Bobby Shmurda took to his social media to vent about the rapper-to-producer business. He blames it on greed. Since his release from prison, Bobby Shmurda’s album has been highly-anticipated. Yesterday he took to social media to express his frustrations and explained why his album is stalled. He cited overcharging from producers as the biggest current […]
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Wiz Khalifa is always crafting new music and in the future, he will be coming out with a new album called Multiverse. The album is set to drop in the summertime and fans cannot wait for the project to arrive. In the meantime, Wiz has been hyping the project up with a couple of new singles, including “Bad Ass Bitches” which dropped today.
This song is an undeniable club banger in which Wiz raps about beautiful women and their intentions for him. He is upfront and direct with the hypothetical women in the song, and his verses are splayed out over some bouncy production that certainly fits the subject matter. Wiz has always occupied a unique space in hip-hop and it’s great to see him excelling this far into his career.
You can listen to the new track, below. As always, let us know what you think of this effort, in the comments section.
Quotable Lyrics:
Somebody let me know, are you for anybody, bitch?
I heard from the bros you a busy-bodied bitch
Shit, don’t nobody care if you got plenty bodies, bitch
You a— (Bad ass, bad ass)
Came in it solo, believe I’m leavin’ out with somethin’
Coi Leray has received a lot of unnecessary hate over the years. Despite this, she has continued to push through and deliver new music for her adoring fans. Leray has amassed a sizable fanbase and they are more than happy to consume whatever new music she comes out with. For instance, Leray blessed those fans on Friday as she came through with a new pop banger called “Involved.”
With this new track, Leray continues to give us melodic vocal lines that showcase her prowess in both the hip-hop and pop space. The song itself is about relationships, flings, and protecting your energy so that you don’t end up hurt in the long run. It’s yet another solid effort from the songstress who continues to remain consistent with her releases.
Give us your take on this brand new single, in the comments section down below.
Quotable Lyrics:
I promise I never changed
Yeah, I just got more richer, yeah
With my tale with intention, with some days I don’t miss you
I thank god for myself, I swear I’m so grateful
Last month, 42 Dugg was arrested by federal agents in Detroit after reportedly failing to turn himself in for a six-month jail sentence. The Last Ones Left rapper now remains behind bars, but over the last several weeks, photos of 42 Dugg have gradually hit the internet, revealing that the CMG artist is still in good spirits despite his legal issues.
Over the last 24 hours, a new round of photos has surfaced, and the two pictures show that 42 Dugg has remained in high spirits and even started making friends during his time in jail. In the two new photos shared by DJ Akademiks, the Detroit native is seen posing side-by-side with a shirtless inmate, as they throw up peach signs and shake hands.
Check out the photos below.
Naturally, fans flocked to DJ Akademiks’ post to share their thoughts on 42 Dugg’s arrest, but one of the most notable comments underneath the post actually came from Chicago’s own G Herbo. The 25 artist hit the comment section to vocalize his support for the rising 26-year-old rapper, simply writing, “Free the real.”
According to HipHopDX, 42 Dugg is currently facing up to 5 years in prison as a result of his arrest in May, and while awaiting his sentencing, the former XXL Freshman has been labeled a flight risk. Stay tuned to HNHH for more details regarding 42 Dugg’s case.
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Abortion rights have been a contentious issue in the United States as of late. Back in 1973, the Supreme Court delivered a landmark ruling in the Roe V. Wade case, which essentially granted federal abortion rights to all women in the United States. Since then, Roe V. Wade has become one of the most widely debated laws in the United States as pro-life advocates have threatened Planned Parenthoods and have tried to stop women from getting abortions at every turn.
Ever since the Supreme Court became a six to three swing in favor of more conservative judges, Roe V. Wade has found itself back on the table, and today, the Supreme Court officially overturned the law. As expected, the vote was 6-3 in favor of overturning the law, which means states can now do as they please when it comes to abortion.
As it stands there are 13 states who are ready to make abortion illegal today. There are also nine other states who could severely restrict access to abortion thanks to the repealing of Roe. Many states are expected to keep their abortion laws as is, however, for women in states like Texas and Louisiana, this latest Supreme Court decision is an absolute nightmare.
Following the ruling, Justice Samuel Alito wrote “We hold that Roe and Casey must be overruled. The Constitution makes no reference to abortion, and no such right is implicitly protected by any Constitutional provision … It is time to heed the Constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people’s elected representatives.”
Protests regarding the ruling are currently being held in Washington, D.C. and we’re sure even more protests will take place as the weekend goes on.
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On Friday, The Supreme Court overruled Roe V. Wade, terminating the constitutional right of women to abortion. Roe V. Wade was put in place nearly 50 years ago. The ruling will now result in total bans of abortion in nearly half of the states in America.
According to the New York Times, the 6-3 ruling will be a key moment for the Trump administration, which had the desire to overrule Roe by placing conservative judges in the Court. Three of Trump’s appointees were in the majority for the decision.
Roe V. Wade was established in 1973 by a 7-to-2 vote. At the time, the court stated states did not have the ability to ban abortions before fetal viability.
The majority opinion that tossed Roe was written by Justice Samuel Alito.
“The Constitution makes no reference to abortion, and no such right is implicitly protected by any constitutional provision, including the one on which the defenders of Roe and Casey now chiefly rely — the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment,” Alito wrote.
“That provision has been held to guarantee some rights that are not mentioned in the Constitution, but any such right must be ‘deeply rooted in this Nation’s history and tradition’ and ’implicit in the concept of ordered liberty.”
In early May, a leaked draft of the decision to pull back Roe V. Wade hit the public and sparked protests on both sides of the political discussion. A source for the leak has yet to be identified.
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