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NLE Choppa States That He’d Let A Woman Eat Him Out

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As much as his music has made him one of Memphis’ biggest stars, we can’t help but marvel at NLE Choppa’s wild interview and social media moments. Moreover, he has a bit of a reputation these days for engaging in romantic content and discussions, whether regarding relationships or more lewd matters. In the first category, there was his attempt at dating Meagan Good, which fell through and got a lot of teasing, especially after she reportedly started dating Jonathan Majors. Sure, he wasn’t too happy about that, but that hasn’t made him any less of a heartthrob.

During a recent interview with Zach Campbell on the Full Tired A** podcast, the rapper shared some steamy revelations about what he likes in the bedroom. “Yeah, like, on the real, I feel like in the bedroom, I just got one rule,” NLE Choppa began his answer to Campbell’s question of whether he’s interested in “getting [his] a** ate.” “Don’t enter me. Keep the door closed, you know what I’m saying? And I ain’t finna put my legs in the air or I ain’t gon’ bend over for it. But, if she find her way down there through all of those restrictions, and she don’t enter the door, and she just kind of like rub on the knob, she ring the doorbell, we straight! Like, I ain’t on none of that, ’cause I know me. I know who I am.”

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NLE Choppa’s Comments On Getting Eaten Out

Of course, this might just add to a lot of people online swooning over NLE Choppa, possibly including Saucy Santana. He recently pleaded for the 20-year-old to take his sultry Instagram thirst traps elsewhere. “NLE PLZ!!! OK!” he commented under his IG post in just a towel and shower cap. “Take it to OF! I’m aggravated.” Whether Santana’s looking for more on OnlyFans or would rather not see them at all is up to interpretation. At least it’s been funny to see how different people come to different conclusions about the comment.

Meanwhile, the Cottonwood 2 artist is manifesting his romantic sensibilities in other unconventional (and financially destructive) ways. Earlier in the year, he tweeted about wanting to pay every woman’s rent. While it’s quite the hard mission to accomplish, we’re sure that he fell into a lot of people’s good graces with that one. Regardless, log back into HNHH for the latest news and updates on NLE Choppa.

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Tupac Wanted Biggie To Join Thug Life

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A member of Thug Life, Macadoshis, recently revealed in an interview that Tupac wanted Biggie to join Thug Life. He told The Art Of Dialogue that he remembers meeting and smoking with Biggie, sharing that he “[remembers] him being like, real down to Earth.” He also claimed that if the timing were different, he thinks Biggie could have definitely become part of the group.

We got an opportunity to meet Big,” Macadoshis revealed. “We went tour and we was doing the Thug Life tour. We started out at Jack the Rapper and ‘Pac actually bought Big up to the room. We was staying at the Marriott Marquis and Biggie came up to the room and he was hella cool, bro. I remember him being like, real down to Earth. He kicked it with everybody, smoked a blunt with him and we was just chilling with him,” he shared.

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Macadoshis Thinks Diddy Prevented Biggie From Joining Thug Life

The artist continued, explaining what was going on with the group at the time that they met Biggie. “We was moving forward with the Thug Life album at the same time Big was with Puff. So, it was not a conflict of interest, but I don’t feel like Puff was tryna let Biggie really come over there and do no Thug Life shit at the time while he was working with him,” Macadoshis shared. He added, “He wanted to be the first to break him and bring him out. He only had ‘Party and Bullshit’ out during that time. So I think that’s what really kinda held it up.”

Macadoshis explained, “It’s just the timing was kind of off. I think if ‘Pac and Big would have got together before he got with Puffy then it definitely would have been a go. But at the time he was already with Bad Boy so I think that kind of like, put the stall on bro being apart of the group. But it was official though. It was definitely a thing. It was just bad timing.”

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Jadakiss Names His Top 5 Rappers Dead Or Alive

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Jadakiss listed the four best rappers that he believes would rank with him in the top five of all time during a recent interview with Erika Fernandez. The iconic New York rapper once famously proclaimed himself to be “top five dead or alive.”

“The other four would have to be Biggie, DMX, Nas, JAY-Z,” Jadakiss answered during the interview. Fans in the comments section of a post of the clip by The Hip-Hop Wolf had mixed responses to the list. “So New York don’t have no down south rapper in top 5 just asking??” one user wrote. Another argued, “Any top 5 with PAC not at 1 is invalid. Idc if it is his opinion.”

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Jadakiss On Stage For “Verzuz”

NEW YORK, NEW YORK – AUGUST 03: Jadakiss of The Lox performs onstage during Verzuz: The Lox Vs Dipset at Madison Square Garden on August 03, 2021 in New York City. (Photo by Johnny Nunez/WireImage)

It’s not the first time that Jadakiss has listed his top five rappers. When asked for the best voices in hip hop on UPROXX’s show, Fresh Pair, in 2022, he named Guru, Method Man, The Notorious B.I.G., Tone-Loc, and Nas.

“I think Guru, rest in peace. [Method Man], you know when the [Wu-Tang Clan] came Meth’s voice was deep and raspy and just he has an ill voice,” Jada said at the time. “Big, with the nasal. Sounds like he’s having a hard time breathing but that’s making his cadence extra crazy. Tone-Loc, Tone-Loc’s voice was ill. Nas, with the nasal. That’s voices! So don’t get mad at me.” Check out the latest iteration of Jadakiss’ five favorite rappers dead or alive.

Jadakiss’ Top 5 Dead Or Alive

Jadakiss has also previously listed his favorite rappers only accounting for newer artists. “I think there’s a couple new lyrical kings,” Jada said during an interview with Jazzy’s World TV, as noted by HipHopDX. “Drake, J. Cole, I like Cordae, Kendrick, there’s a few monsters out there. Lil Baby. So yeah, the game is in good shape.”

Read More: Review: Jadakiss’ “Top 5 Dead Or Alive”

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Summer Walker Cried After Hearing J. Cole On “Audio Hug”

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According to a recent interview with singer Summer Walker, J. Cole has moved her to tears with a new song collaboration. During an episode of Young Miami’s REVOLT TV talk show Caresha Please, Walker provided some insights to viewers about her new track featuring the Grammy Award-winning rapper. Walker began by mentioning that the song is called “Audio Hug.” She had initially asked Cole to work on a song together, but due to her being heavily pregnant at the time, they couldn’t meet in person. However, Cole ended up sending her something called “Audio Hug,” which deeply touched her.

“So we have a song called ‘Audio Hug,’” Summer Walker began. “I had asked him to do a song, he really didn’t get time to do it. He wanted to meet and I was so f*cking pregnant, oh my God, I can’t. I don’t know if you seen them pictures, I was like 200 pounds. My ankles were huge. It was crazy. So we didn’t meet. But, he did end up sending me something called ‘Audio Hug.’” Although they didn’t meet in the studio, they did have a chance to hang out at Dreamville, where they had a good time. They also went to Dave & Buster’s afterward and played basketball, where Cole and everyone else got beaten. Walker mentioned that she doesn’t typically like working in the studio, but their interaction was enjoyable.

Walker Is Receiving Big Praise For Her New EP

Summer Walker performs during the 2022 Essence Festival of Culture at the Louisiana Superdom.
(Photo by Erika Goldring/Getty Images)

Recently, during the Dreamville Festival, Walker announced her upcoming EP titled Clear 2: Soft Life. Since then, her fans have been eagerly anticipating its release. Earlier this week, Walker decided to give her fans a sneak peek of the EP. She shared a video on social media, showing her enjoying the company of her friends Sexyy Red and Sukihana. They can be seen lounging by the pool and comically sampling caviar. In a lighthearted moment, Walker humorously questions, “So this is what the Caucasian people be eatin’?” Towards the end of the video, she finally reveals the details that her fans have been eagerly waiting for—the tracklist of the EP. Finally, the wait is over, and the EP is now available.

As seen in the tweet above, the EP is getting lots of love. Sukihana, who was featured in some of the teaser material for Summer Walker’s EP, tweeted her love for the project. “So proud of my sister summer that listening to her tape has me in tears,” Suki wrote. “All my fans stream Summer walkers new project all day and night.” In addition, both Rubi Rose and Latto posted about the EP. The former posted a screenshot of the tracklist on her Instagram stories, and the latter posted a picture of Walker’s music video playing on her television. What do you think of Summer Walker’s latest EP? Let us know in the comments below!

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Eminem Collabs Caused Racial Backlash For G-Unit, Tony Yayo Claims

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During his most recent interview with DJ Vlad, Tony Yayo recalled an unfortunate public reaction to G-Unit’s work with Eminem. Moreover, the rapper explained that a lot of people weren’t happy with the group’s embrace of a white MC. Of course, those conversations are still present in today’s hip-hop debates, even among legends of the genre. Still, during his remarks, Yayo defended the Detroit legend’s lyrical skill, his influence, and all that he did for the group during their peak. In addition, he spoke briefly on his relationship with Benzino and how hip-hop media outlets contributed to that backlash.

“We even got called house n***as for f***ing with Eminem,” Tony Yayo recalled. “The Source, they would take it to a whole ‘nother level. That’s when the disrespect for me was like, well damn, what does color have to do with anything with music? What does color have to do with anything with people? I don’t care what color or religion you are. That’s just me. We from New York. It’s a melting pot of people. We grew up around all kinds of people, so I don’t give a f**k what color you are. I don’t look at you as a culture vulture ’cause you white. That could be somebody else’s opinion. It’s not mine. Melle Mel said something about Eminem. He did more for me, him and 50, than anybody has ever done in my career.

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Tony Yayo Recalls G-Unit Getting Backlash For Working With Eminem

“Till the day it’s all said and done, I’ma shout-out Eminem,” Tony Yayo continued. “But everybody always blow shots at Eminem. He wouldn’t be on [Billboard‘s top 50 greatest rappers of all time] list if he wasn’t a f***ing lyrical tyrant. If he wasn’t f***ing nice with it, they wouldn’t be mad at him.” During a XXL op-ed in 2022, Marshall Mathers (or Slim Shady) reflected on these themes, as well. “When things started happening for me, I was getting a lot of heat, being a white rapper, and XXL wrote something about that,” he revealed. “I remember going to one of those newsstands in New York when the magazine had just started out, and I bought that and a couple of other rap magazines. I flipped to the last page first and XXL was dissing me. What the f**k?

“I don’t even know if I read the whole article,” he continued. “I was used to reading things like that about me, but it hurt because I felt they didn’t know me to make that kind of judgment. Coming up, I had to deal with that a lot. I wanted to be respectful because what I do is Black music. I knew I was coming into it as a guest in the house. And XXL, The Source, Rap Pages and VIBE were Hip Hop bibles at the time. I understood, at the same time, everybody’s perception of a white guy coming into Hip Hop and all of a sudden things start happening for him. So, if XXL would’ve even had a conversation with me, maybe they would’ve understood me more.” For more news and the latest updates on Tony Yayo and Eminem, stay up to date on HNHH.

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Jay-Z Believes People Don’t Credit Ludacris’ Lyrical Ability

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Occasional collaborators Jay-Z and Ludacris might operate on different lyrical lanes in many’s eyes, but the former believes that to be a false assumption. Moreover, the Illinois-born and Atlanta-bred rap legend recently appeared on the All The Smoke podcasts with Stephen Jackson and Matt Barnes. During their conversation, they eventually got to the topic of Luda’s outlandish and iconic music videos, a definitive sliver of his illustrious, influential, and chart-topping career. The 45-year-old recalled Hov telling him that his focus on visuals made people overlook his ability as an MC. Still, he expressed that he wouldn’t have it any other way.

“It was big,” Ludacris said of his MV endeavors back in the day, which translated into a successful acting career later on. “But there was a downside to it because even JAY-Z was one of the ones that said, you know, he don’t think I get the lyrical credit that I deserve because of the visuals. People ask me, ‘Why don’t you think get the credit?’ Because I played too goddamn much, that’s what I do! And I wouldn’t have it any other way. That’s why my name is Ludacris, because it’s beyond crazy, it’s wild, it’s ridiculous. I like post-effects and augmenting reality, big-ass shoes with big-ass chains, and bobble heads and all that. So I get it, I can’t be mad at it. I just have to show the multi-faceted aspects of myself and I actually love that.

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Ludacris’ Full Interview On All The Smoke

“I want to say like half a mil, something like that,” Ludacris responded to a question about his biggest music video budget. “Maybe it inched up to that $600,000. But you hear about when Diddy and Ma$e did the $1 million videos, it was a couple of those. I think Wu-Tang, that ‘Triumph’ video, Steve Rifkind said he did a million. I never made it to the million category, I never wanted to do that, but I did about half of that.”

Of course, this is far from the first time where the New York legend gave credit where it was due- although last time, it was to the newer generation. Jay-Z praised Vince Staples’ latest album Ramona Park Broke My Heart for its storytelling and creativity. From one of hip-hop’s all-time greats, recognition from his pen means a lot. Then again, how did we ever come to doubt Velvet Jones’ dominance on the mic in the first place? Regardless, come back to HNHH for the latest news and updates on Jay-Z and Ludacris.

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Jamal Murray Picks His Top Five NBA Players Of All Time

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Jamal Murray has absolutely popped off in recent games. He exceeded 30 points in three of the four games against the Lakers, including back-to-back 37-point games. The tighter the Lakers guarded Nikola Jokić, the better Murray played. His continued success will be absolutely crucial as the Nuggets turn their attention to the NBA Finals. They will face either the Heat or Celtics, with the Heat currently up 3-1 in the Eastern Conference Finals.

However, a months-old interview with Murray is going viral in the wake of his recent success on the court. In a laidback interview while playing NBA 2K, Murray shared his thoughts on who the greatest players to ever the grace the NBA were. While many of his answers could be construed as mainstream or “bandwagon”, they clearly show that Murray had a good eye for the game.

Jamal Murray’s Top Five

Murray’s thoughts came during an interview with YouTuber James Rush. However, the interview did not make waves at the time and still only have 3400 views at the time of writing. Furthermore, it’s a very fun and laid-back interview. But Murray made it clear where he stands in terms of the GOATs of the NBA.

Unsurprisingly, topping the list is Michael Jordan. Jordan was already a four-time champion by the time Murray was born in February 1997. Furthermore, Murray hadn’t left high school before the two other retired players on his list, Kobe and Shaq, had left the NBA. However, the final two players on his list are two that Murray has actively played against. The first is LeBron James, whom Murray helped eliminate from the playoffs earlier this week. The other is Steph Curry, the career Warrior against whom Murry has played 14 games. Left off Murray’s list is a wealth of stars like Kareem, Bird, etc. but it’s also a pretty hard list to argue against, if a little mainstream. What do you think of Murray’s thoughts? Let us know in the comments.

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Lil Durk Details His Mourning Process

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Lil Durk may be an incredibly successful and praised MC, but that status came after years of hardship, struggle, and grief. Moreover, he recently sat down to reflect on that process in an interview with DJ Akademiks on his Off The Record podcast. Of course, that conversation broached a lot of topics, including Gunna’s plea deal, Kanye West producing his next album Almost Healed before he scrapped the idea, and much more. However, this part of their talk ended up resonating with many who either struggle with grief themselves or understand the dark subject matter he conveys in his music. Regardless, the Chicago rapper detailed his mourning process and how he doesn’t want to burden others with it.

“Everybody mourns,” Lil Durk began, responding to Ak remarking how he never shows emotions and questioning whether he mourns. “Everybody shows emotions. But I just can’t see myself just doing this.” Then, Smurk grabbed his phone and acted as if he was recording himself crying and going through a rough time. “‘Damn man, this s**t crazy, man.’ It’s like, nah.

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Lil Durk Reflects On Processing Grief

“When I started getting more into my religion, and just like, talked to my pops while he was locked up, talked to my uncle and them,” Lil Durk continued. “They’re like ‘Man, we had the money, the fame andd the cars, we had the city on lock, and we went to jail and got life. What you’re going through, we’ve been through. When you call, call and get to your pops, call and get to your unc. Let’s talk, let’s have a conversation. But I don’t want to hear no crying. I don’t want to hear no complaining, I don’t want to hear no ‘I can’t do this, I can’t do that.”

“I’m telling you, like, that rug is powerful,” The Voice went on. “I lay the rug down, I pray- I cry on the rug, I cry while I’m praying, I cry during Ramadan. But guess what? India ain’t ever seen me cry. My daddy ain’t ever seen me cry. My momma ain’t ever seen me cry, you know what I’m saying? ‘Cause it’s only one person that can help the hurt, you know what I mean?” For more news and the latest updates on Lil Durk, stay posted on HNHH.

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Travis Scott Plans To Go To Harvard When He’s Finished With Music

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Travis Scott has been building anticipation for his fourth studio album, Utopia, for quite some time now. In fact, the teasers date back to early 2022. Earlier this month, however, he took a significant step by allowing Houston Astros players to listen to the album. During an interview with Fox, Scott confirmed that the album is now officially on its way. While Scott may currently be focused on his music career, he already has his sights set on the future. In a feature for Pin-Up Magazine, Scott graced the cover. In the interview, he was asked to share something about himself corresponding to each letter of the alphabet. When it came to the letter “A,” he revealed that architecture is his true passion. The rapper expressed his desire to apply to the architecture program at Harvard GSD (Graduate School of Design) once he is done with music. He did mention, however, that he plans to continue making music for a while.

Travis Scott also divulged his interest in cars, mentioning that he has a unique collection. Additionally, he highlighted drawing and visual art as his main inspirations when it comes to creating music. It appears architecture is not his sole passion, as he expressed the same sentiment for graphic design. The rapper also revealed that the person who has had the greatest impact on his taste and artistic direction is Virgil Abloh. Scott considers the late designer a true inspiration.

Scott Explains The Meaning Of “Utopia”

In addition to sharing his love of architecture, Travis Scott also shared his personal thoughts on the title of his new album. The rapper describes the word “utopia” as something that many perceive as unattainable and distant, a perfect state of mind. However, he asserts that he believes that individuals have the power to create their own version of utopia. Scott emphasized that there are people who experience a sense of utopia every day, even if they may not possess great wealth or extravagant homes. It’s about finding contentment and fulfillment wherever they are, and that, according to Scott, is the most one can strive for.

From his remarks, it is evident that Scott has invested considerable contemplation into his upcoming album. However, despite his reflections, the musical direction and sound of the album remain a mystery. The anticipation builds as fans eagerly await the release of the first single, expecting to be impressed by what Scott has crafted. What do you think about the new revelations from Travis Scott’s interview? Sound off in the comments below! Be sure to stay tuned to HNHH for the latest updates on Utopia.

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Swizz Beatz Thinks DMX Sent Scar Lip To Him

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Swizz Beatz is having some interesting encounters with the spirit of DMX recently. During an interview with The Breakfast Club last month, Swizz recounted a powerful dream he had. In it, he felt the presence of his late friend and iconic rapper. Prior to sharing this extraordinary experience, Swizz expressed that it didn’t feel like DMX was truly gone, but rather just temporarily absent. He described feeling a sense that the rapper was somewhere relaxed and at ease. However, when significant anniversaries related to the DMX approach, Swizz is struck with a profound realization of his friend’s physical absence.

Swizz went on to describe his dream about the late rapper. “But the thing that make me feel easy about it is he came to me,” he continued. “I seen him in my dream. He came to me. And this was, like, super quick too. And he let me know he was good. I’m the person that be like, ‘He ain’t come to see you, what you talkin’ about?’ I seen him. I felt him.” However, that isn’t the only thing that DMX is doing for Swizz Beatz. In fact, he says he feels like the late icon sent up-and-coming rapper Scar Lip to him.

Swizz Thinks Scar Lip Has The Same Great Heart As DMX

According to Swizz Beatz, he believes that DMX played a spiritual role in connecting him with Scar Lip. The rapper is an emerging star out of New York. Recently, Swizz has taken on the role of mentor for the young artist. During an interview with Audacy’s Hip-Hop Made, the renowned “Ruff Ryders Anthem” producer shared that the connection to Scar Lip was initiated by the spirit of DMX. Apparently, DMX’s fiancée Desiree Lindstrom urged him to collaborate with the new, talented artist from the Bronx.

“I honestly feel like DMX sent Scar Lip my way because she’s too much of his energy,” Swizz said. “Like I’ve never seen an artist that just naturally have what I know DMX have. And they two different artists, two different levels, yes. But I’m not talking about that. You know, like, that sister’s been through a lot, like Dog been through a lot. That sister, you know, is when you sit with her, she’s amazing and have a great heart the same way X had a great heart.” What do you think about Swizz’s words on Scar Lip and DMX sending her to him? Let us know in the comments!