Chrisean Rock recently took to social media to flex her post-pregnancy figure, revealing that she’s been spending some time in the gym. The rapper and reality star just gave birth to her son, Chrisean Jr., at the beginning of this week. The child’s father, Blueface, took issue with Chrisean hitting the gym so quickly after the birth. He hopped on Twitter recently to air his grievances.
“Here hold my 1 day old baby while I work out a** b*tch smh,” he wrote. Blueface went on to claim that he’d be filing for custody of their son if Chrisean doesn’t make him her top priority for at least 30 days. “You’ve been warned,” he told her, noting that the baby has already been held by various people. “My kid not finna be molested and touched on like everybody in her family,” he wrote. “Dead homys I don’t play them typa games.” Blueface further accused Chrisean of not caring about the newborn, calling her “selfish.”
Chrisean Rock then clapped back, showcasing her home gym on social media. “What gym?” she wrote. “I’m at home in Baltimore the gym is next to my bed room.” Chrisean continued, “Respectfully just blessed to be able to come home n heal properly and abundantly with the right support and love.” She ended her post with a jab at Blueface, claiming that he’s “hoping for the worst.”
It’s clear that the drama between the two of them hasn’t slowed down since the birth of their child. Even the day of his birth managed to spark some controversy. While Chrisean was in labor, Blueface was spotted partying in Miami with the mother of his first two kids, Jaidyn Alexis. The rapper failing to show up for the occasion got social media users talking, however, both of them claim it was for the best. At this point, Blueface says he’s just focused on mending things with Jaidyn, despite Chrisean Jr.’s arrival. Keep an eye on HNHH for more updates on Chrisean Rock and Blueface.
Damian Lillard is still a Portland Trail Blazer. Despite requesting a trade to the Miami Heat at the start of July, very little progress has been made in making that trade happen. However, maybe that’s not the worst thing in the world for the city of Portland. Earlier this week, Lillard crashed a wedding in the city, even going as far as to perform for the happy couple.
Jay and Kelly Virdee were surprised by the appearance of Lillard, who was invited by a mutual friend, rapper Dreebo. The LA rapper convinced Lillard to attend, leading to Lillard going into D.O.L.L.A. Dame mode and performing his Dreebo collab “Home Team” for the happy couple. The Virdees, who are reportedly massive fans of Lillard, met six years ago at a Portland winery. Furthermore, Jay even grew up in the same area as Lillard before moving to the PNW for work. Congratulations to the newlyweds.
However, it’s not the only levity that Lillard has been experiencing recently. The seven-time also did a little bit of reference work with Cam’ron in recent weeks. 21 years after the release of Paid In Full, Cam’ron has recreated the iconic takeout scene with the help of Lillard. The Blazers superstar was 12 years old when Paid In Full came out and was still a full decade away from joining the NBA.
As for his trade woes, it doesn’t look like that is going to change anytime soon. While the Blazers aren’t interested in forcing a deal with Miami, it doesn’t look like there is much of a market for Lillard beyond South Beach. “There’s not that many teams that are going to give you a bunch of players and picks for a 33-year-old who can’t stay healthy and has a giant contract sitting there. It was not anything Dame said or Aaron Goodwin said that shut down the market. That stuff didn’t help. But there weren’t teams lined up for him even before that,” an anonymous NBA executive told Forbes.
The growth of streaming platforms like YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Music transformed the music industry in the 2010s decade. In particular, 2011 housed timeless rap hits. Artists benefitted greatly from this shift, making their music more accessible to global audiences. The reach and popularity of the genre exponentially increased within the decade, and its significance and impact on pop culture were felt more strongly than ever before.
Rap’s diversity soared in 2010, and even more hits took center stage in 2011. Consequently, commercialization became fully realized. Chart-topping rap hits and collaborations became more common. Additionally, artists were more open to experimentation, further blurring the genre boundaries. As the scope of the genre broadened, so did its success.
“Black And Yellow” – Wiz Khalifa
“Black and Yellow” was released as the lead single from Khalifa’s third studio album, Rolling Papers. The song also served as an anthem for the city of Pittsburgh, whose official colors are black and gold. It features an energetic, anthemic beat with a memorable hook. The catchy and infectious track became one of the most iconic rap hits of 2011.
Further, “Black and Yellow” gained widespread popularity due to its commercial appeal and association with Pittsburgh’s professional sports teams. The song was also a commercial triumph and achieved notable chart success. It peaked at No. 1 on both the Billboard Hot 100 and Hot Rap Songs charts.
Following her major breakthrough in 2010, Nicki Minaj forged on with numerous rap hits in 2011. She released “Moment 4 Life” as the fourth single from PinkFriday. Similar to her debut single “Your Love,” Minaj smoothly blends rap and R&B on this track. She also featured fellow Young Money affiliate Drake on the track. “Moment 4 Life” is a celebratory song that explores themes of success, ambition, and the desire to make a moment last forever. It is one of Pink Friday’s standout tracks and performed well on the charts. Besides topping the Hot Rap Songs chart, it peaked at No. 13 on the Hot 100.
“Look At Me Now” – Chris Brown ft. Lil Wayne & Busta Rhymes
“Look at Me Now” is a high-energy Hip Hop track and one of the biggest rap hits of 2011. The song effectively showcases the talents of Chris Brown, Lil Wayne, and Busta Rhymes. It was released as the second single from Brown’s fourth album, F.A.M.E., in 2011. “Look at Me Now” is characterized by its fast-paced and energetic beat. Furthermore, the song focuses on rapid-fire, tongue-twisting lyrics, especially exemplified in Busta Rhymes’ iconic verse. The hit song was also positively received by critics and fans alike. As a result, the single topped the Hot Rap Songs chart for a whopping ten weeks.
“My Last” is a Hip Hop and R&B song that marked a significant moment in Big Sean’s career. The upbeat track helped solidify Sean’s presence in the music industry. It was released as the lead single from Sean’s debut studio album, Finally Famous. “My Last” also became one of the most popular rap hits of 2011 and a party staple. Additionally, Chris Brown’s smooth vocals provided a memorable hook. The song was a commercial success, peaking at No. 30 on the Hot 100 chart and number one on the Hot Rap Songs chart for two weeks.
“I’m On One” – DJ Khaled ft. Drake, Rick Ross, & Lil Wayne
DJ Khaled featured three of Hip Hop’s most prominent artists on this track. “I’m on One” was released as the second single from Khaled’s fifth studio album, We the Best Forever. Upon release, it received attention for its star-studded lineup and soon became an anthem for celebrating success and living in the moment. The track’s slow, atmospheric beat creates a laid-back, introspective vibe that greatly complements the artists’ verses. ”I’m on One” was a commercial success, peaking at No. 10 on the Hot 100 chart and topping the Hot Rap Songs chart for 13 weeks.
“Headlines” – Drake
“Headlines” was released as the second single from Drake’s sophomore studio album Take Care. The 2011 album featured many rap hits, but this track stands out. The song is characterized by a mid-tempo beat and a minimalist yet catchy melody. Moreover, Drake’s clever lyricism and flow take center stage. On “Headlines,” Drake reflects on his rise to stardom, relationships, and challenges while maintaining his authenticity. The song was one of his highest-charting at the time, peaking at No. 13 on the Hot 100 chart. “Headlines” also received critical acclaim and claimed the top spot on the Hot Rap Songs chart for seven weeks.
Upon release, “N*ggas in Paris” was a massive hit and a standout track from West and Jay-Z’s collaborative project, Watch the Throne. The energetic, hard-hitting beat, synth bell loop, and aggressive rap style made the track one of the biggest hits of 2011 across genres. “N*ggas in Paris” showcases the chemistry of the two iconic artists, with verses that reflect their distinctive styles and personalities. The song achieved critical acclaim and widespread commercial success. It topped the Hot Rap Song chart for ten weeks and peaked at No. 5 on the Hot 100 chart. The song went on to win two trohpies at the 55th Grammy Awards ceremony.
Lil Durk is the latest rapper to face some legal challenges stemming from a particularly rowdy concert. In Durk’s case, he’s being sued by a young fan who was trampled during a recent show. According to All Hip Hop, the lawsuit was filed last month by the boy’s father Marcus Sloss and it also names Live Nation, iHeartRadio, and the venue that hosted the show as defendants. They’re reportedly looking for $50k in damages and legal fees stemming from the medical fees resulting from the incident and the trial itself.
The lawsuit stems from Lil Durk’s performance at 107.5 WGCI Summer Jam at the United Center in Chicago. During the show many in the audience falsely believed that shots had been fired, causing panic. In the rush for fans to leave the venue many, including the boy at the center of the lawsuit, were injured. The chaotic situation resulted in some scary stories for those trying to navigate the panicked crowd. The lawsuit claims that negligence and mishandling of the situation were present by the named parties. Check out video of the resulting panic at the show below.
Lil Durk has a new song coming out with one of the breakout stars of 2023, Sexyy Red. The pair have a new remix on the way soon and they’ve been finding funny ways to tease it. They took a series of playful shots back and forth at each other on social media. The teases had fans buzzing over the upcoming track.
Lil Durk also popped up alongside plenty of other celebs at Beyonce’s recent stop in LA on the Renaissance tour. Celebrities absolutely piled on top of each other at the event and Durk ended up running into Jay-Z and Travis Scott while there. What do you think of the fans claim that Lil Durk and company are responsible for their injuries at the show? Let us know in the comment section below.
Reality star Chrisean Rock didn’t waste any time posting pics of her and rapper Blueface’s newborn son. Just one day after his birth, first time mother Ms. Rock posted a pic of Chrisean Malone Jr., which os actually her namesake.
SHe captioned the pic, which included the IG name for her sin’s page, saying, “Heavensent you healthy and so handsome beyond grateful My baby boy so blessed thank you Jesus @chriseanmalone.jr.”
Meanwhile, the child’s father is threatening to file for full custody. The “Thotiana” rapper took to Twitter, saying, “If she don’t take my son serious an make that her main focus an priority for at least 30 days I will file for custody.”
Over the weekend, mixed martial arts fighter Dylan Reischman made his MMA debut in the Jose Ferreira vs. Leonardo Morales undercard fight against Jamie Mora. In what some have considered “the worst leg break in combat history, Mora took down the 21-year-old Reischman, resulting in hi left leg getting broken to the point where the bone was almost poking out of his skin.
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Le combattant américain Dylan Reischman a subi une HORRIBLE blessure à la jambe lors de son tout premier combat professionnel
Despite the loss in his debut fight that went viral because of the leg break, Reischman thanked his fans and supporters on IG, posting, “Thank you everybody for all the support and prayers it seriously means the world and has already made this adjustment a lot easier.”. “My surgery went great, I’m going to be mobile on crutches tomorrow and I can start training again in 4 months which was honestly a lot sooner than expected.”
Lil Wayne has auditioned to become the third co-host of Peyton and Eli Manning’s ‘Manningcast’ this season. DJ Khaled also threw his name into the ring.
The ‘90s is often referred to as the golden age of R&B, and for good reason. However, with so much quality music being churned out, maintaining a high profile isn’t easy. Nonetheless, it is entirely impossible to disregard the caliber of R&B talents that saturated the scene in that era. Take the alluring songstress Michel’le. Although she’s flown under the radar in recent times, her impact in the 90s was indelible.
The R&B superstar had a successful career throughout the decade. The albums she dropped between 1989 and 1998 speak loud and clear. This is also despite not releasing any new albums since 1998. It is also unsure whether or not the music scene can wholly welcome Michel’le’s return. Regardless, she still continues to perform live. It has been nine years since her last single though, but her time in the spotlight was marked with great success.
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA – JANUARY 14: Michel’le Toussaint performs at Celebration Of Life With TV One’s R&B Divas LA at House of Blues Sunset Strip on January 14, 2015 in West Hollywood, California. (Photo by Charley Gallay/Getty Images for TV One)
Michel’le Toussant was born on December 5, 1970 in Los Angeles, California. The singer grew up in Compton where she faced a challenging upbringing. During her early life, she had to deal with living in a tough neighborhood and working her way out. Michel’le’s interest in music served as a form of escapism. She was determined to chase a career as a singer and leave Compton despite her limitations. At the age of 16, her world was positively upturned when she was discovered by rapper and record producer, Dr. Dre.
Michel’le caught the attention of Dr. Dre when recording a vocal part for his group World Class Wreckin’ Cru, and her life changed from then on. In the late ‘80s, she became the first female artist signed to Ruthless Records, a label founded by Eazy-E. Under Dr. Dre’s guidance, Michel’le released her self-titled debut album in 1989. The album spawned several hit singles including “No More Lies,” which peaked at number seven on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart. Other successful singles on the album include: “Something in My Heart,” and the sleeper hit, “Nicety.” Michel’le was felt throughout the ‘90s and was certified Gold in the U.S. six months after its release.
She was also a featured artist on 2Pac’s song “Run Tha Streetz,” from his acclaimed 1996 album, All Eyez On Me. She also appeared on several other projects before taking a hiatus. Michel’le marked her return to the music scene with the release of her sophomore studio album in 1998, nine years after her debut. The album, Hung Jury, did not enjoy the level of success Michel’le did, however.
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Michel’le and Dr. Dre began dating soon after they met. They share a son, Marcel, born in 1991. However, it wasn’t all rosy concerning Michel’le and her relationship with Dr. Dre. Indeed, he changed her life by giving her a platform for her talents, but she also suffered a strained and abusive relationship with him, which included multiple instances of domestic violence. In an interview with VladTV, the singer spoke about his infidelity, as well as his physical violence.
“I was getting dragged on the floor… shot at,” she said. “He shot at me… and I left the bullet in the door.” While she admitted “he never tried to shoot her anymore,” she did refer to the beatings as “a lot.” When asked about the movie StraightOuttaCompton, which was widely anticipated at the time, Michel’le insisted she would probably not make it to the biopic. “Why would Dre put me in it?” she said. “I was just a quiet girlfriend who got beat up and told to sit down and shut up.”
Shortly after the movie was released, Dr. Dre shared a statement to the New York Times, apologizing to the singer. However, she felt as though it wasn’t genuine. “He apologized to the public. I don’t think that was an apology to me, because if it was, he would’ve either called me without the public and said ‘Michel’le, I am so sorry for what I did to you 20-something years ago,’ that’s an apology,” she told the Huffington Post. The following year, she narrated Lifetime’s documentary, Surviving Compton: Dre, Suge & Michel’le, which explored her relationship with both West Coast moguls.
Michel’le’s unique speaking style, characterized by her high-pitched and childlike voice, set her apart from other artists in the genre. Nonetheless, she could tame any audience with the vast size of her singing voice. Her vocals added a distinctive touch to the West Coast Hip Hop and R&B sound of the era. Consequently, that increased the appeal and intrigue of her sound, and music even further.
Her career may not have enjoyed the level of longevity she had the potential for. After her first child was born, Michel’le took time off from music, which was detrimental to her career. Despite it all, Michel’le definitely made her mark in the R&B music scene. She will always be regarded as a trailblazer in the genre, known for her unforgettable voice, and memorable songs.
If you are a fan of the streamer Fousey, then you know that he has been out of comission for a while now. Overall, things were getting seriously out of control with him. He had been streaming every single second of every day for two months, and his mental health was faltering. Moreover, he has a history of mental health issues, which led to lots of concern. Eventually, his streams became a vehicle for his deteriorating mental state, and it finally blew up. He called the cops claiming to be a hostage, and he was subsequently arrested for wasting the police’s time.
At the time of his arrest, it was clear that he was in need of some sort of help. Consequently, the authorities took him to a mental hospital where he was given treatment. Since that time, he has spoken about, but he only did so on one occasion. He has yet to speak again, and it appears as though he is still in the hospital. Overall, fans are concerned about him and they are looking for answers. As you can see in the video below from Drama Alert, fellow streamer Baked Alaska tried to get said answers.
As you can see, the streamer enters a mental hospital where he is looking for Fousey and his information. The man claims that his family and friends are worried for him as they haven’t heard from him. Subsequently, the person at the desk tells him they don’t have information for him. This leads to Baked Alaska believing he might be at the wrong hospital. It’s a bit of a strange video, and some felt like Alaska was just trying to farm some clout on the situation. If that is the case, then that is pretty despicable.
Hopefully, Fousey is just getting the help and treatment he needs right now. It was becoming clear that streaming was getting toxic and unhealthy for him. Now, however, he is free from his schedule, and can focus on getting his mind right. Let us know your thoughts on the situation, in the comments section below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for more news from around the
Lil Baby has been in the news for all kinds of strange reasons recently, very few of which have much to do with music. Recently a clip of the rapper started making the rounds where he’s talking to fans on the street. Throughout the video he’s seen holding a bike, for what reason is unknown. At the end of the video, he hands the bike off to a fan before scampering off back to his car. Fans in the comments were both confused and amused by the video. “Resale going be crazy on that bike,” one fan jokes. “Why is he so damn funny…anything he do,” another commenter asks. Check out the full video below.
This isn’t the only time recently that Lil Baby has been giving things away to fans. Last month he hosted a back-to-school giveaway giving tons of kids new pairs of shoes for the upcoming school year. The giveaway took place in Baby’s hometown of Atlanta and clips from the event featured excited kids getting their new shoes. Baby is a notorious sneakerhead and when he ran into Fat Joe last month it was the main thing they had to talk about.
While Lil Baby has largely been quiet on the musical front recently, he did join one big song last month. He teamed up with Future and Lil Uzi Vert for a stacked new single from DJ Khaled. The song is called “Supposed To Be Loved” and serves as the lead single for Khaled’s new album TIL NEXT TIME which is expected to drop later this year.
Lil Baby also made a different kind of musical move last month. He cosigned Rylo Rodrigues by signing the rapper to his Glass Window Entertainment label imprint. Video hit the internet of the rapper signing his new deal leading fans to celebrate Baby’s continued investment in interesting artists. What do you think of the bizarre new video of Lil Baby giving a fan a bike? Let us know in the comment section below.
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