Nicki Minaj is only four shows deep into her Pink Friday 2 tour and some fans are already saying it’s one of the best they’ve ever seen. So far she’s played in Denver, Oakland, Las Vegas, and Seattle with each show being met by rave reviews online. Fans have praised some of the most elaborate theatrics of the presentation. They’ve also shown love for the setlist which includes some of her beloved favorites and all of her newest hits.
The newest fan to show love to the tour is none other than B.G. He took to Instagram following a recent performance to share some of the photos he took of the night. “I did what I had to do… to do what I want to do” his caption begins. “I attended the @nickiminaj and @monicadenise concert the other night and it was 1 of the most incredible shows I’ve ever seen..Me and my girl Mo caught up, laughed, joked and vibed all night” the rest of his post reads. Check out some of the pictures he shared below.
At a show on the Pink Friday 2 tour over the weekend, Nicki Minaj had a bit of an awkward interaction with a fan. One of her die-hards was given the chance to sing “The Night Is Still Young” but it didn’t go as planned. When the fan allegedly forgot the lyrics to the song, Nicki had to quickly snatch the microphone back. The fan in question later took to social media to deny that they forgot the lyrics at all.
At an earlier show on tour, Nicki was joined by a surprise guest. Fans were delighted when Tyga showed up to perform alongside her. Nicki herself seemed pretty excited and took to social media to show him love afterward. What do you think of B.G.’s take on Nicki Minaj’s Pink Friday 2 tour show? Do you plan on seeing her during one of her tour stops? Let us know in the comment section below.
Original Hot Boy B.G. seemed to be trying to distance himself from Lil Wayne. especially after calling the pop culture icon a “bitch” on Finesse2Tymes’ Gangstafied” track, but now B.G. is singing a diffrerent song when it comes to connecting with Wayne for a Hot Boys Reunion.
On Instagram Live, B.G. said, “Say Juve, there’s people on my line, man, about this Hot Boys reunion. Weezy, stop playing, man. It’s a big bag involved, man. Ya heard me?” He added, “I know you super rich. I know you like Taylor Swift outchea. Come on, man. Stop playing, man. Let’s get to this bag.”
The Hot Boys formed in NOLA in 1997, composing of Juvenile, B.G., Turk and Lil Wayne. Their first album, Get It How U Live!, brought them their notoriety, but their claim to fame came with their sophomore LP Guerrilla Warfare, featuring the track “Hot Girl”, with the Big Tymers. Guerrilla Warfare was also the Hot Boys first certified platinum album.
B.G. sent the hip-hop world into a flurry when he dissed Lil Wayne on his verse on Finesse2Tymes’ track “Gangstafied.” “My n***a Boosie went home and my dawg was steady blowing,” he spits on the record. “My n***a Weezy steady touring but he’s a b***h and it’s showing. I’m still a living legend, don’t act like you didn’t know it.” Given their history as members of the Hot Boyz and the New Orleans native’s recent release from prison, one would think that there’s more camaraderie here than these bars suggest. But turns out that we and many others got the wrong impression, as he came through on social media with a new video explaining the line.
“[You] don’t really understand what the f**k be going on, man,” B.G. expressed in the new clip of the presumed Lil Wayne diss. “You know what I’m saying? I tell a n***a I love him and call him a b***h all in the same sentence, man. You know what I’m saying? You know? Man, look, this family business, man. You know what I’m saying? Shout out to my little brother Weezy too, man. I talked to my little brother last night, man, you know what I’m saying? Yeah, man, shout out to Charlotte, man. Still my lil’ bro, man, love my lil’ bro, man, you heard me? You know what I’m saying? S**t be complicated sometimes, man. Gizzle gon’ do what Gizzle does, man.”
As such, it looks like this relates to differing viewpoints on whether they should do a Cash Money or Hot Boyz reunion tour. That means that B.G. would still be showing love to Lil Wayne’s run of shows, but calling him out for not getting that joint rekindling underway. We know that Birdman, and of course many fans, are excited about the idea, so maybe this was just a light tease that wasn’t meant to be anything personal. At least they apparently talked things out after it dropped, as communication between rivals isn’t always a factor in supposed rap beef.
Meanwhile, their journey intertwined in many ways, and now they can finally band together like the good old days. That’s why so many fans expressed disappointment when this looked like a legitimate conflict. But they’re probably fine based on this response; we’ll see if Tunechi has anything to add. On that note, come back to HNHH for the latest news and more updates on B.G. and Lil Wayne.
BG, also known as Baby Gangsta or B. Gizzle, stands as a luminary within the rap industry. Emerging from the vibrant music scene of New Orleans in the early 1990s, BG swiftly made his mark as a pivotal member of the Hot Boys, a pioneering rap group featuring influential artists like Lil Wayne, Juvenile, and Turk. Their collective efforts birthed chart-topping hits and solidified BG’s position in the hip-hop realm. With a unique blend of raw lyricism and magnetic charisma, BG contributed significantly to the group’s success, propelling them into the mainstream.
Transitioning from the Hot Boys to a thriving solo career, BG continued to captivate audiences with his distinctive style and lyrical prowess. However, his journey was marred by legal entanglements that affected both his career and financial stability. Despite these setbacks, BG remains a revered figure in rap. Celebrity Net Worth claims his net worth to be $2 million in 2024, reflecting his enduring impact on the music industry.
Hailing from New Orleans, BG emerged in the early 1990s as a member of the Hot Boys, a rap group that included influential artists like Lil Wayne, Juvenile, and Turk. The collective released several successful albums, catapulting them into mainstream recognition and solidifying BG’s presence in the hip-hop scene.
BG’s charismatic delivery and raw lyricism contributed significantly to the group’s success. Their collaborative efforts produced hits like “We On Fire” and “I Need A Hot Girl,” which became anthems within the rap community. These early successes laid the foundation for BG’s subsequent solo endeavors.
Solo Rap Career & Legal Issues
Following the Hot Boys’ disbandment, BG embarked on a solo career, releasing albums that showcased his distinctive style and lyrical prowess. His solo debut, Chopper City In The Ghetto, received critical acclaim and commercial success, establishing him as a solo force in the rap industry. Subsequent albums like Livin’ Legend and Heart Of Tha Streetz, Vol. 1 further cemented his position as a respected rapper.
However, BG’s career trajectory faced obstacles due to legal entanglements. In 2012, he encountered legal issues that resulted in a significant setback. He was sentenced to a federal prison term on weapons possession and witness tampering charges, impacting his career and finances. The legal battles posed challenges to BG’s earnings and opportunities in the music industry. Despite the setbacks, he continued to release music and maintain a loyal fan base. However, he has since been released from prison in 2023 and bounced back with new music, including a collaborative project with Gucci Mane titled Choppers & Bricks.
Amidst career highs and legal hurdles, BG’s net worth has been a subject of speculation. Celebrity Net Worth reports his wealth at $2 million in 2024, illustrating a combination of his earnings from music, investments, and other ventures.
However, financial fluctuations resulting from legal troubles and the evolving music landscape might have impacted the accuracy of these estimations. The rapper’s ability to generate revenue through music releases, performances, and potential business endeavors contributes to his overall net worth.
In conclusion, BG’s journey through the rap industry, from his origins with the Hot Boys to his solo career and legal challenges, has been a rollercoaster ride. Despite facing setbacks, his talent and resilience have solidified his position as a revered figure in hip-hop. With a claimed net worth of $2 million, BG continues to navigate the ever-changing landscape of the music business, leaving an indelible mark on the culture.
It looks like we’ll never fully get that Cash Money reunion tour– at least, if this new Finesse2tymes song “Gangstafied” is any indication. Moreover, the Memphis MC got a feature from the Hot Boyz’ own B.G., who is currently celebrating his return to the game following a long prison stint. To many fans’ surprise, he dissed his fellow Hot Boy and Cash Money icon Lil Wayne, who also launched the Young Money imprint as an offshoot, while shouting out Boosie Badazz. “My n***a Boosie went home and my dawg was steady blowing,” the New Orleans native rapped on the cut. “My n***a Weezy steady touring but he’s b***h and it’s showing. I’m still a living legend, don’t act like you didn’t know it.”
Furthermore, this also connects to rumors that Cash Money had something to do with snitching accusations levied around B.G. While those are just speculative, plenty of fans had a lot to say about this new shot for Tunechi. “No Lil Wayne slander shall be tolerated. F**k BG,” one passionate fan expressed on Twitter. “Who the hell is this and why do he think he can diss lil Wayne,” another chimed in, who’s probably unfamiliar with their career trajectories.
Finesse2tymes’ Music Video For “Gangstafied” With B.G. Featuring Lil Wayne Diss: Watch
“B.G. throwing a shot at Lil’ Wayne is wack to me,” one fan posited, elaborating further on why the diss might’ve happened in the first place. “If it’s about the whole tour thing, it doesn’t make sense to do a Hot Boy tour. This isn’t 1999 when he was the little guy anymore. He’s a mega star now. Michael Jackson didn’t do a Jackson 5 tour again after the Victory tour. I don’t care if they were childhood friends. I just said Michael wouldn’t go on tour with his blood brothers. Maybe a Lil’ Wayne tour featuring Hot Boy$ as special guests. When you’re that big of a star with that vast of a catalog, you have to be the headliner. Nobody owes you.” Check out more reactions down below.
Fans React To B Gizzle’s Shots At Weezy
Meanwhile, other fans hope that the No Ceilings lyricist pops out of the woodwork to engage in some back-and-forth. “This s**t fireeeeee but lil Wayne response would end him,” one fan wrote in response to B.G.’s verse. To see what all the fuss is about, peep the music video for “Gangstafied” above. For more news and the latest updates on these seemingly former friends, log back into HNHH.
Finesse2Tymes has just come through with a brand-new single that is out now on YouTube. “Gangstafied” features the recently released Louisiana legend and former Cash Money affiliate, B.G. Since his return after an 11-year bout for illegal gun possession, he has been frequently appearing on tracks. However, this one might be the most talked about.
It already seems to be turning out that way because of some of the bars he dropped. When you see them we guarantee that you will be quite flabbergasted. That is because B.G. sent some shots toward his long-time teammate, Lil Wayne. According to XXL, the diss delves into some issues that were going on outside of his time behind bars.
You can find out what he said below. While this is all very surprising, there might be some context out there that could have led to this. According to a piece from 24HipHop back in late November, B.G., talked about their damaged friendship. It all happened because of interviews Wayne did in which he went after former Cash Money signees. “I went through the roof. He sent our relationship sideways. I had a lot of respect for shorty cause he done that ‘I Miss My Dawgs’ song. He performed it for me. B.G. continues, “To make a long story short, he was like, f*** everybody who left Cash Money. I’m one of the ones who left Cash Money, so really you saying f*** me. I left, Juvi left. When you say f*** me, I’m gonna say f*** you back.” However, he did clarify, “My problems ain’t with you. B.G. said about Wayne. “You ain’t the one that got my money.”
What are your thoughts on “Gangstafied” by Finesse2Tymes and B.G.? Is this the best feature that B.G. has put down since he has been out of prison? How stunned were you when you heard him diss Lil Wayne? Do you think the comments are what started it? We would like to hear what you have to say. So, leave your takes in the comments. Additionally, keep it locked with HNHH for the latest news around B.G., Lil Wayne, and Finesse2Tymes. Finally, stay with us for the most informative song posts throughout the week.
Quotable Lyrics:
My n**** Boosie went home and my dawg was steady blowing My n**** Weezy steady touring but he’s b**** and it’s showing I’m still a living legend, don’t act like you didn’t know it But they had my hands tied, caught up on that chain gang Just like on the streets all through the pen you know my name rang
In a fiery exchange of words, rapper B.G. has responded to allegations made by Wack 100 that he testified in his case.
B.G. Addresses Accusations
B.G., who recently sat down for an interview with Pop Austin Media on Wednesday, Dec. 27, immediately addressed the accusations made by Wack 100. The rapper expressed:
“At first, I was feeling some type of way, But you know the n*ggas who opinion matters reached out to me. Because I’ve been paying attention to this internet and this internet a fool. This s**t a beast, you heard me? You know, the internet undefeated and truth don’t need no cosigner, you know what I’m sayin’?” He continued, “Once I talk to my real jail n***as who reached out to me and they heard about it, and then the n***as on the street that I know are standing on law, standing on business… You know, they like, ‘Listen, man, don’t even pay that s**t no mind. N***as just trying to use your light to bring them out they darkness.”
‘WE ARE THE EXPOSURES’
During the Christmas holidays, Wack 100 took to Instagram to announce his intention to expose B.G. On December 24, Wack took to Instagram writing:
“WE ARE THE EXPOSURES. IM A LITTLE SICK RIGHT NOW, BUT THE SHOW MUST GO ON.” He continued, “MY WARCHEST ON @new_bghollywood – ME KNOWING YOU, YOUR ALREADY ON THE CASE. I WOKE IT UP NOW YOU RESEARCH AND NARRATE… MERRY XMAS TO ALL & TO ALL A GOOD NIGHT FROM THE EXPOSURES.”
The ‘Heated Call’
The music executive claimed to possess paperwork proving B.G.’s alleged testimony and even received a “heated call” from Birdmanafter making his beliefs public. B.G.’s longtime associate, Boosie Badazz, also weighed in on the controversy, defending B.G. by stating:
“How the f*ck a n*gga snitch, he done 13 years, 14 years? Get the f*ck out of here.” 100 responded saying, Why Boosie mad at me? Didn’t he call [Birdman’s brother] Gangster a rat based off paperwork?” Wack 100 questioned in the video below. “So, he mad at me ’cause I called B.G. a rat ’cause we got the paperwork.” I will beat the f**k out of you, Boosie,” Wack continued. “You know me in real life. You weigh about 117 pounds. I will beat the dog s**t out of you, boy. I will catch you.”
It’s worth noting that B.G. had previously served 11 years of a 14-year prison sentence for multiple firearm possession and conspiracy charges.
Young Thug’s Father Calls Out Lil Baby
In a comparable situation, on December 19, during an interview with Infamous Sylvia, Jeffery Williams Sr. was invited to discuss his son’s ongoing RICO trial. When questioned about Lil Baby referring to Gunna as a “rat” in his latest song, “350,” for accepting a plea deal, Williams responded decisively.
Gucci Mane is always keep as busy as possible. The Alabama legend has been carving up the trap rap scene for years now, as we all know. 2023 continues the hard-working mantra that the 43-year-old stands by to this day. It all began with his solo project, Breath of Fresh Air, toward the backend of October.
That saw the likes of J. Cole, Mike WiLL Made-It, Roddy Ricch, 21 Savage, DaBaby, and Kodak Black appear. Following that, it was not a release that had his name on it directly, but it was still a big moment. Memphis rapper Big Scarr, who was/is a part of Guwop’s 1017 Global Music, LLC label, passed away nearly a year ago. A project was in the works for him, so his labelhead posthumously released his tape, Frozone, a couple of weeks ago.
Listen To Choppers & Bricks By Gucci Mane And B.G.
Now, Gucci is working alongside recently freed Lousiana rapper, B.G. for a collab tape. They dropped the lead single, “Cold,” in late November. That also features production credits from Mike WiLL. Choppers & Bricks brings on limited special guests this time around. You can find Lil Jairmy on “At This Point,” and C-Murder on “Project Baby.” Stream the album above.
What are your initial thoughts on this brand-new album, Choppers & Bricks, by Gucci Mane and B.G.? Which tracks are you gravitating toward the most so far? Is Guwop the godfather of trap rap? Out of all of the projects he has pushed out this year, which one is your favorite and why? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Gucci Mane and B.G. Furthermore, stay with us for all of the best album drops throughout the week.
Gucci Mane is wasting no time after the release of his latest record, Breath of Fresh Air. That project dropped on October 17 and now, we have a new single to check out. This one features production from one of his most frequent beatmakers, Mike WiLL Made-It. However, he also grabs a rap feature.
For the first time ever, the Atlanta legend taps B.G. for this brand-new single, “Cold.” Both of these rappers have something they can relate to. Each of them served some time behind bars. It seems Gucci and B.G. are celebrating being free from their sentences.
Listen To “Cold” By Gucci Mane, B.G., And Mike WiLL Made-It
Gucci was freed in late May 2016 after a three-year bout. For B.G. it was a lot longer. He was the talk of the town after serving his time that lasted 11 years. Both rap convincingly over Mike’s signature trap beat. This also might be the best that B.G. has sounded on a track this year. Give it a try above.
What are your initial thoughts on this brand-new single by Gucci Mane, B.G., and Mike WiLL Made-It, “Cold?” Is this track better than all of the new material from Guwop’s project Breath of Fresh Air? Do you need more collaborations with Mane and B.G.? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Gucci Mane, B.G., and Mike WiLL Made-It. Furthermore, stay with us for all of the best single releases.
Quotable Lyrics:
All these lil’ slick posts, say that s*** to me in the streets Smashed all my old beef, smashed out my old teeth One by one I’m coming to collect from everybody that owe me (Everybody) Real killers, they know me (They know), real street n****s mold me Better be able to see your hands you ever try to approach me (Let me see, n****) Feds got me burnt out, still a little institutionalized (Damn)
New Orleans, Louisiana rapper B.G. was serving quite a long time behind bars. In fact, it was 14 years for the 1993 Cash Money Records signee. He was charged with accounts of witness tampering as well as illegal gun possession back in 2009. Since his release back at the beginning of September, he is now on the grind to get a ton of music out in a short time frame. That is one thing with rappers who just become free citizens again. The happiness and relief once their free gets them extremely eager to hit the recording booth.
Fans and other celebrities who are close to B.G. were so excited to hear that he was out. Now, they seem to be ready to hear what the rapper is going to sound like going forward. According to him, they will not be disappointed, as B.G. recently told 2 Chainz he has eight albums in the vault. He also has a single with maybe his biggest supporter, Boosie Badazz, who celebrated his reinstatement into society.
Now, B.G. is riding solo on this brand-new cut. However, it is not over his own beat. In fact, the production comes from an up-and-coming name, YTB Fatt. B.G. grabs his “Get Back” instrumental, which happens to be Fatt’s most popular song. The Louisiana product freestyles over it and keeps the same title in tact.
What are your initial thoughts on B.G.’s brand-new song and freestyle, “Get Back?” Are you hyped for B.G.’s return to music after his lengthy prison sentence? Do you think this is a loosie or something that will land on an upcoming album? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your thoughts and opinions in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around B.G., as well as all of the hottest song drops.