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Finesse2Tymes Condemns Joining Gangs, Tells Fans To Seek Other Things

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Memphis rapper Finesse2Tymes is a controversial figure in hip-hop, to say the least. His outlandish statements and acts have garnered much attention from the music community for better or worse. From saying he is a hybrid of some of the biggest trap legends in rap, to all of his legal issues with the law, Finesse always puts himself in the stickiest of situations. Most recently, the 2023 XXL Freshman came out with a new track, “Can’t Go To Jail,” amid a recent arrest. According to XXL, on August 25 Finesse2Tymes was handcuffed by Houston police for an outstanding warrant issued in 2018.

He was able to record the incident in the back of the police car during an Instagram Live. In the video, he says, “These folks won’t let me be great, just came lock me up for a warrant in 2018 [unamused face emoji] [man facepalming emoji] I’ll be back yaw [100 emoji].” He continues, “What don’t break n**** make a n**** [100 emoji]. I’m out numbered I gotta against the feds and the opps.”

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Finesse2Tymes Speaks From The Heart To His Fans

 
 
 
 
 
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Now, this whole predicament appears to have Finesse reconsidering some of his latest life choices. He shared a recent message to the kids and fans out there. He seems to be speaking from the heart, saying, “To ALL the youth FU** THEM GANGS GET U SOME MONEY , SEEK KNOWLEDGE AND WISDOM. I love vicelord for the fruitful teachings.” He continues, ” I done lost more than i gained wit ts , I could care less about the ny***. Embrace the ones that push righteousness.”  It is cool when popular figures like Finesse impart their advice to the younger generation, however, do you think he should be the one to say this? 

What are your initial thoughts on this message from Finesse2Tymes? Do you think his message has validity after his recent arrest? Do you like it when rappers share life advice with their fans? We want to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your thoughts and opinions in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around the music world.

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GloRilla Tells Her Female Fans To Live It Up In Their 20s

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GloRilla is back with some more life advice for her fans and women across the world. The Tennessee rapper back in November 2022, around the release of her EP, Anyway, Life’s Great, dropped some knowledge about money. On the song “Get That Money” she raps, “Don’t be scared to ask that n**** for some money, ask that n**** for some money… You better get that motherfuckin’ money (Oh, yeah).” Comedian DC Youngfly hilariously responded to those lyrics on Twitter.

“Fellas don’t be scared to ask for her tax money and her job check for the next 5 years!!!! TELL HER YOU WANT THAT S*** SOON AS IT CLEAR!!!She won’t hesitate to ask you for no Digaling.” Now, in 2023, GloRilla is offering some similar advice to the women in her age group. Recently, the 24-year-old hopped on her Instagram live that is now gone, telling all the ladies out there to live their best lives while they are still youthful.

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GloRilla Shares Her “Wisdom”: Watch

The first 30 seconds in this video above details it all. GloRilla starts her spiel by saying, “Be toxic for the rest of your 20s. You only get one life. Live your Toxic 20s,” she says. “Don’t get in your 30s thinking you could just go slashing tires and doing all this crazy s***. You too old for that now, you too mature. Be toxic for the rest of your 20s.” It is advice that has become very prominent in the world today, especially from younger female celebrities. However, advice like this is a double-edge sword, what do you think?

What are your thoughts on GloRilla’s comments telling women to be toxic in their 20s? Do you think this is good advice for the younger generation? Furthermore, if you were a celebrity with a female audience, what type of advice would you give them? We want to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave all of your thoughts and opinions in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all the latest breaking news around the music world.

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La La Anthony Advises Artists To Take Any Opportunity, Even If It Won’t Pay

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La La Anthony, whose real name is Alani, has been recently trending due to her advice to aspiring artists. Anthony is a successful TV actress and personality, who is well-known for hosting several shows on VHS1. Many fans praise the actress for her success and work ethic, as well as her talent. However, a video has resurfaced where La La Anthony speaks candidly about her thoughts on making it as an upcoming creative. In 2022, the actress attended an interview with radio host Angela Yee.

In her interview, Anthony spoke earnestly about her career, and how she got to where she is now. Her advice and opinions left a lot of people with conflicting opinions. It is obvious that the actress values having a good work ethic above all else. At one point in the interview she states, “I never took jobs because of money. I took jobs because I loved them. I took jobs because I wanted to work with certain people.” Due to her approach, La La Anthony feels that the money came naturally to her after gaining a lot of experience in the industry.

La La Anthony Did Not Focus On Money In Her Early Days

In her interview, Anthony explains that she feels a lot of people lately are throwing away great opportunities because of the pay. She states, “I hear people all day in my world today like ‘you know, I’m taking that they only offering this’ and they’ll throw away a great acting opportunity.” Now that the actress has made a name and fortune for herself, many people are in agreement with her statements. However, some people believe that she sounds tone-deaf, given the current economic state.

Many people believe that no one should have to work for free, especially if they are providing a service. While it is important to have a good work ethic, it’s also equally as important to understand one’s worth. However, Anthony’s advice may be directed more toward those who are just getting into the industry as opposed to those who are on the rise. Unpaid internships are not uncommon, especially in the creative world. However, there has been a rise in young adults fighting against the idea of unpaid internships. Regardless of how people feel about her advice, La La Anthony will continue to stress the importance of seizing opportunities. Stay tuned to see if she will stand by her past statements.