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G Herbo, Polo G, & Lil Tjay Deliver Emotional Bars On “Cry No More”

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G Herbo has consistently been one of the best storytellers in hip-hop over the last few years and at the age of 25, he has already accomplished so much. His fanbase is always ready for new music and on Friday, he delivered with his brand new album 25. This project is chock-full of emotional tales about the life he has lived and some of the violent things he has witnessed. There are some songs that will hit you in the chest, and “Cry No More” with Polo G and Lil Tjay is one of those efforts.

This is a piano ballad that begins with a phenomenal hook from Polo G, who always seems to find his pocket while rapping over pianos. From there, G Herbo recounts the time he saw someone die and how the trauma impacted him. The phrase “cry no more” is repeated quite a bit throughout the song and it is a reminder of the pain that can be felt in these difficult situations. Lil Tjay comes in on the second half of the track, and as always, his melodies and word play are sharp as ever.

You can check out the song, below.

Quotable Lyrics:

Stood over bro on the floor dying
Thinking homicide, wasn’t no crying
Hop out, glizzies, forties, and four-fives
Looking for the killers, ain’t no time
‘Member we was drilling, oh, what a feeling
We ain’t give a fuck about no time

Yungeen Ace Gets Phenomenal Posthumous King Von Verse On “Hardaway”

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Yungeen Ace has been doing big things as of late and the Jacksonville rapper is dead set on making sure that he continues his meteoric rise. After releasing “Who I Smoke?” and beefing with fellow Jacksonville artist Foolio, Ace has arrived with a new project called Life Of Betrayal 2x which features some emotionally honest tracks about everything he has been through in life. There are some wonderful tracks to be had here, including the song “Hardaway” which features a verse from King Von.

The song begins with a nice light guitar loop which eventually transitions into Von’s verse. The posthumous effort is certainly a solid one and when paired with Von’s melodic vocals, everything comes together beautifully. You can tell these two have musical chemistry, and in the end, they created a product that showcases the emotions that come with street life.

Quotable Lyrics:

But shawty a baddie
Pussy good, got me feeling like a addict (Uh-huh)
Finna pull up, baby, send the addy (Gang)
This a opp, shit get tragic (Boom)

Doc Rivers Offers Some Interesting Remarks About Ben Simmons

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Ben Simmons has been one of the most scrutinized players in the entire league over the last couple of weeks, and it is all thanks to his horrific playoff performances this postseason. The 76ers had a phenomenal chance at making it to the NBA Finals this year although they ended up squandering that chance and it was largely because of Simmons’ lack of offense. He has proven he can score 30 points or more when he wants to, although, in the playoffs, he was lucky to score double-digit points at all.

After the 76ers’ elimination against the Hawks, Doc Rivers said he didn’t know if Simmons was the point guard of the future. Now, Rivers is going back on those comments as he was recently approached by TMZ in California. As you can see below, Rivers is adamant that he wants Simmons to return.

Ben Simmons

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“Ben’s great. I want him back. He’s terrific. He’ll be great,” Rivers said. “I think he doesn’t need a lot of fixing. He’s gonna be great for us. He’ll be great.”

It’s been reported that the Sixers want to keep it going with Simmons although if a good trade comes across their table, there is no reason why they wouldn’t pull the trigger. With his shooting woes in mind, the Sixers certainly have a lot to think about this summer.

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Wack 100 Agrees W/ Sha’Carri Richardson’s Punishment

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Hollywood actress Gabrielle Union and hip-hop manager Wack 100 have very different takes on the biggest trending topic happening right now. The duo have come forward with their thoughts on Texas track star Sha’Carri Richardson following a publicized one month suspension following a positive drug test for cannabis. Gabrielle Union Races to Track Star’s Defense […]

Everything New On Netflix In July

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For the entire month of July, Netflix is releasing content perfect for cooling off amid the wild adventures of your hot summer days.

The new drop includes iconic films such as The Karate Kid, Charlie’s Angels, Star Trek, and more.

Those that need a comedy fix will love the addition of all the Austin Powers films, Kung Fu Panda 1 and 2, as well as the refreshingly raw series Atypical. Twilight fans can set a whole day aside to binge the entire franchise. Fans of TheWalking Dead, Outer Banks, and All American will be also glad to see the addition of recently released seasons.

Check out the full list below to see what’s new on Netflix this month.


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July 1

Audible (Netflix Documentary)

Air Force One

Austin Powers in Goldmember

Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery

Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me

The Best of Enemies

Boogie Nights

Born to Play

Bureau of Magical Things: Season 1

Charlie’s Angels

Congo

Dennis the Menace

The Game

Hampstead

The Karate Kid

The Karate Kid Part II

The Karate Kid Part III

Kung Fu Panda

Kung Fu Panda 2

Life as We Know It

Love Actually

Mary Magdalene

Memoirs of a Geisha

Midnight Run

Mortal Kombat (1995)

No Strings Attached

Not Another Teen Movie

Ophelia

Sailor Moon Crystal: Seasons 1-3

She’s Out of My League

Spanglish

Star Trek

The Strangers

Stuart Little

Supermarket Sweep: Season 1

Sword of Trust

Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby

Terminator 2: Judgment Day

Underworld

Underworld: Awakening

Underworld: Rise of the Lycans

What Dreams May Come

Why Do Fools Fall in Love

ZATHURA: A SPACE ADVENTURE

July 2

Fear Street Part 1: 1994 (Netflix Film)

Snowpiercer

July 3

Grey’s Anatomy: Season 17

July 4

We The People (Netflix Family)

July 6

I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson: Season 2 (Netflix Comedy Special)

July 7

Brick Mansions

Cat People (Netflix Documentary)

Dogs: Season 2 (Netflix Documentary)

This Little Love of Mine

July 8

Home Again Midnight Sun

RESIDENT EVIL: Infinite Darkness (Netflix Anime)

July 9

Atypical: Season 4 (Netflix Series)

Fear Street Part 2: 1978 (Netflix Film)

Virgin River: Season 3 (Netflix Series)

July 10

American Ultra

July 13

Ridley Jones (Netflix Family)

July 14

Gunpowder Milkshake (Netflix Film)

Heist (Netflix Documentary)

My Unorthodox Life (Netflix Series)

July 15

Never Have I Ever: Season 2 (Netflix Series)

July 16

The Beguiled

Explained: Season 3 (Netflix Documentary) (New Episodes Weekly)

Fear Street Part 3: 1666 (Netflix Film)

Johnny Test (Netflix Family)

Twilight

The Twilight Saga: New Moon

The Twilight Saga: Eclipse

The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn: Part 1

The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn: Part 2

July 17

Cosmic Sin

July 20

milkwater

July 21

The Movies That Made Us: Season 2 (Netflix Documentary)

One on One with Kirk Cameron: Season 1

Trollhunters: Rise of the Titans (Netflix Family)

July 22

9 to 5: The Story of a Movement

July 23

The Last Letter From Your Lover (Netflix Film)

Masters of the Universe: Revelation (Netflix Series)

July 24

Charmed: Season 3

Django Unchained

July 26

The Walking Dead: Season 10

Wynonna Earp: Season 4

July 27

All American: Season 3

Mighty Express: Season 4 (Netflix Family)

The Operative

July 28

Fantastic Fungi

The Flash: Season 4

Tattoo Redo: (Netflix Series)

July 29

Resort to Love (Netflix Film)

Transformers: War for Cybertron: Kingdom (Netflix Anime)

July 30

Centaurworld (Netflix Family)

Myth & Mogul: John DeLorean (Netflix Documentary)

Outer Banks: Season 2 (Netflix Series)

July 31

The Vault

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