Kevin Samuels‘ cause of death was hypertension. According to TMZ, the Fulton County Medical Examiner’s Office released the findings of his death, citing high blood pressure and no evidence of any suspicious circumstances.
The Medical Examiner’s Office called the death of natural causes and revealed Samuels was taking a medication called Atenolol, which treats hypertension.
Samuels died in May while in the company of a 32-year-old nurse. TMZ received the emergency call, which revealed the woman attempted to perform CPR to save his life.
The woman stated she spent the night with Samuels, and he complained of chest pain the following morning. Samuels was taken to the Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta, where he was pronounced dead.
DJ Khaled is a taken man, and don’t you forget it. The We The Best legend received some fan luv when one attempted to hop in the car with him.
“This is a cool car. Can I come sit with you?” the fan asked.
Khaled promptly responded, “Oh nah, baby, I’m taken. Baby, I’m taken. I’m very happy, and I’m taken. Love and respect. Ladies, I’m taken, but my album coming out.”
GOD DID is the name of DJ Khaled’s eagerly anticipated thirteenth full-length studio album, which is set to drop soon on We The Best Music Group/Epic Records. Recently, Khaled has come to be associated with the term GOD DID. It has become the motto of other superstars like Lebron James, Kevin Hart, FANLUV, and countless others
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“You know it’s only right I had to come for family dinner. I always have to stop by for family dinner, always,” Drake said to Khaled.
Khaled would then tease a forthcoming video, “Drake, I got to be real with you; the video treatment idea is incredible. Nah, the song we got, you’re a genius. The idea for the video is insane.”
Lil Durk is taking a social media hiatus. The Chicago rapper hit Instagram to announce he would be going away to come back stronger.
“I’m finna disappear for a minute,” Lil Durk said. “Deactivating my page at eight o clock, it’s over with. I’m finna lock in, come back 1000 times stronger on some monster shit. Every time I pop back up, is that really him? Yeah.”
Lil Durk lets fans know he deactivated his Instagram account and hints at new music pic.twitter.com/2PJYzIzhRZ
Lil Durk just released the deluxe edition of his album 7220, and he already has his eyes set on the next project. Speaking with Ebro Darden on Apple Music 1, Durkio revealed that his next project would be with Metro Boomin.
Ebro asked about the album, to which Durk responded, “As far as next album, you done heard something. Nah, it’s really the Metro” and “Guaranteed. If that got leaked, ya’ll have had it. You’re not on the level.”
Durk and Metro Boomin have flirted with the idea of an album for years, but Durk has released numerous projects since.
Kulture, the first child of Offset and Cardi B, has officially turned four. Cardi celebrated the “Big 4” in a birthday bash, wearing matching mermaid costumes.
“I got your back, your front and sides,” Cardi wrote on Instagram.
Brent Faiyaz’s new album Wasteland is set to make a No. 2 debut on the Billboard 200. The new album moved 88,000 equivalent album units in its first week.
Of that sum, SEA units comprise 81,000 with 107.48 million on-demand official streams of the album’s songs, album sales comprise 6,000, and TEA units comprise a negligible sum. It’s the first top 10 for Faiyaz. He is joined by Drake, Tyler, the Creator, Alicia Keys, and more on the album.
Once again taking the top spot on the Billboard 200 is Bad Bunny, who now sits on top of the charts for a fifth non-consecutive week. This week, Bunny’s album, Un Verano Sin Ti, moved 105,000 equivalent album units. Of the streaming units, 104,000 were streaming, equating to 146.83 million on-demand official streams. In each week the album has been on the charts, Un Verano Sin Ti has moved over 100,00 units.
NBA Younyboy beat the feds and is now looking to get back on the road. Speaking with Mohammed Gangat, Youngboy stated his next move is to go see his fans.
“A tour, a tour is next. Around the states,” YoungBoy said.
NBA Youngboy left a Los Angeles federal court on Friday with a case behind him. According to Rolling Stone, Youngboy celebrated in the courtroom when the not guilty verdict was read.
Following the court date, Youngboy spoke to Rolling Stone, stating, “I’m feeling great. It’s a relief.”
Youngboy was charged with felony possession of a firearm after law enforcement recovered an FN FNX .45 caliber pistol from the Mercedes Maybach he rode in in March 2021. He was arrested on a warrant for a different gun case in Louisiana that is yet to be resolved.
Justin Bieber is progressing well following his Ramsay Hunt syndrome diagnosis, according to Usher. Usher spoke with Extra over the weekend and stated his Bieber, his mentee, is “doing great.”
“As an artist, I think we are all going to experience some things that people may not necessarily understand,” said Usher. “I think [Justin] has obviously taken the world on a journey. I am happy that I was at the beginning of and I am still a part of to this day, as a friend.”
Usher revealed that he and Bieber hung out during a recent vacation. “I think that whatever he may be experiencing right now, it’s actually really great to see that he has the support from his fans and his family.”
Justin Bieber postponed his United States leg of the Justice Tour. The diagnosis Bieber received has left half of his face paralyzed, but he has assured fans that he is optimistic about his recovery and is receiving first-rate medical care. The 28-year-old shared on social media that he had Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, a rare neurological disorder brought on by the varicella virus, which is associated with chicken pox.
The highly awaited Question Mid “6” ($160, GX0230), a sneaker inspired by Philadelphia basketball superstars, will be released on July 22, according to Reebok.
To honor legendary hoopers who blazed the way in “The City of Brotherly Love,” star player Allen Iverson wore jersey #6 for the 2002 All-Star Game instead of his usual #3. A white version of Iverson’s first trademark shoe, the Question Mid “#6,” pays tribute to that occasion with red accents, a #6 emblem at the heel, and a specially made commemorative sock liner.
Starting on July 22, select stores, including Reebok.com/US/Classics-Basketball, Finish Line, JD Sports, and others, will have the Question Mid “#6” ($160, GX0230) in full-family size.
This season, the Cleveland Cavaliers will take the court wearing new uniforms that match the team’s updated brand identity that was unveiled earlier this summer. Daniel Arsham, the Cavaliers’ creative director and a highly acclaimed contemporary artist, directed the creation of the Association (white), Icon (wine), and Statement (black) core uniforms for the team’s Nike Collection. Starting with the upcoming 2022–2023 season, the three jerseys will be alternately worn.
The modernized brand identity and logo collection were developed to represent the Cavaliers of today, a young and talented group that is ushering in a new era for the organization. With the new appearance, the early 1980s-era reflective, shiny, proper Cavaliers Gold that first appeared in the details of the jerseys from 2003 to 2010 is brought back.
“We wanted to put our players in a uniform that would make them feel strong, confident and proud to represent this new chapter of Cavaliers basketball,” said Arsham. “It’s a very clean, reductive, modern design that pays homage to all of the players and fans that have been a part of our team’s remarkable journey in becoming who we are today.”
The largest flat-rolled steel producer in North America, Cleveland-Cliffs, will be featured on the uniforms as a new patch partner. The Cliffs emblem will be worn on the uniforms of Cavs players starting in the 2022–2023 season thanks to an extension of the multiyear marketing partnership between the Cavs and Cleveland-Cliffs that was announced earlier this year. Less than a half-mile from Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in downtown Cleveland, Cliffs has had its headquarters there since 1847. The only steel firm with an NBA jersey patch cooperation is Cleveland-Cliffs.
“Our creative team has been working on the evolution of our brand and uniforms for some time. We are excited to now share this new on-court look with our fans, especially as anticipation builds for the upcoming season around the potential of this young and exciting squad,” said Chris Kaiser, Cavaliers senior vice president and chief marketing officer. “There is also a great deal of pride to have Cleveland-Cliffs represented on the new uniforms and part of the literal ‘fabric’ of our team. The threads of this partnership are real and natural, and we know that organic hometown connection will shine brightly on a national and international stage each time our players step on the court.”
The seamless, homogeneous layering that encircles the collar, arms, shorts, and waistbands of the Association, Icon, and Statement uniforms is a design feature that sets them apart.
The major “Cavs C” logo on the shorts has been updated, while the secondary “V net” logo centerpiece is new. The white Association uniform is highlighted with wine and gold.
The primary “Cavs C” emblem can be seen on the left shorts panel, while the new “CLEVELAND” wordmark is displayed in gold on the chest of the wine Icon outfit.
For more information on the Cavs Core Nike Uniform collection, visit Cavs.com/jerseys. You can see the new uniforms below.
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