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Tech N9ne Goes Back To Where It All Began On “The Birth”

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Tech N9ne is currently gearing up to drop his new project COSM, which will be the ninth in the Missouri-born performer’s “Collabos” series. It’s been seven years since he unveiled his last installment, and it’s safe to say that fans are ready for more. Fortunately, they don’t have to wait too much longer. COSM is expected to arrive on July 12 of this year and is available for pre-order now.

In the meantime, the hitmaker has given listeners a taste of what’s to come with a few singles like “Drippy Drop,” which he dropped earlier this month. He teamed up with Skatterman and Snug Brim for the fun, summer-ready song, and is back with more yet again. This time, he’s unleashed a solo track called “The Birth,” which leans into slightly more serious and introspective themes.

On the melancholy track, Tech N9ne reflects on some of his early days. He recalls realizing he wanted to be “an elite MC,” watching his mother struggle with various health issues, ultimately being “set free” by music, and much more. It has a fittingly nostalgic sound, which lines up well with the lyrical content. What do you think of tech N9ne’s nostalgic new track? What about its accompanying music video? Will you be adding “The Birth” to your playlist or not? Are you looking forward to hearing his new album COSM when it drops next month? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates.

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Tech N9ne Unleashes New Single Ahead Of COSM

Quotable Lyrics:

You see my artsy hate, Jellysickle dripping on ya
But these guys bars be fake, yeah these fists will hit them stronger

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PARTYNEXTDOOR Blasts Jeremih, Chris Brown & Bryson Tiller Over Their New Music Video

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Looks like the year of beef isn’t over yet, as PARTYNEXTDOOR just tweeted and deleted some scathing shots at Chris Brown, Jeremih, and Bryson Tiller over their new collab “Wait On It.” Moreover, apparently they featured PARTY’s ex-girlfriend Desma in the visual, and these new attacks are interesting considering that he reportedly brought Jeremih out at his concert on Thursday night (June 27) just before the song came out (for the record, the two had previously squashed beef). Overall, it seems like quite the nasty situation between four guys who could make great collaborations together. It’s also unknown how much Brown and Tiller are “at fault” here when it comes to this choice.

“I’m finna make these n***as cry…” one of PARTYNEXTDOOR’s since-deleted tweets read. “Bryson Chris; and Jeremih… enjoy, the nights, of your life. Doing videos, at 34, that b***h broke. I know 5 rnb singers who broke.” It looks like he also allegedly bragged about having $40 million in the bank, and the “Ratchet Happy Birthday” originator might have more to say. Still, considering that he deleted these tweets, maybe this will just stay in the history books, or Jeremih, Chris Brown, and Bryson Tiller will respond in kind.

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PARTYNEXTDOOR’s Deleted Tweets Against His Ex, Jeremih, Chris Brown & Bryson Tiller

In fact, it’s not even clear why PARTYNEXTDOOR is mad: it’s just understandable to make the assumption if Desma was in the “Wait On It” music video. Elsewhere, though, PARTY spoke on some interesting routines for his vocal technique, and maybe they can calm him down amid this combativeness. For a raspier tone, he revealed that a shot of vodka will usually do the trick, whereas he uses almost-boiling water to sit in the back of his throat if he wants the purest tone possible. They’re certainly some odd choices, but it usually results in great singing, so all’s well that ends well?

Still, it begs the question… Will this situation end well? Will PARTYNEXTDOOR continue to go at these R&B rivals over some girl trouble? Or will he choose to respond to Kendrick Lamar’s nose-playing claims on “Not Like Us” months after its release and support his OVO partner Drake in the beef? Time will tell, but it seems like the Canadian crooner is ready for some smoke either way.

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Sexyy Red Taps Chief Keef For A Presidential “Bow Bow Bow (F My Baby Dad)” Music Video: Watch

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The 2024 United States presidential election is coming up this November, and after last night’s (Thursday, June 27) debate between hopefuls Joe Biden and Donald Trump, the culture is looking to a new candidate to save the nation. Just wait until she finishes her Maury parody run. Sexyy Red, Ms. “Make America Sexyy Again” herself, just released the music video for the Chief Keef-remixed “Bow Bow Bow (F My Baby Dad).” In it, she engages with her presidential campaign with a comical ad at the start before hopping on a reality show to see if Sosa is truly the father of her child.

Furthermore, it’s about as wild, raunchy, and ridiculous of a mix as it sounds on paper, and the visuals are all the better for it. It’s a pretty funny and entertaining watch, and one that apparently proved that previous drama concerning Sexyy Red and Chief Keef was all a promotional stunt. For those unaware, the former had a social media spat with Kayla B, King Von’s sister, and fought with her over the Almighty So 2 rapper. While we’re not ruling out that some tension actually went down, it’s a very private affair that they seemed to play up for the Internet and to get some buzz around this new release.

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Sexyy Red & Chief Keef’s “Bow Bow Bow (F My Baby Dad)” Music Video: Watch

Elsewhere, Sexyy Red continues to rally against her detractors for many different reasons, many of which concern her image and her visibility. Even though the problems we can attribute to any one artist are universal issues, this doesn’t stop folks from unfairly singling out their chosen scapegoats. For example, she recently dismissed a viral rant about how she supposedly has a “detrimental” impact on the Black community. Sometimes, criticism is called out as hating from a mile away, although there’s almost always some truth to it.

But that’s not concerning Sexyy Red on her way to hip-hop’s highest echelons, despite some understandable concerns with her previous Trump endorsement. We can’t wait for the next hit to receive a visual treatment, and to see how much farther this style will go. If it’s quality, we’re all for it. After all, there’s an art to raunchiness that too many people today just can’t seem to grasp.

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Sexyy Red Taps Chief Keef For A Presidential “Bow Bow Bow (F My Baby Dad)” Music Video: Watch

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The 2024 United States presidential election is coming up this November, and after last night’s (Thursday, June 27) debate between hopefuls Joe Biden and Donald Trump, the culture is looking to a new candidate to save the nation. Just wait until she finishes her Maury parody run. Sexyy Red, Ms. “Make America Sexyy Again” herself, just released the music video for the Chief Keef-remixed “Bow Bow Bow (F My Baby Dad).” In it, she engages with her presidential campaign with a comical ad at the start before hopping on a reality show to see if Sosa is truly the father of her child.

Furthermore, it’s about as wild, raunchy, and ridiculous of a mix as it sounds on paper, and the visuals are all the better for it. It’s a pretty funny and entertaining watch, and one that apparently proved that previous drama concerning Sexyy Red and Chief Keef was all a promotional stunt. For those unaware, the former had a social media spat with Kayla B, King Von’s sister, and fought with her over the Almighty So 2 rapper. While we’re not ruling out that some tension actually went down, it’s a very private affair that they seemed to play up for the Internet and to get some buzz around this new release.

Read More: Sexyy Red 2024 Tour: Tickets, Dates & More

Sexyy Red & Chief Keef’s “Bow Bow Bow (F My Baby Dad)” Music Video: Watch

Elsewhere, Sexyy Red continues to rally against her detractors for many different reasons, many of which concern her image and her visibility. Even though the problems we can attribute to any one artist are universal issues, this doesn’t stop folks from unfairly singling out their chosen scapegoats. For example, she recently dismissed a viral rant about how she supposedly has a “detrimental” impact on the Black community. Sometimes, criticism is called out as hating from a mile away, although there’s almost always some truth to it.

But that’s not concerning Sexyy Red on her way to hip-hop’s highest echelons, despite some understandable concerns with her previous Trump endorsement. We can’t wait for the next hit to receive a visual treatment, and to see how much farther this style will go. If it’s quality, we’re all for it. After all, there’s an art to raunchiness that too many people today just can’t seem to grasp.

Read More: Sexyy Red Fires Back At Her Natural Hair Haters: “What Tracks?”

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Charleston White Shares Cynical Theory About Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” Video Shoot

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Charleston White is someone who’s become known for his questionable takes on a variety of different topics, and now, Kendrick Lamar is one of them. During a recent interview, the internet personality weighed in on Kendrick bringing rival gangs together for his upcoming “Not Like Us” music video. While the rapper was widely praised for doing so, White thinks it was only for optics, and not a real attempt to promote peace in his community.

“Kendrick did that for a video shoot,” he claimed. “He didn’t do that to bring n****s together. Them n****s just found something to dance to.” White also went on to argue that Kendrick’s effort to promote up-and-coming artists at “The Pop Out” fell flat. “They ain’t going nowhere. Ain’t nobody finna to listen to no up-and-coming L.A. artists, but L.A. artists in their neighborhood. Don’t nobody want to hear that sh*t,” he said.

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Charleston White Thinks Kendrick Lamar Only Brought Rival Gangs Together For Optics

Elsewhere in the conversation, White made it clear that he supported Drake amid his viral rap beef with Kendrick. He also insisted that he’s a far better artist overall, and claimed that it’s not even a close call. “Let me just say this,” he began. “Drake a way better rapper. I know Drake’s songs, I ain’t never heard a n***a in Texas pull up bumping Kendrick’s sh*t or nothing. I was just going against the grain. Let’s be clear. Kendrick can’t compare unless you like twisting your fingers up like the r******* people. That’s the only way you gonna like Kendrick, you’ve got to be r*******.”

What do you think of Charleston White’s cynical take on Kendrick Lamar? Do you agree with him or not? Are you looking forward to seeing the rapper’s new “Not Like Us” music video when it finally drops? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates.

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Sexyy Red Reveals Chief Keef And Kayla B Drama Was Simply A Genius Promotional Tactic

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Sexyy Red is clearly handling her massive success quite well, inviting controversy and speculation to further her own rollout goals and image. Moreover, you might have heard that she and Kayla B (King Von’s sister) got into some salacious social media spats over Chief Keef, being that both of them claimed to be romantically involved with him. However, it looks like all that (at least, on Sexyy’s behalf) was just for show, as she recently previewed a Maury-parodying music video for her remix collab with Sosa, “Bow Bow Bow (F My Baby Mama).” It’s a reimagining of her original hit, “Bow Bow Bow (F My Baby Dad).”

Furthermore, it seems like all the Internet attacks and jokes about polyamory were just that: jokes and antics to get us invested. It’s a pretty smart scheme, albeit one that risked actually driving a wedge in between Sexyy Red, Chief Keef, and Kayla B. But we’re sure that the music video will at least be a pretty comical and entertaining visual treatment, so all’s well that ends well. We just hope that King Von’s sister got the memo and that they’re all a part of this together. If they’re not, that’s when things could really get messy.

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Regardless, Sexyy Red is also going on tour soon, so she’s understandably got a lot to promote and move with. However, this provided a pretty stark contrast compared to how other celebrities in the rap game choose to handle their extracurricular antics and headlines. While other artists seem more comfortable with keeping that drama at arm’s length of their art and career, the St. Louis native knows the strength of using both in tandem. It hasn’t always been a successful experiment, but it’s been much better than many predicted.

Meanwhile, the “N.P.O.” MC has a lot more to look forward to this year. Maybe she’s actually pregnant again as she teased with this music video snippet, but at this point, who knows? Nevertheless, Sexyy Red definitely has a great marketing team behind her, or this was just the stars aligning and blessing her with an extra boost. As long as she can capitalize on that, then she’ll handle future antics as swimmingly as this one.

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Trey Songz Scrapped Tyga Music Video Due To Lack Of Black Representation

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Trey Songz surprised fans on June 25. The R&B singer posted clips from an unreleased music video starring him and Tyga. He also shared the explanation for why the video never saw the light of day. It wasn’t due to any tension with Tyga, or complications with record labels. In fact, everybody but Trey Songz was onboard with releasing the video. The singer told his followers that the reason he chose to scrap the collaboration was because of who was cast in the video. Or more specifically, who wasn’t.

Songz was put off by the fact that the music video did not have a lot of black female representation. “Archives,” he confirmed in the caption. “I scrapped this video cause it wasn’t enough Black women in it. In Spain last time somebody called me n***er didn’t feel right [shrug shoulders emoticon].” Songz made it clear that there were no hard feelings between him and Tyga. “Song cold tho,” he added. “Traw my dawg @tyga.” While the sentiment was well-received, and even praised by some, most of the users in Trey Songz’s comment section criticized him for his reasoning.

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Trey Songz Was Criticized By Social Media Users

“Yall be in America avoiding black women,” one user wrote. “But gone record a video in a country where there really ain’t none and try to make a spectacle about it. Leave us out of it.” Another user took Songz to task for his making this decision after he shot the video. “It’s him thinking we are silly enough to fall for this nonsense,” they noted. “Sir, you saw that when you filmed the video. But ok…” Several users posited that Trey Songz was trying to appeal to his female audience, given the string of accusations that’ve been made against him recently.

In April, Songz settled a $25 million lawsuit out of court. The woman who filed the suit, Jane Doe, stated that the singer sexually assaulted her at a Los Angeles party in 2016. This suit came only months after a different woman accused Songz of assaulting her at his Los Angeles home in 2015. The singer has not publicly addressed the accusations. He did, however, post a cryptic message on Instagram shortly after the $25 million lawsuit was filed. “Lies will never be the truth,” he wrote. “No matter who chooses to believe such. Alhamdulillah.”

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GloRilla Hits The Open Road In New “TGIF” Music Video

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GloRilla is unbothered. The rapper has scored a handful of top 40 singles over the last few years. She was also the opening act for Megan Thee Stallion during the latter’s recent tour. GloRilla’s career is at all time high, which means she’s dealing with more hate than ever before. It’s the way things work. It’s also the focus of the rapper’s new single “TGIF.” GloRilla dismisses her haters over infectious trap production, and the music video matches the song’s energy by heading out to the desert.

The “TGIF” music video largely takes place on a tour bus, which makes sense given GloRilla’s touring schedule. It’s a tactic Latto pulled on the “Sunday Service (Remix),” which featured her, Megan Thee Stallion and Flo Milli rapping and twerking on another tour bus. GloRilla’s music video is a step above Latto’s posse cut, though. For one, the dancing plays more of a role. GloRilla and her crew are filmed celebrating in multiple locations, and the energy they have is infectious.

Especially during the desert scenes, which is embellished through impressive drone camerawork and a warm aesthetic perfectly suited to the song’s lyrics. “It’s 7 p.m. Friday, it’s ninety-five degrees,” GloRilla raps. “I ain’t got no n**ga, and no n**ga ain’t got me. I’m ’bout to show my a*s.” It all works in unison, and it’s all fun.

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GloRilla Throws A Summer Party In “New “TGIF” Video

Let us know what you think of this new music video, in the comments section down below. How did you feel about GloRilla’s new single? Do you feel like this is one of her best music videos yet? Do you think she’s dissing someone in particular? Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the music world. We will continue to keep you informed on all of your favorite artists and their upcoming projects.

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JasonMartin Divulges On Kendrick Lamar “Not Like Us” Music Video Shoot & Bobbi Althoff’s Compton Visit

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The hip-hop community can’t stop talking about Kendrick Lamar’s upcoming “Not Like Us” music video filmed in his home city of Compton. The media is hawking around the scene for any insight that they can find into the anticipated visuals. Moreover, TMZ recently called up “Pop Out” attendee and West Coast musician JasonMartin and asked about the shoot, as he was also there to witness the whole thing go down. He talked about what it meant for K.Dot and for the surrounding artists, and even chimed in briefly about Bobbi Althoff’s surprising Compton visit and supposed music video cameo. “For me and him… I know for him especially and myself, like, that neighborhood birthed us and raised us,” Martin’s remarks on Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” shoot began. “We’re from over there, Central and Rosecrans, Central and El Segundo.

“So to be out there with all our people, with all our people that watched us grow up,” JasonMartin continued about Kendrick Lamar. “For him to get the love and admiration that he deserves for what he’s doing, it was almost biblical. I have never felt that safe in my own community ever. And then to go to the Compton courthouse and to be at the top with every representation of street culture there at one time. And to never feel any tension is a new reality for us. We’ve been talking about it every day. For those that’s not from here, they won’t get it. Safety was a thing we always had to worry about. From each corner, every corner, there was some different type of mischief going on. To be able to walk around our city like that, knowing that nothing was going to happen.

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Bobbi Althoff At Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” Music Video Shoot In Compton

“I hope [change] continues, I know it will,” Jason Martin continued. “I mean, it feels like it. Just from talking to some brothers from different other areas. There’s been three to four different arenas of people that have truced up that have been warring for a long time. I think people like how it feels. I can’t say enough about Kendrick, man, I pray that it keeps going on. He said in the line: ‘if Pirus and Crips all got along, they’d probably gun be down by the end of the song’ [“m.A.A.d. city”]. But that has now changed. He got them to get along for longer than a week. It’s hands-down, he’s the king of hip-hop. Period. There’s no one bigger than Kendrick Lamar right now, there’s nobody bigger than him.

“And for him to take his biggest moment and decide to hand all of us the baton to be a part of it just shows you what real kings are supposed to do,” Jason Martin concluded. “I think [Bobbi Althoff] was there the day before shooting some stuff at Enterprise Park. I think it makes all the sense in the world. Why can’t white people come to Compton to have a good time and see what’s going on? I think everybody should be able to come to the city and come see what’s going on, man. We the new Hollywood, come check it out. You good. And I bet she had a great time, too. She felt at home. I feel like all races, all walks of life, should be able to come to our city and have a good time.”

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Erica Banks Flexes Her New Derriere Again In NSFW Single “ON HIS FACE”

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Throughout the career of Texas rapper Erica Banks, she has shown that she is not shy about her assets. This continues to be more and more common for the female rap community to be more out there. The saying “sex sells” rings true still, as every time she drops, the number of clicks is always massive. Even though her and a lot of other stars are capitalizing on this, it has not come without criticism. Many were already aware of Erica having a BBL, and most were praising her for how it looked. However, she went back for another round and fans were confused. But Erica Banks is showing that could not care less, as she twerks up a storm in the visuals for her new single, “ON HIS FACE”.

This one of several releases for the 25-year-old over the last seven months or so. A good chunk of the tracks has been YouTube exclusive. Only “ON HIS FACE” and “I Ain’t Fresh” –the song about the viral meme– are on streaming platforms. Erica Banks has mostly been doing just fine with the freestyles, but both of these songs could be possible singles for an LP down the line. That of course is just speculation, but it might be time for her to drop an album.

Despite it being nearly a year since Real Rap B****, Erica could reward herself nicely, especially given where she is at right now. “ON HIS FACE” is already doing well on YT, pulling in over 170,000 views in three days. Whether you want to knock her for being overtly sexual in her music is up to you. But we see this as a prime opportunity for the Flow Queen to cash out.

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