Chris Brown’s Breezy Album has received positive reviews across social media. HitsDailyDouble has released a projection for the album’s first week, citing the number will land between the 60,000 and 70,000 range.
Chris Brown will have stiff competition for the No. 1 album as Lil Durk’s deluxe edition of 7200 is set to move between 65,000 and 75,000 units, while Luke Combs Growin’ Up is set for 65,000 and 75,000 as well. There is also the threat of Drake’s Honestly, Nevermind, coming off a strong 200K unit first week.
Chris Brown’s Breezy features H.E.R., Wizkid, Fivio Foreign, Lil Baby, Ella Mai, and more.
Chris Brown ‘Breezy’ on pace to sell 70K first week.
Before the album was released, the superstar released the video for “WE (Warm Embrace)” featuring Normani.
The new video opens with another single from Breezy as Chris free falls toward the earth. He then wakes up from the dream to Normani pulled up outside his home in a vintage Benz. The two then connect for an intense and steamy dance sequence that does not disappoint.
The 2022 BET Awards are in the books and feature performances from the industry’s hottest stars.
Lizzo opened the show with a performance of her hit single “About Damn Time.” Later in the show, Chance The Rapper and Joey Bada$$ have a hit on their hands with “The Hights & The Lows.” The duo hit the BET Awards on Sunday to give the first official performance of their collaboration.
Muni Long brought her viral hit “Hrs and Hrs” to the stage, while Doechii showed why she will be one of the biggest stars in the future with her single “Persuasive.”
Babyface, Roddy Ricch, and Ella Mai formed a trio for their performance on the big stage and Lotto surprised the audience by bringing out Mariah Carey during her time on stage.
You can see all those performances and more below.
Chris Brown is getting ready for the release of his new album BREEZY this Friday. Before the release, the superstar released the video for “WE (Warm Embrace)” featuring Normani.
The new video opens with another single from Breezy as Chris free falls toward the earth. He then wakes up from the dream to Normani pulled up outside his home in a vintage Benz. The two then connect for an intense and steamy dance sequence that does not disappoint.
The BREEZY album will feature Lil Wayne, Jack Harlow, H.E.R., Fivio Foreign, and more.
Key Glock has jacked Future for his “712PM” single to deliver the “712AM” freestyle and supporting video.
The release of the “712AM” freestyle follows the release of the deluxe edition of the Yellow Tape 2 and the supporting Yellow Tape Tour. On the track, Glock floats across the beat, flexin bars of Hellcats, and more. In the video, Glock pulls up to the studio to work with the rest of Paper Route Empire.
Chlöe has launched her brand new track “Surprise,” which will make its BET Awards premiere in 2022. Chlöe also debuted the single’s music video to coincide with its release.
The new Diana Kunst-directed video shows Chlöe in an intimate setting with her lover who she has no problem giving her freaky side. Chlöe is also stunning in a matching white Balenciaga set.
Chlöe was announced as a BET Awards performer alongside Roddy Ricch, Chance the Rapper, Latto, Lizzo, and more.
You can hear the new single and watch the video below.
For the latest release from his buzzing new mixtape, The Morning After, Los Angeles’ 1TakeJay recruits notable acts Ohgeesy and YN Jay for the freaky new visual for the project-cut, “Throat Goat.” Out now on all digital streaming platforms via The Machine Works-Atlantic Records, the music video is an explicit effort to match Jay’s well-known new West Coast style and lyrics. Stream it below.
In the Carrington-directed visual, Jay and his friends enjoy the raunchy pleasure of female companionship. Ohgeesy and YN Jay both deliver descriptive verses that match Jay’s energy. As they each dive into what their version of the greatest of all time is, Jay brings forth his humorously questionable bars that are sure to have everyone turnt all summer.
The Morning After is a 16-song project that features buzzing West Coast producers Scum Beatz, Flashy Ass Uno, LowTHEGreat, Bigg Boo with guest appearances by Spank Nitti James and Rob Vicious. Alongside “Throat Goat,” the mixtape includes breakout hits “Her Bad,” “Close Friends” and “The Pay Back.”
Jay’s new video follows fellow 1TakeGang teammate 1TakeOcho’s new project Undeniable II, featuring guest appearances by Kenai, Phats, Big Ratt, 1TakeTeezy, Royce The Choice and Griff Tyler, released last month via Ocho’s own imprint.
Before he achieved fame with buzzing mixtapes Bars Ina Car and 1TakeBae, the Compton native got his first break with the viral hit “Arco” in 2018. Over the years he has been featured on Mustard’s “Intro,” toured alongside Shoreline Mafia, and performed at festivals such as Rolling Loud (Miami, Bay Area, Los Angeles), Day N Vegas, & more; the talents he holds are unquestionable.
Watch 1TakeJay’s new visual below, and afterward, stream the full album here.
The founder and CEO of 25/8 No Breaks Inc and a founding member of All Money In Records, J. Stone has been overcoming adversity his entire life.
From the onset of his life, he has been confronted with loss. At three, his mother passed. An aunt became his guardian before succumbing to cancer. One year later, J lost his brother Alvin to street violence. Throughout his teens and twenties, he endured a revolving door of incarcerations, group homes, and getting shot. Meanwhile, he connected with an associate from the neighborhood who shared his passion, goals, and fierce work ethic: Nipsey Hussle.
For well over a decade, the Crenshaw native has put in undisputed work on the mic. However, his association is forever closest to longtime friend and business partner Nipsey Hussle. Grinding away out of nothing with a matched drive to win, J Stone reached over 10 million views and streams with “The Marathon Continues” tribute. Adding to an album series that Nipsey architected during their All Money In No Money Out days
As Nip’ recalled on J Stone’s 2019 tribute “The Marathon Continues,” they recorded each other in Hussle’s makeshift bedroom studio. They worked side by side on J’s The Grind Don’t Stop, Nipsey’s Bullets Ain’t Got No Name, Vol. 2. and J added a standout solo song, “All Get Right,” too Nipsey’s revolutionary Crenshaw.
After shining on one of the highest-profile mixtapes of all time, J. Stone went deeper. The Coldest Story Ever, 25 / 8 No Brakes, and Neighborhood Watch became catalog milestones, which helped All Money partner with a major label, Nipsey then urged J to create the series that would propel him further. Although Nip’ was unable to see it, The Definition Of Loyalty met that challenge. After nearly quitting music after the tragic 2019 loss of Nipsey, J. Stone let hurt become hunger, evident on The Definition Of Pain (2020). Both albums peaked at #2 on the iTunes Hip Hop charts.
Now, J. Stone’s new album, The Definition Of Sacrifice, (which completes his “Definition” trilogy) raises the stakes. The album features appearances and production from Young Dolph (RIP), Swizz Beatz, Jadakiss, Mozzy, OT Genasis, Styles P, K Camp and Lumidee.
“I feel like I’m one of the dopest lyricists from L.A. and The Definition Of Sacrifice will prove it. I am South Central’s advocate” J. Stone asserts.
Inglewood’s Lil Duece is one of the most indispensable voices to come out of his city. Forever feeling badgered to put his best foot forward Duece is prepared to deliver his long-awaited and buzz-worthy effort entitled Forever Pressured.
In the 13-track collection, Lil Duece nabs talented producers Don Cannon, Killa Cam, Romo, LowTheGreat, and DbThePlug to create a signature sound that’s sure to be the foundation for his success in the future. Features on the project include RJ, Jerry West, and Seddy Hendrix.
The theme for the cover art includes photos of Lil Duece’s friends who have unfortunately passed within the last 2 years. The word “pressured” is designed in a diamond blue to symbolize and promote the strength that according to the artist, we all should continue to have after going through hard times, similar to the characteristics of a diamond.
The 26-year-old wordsmith has been on the uprise for years and has established his position through a number of hit tracks including his most recent viral offering and the lead single “Outside”. The infectious track has now surpassed a collective 1.5 million streams across all platforms and over 1 million views on YouTube since its release in mid-February 2021.
Available everywhere via Dirty Bird Entertainment, you may stream Forever Pressured below.
Gunna is keeping the DS4EVER momentum going, dropping the video for “Banking On Me.” The new video comes from the album that has surpassed 1.5 billion streams and over 955,000 albums sold. The album features Future, Young Thug, Kodak Black, and more.
Earlier this week, Gunna shared a open letter to fans and the public on social media. Currently being held in Fulton County Jail, Gunna spoke about the opportunity that he provided for other professionals and his loved ones.
“The picture that is being painted of me is ugly and untrue. My fans know I love to celebrate life, I love my family, I love travel, I love music, I love my fans. I have all faith that God will grant me justice for the purity in my heart and the innocence of my actions.”
Gunna also spoke to the constraints on his art as a freedom of expression:
“My art is now allowed to stand alone as entertainment, I’m not allowed that freedom as a Black Man in America. It is a sad reality that slavery is still alive in America today and still affecting my people. In 12 states more than half of the prison population is Black, one of those states is Georgia.”
Key Glock delivers his video for “No Choice,” the latest song to receive video treatment from his recent project, Yellow Tape 2. In May, he wrapped up his solo countrywide tour featuring double-digit sold-out dates (Deluxe).
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In the music video for “No Choice,” Glock is the only person in a snowy Aspen home as he reflects on his upbringing and the difficult background that drives his hard work. The visual is mixed with photos from “The Yellow Tape Tour,” which demonstrates that although the paper chase frequently seems glamorous, it comes with a toll of its own.
