There’s still a lot of fallout to wade through when it comes to the sexual assault lawsuit against Jay-Z, which alleges that he took advantage of a 13-year-old girl at a 2000 VMAs after party. Not only does this relate to the barrage of legal updates in this case, but also to how much it divided, shocked, and invigorated hip-hop culture to discuss it. For example, Memphis Bleek recently called Van Lathan out for speaking about Hov’s presumed guilt, and it’s clear that he’s sticking by the Roc. “N***as really tried the god [goat emoji] #MarcyDontRaise Those!!” he tweeted along with some bullseye emojis quote-tweeting the following message: “You a b***h a** n***a for automatically peddling bulls**t, implying that Jay-Z is guilty. @VanLathan.”
“Oh I can actually reply to you,” Van Lathan responded to Memphis Bleek’s scolding over the Jay-Z lawsuit. “The other page has me blocked. I i no way shape or form said he was guilty or innocent. I said they were allegations that would be very hard to prove. Go check the pod. Y’all got c*m in ur ears from d**kriding.”
Furthermore, this is far from the first time that Memphis Bleek has publicly supported Jay-Z as of late, whether against Van Lathan or otherwise. For example, he backed up the music mogul’s assessment that artists angry at him aren’t angry over what Jay did to them, but rather what Jay didn’t do for them. This radio interview comment resurfaced when Nicki Minaj was going hard at him on social media, and this new darker context also paints them under a particular light. We’re sure that at least a few more defenses and rebuttals will come as this accusation develops in court.
Speaking of which, Jay-Z wants to dismiss the whole thing as fast as possible, so despite Memphis Bleek and Van Lathan’s difference of perspective, they might all land under the same lens. These heavy and very serious allegations formed a bit of a circus online, which will hopefully redirect into more engaged and genuine fan concern. With a narrative as salacious as this, people will always want to dig deeper.
In a year of rap beef, one more joins the fray in Fayro and DJ Paul, Juicy J. The prominent Memphis recording artist addresses his issues with legendary natives Thrre-6-Mafia with a double album, led by the diss track “Frayser Boy.” Blending claims with his undeniable blend of catchy hooks and signature lingo, Fayro attracts attention using a vintage hip-hop war blueprint. Any hip-hop enthusiast will appreciate the depth and variety provided by regional collaborations and standout singles on the album.
The talk around “Frayser Boy” resulted in the popularity of other album cuts such as “Memories In Memphis,” “Uh Uh Uh,” and “Get You One.” Fay describes “Frayser Boy” as a statement. The controversial yet cocky and confident release tells the story of a real-life situation. The history between Fayro and Three-Six-Mafia remains unconfirmed outside of the two parties from Memphis. The emerging star has a lengthy resume, including various Memphis hip-hop legends such as Lil Whyte and Kia Shine. With a known diss to Triple 6, Weight On It was released to an anticipated audience.
Using hardcore, heartfelt, and comedic hip-hop, Fayro tells a story about growing up in Memphis. Throughout the two-disc drop, listeners are taken on an audible journey and provided with a sonic treat. His skill in fusing genres and styles has positioned the album as a regional classic. Three-6-Mafia have not commented on Fayro’s album yet, but as history would tell, the group is known to respond to any and all disses. Juicy J released a jazz album over the summer while DJ Paul has been busy with his solo career. In 2023, the legendary group suffered the loss of Gangsta Boo.
GloRilla is teasing her debut album. Speaking with Extra TV, Big Glo revealed the album will come in October. “I’m so excited about that. We gon’ go number one!”
Speaking on the album, Glo revealed it starts with a “G” but does not go any further.
On Sunday, September 1, Grammy-nominated artist and philanthropist GloRilla was awarded the Key to the City of Memphis by Mayor Paul Young, recognizing her musical achievements over the past three years. The honor was presented during Memphis’ 901 Day celebration, which acknowledges the city’s 901 area code and the 9/1 date.
Surrounded by family and friends, GloRilla received the prestigious accolade as her collaboration with Megan Thee Stallion, “Wanna Be,” hit No. 1 at Rhythmic Radio on the same day—a first for her. The track also climbed to No. 1 on Urban Radio the week before.
In August, GloRilla made history as the first artist since Nicki Minaj in 2015 to have three songs simultaneously in the Top 10 of Urban Radio: “Yeah Glo,” “Wanna Be,” and “TGIF.”
GloRilla is set to make her highly anticipated performance debut at MTV’s Video Music Awards on September 11 in New York City. She is also nominated for three awards, including “Best Hip-Hop” and “Best Collaboration” for “Wanna Be.”
On Sunday, September 1, Grammy-nominated artist and philanthropist GloRilla was awarded the Key to the City of Memphis by Mayor Paul Young, recognizing her musical achievements over the past three years. The honor was presented during Memphis’ 901 Day celebration, which acknowledges the city’s 901 area code and the 9/1 date.
Surrounded by family and friends, GloRilla received the prestigious accolade as her collaboration with Megan Thee Stallion, “Wanna Be,” hit No. 1 at Rhythmic Radio on the same day—a first for her. The track also climbed to No. 1 on Urban Radio the week before.
In August, GloRilla made history as the first artist since Nicki Minaj in 2015 to have three songs simultaneously in the Top 10 of Urban Radio: “Yeah Glo,” “Wanna Be,” and “TGIF.”
GloRilla is set to make her highly anticipated performance debut at MTV’s Video Music Awards on September 11 in New York City. She is also nominated for three awards, including “Best Hip-Hop” and “Best Collaboration” for “Wanna Be.”
Memphis, Tennessee is one of the hottest spots for hip-hop artists without question right now. Whether its rappers or producers, the pool of talent is large. Hitkidd is one of the cities fastest rising beatmakers right now and today he is working with Key Glock and Doe Boy on “NOTT.” He is not a stranger to these two trap veterans, as Hitkidd had a hand in Glockoma 2 and OH REALLY. The last time we spoke about the 29-year-old was when he collaborated with host of his Memphis female contemporaries for Renegade. It was released in early December of last year and featured the likes of GloRilla, K Carbon, Gloss Up, Slimeroni, and more.
For Key Glock, he is just continuing to stay on his hot streak of singles. Over the last couple of months, he has remained as consistent as anyone, with songs like “The Greatest,”“F*** Around & Find Out,” the mutliple “Let’s Go” remixes, and more. For Doe Boy, he has also been on quite the heater himself. This effort follows up on “Shoulda Coulda Woulda,” “HUH,” and “Say It To My Face.”
On “NOTT,” the “F.N.F. (Let’s Go)” producer brings a slick and cavernous trap instrumental. Both Doe Boy and Glock coast over it well, with the former bringing an angry, mean-mugging flow. As you can expect, the song is all about being movers and shakers in the game while describing their competition as way below them. Check out the single with music video above.
What are your thoughts on “NOTT” by Hitkidd, Key Glock, and Doe Boy? Is this one of Hitkidd’s better beats as of late? Who had the strongest rapping performance and why? Is Hitkidd the cream of the crop when it comes to Memphis-based producers? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Hitkidd, Doe Boy, and Key Glock. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the music world.
Memphis, Tennesee might be one of the hardest cities for a rapper to stand out in. Just think about all og the powerhouse names that originate from there. You have Key Glock, GloRilla, Yo Gotti, Juicy J, Moneybagg Yo, and so many others. One quality that all of these artists share would be the trademark Memphis accent and the resonant cadence. Sometimes, that similarity can really make it hard for listeners to discern who they are listening to. Unfortunately, for BIG30, he is one of the MCs that are having a harder go of things.
While he certainly has the connections in the industry like Pooh Shiesty and Yo Gotti, and a handful of popular tracks, it seems that he gets lost in the mix. By no means does BIG30 put out bad music. However, in that same breath, he does not stick out amongst his neighboring contemporaries. To us there really is not anything that makes him unique enough to garner more that replay ability factor.
His latest album, Still King, is proof of that in some respects. At 17 tracks and minimal features, the tracks feel like they are repeating themselves. It also does not help that his “brrrr” adlibs sound exactly like Pooh Shiesty’s either. At the end of the day, this is not a bad album, but it just does not move the needle.
What are your thoughts on this brand-new album Still King by BIG30? Which songs are you gravitating toward the most right now? Where do you rank this project amongst the rest in his discography? Do you think more features were needed for this tape, why or why not? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding BIG30. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the music world.
GloRilla says the viral video of her showing off her Memphis accent during a recent interview was misleading. In the clip, she appears to pronounce “food,” “music,” “confused,” and more words in a near-unintelligible way. Afterward, she claimed on Twitter that the interview had written down different words for her to read than appeared on screen. “Da word was feud & few, ionno why his ass put food,” she wrote on Twitter.
On Instagram Live, she further addressed the clip while speaking with fans. “Didn’t he put ‘food’ twice knowing it was ‘fued’ and ‘few’?” she asked a friend. “I’ll check the sh*t out of his fat neck ass. Don’t ever try to be motherf*ckin’ funny.” From there, she called out fans claiming she fakes her accent. “Who the f*ck I gotta fake an accent for?” she argued.
When The Neighborhood Talk shared the explanation from GloRilla, fans in the comments section came to her defense. “I love her accent!!” one user said. “It’s why most of us started liking her in the first place! She can do no wrong with her words!” Another wrote: “I’m confused as to why so many of ya are upset about how she speaks [laughing emojis]. What does that have to do with you.” Other fans just made more jokes about her accent. Check out GloRilla’s posts about the interview below.
GloRilla previously made headlines this week for having a hot take about “sex appeal,” on social media. In doing so, she argued she’s good at sex regardless of whether she had traditional sex appeal. Be on the lookout for further updates on GloRilla on HotNewHipHop.
GloRilla is making major moves in the music scene, and she is keeping the momentum going. After teasing fans with a new single featuring Megan Thee Stallion and embarking on a summer tour together, GloRilla is back with some exciting news. If you’ve been sleeping on her recent successes, it’s time to wake up and take notice—GloRilla has been on fire lately! Moreover, her most recent single “Yeah Glo!” solidifies her status as a force to be reckoned with. Now, after much anticipation, GloRilla is back with a brand new mixtape, Ehhthang Ehhthang.
Furthermore, GloRilla is giving her fans something to appreciate. Ehhthang Ehhthang is a game-changer in GloRilla’s already impressive catalog. “Yeah Glo!” is the lead single for the project, while the highly anticipated collaboration with Megan Thee Stallion, now titled “Wanna Be,” is the second single. GloRilla has treated fans to a sneak peek of the mixtape’s vibe, sharing audio snippets of two tracks on both X and Instagram. From what we’ve heard so far, these trap beats are pure Memphis grit. Fans responded to her announcement with various versions of “Yeah Glo!” support.
But that’s not all. GloRilla has enlisted some heavy-hitting features for Ehhthang Ehhthang, including Moneybagg Yo, Finesse2Tymes, Real Boston Richey, and Kevo Muney. With such an impressive lineup, it’s no wonder fans were buzzing with excitement. And with GloRilla and Megan Thee Stallion set to hit the road together this summer, concertgoers are in for a wild ride. Furthermore, fans are already speculating whether this mixtape will be GloRilla’s best project yet. With “Yeah Glo!” and the juicy previews of other tracks, expectations are sky-high. And let’s not forget the intriguing homage to Soulja Boy’s “Pretty Boy Swag” with “Wanna Be.” This mixtape is shaping up to be a must-listen.
Have you listened to GloRilla’s new mixtape? If you haven’t pressed play yet, which feature are you most excited to hear? Share your thoughts in the comments below, and stay tuned to HNHH for all the latest updates on GloRilla and Ehhthang Ehhthang. Don’t miss out on the hottest music news—keep it locked right here for everything you need to know.
Tracklist:
1. “Yeah Glo!” 2. “All Dere” Feat. Moneybagg Yo 3. “Nun Of Dem” 4. “No Bih” 5. “Wanna Be” Feat. Megan Thee Stallion 6. “Opp Sh*t” 7. “Aite” Feat. Kevo Muney 8. “Bad Bih 4 Ya” Feat. Boston Richey 9. “Finesse Da Glo” Feat. Finesse 2X 10. “High AF” 11. “GMFU PT. 2” 12. “In Dat Mode”
Big Homiie G is a Memphis native and rising star to watch. Under the NLess Entertainment umbrella, he stands as a testament to the power of perseverance, talent, and familial ties within the industry. Furthermore, as the blood cousin of renowned rapper Moneybagg Yo, Big Homiie G’s journey into the world of music carries with it a unique blend of heritage, mentorship, and raw talent. Signed to NBA legend Zach Randolph’s NLess Entertainment record label, Big Homiie G has steadily carved out his own path, garnering attention with each release and solidifying his status as a force to be reckoned with in the rap game. In addition, he just dropped his latest project Self Made Self Paid, and is showcasing just why he’s one to watch.
Moreover, with a string of successful singles and projects under his belt, including the recent drops “Blowing Money Fast” and “On A Jet,” Homiie G has proven himself to be a versatile artist. Furthermore, he has a talent for crafting infectious beats and captivating lyricism. The project spans 17 tracks and features guest appearances from a few heavy hitters including Rob49, GloRilla, DeeBaby, YTB Fatt, and more. His collaborations with fellow NLess label-mates and industry heavyweights serve as a testament to his growing influence within the music scene. In addition, he’s truly self made and has taken the steps to advance himself in the music scene.
Big Homiie G Sets The Tone With His Newest Project
However, Big Homiie G’s journey is not only defined by his musical abilities. Having started his career as part of a group alongside Moneybagg Yo and Blac Youngsta, he understands the value of collaboration and the importance of staying true to one’s roots. Moreover, despite parting ways with his former group members to pursue solo endeavors, Big Homiie G’s bond with Moneybagg Yo remains strong, with the latter serving as both a mentor and a source of inspiration.
Moreover, in this exclusive Q&A session, HNHH explores the motivations behind Big Homiie G’s music, the lessons learned from his cousin Moneybagg Yo, and his aspirations for the future. From his early days as a hype man to his current status as a rising star, Big Homiie G’s story is one of resilience, determination, and a commitment to success. Furthermore, keep reading to learn what sets Big Homiie G apart in an industry overflowing with talent and ambition.
HotNewHipHop: How would you describe your music and your sound for those who are not familiar?
Big Homiie G: I been doing music for a while. My music is based on real life experiences … the clubs, the drugs. Hood stuff… I’m self made & it’s self explanatory.
Being that Moneybagg Yo is your cousin, how do you think he’s played a role in your career?
A cosign is always the cheat route. It’s the cheat code. He taught me how to stay consistent with music. You can’t just drop a project and think you can lay off a year or two.
What is the biggest thing you’ve learned from working with and watching Moneybagg Yo?
Bagg showed me how to stay consistent. I used to be his hype man. He showed me how to stay down and never give up. It gotta work, and that there’s no plan B… Staying involved … I was going to photoshoots. Interviews. Staying in the studio. Always trying to be creative. Staying on social media. Stay in peoples’ face.
What was the inspiration behind creating this project?
This project is about being motivated … to get your own. You can be an independent artist and can still ball like a major. I put so much into this … it’s a lot of pain in there, club songs, vibes.
What went into the creation of your tracklist? How did you go about picking the right artists for each song?
When I’m selecting people, I already hear the person on it. Like, GloRilla, she perfect for this song. Rob49 we were in the studio together, we made that together. He did what he did. DeeBaby, he reached out to me… I have all really great relationships with each artist.
In addition, what message do you ultimately want audiences to take away from your latest project?
Just being self motivated. I just want people to be self motivated. Gotta want to do it for yourself. This project finna be amazing. Get into it. It’s gonna be the best project that’s out. Listen to what I’m saying.
Thanks for sharing your story with us! Can’t wait to check out the project.
Yo Gotti has made significant strides in his career, achieving fame, wealth, and success in the music industry. As of 2024, his net worth stands at an impressive $20 million. This article will explore Yo Gotti’s journey from a rising rapper in Memphis to becoming an influential entrepreneur, music executive, and philanthropist, shedding light on the factors that contributed to his substantial net worth.
Yo Gotti’s rise to fame began in the vibrant music scene of Memphis, Tennessee. He started his music career in the early 2000s, releasing mixtapes and collaborating with local artists to build a solid fan base. With a unique style and authentic storytelling, Yo Gotti quickly gained recognition in the Southern hip-hop circuit.
As his popularity grew, he attracted the attention of major record labels, leading to significant milestones in his career. His breakthrough came with the release of his album Live from the Kitchen in 2012. The project immediately earned him critical acclaim and further expanded his fan base nationwide. Through relentless dedication and hard work, Yo Gotti solidified his position as one of Memphis’ most celebrated rappers.
Establishing Himself As An Entrepreneur And Music Executive
In addition to his success as a rapper, Yo Gotti ventured into entrepreneurship, creating opportunities beyond the music industry. He founded Collective Music Group (CMG), an independent record label, providing a platform for upcoming artists to showcase their talent. Under his mentorship, several artists have achieved significant success, contributing to Yo Gotti’s growing net worth.
Moreover, Yo Gotti proved his acumen in business by investing in various ventures. One notable enterprise is his restaurant “Prive” in Memphis, which has become a hotspot for food enthusiasts and a symbol of his commitment to his hometown. This diversification of income streams played a crucial role in elevating his net worth to new heights.
Alongside his music and entrepreneurial ventures, Yo Gotti expanded his portfolio into real estate investments. He demonstrated a keen eye for lucrative opportunities in the property market, acquiring and developing properties in strategic locations. These investments not only provided financial stability but also secured his long-term financial future.
Despite his growing wealth and success, Yo Gotti remains dedicated to giving back to his community. He has been actively involved in philanthropy and charitable endeavors. Over the years, his charitable efforts have focused on supporting education, youth empowerment, and community development initiatives in Memphis.
Yo Gotti’s journey from a Memphis rapper to a successful entrepreneur, music executive, and philanthropist has been nothing short of remarkable. With hard work, talent, and a keen business sense, he managed to amass a substantial net worth of $20 million as of 2024. From his early days in the music scene to his thriving business ventures, Yo Gotti has set a shining example of how dedication and passion can lead to extraordinary success. As he continues to evolve and inspire, his net worth is bound to grow even further in the years to come.