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Latto Responds to Claims That She Dissed Atlanta Rappers on Omeretta the Great’s “Sorry Not Sorry (Remix)”
Latto Explains Why Her ‘Sorry Not Sorry’ Verse Didn’t Diss 21 Savage, Ludacris Or Other Atlanta Rappers
Omeretta The Great’s new song “Sorry Not Sorry” stirred up some trouble in the Atlanta area, prompting responses from the likes of both Latto and T.I., as well as a social media debate about which residents of the surrounding areas get to claim the city. Incidentally, when Latto chimed in, she was apparently already in the studio with Omeretta, recording her verse for the song’s remix — a verse that has since sparked a new round of debate thanks to Latto name-checking a number of artists who claim Atlanta but aren’t technically from the city proper.
That “ishnot Alanna” TikTok that Shaderoom posted I had just sent the verse back to Retta & we was watching y’all eat it up in the comments
check the background I was literally at the studio lol
— BIG LATTO
(@Latto) March 3, 2022
Latto apparently noticed some chatter on Twitter claiming that she was dissing artists like 21 Savage, Ciara, Ludacris, and Migos, saying that they aren’t really from Atlanta — even though she freely admits her own hometown in Clayton County isn’t within city limits either. She addressed the controversy head-on, tweeting, “Y’all I’m not dissing the people I named on the verse!!! I’m saying so Migos is not Atlanta?? 21, Ciara, Ludacris etc because they technically not from the city but helped make it is what it is!”
Y’all I’m not dissing the people I named on the verse!!! I’m saying so Migos is not Atlanta?? 21, Ciara, Ludacris etc because they technically not from the city but helped make it is what it is!
— BIG LATTO
Despite Latto’s verse technically refuting the claims Omeretta makes on the original song, the upstart rapper praised her collaborator, telling followers on Twitter, “When Latto sent the verse back I couldn’t even text no mo I had to call like girl wtf why u do that track like that.”
When Latto sent the verse back I couldn’t even text no mo I had to call like girl wtf why u do that track like that
— OMERETTÀ THE GREAT
(@omeretta4l) March 3, 2022
Perhaps Latto’s verse will finally settle the debate after she pointed out the contributions of so many “out-of-towners” in helping grow the city’s rap footprint into what it is today. You can check out her verse below.
ICYMI: Kanye West Bring Miami to the ‘DONDA 2 Experience’
Kanye West held his DONDA 2 Experience in Miami on Tuesday night. The superstar and billionaire’s experience featured the likes of The Game, Migos, DaBaby, Future, Pusha T, Baby Keem, Travis Scott, Jack Harlow, Alicia Keys, Fivio Foreign, and more.
The experience was creative directed by Niklas Bildstein Zaar and featured a burning house in the middle of the stadium. The intro to the experience for those watching the live stream was YE’s real-time heartbeat. The stem player, which holds the currently released songs, and those forthcoming, is available online.
Alongside the event, YE released merch, including two looks from the upcoming YZY Gap Balenciaga collection.
The images from the night and the tracklist for DONDA 2 are available below.
DONDA 2 TRACKLIST:
SECURITY
LIFT ME UP (FEAT. VORY)
GET LOST
PABLO (FEAT. FUTURE & TRAVIS SCOTT)
TRUE LOVE (FEAT. XXXTENTACION)
KEEP IT BURNIN’
BROKEN ROAD (FEAT. DON TOLIVER)
TOO EASY/ I’M FINNA LOVE ME
SCI-FI
WE DID IT KID (FEAT. MIGOS)
FLOWERS
MAINTENANCE 530
MR. MIYAGI (FEAT. FUTURE & PLAYBOI CARTI)
FIRST TIME IN A LONG
TIME (FEAT. SOULJA BOY)
LOUIS BAG (FEAT. JACK HARLOW)
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Photos: Kanye West Bring Miami to the ‘DONDA 2 Experience’
Kanye West held his DONDA 2 Experience in Miami on Tuesday night. The superstar and billionaire’s experience featured the likes of The Game, Migos, DaBaby, Future, Pusha T, Baby Keem, Travis Scott, Jack Harlow, Alicia Keys, Fivio Foreign, and more.
The experience was creative directed by Niklas Bildstein Zaar and featured a burning house in the middle of the stadium. The intro to the experience for those watching the live stream was YE’s real-time heartbeat. The stem player, which holds the currently released songs, and those forthcoming, is available online.
Alongside the event, YE released merch, including two looks from the upcoming YZY Gap Balenciaga collection.
The images from the night and the tracklist for DONDA 2 are available below.
DONDA 2 TRACKLIST:
SECURITY
LIFT ME UP (FEAT. VORY)
GET LOST
PABLO (FEAT. FUTURE & TRAVIS SCOTT)
TRUE LOVE (FEAT. XXXTENTACION)
KEEP IT BURNIN’
BROKEN ROAD (FEAT. DON TOLIVER)
TOO EASY/ I’M FINNA LOVE ME
SCI-FI
WE DID IT KID (FEAT. MIGOS)
FLOWERS
MAINTENANCE 530
MR. MIYAGI (FEAT. FUTURE & PLAYBOI CARTI)
FIRST TIME IN A LONG
TIME (FEAT. SOULJA BOY)
LOUIS BAG (FEAT. JACK HARLOW)
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Migos’ ‘Culture’ Disappears From Streaming On Its Fifth Anniversary
While progressive Atlanta trap trio Migos had plenty of hits in their early career — the biggest being “Versace” thanks to its remix from Drake — it was their 2017 album Culture that turned them into a national phenomenon. It was the band’s first album to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and launched their chart-topping single “Bad And Boujee” with Lil Uzi Vert, making Migos a household name. Today is its fifth anniversary, but fans looking to give it a nostalgic spin the commemorate the occasion are out of luck as the album has mysteriously disappeared from streaming platforms.
Neither the band nor their label, Quality Control Music, have offered any explanations for the takedown. In fact, the social media for both only contain posts celebrating the Culture sequel, Culture II, on its fourth anniversary. Meanwhile, fans on Twitter have been posting screenshots of the greyed-out song titles in their playlists and saved albums folders, wondering where the album went — and whether there will be some sort of update in the near future.
@Migos ???? pic.twitter.com/6bVrc64Jst
— cartier (@evry1luvcartier) January 26, 2022
Migos better have a damn good reason to remove Culture off streaming services rn.
— Dedee
(@thoughtfulbae) January 26, 2022
he tweeted this yesterday and now the migos removed all their great albums ….
https://t.co/NFk6ljE2C9
— The Bridge (@blaccmassxx) January 26, 2022
So far, Culture appears to be the only album affected, with longtime favorites like Young Rich N*ggas, YRN 2, and both Culture follow-ups remaining intact. It also appears that whatever is happening here hasn’t affected the album on Tidal, so perhaps it’s just temporary. Meanwhile, Quavo’s promotional post for his own new single releasing tonight has been bombarded with requests from fans to bring back Culture. Whether or not Quavo has the pull to make it happen remains to be seen. Stay tuned.
Midnight!
pic.twitter.com/sGGKaS61Ua
— QuavoYRN (@QuavoStuntin) January 27, 2022
put culture back on streaming i know where you live
—
⁶𓅓 (@PolarOnExstasia) January 27, 2022
Re-release culture
— Adam
(@cartisnewchoppa) January 27, 2022
Cho put Culture back on Spotify !!!
—
(@guuuuc_i) January 27, 2022
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