Keeping Chi-Town’s presence in the rap game felt, Herbo comes through with some new visuals to “Smoke,” G politics with his peoples at his savy home while highlighting some of Chicago’s most iconic buildings.
Documenting her actions for social media purposes, the "blonde white woman" menacingly approached the harmless display stand before proudly stating "I've been looking forward to this sh*t all my f*cking life."
Ever since taking office three and a half years ago, Donald Trump’ has implemented his vision of his “Amerikkka” which has caused our society to devolve into a racial culture war where his MAGA supporters feel they can run for their guns with impunity when dealing with Black and Brown people in their lives.
This latest move only further showcases how the NBA is more representative of the culture as players were quick to represent victims of police abuse and racially motivated murder such as Eric Garner and Trayvon Martin.
Keeping with the Southern flavor on this Friday, Lil Wayne keeps his legacy going with his latest clip to “Glory” where Weezy climbs to the top of the mountain to spit his thunder clapping verses.
This time around the Philadelphia artists links up with Chiraq’s own G Herbo for the visuals to “Like This” where the two of them don’t just shine, they literally glow. Using black light to get things lit, G and Uzi politic with some thick young women who know how to move and twerk with the best of them.
After saying his label staff were "crackers police racist" and asked fans whether or not he should go the independent route, Gucci took to Twitter today to not only announce he wasn't leaving Atlantic Records, but also apologized for slandering (or calling out?) anyone working in their offices.
Though both Virgil and Pop Smoke's label owner Steven Victor have confirmed that they'd be going back to the drawing board, 50's decided to dedicate his Instagram page to possible Pop Smoke covers and is calling on fans to choose their favorite. Serving as executive producer for Pop Smoke's posthumous album, Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon, 50's posted a up a gang of covers and asking his followers to rate each fan-made artwork on a scale from 1 to 10.
With his latest Don Q and Lil Uzi Vert assisted clip to “Flood My Wrist,” A Boogie gets turnt while on the road and uses his tour bus to take the party with him wherever he touches while on tour.
While no charges have been filed as of yet, the actions of the McCloskeys is considered a Class D felony and can lead to anywhere from one day to one year in jail or up to 4 years in prison and a fine up to $5,000.
Part of the “perks” that comes with being a success rapper in the game is having your name on everybody’s lips, but Moneybagg Yo ain’t sweating such slander and got a message for all the haters, naysayers, and ill wishers speaking his name.
But of course you can't talk to Yeezus without talking God and in the interview Ye explained the "love" he has for his Monster Lake Ranch property in Wyoming and the motive behind his Sunday Services.