Tom Brady, the legendary NFL quarterback, has a lot of mothers in his life. Firstly, there’s his mother, Galynn, who always been one of his biggest supporters. Furthermore, there are the mothers of his three children. Brady’s oldest child, John, is the son of actress Bridget Moynahan. Brady left Moynahan in 2006 and was soon dating Brazilian model Gisele Bündchen. Brady and Bündchen had two children prior to their divorce in 2022.
Taking to Instagram on Mother’s Day, Brady shared a heartfelt post filled with pictures of his family. “Happy Mothers Day to all these amazing women who have given our family so much throughout their lives. Thank you all for your love, compassion and kindness, and for setting such an amazing example for all of our little ones. We are all so grateful for your support and helping us all achieve our dreams. I wish all the mothers in the world a special day with the people that love them the most.”
The post included pictures of many of the women in Brady’s family. This includes Galynn, Moynahan, and Bündchen. It also featured numerous family pictures, showing Brady with his children. The post was widely praised by fans of the former Patriots and Buccaneers signal-caller. “Tom, so beautiful that you honor all the women who play a roll in your life and your beautiful children’s lives! Keep loving!” one person commented. “Who do you know who recognizes not only his mother but the two mothers of his children? Brady is a good man!” added another. What do you think about Brady’s post? Let us know in the comments. Get all the latest news about celebrity social media here on HotNewHipHop.
Between his two baby mamas – Chrisean Rock and Jaidyn Alexis – it’s no secret which one Blueface favours. While he and the former have captured the world’s attention with their toxic antics, both on-screen and off, the embattled rapper and the latter already share two children and have worked through some of their issues to strive for a healthier bond between them. In celebration of Mother’s Day (May 14), Blue made it abundantly clear that Jaidyn is likely the only one getting any love from him today in a series of controversial tweets.
“Can’t no bitch hold a candle to my BM on sY dead [homies],” the Californian began ranting late on Saturday night. “If you had sex with more than one man [and] you not sitting pretty with everything paid for, BBL etc., you not winning. You had a lot of pointless sex,” Blueface told any women reading his message. “Females been with 100 n*ggas, no BBL, no car, no place [or] rent paid for,” the soon-to-be father of three added in another tweet. “Struggling [thinking] they winning is delusional.”
Can’t no bitch hold a candle to my bm on sY deadhomys if you had sex with more then 1 man an you not sitting pretty with everything paid for BBL etc your not winning you had a lot of pointless sex
Females been with 100 Niggas no bbl no car no place rent paid for whether he mad or not none paid for struggling think they winning is delusional the more men you dealt with…with less to show for is a L no matter how you put it you spread your self to thin for what ?
According to Blueface, having a history with several men but having nothing to show for it “is [an] L, no matter how you put it. You spread yourself [too] thin, for what?” the 26-year-old openly pondered. In his usual fashion, the “Thotiana” hitmaker continued on, eventually throwing shade at Chrisean with some of his words. “I don’t play about my BM she a solid bitch, but a boof one will get played with all day,” one toxic tweet reads. “I’m cutthroat [for real],” he oddly bragged about mentally torturing the mother of his third child.
Elsewhere, Blue referred to Jaidy as a “real bitch,” making it known that she’s “always gone win in the end.” He also reposted videos of her flaunting her figure and beat face behind a filter on Twitter, seemingly in hopes of getting a response from his “Lit” collaborator. Regardless of his antics, however, Rock has kept a cool head online for the time being.
Keep scrolling to see more recent content from Blueface’s Twitter page. Do you think Chrisean Rock will lash out at her Crazy In Love co-star due to his messages about Jaidyn Alexis? Let us know in the comments, and tap back in with HNHH later for more hip-hop/pop culture news updates.
Many people online believe that Lil Durk and India Royale are back together after a few different teases. First, there was a picture of a mystery woman on an Instagram post from the Chicago MC that got many theorizing. Moreover, the two just uploaded a video together for Soulé, a creole-infused soul food restaurant in Chicago, ahead of Mother’s Day. Presumably from their message, the two are paying for mothers’ food at the location, and wished all the mothers out there a fantastic day. Regardless of whether they’re back together or not, the two clearly have more important and beneficial things on their mind together.
Another reason why many think that Smurk and India are back together is because they were recently spotted on a stroll. Given how much the rapper lamented the loss of the relationship, hopefully they are focusing, if anything, on building a solid and amicable relationship together before diving into anything. After all, it’s entirely possible for them to just be on the best terms and support each other in their endeavors. In fact, the entrepreneur reposted the music video for Lil Durk’s most recent drop, the single “All My Life” with J. Cole.
Furthermore, this continues the two’s streak of community efforts to help uplift those in need in any way they can. Considering how much many families struggle in their day-to-day, free meals mean a lot, especially on a mother’s special day. Another one of Lil Durk’s charitable works was giving Howard University $350,000 in scholarships and grants. Ultimately, many fans are waiting for official confirmation on their relationship and whether they’re back together. However, it’s great to see them focus on other things as well and use their joint platform for more pressing needs.
Unfortunately, there are those out there that would rather bash them, even if it’s just because of rap beef proximity. NBA YoungBoy recently dissed both of them in a savage Twitter tirade, for which he had no business dragging Royale into. Regardless, it seems like Durk is largely unfazed by his attacks, and clearly saving his energy for more fruitful endeavors. Regardless, check back in with HNHH for the latest news and updates on Lil Durk and India Royale.
As Mother’s Day approaches, now is a great time to look back at some of the songs inspired by our favorite rappers’ mothers. It’s a topic that many rappers have dived into in order to show gratitude for everything their mothers did to help them succeed. From Tupac to Lil B, here’s a look at the best 11 songs dedicated to Moms in Hip-Hop history.
11. Lil B, “Best Mom Ever” (2010)
Lil B is largely known for his “meme” style of rap that has captured the internet over the last decade. However, if you dig a bit deeper into his prolific catalog, Lil B’s also shown that he can tug heartstrings with emotionally potent records. His 2010 dedication to his mother, “Best Mom Ever,” is proof of that. He opens the song as though he’s speaking directly to her, rapping, “It’s ya boy Lil B, actually it’s your son, Brandon.” After this, Lil B praises his mom, rapping that she, “kept it more realer than any best friend”, and “gave me strength even when I didn’t have weight.” Lil B closes the record as he declares, “you the best mom ever.” The entire track is heartfelt and uplifting; a perfect celebration of all great mothers.
“Smile, Mama, Smile” is a raw track in which Ross details everything his mother has done for him throughout his life. In the first verse, Ross speaks on the impact his mom had on him after he had seizures in 2011. However, the underlying theme is gratitude, especially as Ross details how his mother raised him and expresses hope to repay her in his adult years. Cee-Lo Green’s beautiful chorus supplements Ross’ verses. The song is one of Ross’ most vulnerable and is a testament to his appreciation for his mother.
9. Mac Miller, “I’ll Be There” (2011)
Mac Miller’s tribute to his mother, “I’ll Be There,” came from his 2011 mixtape, Best Day Ever. On the record, Miller details how his mother instilled confidence through her loving words of encouragement throughout his childhood. However, his gratitude for her bears no limits as he thanks her for giving birth to him. Ultimately, he turns to the listener and urges them to similarly show love to their moms at any opportunity. “If you have your moms, you better treat her right/ Call her up, say ‘wassup’ before you sleep tonight/ Tell her you love her and thank her for what she did/ You may be grown now but remember being a kid when she fed you in your bed,” he raps.
8. Snoop Dogg, “I Love My Momma” (1999)
Over hypnotizing West Coast production, Snoop Dogg delivered a captivating dedication to his mother in “I Love My Momma.” In his single verse on the song, Snoop details how his mother took on the roles of both parents, rapping, “My momma was my homey, my daddy, and my best friend.” He reflects on the musical palette that helped form his own artistry as Snoop recalls his mother played oldies in the living room. However, he perfectly summarizes their relationship towards the end of his verse. “She taught me everything, but she didn’t charge a fee/ She taught me everything, except how to see a G/ For the nine months you carried, I hope you bury me/ Instead of the other way around, and I put that on Dogg Pound,” he raps.
The entire album, 2014 Forest Hills Drive, is a grand reflection of J. Cole’s childhood and upbringing. While Cole mentions his mother throughout the album, “Apparently” serves as a proper dedication. Cole reflects on his mother’s dedication to ensuring he had a better future, such as struggling to pay for his college tuition. The final lines of his first verse are, in particular, the most heartfelt. In them, Cole raps, “Wish you could live forever/ So we can spend more time together/ I love you, mama.”
Chance The Rapper’s song “Hey Ma” is not only a tribute to his own mother but to all the mothers who helped raise him. In the song, Chance details the mistakes he made along the way and the gratitude for his mother’s acceptance. “Hey ma, I know I never did behave a lot/Never got good grades a lot,” he raps, reflecting on his childhood. However, he also mentions the maternal nature of his friends’ moms, as well as the women throughout his neighborhood who looked after him. In his own words, Chance states the song is for “anybody who’s been a mother to a motherless child.” “Hey Ma” is a tribute to the women who’ve cared for a child, whether or not it was their biological child.
5. Nas, “Dance” (2002)
“Dance” is an emotional tribute to his deceased mother. Perhaps the most ” emotionally charged song on this list, Nas reflects on his mothers sacrifices and imagines his mother dancing in Heaven. “Jesus finally got his bride/ mommy dance with him,” he raps. Throughout it all, Nas concludes that he wants one more dance with his mother. “Dance” is a tearjerker and Nas’ pain vibrates throughout the track. Much like other entries on this list, “Dance” is a firm reminder to appreciate their mothers while they’re still alive.
4. Drake, “Look What You’ve Done” (2011)
Drake’s sincerity shines on “Look What You’ve Done,” a song dedicated to his mother, grandmother and uncle. The Take Care highlight details Drake’s appreciation for his mother and the hardships they faced throughout his childhood. The first verse plays out like an argument between the two before Drake details the pain that these arguments cause him. Despite these heated moments, he makes it clear that his love for her never fades. More significantly, Drake details her struggles with illnesses, explaining that his primary motivation for his extraordinary work ethic is to see his mom healthy.
3. Jay-Z, “I Made It” (2006)
Jay-Z’s “I Made It” is a triumphant track that celebrates the rapper’s success as well as the impact his mother had on that success. Jay-Z shares his thankfulness for her role in repairing his relationship with his father before he passed, as well as his mother’s efforts to keep the lights on as he grew up. In the third verse, Jay-Z promises to give his mother everything. He raps, “now your lil’ misfit make sure every day is Christmas, write out your wish list.”
2. Tupac, “Dear Mama” (1995)
“Dear Mama” may be the greatest dedication to a mother in music history. Tupac opens up about their relationship, from the struggles his mother faced to the good times they shared together. For example, Tupac shares his admiration for his mother’s ability to defend herself in court while pregnant. “Dear Mama” is regarded as one of Tupac’s best songs ever and for good reason. It is not only a sincere dedication to Afeni Shakur but also a universal tribute to all mothers. In the words of ‘Pac: “Ain’t a woman alive that could take my mama’s place.”
1. Kanye West, “Hey Mama” (2005)
Kanye West’s “Hey Mama” has taken on even more emotional weight after the passing of West’s mother, Donda. Kanye debuted the song on an episode of Oprah with his mother sitting on stage with him. During the third verse, Kanye danced with his mother and handed her the mic to sing along with him. Along with Tupac’s “Dear Mama”, “Hey Mama” has become one of the most well-known celebrations of mothers in music history. Kanye has continued to perform the song as a tribute to his mother, most notably at the 2008 Grammy Awards, in which Kanye broke down mid-performance. In its totality, “Hey Mama” is a deeply touching and powerful song, and is both a celebration and tribute to mothers around the world.
DJ Cassidy’s Pass The Mic Live! Tour will kick off on May 12 at the Prudential Center. In honour of this history-making event, here are some of the best moments from the evolution of ‘Pass The Mic’.
After several passes and episodes, DJ Cassidy’s microphone will be put aside, particularly the television programs. His renowned “Pass the Mic” series, began on the internet as a pandemic phenomenon. He combined classic R&B and rap stars on social media. Subsequently, he shifted to BET for a series of post-awards special broadcasts. Sadly, the grand finale of the hit music series aired on October 4th, 2023, after the BET Hip-Hop Awards.
DJ Cassidy’s ‘Pass The Mic: BET Mother’s Day Edition
On this special day dedicated to mothers, DJ Cassidy will pass the mic to an iconic and irreplaceable line-up of acclaimed soul artists to perform their most encouraging, heartwarming, and memorable songs.
In this episode, DJ Cassidy passed the mic to “The Godmother of Soul,” Patti LaBelle and R&B icon and New Edition member, Johnny Gill.
Labelle and Gill were joined with over a dozen other renowned artists who joined forces to honour mothers and women around the globe.
The ’90s R&B Ladies Episode
Featuring En Vogue, SWV, and TLC. This episode brought together some of the biggest female R&B stars of the 1990s and created a nostalgic moment for fans of ’90s R&B. Each artist performed a snippet of their songs.
In addition, the episode featured a special tribute to the late Aaliyah, with her hits “One in a Million” and “Are You That Someone” performed by the other artists.
The 90s R&B Ladies’ Episode of “Pass The Mic” was praised for its celebration of female empowerment and for showcasing the incredible talent of these iconic singers.
most importantly, the 90s R&B Ladies’ Episode of “Pass The Mic” was a standout moment in the series and a must-watch for fans of 90s R&B and soul music.
The Earth, Wind & Fire and The Isley Brothers Episode
The episode featured original members of both bands. This includes Verdine White, Ralph Johnson, Philip Bailey of Earth, Wind, and Fire and Ronald Isley and Ernie Isley of The Isley Brothers. DJ Cassidy served as the host and master mixer, guiding the performances and transitioning between the songs seamlessly.
Interestingly, the episode featured the two groups performing some of their most iconic hits acapella from their homes. The performance included Earth, Wind & Fire’s “September,” “Let’s Groove,” and “Boogie Wonderland,” as well as The Isley Brothers’ “Who’s That Lady,” “Shout,” and “Between the Sheets.”
The ’80s Hip-Hop Episode
This episode featured some of the biggest names in ’80s hip-hop, including Rakim, Kool Moe Dee, and Big Daddy Kane. The episode showcased the golden age of hip-hop and brought back memories of the era’s iconic sounds and styles.
The ’80s Hip-Hop Episode of “Pass The Mic” premiered on October 10, 2020, and featured some of the most iconic and influential hip-hop artists from the 1980s.
The episode united the likes of Kurtis Blow, Doug E. Fresh, Kool Moe Dee, Whodini, MC Lyte and other legendary hip-hop pioneers. Each artist performed a snippet of their most popular songs.
The episode featured many classic hip-hop hits from the 80s, including Kurtis Blow’s “The Breaks,” Doug E. Fresh’s “The Show,” Kool Moe Dee’s “Wild Wild West,” and Whodini’s “Friends.” Other highlights included MC Lyte’s “Lyte As A Rock,” Big Daddy Kane’s “Ain’t No Half Steppin’,” and Run-DMC’s “It’s Tricky.”
The ’80s Hip-Hop Episode of “Pass The Mic” celebrated the early days of hip-hop and its legendary pioneers. As a result, it was a nostalgic trip down memory lane for fans of 80s hip-hop music.
The Funk Episode:
This episode of DJ Cassidy’s Pass The Mic- Best moments featured George Clinton, Bootsy Collins, and Morris Day. The Funk Episode celebrated the funk genre’s iconic sounds and styles. The episode was a funky, groovy, and soulful journey through the history of funk music.
The Soul Train Episode
Featuring The O’Jays, The Temptations, and more, this episode paid tribute to the legendary television show “Soul Train” and its iconic soul performers. The episode was a celebration of the timeless music that defined the soul era.
DJ Cassidy’s Pass The Mic: The Reunion Episode
One of the most talked-about moments from “Pass The Mic” was the virtual reunion of the cast of the popular 1990s television show, “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.” The episode featured Will Smith, Alfonso Ribeiro, Tatyana Ali, and DJ Jazzy Jeff. The group performed the show’s iconic theme song and brought back memories of the beloved sitcom.
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.
continue to pray for the mother’s who are living without their children. 