This happened on yesterday’s (April 24) episode of Hot Ones Versus, a spin-off of the popular Hot Ones series in which two celebrity guests play a version of truth or dare, in which they have to eat a spicy wing to avoid responding to a potentially difficult question or prompt. MGK was paired up with Trippie Redd, and Redd asked MGK to say three bad things about Swift.
Kelly deadpanned to the camera and declared, “Ladies and gentlemen, you have got to be out of your motherf*cking mind if you think I want any smoke with that fan base. Also, Taylor is a saint and very nice to me, and Travis is my bro.”
Redd jokingly responded, “Kiss her feet while you’re at it,” and MGK replied, “Jesus Christ… I just… bro, she’s very nice! She’s very, very nice.”
Ne-Yo is facing some heavy allegations right now, with his ex-girlfriend Sade Bagnerise claiming that he’s had “freak-offs” with drugs and sex workers while his children were at his house. For those unaware, she is the mother of his two youngest children, and she recorded and livestreamed herself launching these accusations at him on Wednesday (April 24) while he tried to use his video game console, plus while their kids were seemingly sleeping behind them. Bagnerise called the singer “Diddy Junior” and said that he will face similar public scrutiny due to these alleged actions. Also, she claimed that he body-slammed her and that he allegedly called the police after Bagnerise refused to leave their house due to her concern for their children.
Furthermore, it’s important to note that all of this is speculative and alleged behavior, none of which has been confirmed or is backed up by facts or a legal process at press time. So are the Diddy allegations, for that matter. As such, take this Ne-Yo news with a grain of salt. “He wants h*es over the house while his kids is here,” Bagnerise claimed. “This n***a like to have h*es, drugs and weed, alcohol, mushrooms, and [sex workers] in the house while his kids are here. Everyone has asked him to stop but he will not listen to nobody.”
Ne-Yo has seven kids, the youngest of which (Braiden and Brixton) he shares with Sade Bagnerise legally. However, given his current relationship status, it looks like expanded fatherhood might not be in the cards for him. For example, the R&B star recently opened up about his current polyamorous relationship, and whether he thinks he’s going to take it to deeper levels. From what was said, it looks like it will remain quite casual.
With all this in mind, we’ll see whether these allegations result in any action or response moving forward. Elsewhere, what do you think about the reaction to this polyamorous switch-up? Whatever the case, let us know in the comments section down below. Also, come back to HNHH for more news and the latest updates on Ne-Yo.
“The way I just learned I have a beat placement in this morning and I know it’s bout to be the worst song I’ve ever heard,” the producer explained. Subsequently, Trippie Redd had the song removed from the record. Eventually, the producer claimed to have already been paid, while also alleging that MGK is a “Pedo.” It was all very bizarre, and on Complex’s show Goat Talk, the two got to discuss what went down. As Trippie explained on the program, his response to the producer was his “GOAT Clapback.”
Furthermore, Machine Gun Kelly weighed in all of this, saying “Unfortunately, this will be the biggest moment that you ever had in your life, you piece of shit.” Needless to say, neither Trippie nor MGK are huge fans of the producer and their actions leading up to the release of the project. At this point, the producer will have to work hard to get some industry connections in light of this situation. As for Trippie and MGK, they are doing their thing, regardless of who might be hating.
Let us know what you think of the beef between Trippie Redd, MGK, and the producer, in the comments section down below. Do you believe that the producer was in the right to stand their ground? Or was it a horrible move for them? Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for more 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.
Earlier this month, Atlanta producer and hip-hop legend Rico Wade passed away at the age of 52. A spokesperson for Wade’s family revealed heart failure as the cause of death. As a member of the production group Organized Noize, Rico Wade helped shape the sound of Atlanta hip-hop during the 1990s, transforming the genre into what it is today, specifically in the South. Their impact is well-documented, especially in their 2016 documentary, The Art Of Organized Noize. Wade and his group members, Ray Murray and Sleepy Brown, led the Dungeon Family collective, which included the likes of Outkast and Goodie Mob.
The trio produced the majority of both groups’ first few albums and biggest hit singles. The Dungeon Family also helped foster the careers of Killer Mike, Janelle Monáe, and Future, who is Rico Wade’s first cousin. Its “Dungeon” name originates from the name of the studio at which they used to record, located in the basement of Rico Wade’s childhood home.
As a pivotal member of Organized Noize and The Dungeon Family, Wade’s contributions to southern hip hop and the genre at large remain outstanding. Many of his closest collaborators have taken to social media to mourn his loss, including Killer Mike, Big Boi, and CeeLo Green. In light of his passing, we are celebrating his most iconic beats of all time, which primarily consist of Dungeon Family productions. Take a look at the list below.
5. Outkast – “Player’s Ball”
Outkast’s 1993 debut single is where it all began for The Dungeon Family. Rico Wade and his Organized Noize counterparts not only produced “Player’s Ball,” but handled the entirety of Big Boi and André 3000’s Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik. The song’s funky groove put a southern spin on West Coast G-Funk. This blend of regional styles acted as a catalyst for Outkast and Organized Noize’s later works. “Player’s Ball” marked the beginning of the South’s hip-hop takeover and remains one of Rico Wade’s most iconic works.
“Two Dope Boyz (In a Cadillac)” is easily the most iconic beat from Rico Wade and Organized Noize on Outkast’s ATLiens. The instrumental revolves around a sample of Five Stairstep’s “Danger! She’s A Stranger.” The hypnotic loop is flipped into a hip-hop track with its simple drum break. The beat leaves plenty of room for Big Boi and André 3000 to trade slick rhymes with one another. One of Outkast’s earlier iconic tracks, the beat prompted many artists to also sample “Danger! She’s A Stranger,” including Meyhem Lauren and Roc Marciano’s “Street Religion.”
3. Goodie Mob – “Cell Therapy”
Rico Wade and Organized Noize handled the production of Goodie Mob’s classic debut single, 1995’s “Cell Therapy.” Its main melody consists of just a few simple piano notes, which creates a haunting atmosphere. Goodie Mob contributes to this unsettling feeling of the chorus. They sing, “Who’s that peeking in my window? POW nobody now.” As Goodie Mob’s most iconic song, its beat is instantly recognizable and has been sampled on numerous occasions. Travis Scott, Rapsody, Lil Keke, and others have notably incorporated the legendary melody into their works. It is one of Organized Noize’s signature productions.
Outkast’s 2000 album, Stankonia featured less Organized Noize production compared to their previous albums. However, Rico Wade, Ray Murray, and Sleepy Brown produced one of the album’s biggest and most iconic hit singles. The samples of Joe Simon’s “Before the Night Is Over” and Funkadelic’s “I’ll Stay” provide a shimmering quality to the song’s feel-good instrumental. In addition to its samples, the track’s stuttering drum pattern is the production’s most outstanding quality. It provides a laid-back yet danceable rhythm, making “So Fresh, So Clean” a joyous occasion of its own. It is easily Outkast and Organized Noize’s biggest hit and arguably their most iconic collaboration.
1. TLC – “Waterfalls”
Rico Wade and Organized Noize may be known for their contributions to hip hop, but one of their most undeniable productions is an R&B classic. The group produced TLC’s signature hit, “Waterfalls” in 1995. The song’s groove is reminiscent of “Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik,” but TLC made the track their own with an infectious performance. The brass, organ, and drums work with one another in the beat, creating a soulful backing for the singers. “Waterfalls” is a timeless record assisted by classic production from Organized Noize. The song’s longevity is a testament to Rico Wade and Organized Noize’s everlasting musical legacy.
The Air Jordan 1 Low ’85 is set to make a triumphant return this fall with its highly anticipated restock in the “Neutral Grey” colorway. Originally released back in 2021, this iconic silhouette is making waves once again with its classic design and timeless appeal. Featuring a very light colorway, the pair combines sail, white, and light grey tones throughout, creating a clean and versatile look that’s perfect for any occasion. With its low-top silhouette and premium construction, the Air Jordan 1 Low ’85 offers both style and comfort in equal measure.
The shoes have a neutral grey rubber sole with a cream midsole. Also, the uppers are constructed from a summit white leather base, with more white overlays. Additionally, there’s a neutral grey suede Swoosh and heel tab. Other features include the grey Jordan Wings logo on the back and grey Nike Air branding on the tongues.
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Kicks On Fire reports that the Air Jordan 1 Low ‘85 “Neutral Grey” will be restocking on October 25th. Also, the retail price of the sneakers will be $170 when they hit the market again. Further, make sure to let us know what you think about these kicks in the comments below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the most recent updates and news from the sneaker community. We’ll make sure to offer you the newest products from the most notable brands.
Ice Cube is one of hip-hop’s most beloved legends. Overall, he has classic records, and he is a pioneer when it comes to West Coast hip-hop. Without him, there are a lot of artists who would simply not exist today. Furthermore, his talents go beyond just hip-hop. He is a successful actor, and a successful entrepreneur who has built his very own basketball league. At this point in his career, he can do pretty well anything. His fans rock with him, and they know he is constantly fighting the good fight.
Having said all of that, the summer is approaching, and there is no doubt that Cube’s music is great when the sun is shining the brightest. A great example of this is his song “It Was A Good Day.” The production from DJ Pooh delivers some nostalgia-inducing guitars that immediately bring you to a happier place. Meanwhile, Cube raps about his day and all of the things he got to do. It is such a simple concept, yet it works extremely well.
This iconic song has cemented its place in pop culture. For instance, it was in the video game Grand Theft Auto-San Andreas, which is known for its West Coast aesthetic. In fact, a lot of younger people were put on to West Coast hip-hop thanks to the game, and this song in particular. These days, Ice Cube still makes music, and he is still putting out great work. Hopefully, he continues to make music for as long as the inspiration still strikes.
Let us know what you think of this classic track from Ice Cube, in the comments section down below. What is your favorite track from Cube? Do you have a favorite album of his that you always go back to? 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.
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Drove to the pad and hit the showers Didn’t even get no static from the cowards ‘Cause just yesterday them fools tried to blast me Saw the police and they rolled right past me
The Air Jordan 1 Low ’85 is set to make waves with its upcoming “Royal” colorway, boasting a sleek black base accented by striking royal blue overlays. This classic silhouette continues to captivate sneaker enthusiasts with its timeless design and undeniable style. With its low-top profile and iconic color blocking, the Air Jordan 1 Low ’85 offers a fresh take on a beloved classic. The “Royal” colorway pays homage to the rich heritage of the Air Jordan line, drawing inspiration from the iconic “Royal” color scheme seen on previous Jordan models.
Constructed with premium materials and expert craftsmanship, the Air Jordan 1 Low ’85 delivers both style and performance. The black leather base provides durability and support, while the royal blue overlays add a pop of color and dimension to the design. With its timeless silhouette and iconic branding, this sneaker is a true testament to the legacy of Michael Jordan and the Air Jordan line. As anticipation builds for the release of the Air Jordan 1 Low ’85 “Royal” colorway, sneakerheads around the world are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to secure a pair for themselves.
The sneakers feature a vibrant blue rubber sole and a clean white midsole. Black leather constructs the base layer of the uppers, and the sneakers feature royal leather overlays. Also, a royal Nike Swoosh is located on the sides. Black laces and a black tongue continue the theme of the sneakers. Royal Nike branding is located on the tongue, matching the leather. Finally, the heels feature the iconic Air Jordan Wings logo, in black.
Nice Kicks reports that the Air Jordan 1 Low ’85 “Royal” will be released in the spring of 2025. Also, the retail price of the sneakers will be $160 when they drop. Further, make sure to let us know what you think about these kicks in the comments below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the most recent updates and news from the sneaker community. We’ll make sure to offer you the newest products from the most notable brands.
In February, following the success of “Give & Give,” produced by Cool & Dre, Conway officially announced the arrival of Won’t He Do It: Side B with his latest single, “Vertino,” featuring Joey Bada$$. The duo delivers an electrifying performance on “Vertino,” ascending to “God Level” and solidifying their status as “the main suppliers of the fire.” Produced by Camouflage Monk, “Vertino” is now available on all digital streaming platforms.
Ye and Ty Dolla $ign has a posthumous Takeoff feature planned for Vultures 2. According to Rolling Stone, the late Migos member will have a verse on “Let Me Chill Out.” Rich The Kid and NBA YoungBoy will also feature on the same song.
Kanye West is preparing to drop off Vultures 2 with Ty Dolla $ign. While appearing on The Download podcast, Ye revealed that he and Ty will deliver the next installment on May 3.
