It’s Drake’s 28th birthday. He couldn’t be more deserving of a celebration.
The fallout from Tyga’s Vibe magazine isn’t over yet. Drake apparently got wind of T-Raww’s slight diss to his personality, and responded in the most passive aggressive way ever.
Drake hit the Internet with at least his second Jocedi-based track, “How About Now” over the weekend. And with over 72 appearances on the Billboard “Hot 100” chart, it’s probably been played out to call Drake an actor-turned-rapper for a while now.
This is one of the many reasons why we love Erykah Badu. The songstress pulled off one of the greatest celebrity pranks in a while by masquerading as a musical panhandler in Times Square.
For reasons only he knows, Snoop began the week trashing Aussie rapper Iggy Azalea on his Instagram account. When she responded, and Snoop loaded up the Instagram memes and sparked what may be the dumbest celebrity feud in history.
According to the rumor mill, Drake is dating an actress/model that goes by the name Lira Galore.
V. Stiviano, the Donald Sterling whistleblower and frontrunner for Queen Thot 2K14, is still relishing in her 15 minutes of fame. So much in fact, she’s allowing her delusion of grandeur cloud her ability to be able to differentiate a diss between a dap.
The power of Twitter users banding together has proven to be an immense force on numerous occasions, and once again, a particular group is uses their collective voices to attempt a cause come into fruition. Albeit this time, they may have their work cut out for them.
With the NBA Finals in full swing, reigning MVP Kevin Durant has plenty of time on his hands to kill until next season. After he and his Oklahoma City Thunder were eliminated from the Playoffs by the supposed curse of the Based God, he’s been hanging out in Los Angeles clearing his mind. Which, by […]
The BET Awards aren’t the only event Drake will be illuminating this summer.
Drake‘s track “We Made It (Freestyle)” made quite the mark, and features one of the most memorable hooks in recent times. A group of Georgia high school seniors, however, made some questionable leaps in logic by using the hook complete with the “n-word” in fashioning signs celebrating their upcoming graduation.
