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Lil Durk’s son Angelo knows what he likes, and he’s going to let the world know. This week, the nine-year-old boy tried to shoot his shot with Ari Fletcher, one of the beauty industry’s biggest socialites, and her boyfriend MoneyBagg Yo caught wind of his comments.

Commenting on one of Ari’s recent pictures, Durk’s son Angelo said, “I like you.” 

The comment was shared by The Shade Room on a wider scale, and that’s where Ari’s boyfriend MoneyBagg Yo saw the attempt to woo his girl. He responded with a trio of laughing emojis in the comments, clearly finding it funny that a child is flirting with his girlfriend. That happens when you’re dating one of the hottest women in entertainment right now.

While some people are urging Lil Durk to take his son’s phone away, others are very much entertained by the banter in the comments section. “Shooters gonna shoot,” said one person. “My daw a big boyyy,” affectionately said another fan.

Recently, there was some drama between MoneyBagg Yo and Ari, who shared cryptic posts alluding to their breakup on social media. They denied any issues brewing though, confirming that they were still happy together. Do you think Lil Smurkio is counting down the days until he turns eighteen so he can shoot his shot again at Ari?

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King’s Disease 2 has only been out a few days, but Nas and Hit-Boy have already entered the album of the year race with a confident vengeance.

Coming off the success of the first King’s Disease, which netted the pair a Grammy Award for Best Rap Album and established incredible creative chemistry in the process, the sequel seemed to appear out of nowhere. Upon announcing the album — as well as its stacked tracklist — mere days before its arrival, it was clear that Nas was moving with the calculated confidence of an artist that could simply do no wrong. 

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Based on the early responses, many are already placing King’s Disease 2 over its predecessor, citing highlight songs like “Death Row East,” the Lauryn Hill-assisted “Nobody,” “Moments,” and the Eminem and EPMD posse cut “EPMD 2.” Though the sales numbers have yet to surface, Nas and Hit-Boy recently took a moment to celebrate the album’s release and glowing reception, sharing a victorious video message on social media.

Standing poolside overlooking a picturesque mountain view, Nas raises his glass. “Peace,” he begins. “Me and my brother Hit-Boy, we want to thank all of ya’ll man. KD2. It’s that season. Escobar season.” In a moment of either serendipitous or calculated timing, Nas’ own music can be heard in the background, emphasizing the point with a well-earned “we did it.”

Check out the video message from Nas and Hit-Boy below, and be sure to send the pair some appreciation for their excellent work on King’s Disease 2. Do you think we’re looking at a potential album-of-the-year contender?

King’s Disease 2 has only been out a few days, but Nas and Hit-Boy have already entered the album of the year race with a confident vengeance.

Coming off the success of the first King’s Disease, which netted the pair a Grammy Award for Best Rap Album and established incredible creative chemistry in the process, the sequel seemed to appear out of nowhere. Upon announcing the album — as well as its stacked tracklist — mere days before its arrival, it was clear that Nas was moving with the calculated confidence of an artist that could simply do no wrong. 

Johnny Nunez/WireImage/Getty Images

Based on the early responses, many are already placing King’s Disease 2 over its predecessor, citing highlight songs like “Death Row East,” the Lauryn Hill-assisted “Nobody,” “Moments,” and the Eminem and EPMD posse cut “EPMD 2.” Though the sales numbers have yet to surface, Nas and Hit-Boy recently took a moment to celebrate the album’s release and glowing reception, sharing a victorious video message on social media.

Standing poolside overlooking a picturesque mountain view, Nas raises his glass. “Peace,” he begins. “Me and my brother Hit-Boy, we want to thank all of ya’ll man. KD2. It’s that season. Escobar season.” In a moment of either serendipitous or calculated timing, Nas’ own music can be heard in the background, emphasizing the point with a well-earned “we did it.”

Check out the video message from Nas and Hit-Boy below, and be sure to send the pair some appreciation for their excellent work on King’s Disease 2. Do you think we’re looking at a potential album-of-the-year contender?

There’s some serious drama over at 1501 Certified Entertainment. As Carl Crawford continues to build his roster with some of the hottest rising women in the underground rap scene, the former baseball star has been accused of pitting his artists against one another. First, there were issues between his breakout artist Megan Thee Stallion and his current focus Erica Banks. Now, it appears as though former 1501 artist K’ona Lisa has a bone to pick with him, as well as Erica Banks.

Just hours after Erica Banks claimed she was the hottest female lyricist in the game by unleashing her “Ball If I Want To” freestyle, K’ona Lisa has responded with her own freestyle over the same beat. In the video, she dangles her 1501 chain in front of the camera before dramatically dropping it and shading her former manager and Banks.

“Cartier wet like I fell in the pool, I hope that girl come back and haunt you,” rapped K’ona, referencing the drowning deaths of a woman and young boy at Carl Crawford’s home last year. She also directly spoke on her 1501 ties, spelling out her bars in her caption, writing, “I been the (1) since I was (5) (O) you thought I’m the (1) you could try?”

Finally, she appeared to have words for Erica Banks, saying, “Bitches get signed and wanna be a stallion, but they call me Lisa, I’m one of a kind.” For the last year, there have been constant comparisons between Banks and Megan Thee Stallion. Previously, Banks has tried to disassociate herself from the chatter but it continues to follow her.

Check out K’ona Lisa’s freestyle below, as well as Erica Banks’ underneath.

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