Will.i.am
Will.i.am viewed the future from his perch and has designed a new mask, Xupermask, that just might up being the must-have accessory not only for protection from the coronavirus but also fashion-forward tech heads as well.
Noise-canceling headphones can expose racists? Rapper/producer will.i.am is accusing a flight attendant of racism on a recent flight from Brisbane to Sydney.
As the culture continues to evolve it is a given some veterans will disagree with the current trajectory. Will.i.am made it clear he is not here for today’s Soundcloud wave.
Internationally known producer will.i.am ran into a bit of a snafu last week when he was flying with his prefered airlines, United.
As Pharrell celebrated one success after another in 2013, he was also combating an odd lawsuit filed by fellow producer-artist will.i.am over the use of “I Am” in his “I Am Other” brand name. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the two men have reached a settlement before matters got worse.
will.i.am didn’t have a humble bone in his body the day he recorded “Feelin’ Myself,” a synth-based tune that boast’s “you the sh*t goddamn it,” repeatedly. Those sentiments remain the same in the newly released visual for the cut.
will.i.am masterminds another feature heavy track, titled “Feeling Myself.” The Black Eyed Peas frontman’s latest release features Miley Cyrus, French Montana, and Wiz Khalifa.
Tyler, The Creator seems happy-go-lucky enough, right? Well, this wasn’t the case after a brief conversation with Black Eyed Peas’ frontman will.i.am that he detailed via Twitter earlier today.
will.i.am will see Pharrell Williams in court because of an ongoing dispute over the use of “I Am” in the latter’s “i am OTHER” brand. No, this situation hasn’t been resolved.
Yo Gotti is not a member of Grand Hustle, he’s creating his own lane. Gotti spoke to Hip-Hop Wired and cleared up reports that he joined T.I.’s growing Hustle Gang family.
Pharrell Williams isn’t taking any chances with will.i.am‘s attempts to keep all things “I Am” for himself. The N.E.R.D. rapper/singer has sued the Black Eyed Peas frontman in order to keep using his own “i am OTHER” brand.
