Some honored their mothers in heaven, while others paid homage to the kids who made them moms. Take a look at 10 of our favorite Mothers Day tributes from our favorite celebs.
Female artists including Rihanna, Nicki Minaj, and Cardi B are putting motherhood up front and we’re seeing them evolve before our very eyes. In honor of Mother’s Day, we’re celebrating these artists who have put being a mom – and their children – above it all. 1. Cardi B Cardi B frequently uses her massive […]
Megan Thee Stallion shared a video snippet of an untitled new song to her Instagram account. Some folks are comparing the new flow and bars to Lil Kim in her prime. Megan Thee Stallion shared a video to her Instagram account of a snippet of an untitled new song. In the video Megan is shown in […]
An unreleased freestyle is sending social media into a frenzy. Megan Thee Stallion and her bars have done it again. The 27-year-old Houston native seems to be tapping into her bag of raw lyrics after debuting an unreleased freestyle during her Coachella set. The fiery single samples Jodeci and WuTang’s “Freak’n You” remix.
Just before the Hot girl coach took the stage, she tweeted, “I got this song that I recorded and every time I play it for a woman they start jumping and clapping I think I wanna perform it at Coachella for the first time before I actually drop it.”
Well, I think it’s safe to say the gworls approve and want Meg Thee Stallion to release the single following a wave of reactions on social media. Amidst all of the hype surrounding the song, most are comparing Megan’s flow in the unreleased single to HipHop legend Lil Kim.
“Man. F*ck n*ggas. Still can’t believe I used to f*ck with you. Popping plan B’s cause I aint plan to be stuck with you. Damn. I see you still kick it with them opp b*tches, Im the only reason that your goofy ass got b*tches.” Megan raps in the single.
Lil Kim has yet to speak on the comparison, but what are your thoughts on this freestyle? Could this be the next single on every woman’s playlist? Check it out below.
New York rapper and icon Lil Kim partners up with clothing brand Supreme, on exclusive spring pieces. Just hours after the announcement all items sold out in minutes. Lil Kim took to Instagram to announce her collaboration with American clothing and skateboarding lifestyle brand, Supreme. The Queen Bee wrote, “I’m so happy to announce my […]
The New York City Streetwear brand Supreme has released a brand new collection of T-Shirts for the spring 2022 season that pays tribute to Lil Kim’s 1996 debut album, “Hard Core”. The T-shirts will be comprised of artwork, photos, and text prints of the album’s famous visual of the legendary rapper’s notoriously squat pose one of the most iconic posters in hip-hop.
The Back of the shirt features the lyrics from Lil Kim’s verse on Mobb Deeps’ “Quiet Storm,” Where she quoted MC Lytes “Hot damn, ho here we go again .” Lil Kim went to her Instagram page to make the announcement saying “I’m so happy to announce my collaboration with Supreme New York Including some of my classic and iconic masterpieces. The other T-shirts in the line include the “Still Talking $#@*” Platinum Recordings tee, a blood splatter logo, the Top Shotta graphic, and the flipped Gaspard Mermillod quote shirt that now reads, “Supreme is a person who can take the place of all others. But whose place no one else can take.” Artwork from British illustrator Ralph Steadman — known for his collaborations with Hunter S. Thompson — can be found in the form of a skull graphic.
Supreme was founded in 1994 by businessman and fashion designer James Jebia on Lafayette Street in Manhattan. The brand, dedicated initially to skateboarders and skate culture, was later adopted by Hip-Hop artists like the Wu-Tang Clan, Dipset, Nas, Tyler, the Creator, and more.
Supreme’s Spring 2022 Tees will be globally released on the brand’s official website today, Thursday, April 14 at 11 am.
A quarter century ago today in Hip-Hop history, Notorious B.I.G. released his second album, Life After Death. The double LP was released posthumously by Bad Boy Records. Biggie, who was killed two weeks prior to its release, was nominated for three Grammy’s for this project: Best Rap Album, Best Rap Solo Performance for “Hypnotize” and Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group for “Mo Money Mo Problems.”
Featuring artists like 112, Jay-Z, Lil’ Kim, Ma$e, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, Too $hort and R. Kelly, along with tracks like “Kick In The Door,” “What’s Beef,” “Notorious Thugs,” “Ten Crack Commandments” and “Sky’s The Limit,” it can be said that Life After Death is one of the greatest rap albums of all time. The album hit #1 on the Billboard 200 chart and the US Top R&B/Hip Hop chart. It went diamond (that’s 10,000,000 copies sold) in the United States alone, double platinum in Canada, and platinum in the UK. Life After Death has also made appearances on top music charts across the globe. The album has been ranked by countless publications as one of the top rap and Hip-Hop albums of all time (The Source ranked it as #8 in 2005).
Salute to Diddy and the rest of the Bad Bot family for this timeless piece of Hip Hop history!
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I think I wanna perform it at Coachella for the first time before I actually drop it.” 
