. Doja sings in the '90s-inspired song on how she stands out among amateurs and possibly even some peers as an artist and denies claims that she does drugs.

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SZA's Manager 'Punch' Pulled her out of VMA Performance over 'Slap in the Face' Artist of The Year Snub

"They didn't want to talk about artist of the year when we tried to set up the second call, which to me was really a slap in the face," As a result of the rebuff, Punch dropped SZA from the 2023 MTV VMAs performance plans. Punch accepted full responsibility for her absence in case MTV retaliated against her. He told The Hollywood Reporter, "I figured, why go perform and do this if she's not going to be respected to the highest level?" Therefore, I made the decision to cancel the performance.”

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Doja Cat Unleashes Evil Twins & Alter Egos in her 2023 VMA Performance

For "Attention," the rapper began the performance by dressing like a frustrated librarian with pencils in her hair. She then started to become naked before starting "Paint the Town Red." Twenty bloody copies of her Scarlet alter ego followed her around the stage the entire time. For "Demons," Doja let her hair down and rapped fiercely beneath florescent yellow lighting.

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Doja Cat's 2nd Lead "Paint the Town Red" is a Dark, Satanic Homage to her Void of Fu*ks to Give

“This new album is more introspective, but I’m not leaning so hard into that to where it becomes boring,” she relayed. “So I want to give stories and bops. It’s a nice mixture of both… I think this project is a really fun canvas for me to play with my rap skills and talk about what’s going on in my life. But I’m not abandoning who I was and what I know about pop and singing and that aspect of music.”

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Keke Palmer Stuns in Full-Length Music Film 'Big Boss' Directed by Keke Palmer Herself

"It's a huge thing for me in more ways than one, directing and writing for the first time as well as actually being able to tell my story," she told HuffPost upon the arrival of the undertaking's delivery, adding that she "didn't budge on any aspect of putting this together. I really was fully sound and clear in my mind and what I wanted for this, and I followed through in a way that I never did before. I think it's easy to just get sidetracked and just give up. And this time, I didn't do that."

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Doja Cat Trolls About New 'Rap Only' Album; Ditching Pop Music she says

"No more pop," she told her fans on Saturday. "i also agree with everyone who said the majority of my rap verses are mid and corny. I know they are. I wasnt trying to prove anything I just enjoy making music but I'm getting tired of hearing yall say that i can't so I will." She also added that "pop isnt exciting to me anymore" and she doesn't "want to make it" any longer.

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[Album Review] SZA Tops CTRL with new SOS Album After 5 Years Worth the Wait

The front of SOS portrays SZA, a previous sea life science major, roosted on a plunging board encompassed by the dark blue sea, her face pointed pensively at the sky. She was propelled by a 1997 photo of Princess Diana on Mohamed Al Fayed's yacht required multi week before her demise and said she needed to give proper respect to the "confinement" it conveyed.

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