Angel Reese has revealed tha she has broken up with her partner, FSU basketball player Cam’Ron Fletcher. “I’m single. I don’t got no man. Don’t attach me to no man. That’s all Imma say. That’s it. I’m not ready to mingle. I am single, but I’m not ready to mingle. I’m just focusing on my college career. I’m focusing on school. That’s all I’m focused on right now and I’m focused on me. I’m not focused on nobody else,” Reese announced on Instagram. The couple had been together since June 2023.
However, Reese won’t have much time to be in her feelings about the breakup. Reese will lead LSU into March Madness this week, where they will look to defend their 2023 title as a three-seed. However, after they open their tournament against Rice on Friday, things will only get harder for the Tigers. Their quarter of the bracket includes UCLA as a two-seed and Iowa as a one-seed, teams that LSU will have to beat to progress to the final four.
Elsewhere, Reese criticized Barstool Sports for a “double standard” in how they reported on two instances of the same celebration. “Lol I’ve seen this before,” Reese said in response to a post on X about Barstool‘s reporting of celebrations performed by Ja Morant and Quinn Ewers. On December 26, Ja Morant faced scrutiny for performing the “Rock Ya Hips”, a dance move popularized in New Orleans. Morant used it to troll the Pelicans. However, the celebration was initially misreported as a gunfire celebration. “Ja spraying imaginary bullets into section 113 after slam,” was the way that Barstool reported it on social media. However, when Texas QB Quinn Ewers did the same celebration during the Sugar Bowl, Barstool said that Ewers was “having fun”.
Of course, Reese is no stranger to the ire of Barstool. The outlet, and its founder Dave Portnoy, were some of the biggest critics of Reese after she hit Tony Yayo‘s “You Can’t See Me” during the National Championship. Barstool‘s coverage has long been criticized for racial bias, especially against Black athletes.
If you’re among those who feel that reality TV has lost its appeal in the social media age, you might want to check out the latest shenanigans on Love & Hip Hop Atlanta before you retire watching for good. Since Blueface is behind bars and unable to provide us with new episodes of his various shows, Momma Dee has stepped up to deliver the family drama some have been missing.
The reality starlet is incredibly protective of her son, Lil Scrappy, particularly when it comes to the role of his ex, Bambi Benson in their lives. Dee has put her co-star on blast more than once, even recently accusing the 38-year-old and her mother of facing jail time for fraud. On a new episode of the MTV series, Bambi feels the heat as Dee premieres a diss track aimed at her, inviting all of their friends to a party to watch her wild music video. “Guards, protect the kingdom!” the 60-year-old declares in the clip while dressed as a mermaid.
“Thirsty a** h**, I’m the Queen of the throne / Big teeth h** now ya on your own,” she confidently raps over the interesting beat. “Thirsty a** h**, been knew you’s a groupie / Sloppy a** h**, you premiered in a jacuzzi,” Dee goes on before calling Bambi out for allegedly lying about her age, among other things. “What took me to the level to release my song [was] when Bambi attempted to attack me,” the Atlanta native shared during a confessional portion of the episode. “I’ve lost all respect for that b**ch.”
Even though Lil Scrappy has happily moved on with a new woman, Momma Dee continues to berate his ex. As of late, he’s been spending time with Erica Dixon, who’s been teasing some potential upcoming releases with her followers on social media. Because of this, some are starting to compare Scrappy to Blueface, who’s known for putting his baby mamas on to the rap game. Read all about that at the link below, and check back later for more hip-hop/pop culture news updates.
Beyonce is one of the biggest stars in the entire world. Overall, her music empire is massive and fans have loved her various evolutions over the years. Her foray into house music back in 2022 with Renaissance was a huge success. Songs like “Break My Soul” and “America Has A Problem” were instant classics. However, the artist is now ready to deliver another incredible switch-up with act ii: COWBOY CARTER. This album delves into country music and is certainly going to be polarizing, no matter what.
We already got songs like “Texas Hold ’em” and “16 Carriages” which were considered to be huge successes. Now, however, it seems like fans are going to have to wait until March 29th to get the full album. Well, thankfully, the Travis Scott fan account @tervisscoot on Twitter provided fans with a brief snippet of an upcoming song. Based on the source, you can probably guess that the song features Travis Scott. He can be heard doing his signature ad-libs at the start of the song, although there isn’t much else to go off of. What is interesting to note, is that the song doesn’t sound particularly country.
The reactions to this new snippet were pretty hit or miss. While some enjoyed the last time these two linked up, “DELRESTO,” others aren’t so sure this is a good fit. In the tweets below, you can see some questions about whether or not this will even be a country album. After all, Travis doesn’t exactly scream “country.” At this stage, fans will just have to play the waiting game if they want to make a thorough judgment on the music.
Fans Weigh In
Let us know what you think of the decision to include Travis Scott on the album, in the comments section down below. Do you believe this song is going to work? Will it affect the fact that this is a country album? 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.
Tatti Ritter, a prominent figure in reality television, has made a name for herself through her dynamic presence on the hit show Black Ink Crew. As of 2024, her net worth is estimated to be around $1.5 million, according to AllFamousBirthday. This impressive figure is a testament to her hard work, talent, and business acumen.
Tatti’s Journey On Black Ink Crew
Ritter’s journey on Black Ink Crew has significantly contributed to her net worth. The show, which revolves around a high-energy tattoo studio in Harlem, New York, has garnered a dedicated following. Ritter’s manager role and vibrant personality have made her a fan favorite, boosting her popularity and, by extension, her earnings.
Other Sources Of Income
While Black Ink Crew has played a pivotal role in Ritter’s financial success, it’s not her only source of income. She has leveraged her fame to branch out into other ventures. Ritter has a keen eye for business opportunities, and her entrepreneurial spirit has led her to explore various avenues, from merchandise to brand endorsements. These ventures have significantly contributed to her estimated net worth of $1.5 million in 2024.
Ritter’s influence extends beyond the realm of reality TV. With a substantial social media following, she has become a digital influencer, which has opened up additional revenue streams. Brands often collaborate with influencers like Ritter to promote their products, providing another income source contributing to her net worth.
The success of Black Ink Crew has profoundly impacted Ritter’s financial status. The show’s popularity has provided her with a steady income and opened doors to other lucrative opportunities. Her association with the show has significantly influenced her financial success. Looking ahead, Ritter’s net worth is likely to continue to grow. Her earning potential remains high with her business ventures, ongoing role in Black Ink Crew, and increasing influence as a digital influencer. As she continues to capitalize on her fame and entrepreneurial spirit, we can expect her net worth to rise even further.
In conclusion, Tatti Ritter’s estimated net worth of $1.5 million in 2024 reflects her hard work, talent, and business savvy. From her role on Black Ink Crew to her various business ventures and influence as a digital influencer, Ritter has multiple streams of income that contribute to her impressive net worth. As she continues to explore new opportunities and expand her brand, there’s no doubt that her financial success will continue to grow.
Larsa Pippen and Marcus Jordan have broken up, with the split believed to be permanent this time. Despite reporting the breakup, TMZ did not specify the specific reason that caused the breakup. Pippen and Jordan had been together for close to 18 months and at one time were believed to be headed toward a wedding. The pair appeared to bounce back from a brief break in February but are now no longer on speaking terms.
Of course, the couple was a controversial one. Whether it was their age gap, the questionable history they shared due to their mutual connection of the 90s Bulls dynasty, or their PDA, there was always something about them that rubbed people the wrong way. “They talked a lot of sh-t. I wasn’t too familiar with the format of his show. Maybe that’s on us not doing our research or whatever, but I feel like the first half segment of the show was talking crazy,” Jordan said of the couple’s interview with Pablo Torre.
Larsa Pippen Awarded Half Of Scottie Pippen’s Retirement Fund
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However, neither Pippen nor Jordan will be wanting for money. Last year, a judge ruled that Pippen is entitled to 50% of her ex-husband Scottie’s NBA pension fund. Signed on June 16, the court order ruled that part of the divorce settlement includes half of the account’s total between when they married (1997) and when they formally separated (November 2016). Furthermore, Pippen is entitled to the full amount that she is owed. This is regardless of whether the fund can currently afford to pay that out. In short, Scottie will have to compensate Larsa if the amount in the pension fund is less than half of what the 1997-2016 total was. Despite this, splitting retirement funds is a common practice during divorces in California. The amount, which must be paid into Larsa’s account as a “cash lump sum”, was not made public in the documents.
The divorce of Scottie and Larsa Pippen has been several years in the making. The couple initially separated in November 2016 and formally divorced in 2021. Since then, Larsa, who made her name on The Real Housewives of Miami, has continued to make headlines.
On March 18th of this year, More Life by Drake clocked seven years since its release. This project wasn’t quite the typical album however; Drake himself preferred that it be called a “playlist,” and even marketed it with the subtitle, “A Playlist By October Firm” on its cover, below the picture of his father Dennis Graham. Other publications would choose to refer to it as a mixtape, while some would still stick to “album.” No matter the term, More Life is a project representative of Drake’s love for his artistic license. However, there’s more to it than that, and this defining release was unique in many more ways.
On October 23 2016, Drake himself announced More Life on a very special edition of OVO Sound Radio (Episode 32). Right before the episode officially kicked off, he made the announcement. He also teased songs from the album right then, probably as an early gift ahead of his 30th birthday. Three singles were released as teasers. These were, “Fake Love,” “Sneakin” (featuring 21 Savage), and “Two Birds, One Stone.” He also teased his collaboration with UK rap artist Dave on “Wanna Know (Remix).”
Drake dropped another teaser for More Life, at the Paper Soho Club in London on February 17, of the following year. Nonetheless, it was six long months of waiting before he officially announced on March 11 that the release date would be March 18. Much like its announcement, the album was first aired on the 39th episode of OVO Sound Radio.
Importantly, the playlist was not Drake’s first time using the term “More Life.” Earlier that year, he had written a letter in response to the shooting of Alton Sterling by law enforcement officers. “It’s impossible to ignore that the relationship between Black and Brown communities and law enforcement remains as strained as it was decades ago. No one begins their life as a hashtag. Yet the trend of being reduced to one continues,” Drake wrote. He then signed it off with “More Life,” a popular Jamaican phrase, popularized by dancehall artist Vybz Kartel. Drake has often referred to Vybz as one of his “biggest inspirations,” particularly for the dancehall elements in his own music. The mixtape was 90 minutes long, with a tracklist of 22 songs, although it did not include the previously released singles.
More Life, And Drake’s Overall Discography
The mixtape arrived on the heels of Views in 2016. Views famously awarded Drake with his first No. 1 single, “One Dance.” Today, he’s the artist with the most singles to debut atop the same chart. The album had been hyped since 2014, as the peak result of Drake’s creativity and artistry, even long before the dust settled on his other wins. He had his mixtape, If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late, his Future collab What a Time to Be Alive, and the viral hit, “Hotline Bling.”
In contrast, More Life arrived with a quieter, understated approach. The release date was announced merely a week before its drop, and it abandoned the customary Friday morning release by debuting on a Saturday night. Also, no physical copies of the album were sold. It goes unsaid that More Life was Drake’s way of enjoying his artistic experiments while freeing himself from the burdensome commercialization of the industry. He didn’t stress himself with the tasks of having a theme, general sound, or other rudimentary definitions of what makes a good album. With More Life, he played around with his many musical passions, across genres, sounds, and cultures.
“Passionfruit,” a relaxed, romantic dance number, was a staple on More Life. While it was a surprising offering from Drake, it undoubtedly yielded exceptional results commercially. “Passionfruit” spent seven weeks in the UK’s top 10, peaking at number 3. On the Hot 100, it hit the eighth spot. Moreover, it went double platinum and ended up being covered by John Mayer, Paramore, and Mabel. The tropical house-inspired banger soon became a fan-favorite. Years later, and fans would realize the pipeline from the track toHonestly, Nevermind, Drake’s seventh album. On “Get It Together,” also from More Life, Drake featured Jorja Smith and South African producer Black Coffee. The underrated song had a similar, unhurried housey style. After More Life, Black Coffee, real name Nkosinathi Maphumulo, subsequently worked on multiple songs on Honestly, Nevermind, proving Drake’s intentionality with the dance genre.
The dance album famously caught fans off guard with its sudden June 2022 release. At the time, Certified Lover Boy, his sixth official LP, was still just nine months old. Moreover, the Dark Lane Demo Tapes were barely a year old. Nonetheless, it was unique in the way that throughout his career, Drake had hinted at his affinity for dance music. Specifically, Drake had laid out a clear trajectory, from “Take Care,” to “One Dance,” and of course, More Life’s “Passionfruit.”
A Subtle U.K. Love Letter
Drake’s More Life, also heavily embraced the sounds of the U.K. music scene. His interest in UK culture was likely facilitated by his close bond with Skepta, who even joined Drake during parts of his 2017 Boy Meets World tour across Europe. However, before Skepta, Drake had also collaborated with London producer Jamie xx on his second album, TakeCare. He also collaborated with soulful, crooning south Londoner, Sampha in 2013.
Around the same period, Drake began delving deeper into British food and media. As a result, the U.K.’s influence began to appear in his music. He fanboyed for grime pioneer Wiley and quoted Tottenham MC Skepta on a track with Lil Wayne. He also transformed his Instagram into a hub for grime rap battles, at least for a while. Furthermore, More Life featured UK rapper Giggs, on not one, but two tracks that played off both their strengths — “KMT” and “No Long Talk.”
Despite “KMT”’s popularity as a moshpit anthem in the UK, it faced criticism from American Hip Hop influencers like DJ Akademiks. AK described the track as an imposition of foreign musical culture on American Hip Hop. Some also noted Drake’s flow on “KMT” was a little too close to XXXTentacion’s on “Look At Me.” Regardless, the playlist featured a host of British artists including Nana Rogues.
As we would later find out, Drake’s relationship with Grime music and the UK Rap scene did not end with More Life. For example in 2020, Drake worked with Headie One for the “Only You (Freestyle).” He also made a second attempt at recreating U.K. drill with “War” that same year. Thanks to his influence, other American rappers have begun to collaborate with drill and grime. For example, Future collaborated with Drill rapper DigDat in 2019. Also, A$AP Rocky collaborated with Skepta on “Praise The Lord.”
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