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Beyonce’s Mind-Blowing Feature Price Allegedly Revealed By Lil Durk Hacker

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Beyonce is apparently charging artists $2 million for a feature, according to the hacker who got access to Lil Durk’s Instagram page. The anonymous person broke into the rapper’s account over the weekend and shared a photo of him with Beyonce. Now, he says she asked for $2 million to appear on one of his songs in direct messages. “2 million cash for a Beyoncé feature I seen his dm,” they wrote.

When DJ Akademiks shared the post on Instagram, fans in the comments section couldn’t understand why she’d be charging so much. “A Beyoncé feature ain’t worth no 2 million im sorry this ain’t 2009, I respect her craft to she a goat,” one user wrote. Another wrote: “BEYONCE can do a 1,000,000 features with Durk. And the 40 plus year old women who listen to it still won’t buy an album or ticket to Durks concert. I know that truth hurts. Now go ahead and give me your best insults. You are not funny, nobody knows you…etc.”

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HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA – APRIL 01: Beyoncé accepts the Innovator Award onstage during the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Awards at Dolby Theatre on April 01, 2024, in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Amy Sussman/Getty Images)

Despite the fee Beyonce allegedly charges, Kaytranda recently made headlines for arguing that she wasn’t willing to pay out a fair amount to bring him onto one of her own songs. Speaking with Vulture for a profile, he said that she lowballed him for a remix of one of her songs. He remarked: “Sometimes people don’t see your worth and how important you are. I know what I mean to people.”

Lil Durk Hacker Reveals Beyonce Feature Cost

Kaytranada later attempted to clarify his comments, noting on social media that he meant no disrespect to the legendary singer. Check out the post on Lil Durk’s account from the hacker below. Be on the lookout for further updates on Beyonce on HotNewHipHop.

 
 
 
 
 
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Foolio’s Alleged IG Hacker Boasts About $250K Promo Earnings After His Death

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Earlier this month, Jacksonville rapper Foolio was tragically shot and killed while celebrating his 26th birthday at a Tampa Airbnb. The unexpected incident has resulted in an outpouring of love and support from his fans, peers, and family members. Not everyone has been respectful in the aftermath of his death, however. Last week, it appeared as though the late artist’s Instagram account had been hacked, as it became active once again.

At first, the account left a trash can emoji under a post by one of Foolio’s longtime rivals, Yungeen Ace. It was in response to the Yungeen Ace’s diss track “Game Over,” and garnered a sarcastic reaction from him. The account went on to share an odd promotional video, in which Foolio urged fans to follow a company’s account.

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Foolio’s Instagram Account Is Still Active Despite His Death

For obvious reasons, this left fans confused, and questioning who could be behind the strange posts. This is still unconfirmed at the time of writing, though the alleged hacker continues to be active online. Recently, for example, they took to the late rapper’s Instagram Story to boast about how much they earned from the aforementioned ad. “First rapper to make $250K off a promo ad,” they wrote. Commenters are weighing in on the bizarre activity in DJ Akademiks’ comments section, and most agree that it’s far from tasteful.

“Page being more active in the afterlife is cr*zy,” one social media user says. “Everyone saying he faked his death, nah it’s just his people disrespecting tf outta his name and making money off a deadman,” someone else writes. What do you think of Foolio’s Instagram account seemingly getting hacked days after his passing? Are you surprised or not? What about the alleged hacker boasting about their promo earnings? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates.

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Metro Boomin Blames Hacker For “All Those Corny Tweets,” And Fans Aren’t Buying It

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Metro Boomin has been extremely active on social media these past few weeks. Furthermore, he has taken some slick shots at Drake before deleting his tweets. This has led to some clap backs from Drizzy himself, and fans are curious as to how this all originated. Additionally, with the track “Like That” on Metro and Future’s album We Don’t Trust You, it is clear that the Drake feud is very much alive and well. Kendrick Lamar is on the song, and again, he delivered an outstanding verse. However, fans remain confused as to how this all began.

On Tuesday, Metro Boomin took to Twitter where he revealed that his phone number and social media accounts were hacked. Moreover, there was seemingly a connection to Drake here as he revealed that a Toronto phone number has been calling his phone incessantly. In the tweet below, Metro blames anything corny that he may have tweeted, on the hackers themselves. “Jus got my phone # and accounts back today somebody hacked me the day the album dropped smh and all those corny ass tweets all my day 1s know that’s nowhere in my character,” he wrote.

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Metro Boomin Explains What Happened

As you can see in the quote tweets down below, no one actually believes Metro was hacked. Or if he was, indeed, hacked, the hacker had nothing to do with his Twitter habits specifically. In fact, there are some people who are trying to say that Metro is going out sad right now. After all, “Like That” is the number one song in the country right now, and that should probably be enough. We’ll probably never know if a hacker was truly responsible for his tweets. But if he is telling the truth, then the timing is quite curious.

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Let us know what you think of the situation, in the comments section down below. Do you think that Metro was really hacked? Is he lying to save face? Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the music world. We will continue to keep you informed on all of your favorite artists and their upcoming projects. 2024 continue to be an outstanding year.

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Trippie Redd Says Hacker Held Music For $1 Million Ransom

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It’s an unfortunate reality for artists that, at some point in their careers, they will face a hacker in one way or another. We’ve watched artists face setbacks following song or album leaks, and others endure having their social media pages taken over by nefarious strangers. Trippie Redd fell victim to a hacker, and he explained to Zane Lowe for Apple Music 1 how that impacted the release of his latest album, Mansion Musik.

A standout track on the project was Trippie’s “KRZY TRAIN” collaboration with Travis Scott. While the pairing was anticipated, some listeners noticed that elements of the song seemed unfinished. “I ain’t really speak on it, but I’m going to speak on it. I was held for ransom on my project,” said the rapper.

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS – JUNE 17: Trippie Redd performs onstage at the 2022 Summer Smash festival at Douglass Park on June 17, 2022 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Natasha Moustache/Getty Images)
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Trippie said his hackers demanded $1 million “because they had all my records. Every single last one. All the features.” He felt the need to “rush the project out,” which is why the Travis Scott collab is noticeably different. “That’s what Travis sent to me, I didn’t mix it,” Trippie admitted.

“I had to run with it because if I didn’t, the whole project was going to release,” he continued. “And this has been a big thing. They have been hacking and leaking sh*t like crazy, at least my last two, three albums. I don’t know how they do it. Pegasus, it probably leaked two months before it dropped, bro, and it still did extremely well.”

“I was like, ‘If I don’t drop it now, then it’s going to be out there, and they’re going to hear it regardless. They’re going to hear the bad mix regardless, so I’m going to put it out unmixed and see what they think,” Trippie also shared. “Yeah, the album did leak, actually, two. I work through anything. God got the last laugh, you feel me? Like the devil going to throw so much at you, you can’t really let it bother you. Just take the bruises, you’ll heal eventually.”