Newsletter

It’s been said that every wise thing in the world today was said earlier. However, sometimes a person or person’s creation can take what we know and present it to us in a way that’s both telling and still explorative. This season of Atlanta, and in particular last week’s episode, "White Fashion," did just that.

Shaun King has left Twitter, again. This time the controversial activist has seemingly departed in lieu of billionaire Elon Musk's purchase of the social media app—but it hasn't stopped him from getting slandered by all sectors of Twitter in his absence. 

Rick Ross continues to treat himself. He recently added a camouflaged tank to his already impressive fleet of vehicles at his Promise Land estates.

While many thought BK had a connect at the Union brick-and-mortar store, he took to IG to insinuate that he actually has a backdoor at Nike itself writing "What if my back door isn't a store but the ..... themselves."

Pusha T explained on "It's Almost Dry Radio" with Noah Callahan-Bever that the album with Madlib that he was working on wasn't the direction he wanted to go in after releasing DAYTONA, admitting that he had a wide collection of beats from the Stones Throw producer.

Producer and musician Terrace Martin has let it be known that he's not working "with any more rap friends", citing the lack of reciprocity for his projects as he's waived fees for production with a number of artists. The artist expressed these feelings in an open letter he shared through his social media accounts.

The Bawse is in NYC and after a few decades of being highly successful in the Hip-Hop game, Rick Ross took to The Breakfast Club to drop some gems he’s learned over the years and put the youngn’s on to OG game.

Elon Musk just purchased Twitter. The founder of SpaceX and CEO of Tesla reportedly purchased the social media app for a cool $44 billion.

Megan Thee Stallion is speaking out about the Tory Lanez shooting incident and she dropped some potentially damaging information.

Looks like 50 Cent’s Snoop Dogg series, A Moment In Time: Murder Was The Case is no longer going to be going into production and Curtis isn’t too happy about STARZ pulling the plug on his idea.

No word on when the Jordan Luka 1 will be hitting shelves or what they'll be retailing for but best believe you'll see these joints all over Dallas, Texas whenever they hit the streets.

It looks like bootleg Tony Stark, aka Elon Musk, will indeed purchase Twitter, and depending on who you ask, this development is not being well received.