DJ Akademiks shared a warning for Meek Mill on Twitter, complaining that the Philadelphia rapper tweeted about him despite having him blocked. Meek had been venting about the current media landscape in a series of posts when he wrote: “They all post bad about me because I don’t pay none of them. That’s why they have akademiks a rapist type couch potatoe controlling the narrative on the biggest battles to keep track… I been told him stop posting me they business flow when they speak only on the culture!” Akademiks has been covering the feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar over the last several months.
When Akademiks caught wind of the mention, he wrote: “Can someone tell washed up ass Meek Mill to hang it up… you making the same mistake u did in 2015 bozo… stop tweeting. go make a track dummy. Mans mad his career got killed by a singing n***a.. a blogging n***a and cuz of a lawsuit. U blocked me weirdo stop talking bout me.”
DETROIT, MICHIGAN – JANUARY 19: Meek Mill performs at Little Caesars Arena on January 19, 2024 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Scott Legato/Getty Images)
Akademiks and Meek have been at odds for years at this point. In March, Meek seemingly threatened Ak in a post online amid the long-standing feud. In the latest post, Ak was referencing Meek’s infamous beef with Drake back in 2015 by remarking that he got “killed by a singing n***a.” Elsewhere in his Twitter posts from Monday, Meek also commented on 50 Cent’s feud with King Combs, as well as Soulja Boy beefing with Metro Boomin. “I don’t ask people to defend me,” he remarked. “I’m school jail I always defended myself … you either with us or not!”
Meek Mill & DJ Akademiks Go Back & Forth
They all post bad about me because I don’t pay none of them that’s why they have akademiks a rapist type couch potatoe controlling the narrative on the biggest battles to keep track… I been told him stop posting me they business flow when they speak only on the culture!
This year isn’t halfway through, but it’s already been cemented as the “year of the diss track.” Whether there’s something in the water or the stars are misaligned, there’s been a ton of beef this year, and now Sukihana and JT want in. While the City Girl has had her fair share of feuds, Suki’s the latest opp on her roster. Not one to shy away from the spotlight, the “Casamigos” singer has set the ball rolling. Sukihana recently released the devastatingly scathing “Cocaine,” an official diss against JT, kicking down the door for a newfound feud.
Things Aren’t “Okay”
The beef between Sukihana and JT unofficially began after JT released her solo single “Okay.” A specific line in the song seemed to target Sukihana.“She ate crab legs, now her whole tooth missin’ / Cheap ass veneers, you stay talkin’ sh*t / Put a marker to this b*tch, she’s so counterfeit,” JT rapped. The track was released while Sukihana was in jail for possession of codeine and ecstasy with intent to distribute. That’s most likely why it did not immediately spiral into a full-blown feud at the time. In fact, some listeners believed it was a reference to Cardi B, who had a similar experience with her veneers and was also recently at loggerheads with JT.
Suki’s Response
I was finna roast tf out of floptavia aka Ms.Shitty girl during her coke rant but I’m gone take it to the booth and show you I can really rap bum ass long tittie bed bug looking winchhhhhhhhhhhh
— Suki WITH THE GOOD COOCHIE (@sukihanagoat) May 5, 2024
After her release on bond on April 25, Sukihana addressed the “crab legs” line during an Instagram Live session. She acknowledged her past incident with crab legs, which led to her losing a veneer. “We all know I did break my teeth on some crab legs… But I don’t talk sh*t about b*tches,” she said. “I always show b*tches love. Never hate on a b*tch. Never call a b*tch names.”
Sukihana then asked JT to clarify if the lyrics were about her but did not get a reply from JT. This led to her dissing the “No Bars” rapper on X (formerly Twitter). “She pretty then a muf**a but she be doing cocainnnn,” Suki wrote. She followed it up with, “Y’all pray for me nothing wrong it’s just Jt lips use to be so white.”
JT & Sukihana’s Beef Blows Up
Ms.shitty but YOU have a song that say EATING NIGGAS ASS?? your the skum of the earth hoe! Everything YOU do come with shock value & nobody’s never shocked or does it hold any value! Flop ? Girl stop you let Stan twitter drag you in this & ima take it wherever you wanna go! BITCH https://t.co/QTXeUhif1a
JT took to her account on the same platform with a series of posts alleging that Sukihana was very much aware that the lyrics were not about her. She also claimed that Suki wanted to use the beef to chase clout. JT quickly took things up a notch, referring to the Baddies star as “Sardine Suki.” Furthermore, she wrote that Sukihana goes “viral for stupid sh*t daily.”
In reference to Suki joking that her lips used to be white, JT fired shots in return. “Talking about my lips use to be white, h*e yours use to be flat! Don’t let that synthetic hyaluronic acid get to your brain sardine suki.” She also accused Suki of attending her birthday party uninvited and posted pictures of Suki (an outspokenly sexual woman). One photo featured her sucking on someone’s toes, and in another, an unknown pill was placed on her tongue. The pictures were captioned: “I don’t think I’m better than Suki baby, I AM BETTER THAN SUKI this is not a woman.”
Suki Drops “Cocaine”
Sukihana escalated the beef even further when she released a JT diss track titled “Cocaine” on May 8th. The track was promised in one of the many posts from her exchange with JT: “I was finna roast tf out of floptavia aka Ms Shi*ty girl during her coke rant but I’m gone take it to the booth and show you I can really rap bum a** long tittie bed bug looking winch.” In the song, she accused JT of using cocaine. Suki also attacked JT’s appearance for most of the 3-minute track.
“Ol’ botched body bald eagle lookin’ ass b*tch / With that 5 o’clock shadow, girl, shave that chin,” she rapped. Sukihana also asserted that JT looked “like a trans,” with the lyrics: “You ain’t lyin’ when you say you look like a trans / ‘Cause your n***a only f*ck wit’ you because you look like a man.” She took things further when she made a reference to JT’s past beefs with other female rappers. Specifically, she referenced her past feuds with Ice Spice and her City Girls co-act Yung Miami.
“You was mad at Ice Spice cause your n*gga wanna f*ck her.” This line points to the infamous MTV VMA’s incident, when JT hurled her phone at Lil Uzi, allegedly because he flirted with Ice Spice. Regarding JT’s fight with Yung Miami Sukihana said, “You been hatin’ on Caresha since a baby.” She also dropped the line, “You the type of b*tch that’ll backdoor your friend.” The relationship between the two City Girls seems to have hit a number of rocks lately. Moreover, although the duo is not officially disbanded, JT is currently midway to launching a full-blown solo career.
Conclusion
JT has been preparing to drop her solo debut project City Cinderella amid the ongoing feud. Some onlookers still believe the rappers are setting the scene for their respective releases, and this is all a stunt. Nonetheless, it’s important to note that the beef between Sukihana and JT does not seem to have peaked just yet. Should JT decide to respond in kind with her own track, then things could really take off. Maybe then, the pair could finally earn a spot among 2024’s most interesting rap beefs.
American singer Jaguar Wright is undoubtedly incredibly talented. However, she is now mostly known for her shocking gossip stories about the music industry than for her skill. Jaguar is so good that her musical achievements include collaborations with some of the biggest artists and music bands, including Jay-Z, The Roots, and Blackalicious. The New Jersey-born songstress has two studio albums to her name. These are Denials, Delusions and Decisions, and Divorcing Neo 2 Marry Soul, released in 2002 and 2005, respectively.
However, rather than making headlines for her musical artistry, it is Jaguar’s stories about some of the industry’s biggest names that people know her for. She has made allegations about Jay-Z, Common, Mary J. Blige, Jill Scott, Diddy, and others. One thing about Jaguar Wright’s stories is that they are mind-blowing. Here are the wildest music industry tales Jaguar ever told.
3. The One About Diddy Being An Alleged Murderer
Long before singer and music producer Cassie accused music mogul Diddy of raping and physically assaulting her, Jaguar Wright had made scathing allegations against him. In 2022, Jaguar appeared in an interview with RealLyfe Productions and made several revelations about the music industry. In her disclosures about Diddy, Jaguar suggested that he could be behind the death of some Uptown Records employees. She said, “Uptown Records started with five people—Andre Harrell, Al B. Sure, Heavy D, and Puffy [Diddy]; and Kim [Porter] was the longest-working employee. She was there from the very beginning, she was Andre’s personal assistant. Kim is dead, Heavy D is dead, Andre Harrell is dead, the only two left are Puffy and Al, and Al almost died. Isn’t that interesting?”
Jaguar Wright added that the dead and surviving Uptown Records employees had one thing in common. “They were all writing tell-all books.” She added, “Has Puffy ever been in a coma? Has anything happened to him? He must be the luckiest mother**ker because it seems like everybody that worked at Uptown Records from the very beginning are gone. Just him.” Jaguar also alleged that Cassie left Diddy because something went wrong in their relationship. She claimed that Diddy paid Cassie $500,000 monthly before he “dropped her down.”
2. The One About Common Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Her
In another interview from 2020, Jaguar opened up about how Common allegedly sexually assaulted her. Jaguar explained that she and Common ended up together after a show. She continued, “Next thing we know, we go to bed, and he says, ‘C’mon J.’ No, I’m tired, n*gga. I was on the stage all night, I wanna lay down.” Jaguar also claimed that she kept all her clothes on that night as a precaution as she was a victim of sexual assault. She fell asleep but was shocked when she woke up in the morning. Jaguar accused Common of trying to initiate oral sex with her.
She claimed, “This n*gga tryin’ to stick his d*ck in my mouth while I’m sleep. Lonnie f*ckin’ Lynn. Rashid. Common. Whatever the f*ck you wanna call yourself. That’s why I stopped f*ckin’ with him. Because n*gga, if you gon’ try to stick your d*ck in my mouth while I’m sleep, there ain’t nothin’ you won’t do.” However, Common denied the allegations during an interview with Philadelphia’s Rise and Grind Morning Show. He said, “God bless Jaguar. I really don’t have any negative thoughts toward her. I was for sure disappointed and hurt when she said what she said about me because it wasn’t true.”
Common said he knew people who had endured sexual assault and knew they wouldn’t make false claims. He also said he understood Jaguar might be going through some things he didn’t understand. Common concluded, “In all truth, I went through different emotions. I’m like, oh man, why is she saying this? This is not true. How’s this gon’ affect me?”
1. The One About The Roots Allegedly Helping R. Kelly Recruit Underage Girls
Jaguar Wright said y’all favorite hip hop band was around with R Kelly getting young girls to come to the studio. Yikes. pic.twitter.com/kyvNDECUpX
In 2020, while R. Kelly was awaiting trial for sex trafficking, Jaguar Wright claimed the famous band The Roots helped him carry out his crimes. Jaguar made the assertions in an Instagram Live video. She said, “Look at R. Kelly, The Roots was around when that n*gga was sending his driver around to go get girls from what was the middle school — They brought ’em to the studio. They brought ’em to Larry Gold’s studio and I was told to mind my f*cking business if I wanted to keep my career. A member of The Roots told me that, ‘That ain’t none of your business. That man makes people millionaires.’”
Jaguar further expressed regret for not speaking up about the issue back then. She said she felt horrible for keeping quiet about it, especially as she was a sexual abuse survivor. She concluded, “You know how responsible I feel for the women I let get hurt because I didn’t say nothing.”
Jaguar Wright’s claims, whether true or not, shook the music industry. Although many people felt she was doing so for attention, the severity of those allegations, especially in light of recent happenings, may make one want to pay attention. Right now, it is uncertain if those Jaguar accused would ever face legal action as her claims would require hard evidence and not just word of mouth to prove.
The beef between Kendrick Lamar and Drake has been a massive commercial success for everyone involved, especially Kendrick. Songs are racking up millions and millions of streams in very short windows of time. Unsurprisingly, that’s translated into tons of chart success. Songs like “euphoria” and “push ups” had already made their debuts in the top 20 of the Hot 100 last month and now the newest charts just dripped with even more impressive success.
Additionally, Kendrick’s “euphoria” shot up from outside the top 10 all the way to number 3 on this week’s chart. One of Drake’s responses “Family Matters” also debuted inside the top 10 at number 7. That’s the second highest debut for any of the diss tracks so far lagging behind just “Not Like Us” which hit number one today. The song accomplished the incredibly impressive feat of landing at the top of the Hot 100 with only 5 days of tracking. Despite the head start ever other song on the charts got, the DJ Mustard produced cut landed at number one. The producer then took to twitter to share his thoughts on the impressive achievement. Check out what he had to say below.
Sometimes you really gotta pop out and show niggas!!!! To think . . . They really fronted on me and acted like I’m not who I am ! I’m thankful but not surprised; I never lost sight and stayed down. With my back against the wall is where I thrive. pic.twitter.com/jfAWQpZtHo
“Sometimes you really gotta pop out and show n*ggas!!!!” Mustard’s reaction began. “To think . . . They really fronted on me and acted like I’m not who I am ! I’m thankful but not surprised; I never lost sight and stayed down. With my back against the wall is where I thrive,” he continued. “Not Like Us” becomes Mustard’s highest charting song to date as a producer. It surpasses Ella Mai’s “Boo’d Up” which hit number 5 back in 2018.
What do you think of DJ Mustard’s reaction to a song he produced debuting at the top spot on the Hot 100 after just 5 days of tracking? Do you think the song will be a sustained hit on the charts going into summer? Let us know in the comment section below.
Chief Keef says that he’s been off lean for three to four months now and celebrated the accomplishment on social media, Sunday. The announcement comes after he dropped his new album, Almighty So 2, on Friday. It’s his first studio album since 2021’s 4NEM and serves as a sequel to his 2013 mixtape, Almighty So.
“Been clean of lean 3-4 months now! CHAMPION,” he wrote in his Instagram Story. He added a kissing face, clapping hands, and leaves emoji to the post. When the news made its way to the “HipHopHeads”Reddit, fans were thrilled. “His latest interview with Zane Lowe was shocking. I’ve never heard him speak so coherently,” one fan remarked. Another wrote: “F*ck yes I thought AS2 sounded cleaner like his delivery had range and was sharp. Keep it up, Sosa!”
INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA – MARCH 17: Rapper Chief Keef performs onstage during day 3 of Rolling Loud at Hollywood Park Grounds on March 17, 2024, in Inglewood, California. (Photo by Scott Dudelson/Getty Images)
For Almighty So 2, Keef teamed up with Ballout, G Herbo, Lil Gnar, Tierra Whack, Sexyy Red, and Quavo. The track, “Grape Trees,” marks his and Sexyy Red’s fourth time collaborating. Keef discussed their chemistry during an interview with Billboard earlier this year. “I just know she f**k with me real heavy,” he said at the time. “I f**k with her, too. [She was] saying she wants to come through and I said, ‘Hell f**king yeah.’ You can really just tell she comes from where we come from.”
Chief Keef Updates Fans On His Drug Use
Image via Instagram @chieffkeeffsossa
Check out Chief Keef’s latest Instagram post above. Following the release of the new album, Keef is set to embark on the A Lil Tour. It will see him traveling across the U.S. for 17 dates, starting in Boston on July 16th. Other stops include Brooklyn, Atlanta, Los Angeles, and more. Be on the lookout for further updates on Chief Keef on HotNewHipHop.
Over the years, more and more artists have jumped into the music festival game. This week, Aminé joins the likes of Chance The Rapper, Tyler The Creator and J. Cole with The Best Day Ever Festival, coming to his hometown, Portland, Oregon’s Edgefield Lawn on August 10 and 11. Aminé made the announcement in his usual, quirky way, employing a helicopter to announce the lineup in a colorful trailer, which you can watch below.
Naturally, Aminé himself will headline alongside his Kaytraminé collaborator Kaytranada, with a lineup rounded out by avant-garde jazz band BADBADNOTGOOD, breakout Atlanta rap star Karrahbooo, Aminé’s tour DJ MadisonLST, R&B singer Ravyn Lenae, chillwave pioneer Toro y Moi, and Portland rapper 3WayHeff.
Tickets for the festival go on sale beginning on Friday, May 17, at 10 AM PT, at thebestdayeverfest.com.
Aminé
Although Aminé hasn’t put out a new album since 2020’s Limbo, Aminé fans haven’t gone too long without something exciting from the “Caroline” rapper. In 2021, he dropped TwoPointFive, the follow-up to his 2018 mixtape OnePointFive, holding fans over until last year, when he teamed up with Kaytranada to release Kaytraminé. Although Aminé hasn’t announced a new album for 2024, it wouldn’t be too surprising to see him do so before his performance at The Best Day Ever Festival.
Cindy Herron is best known as a founding member of the iconic R&B group En Vogue. She has amassed a net worth of $7 million by 2024, according to CelebrityNetWorth. Herron’s career, marked by her exceptional vocal talent and dynamic performances, has spanned decades and includes notable contributions to music and acting. Her ability to adapt and evolve has ensured her lasting impact on the entertainment industry.
Rise To Fame With En Vogue
CHICAGO – APRIL 1990: Singers Dawn Robinson, Maxine Jones, Cindy Herron and Terry Ellis of En. Vogue poses for photos at WGCI-FM radio in Chicago, Illinois in April 1990. (Photo By Raymond Boyd/Getty Images)
Cindy Herron first rose to prominence in the early 1990s as part of En Vogue. They were one of the most successful and influential female R&B groups of all time. The group was known for their powerful harmonies and sophisticated image. They debuted with the album Born to Sing, which featured hits like “Hold On” and “Lies.” Their subsequent albums, including Funky Divas and EV3, solidified their place in music history with chart-topping singles such as “My Lovin’ (You’re Never Gonna Get It)” and “Don’t Let Go (Love).” Herron’s soulful voice and stage presence were instrumental in En Vogue’s success, earning them numerous awards and widespread acclaim.
Acting Career & Diversified Talents
DETROIT, MI – JULY 29: Terry Ellis, Cindy Herron, and Rhona Bennett of En Vogue perform at Chene Park on July 29, 2017, also in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Aaron J. Thornton#638682#51B ED/Getty Images)
Moreover, Cindy Herron has pursued acting, appearing in various film and television roles. Her performances in movies like Juice and TV shows such as Malcolm & Eddie and Touched by an Angel showcased her versatility and expanded her presence in the entertainment industry. Herron’s ability to transition seamlessly between music and acting highlights her multifaceted talent and dedication to her craft.
Continued Influence & Legacy
NEW YORK, NY – MARCH 27: (L-R) Rhona Bennett, Cindy Herron, and Terry Ellis of En Vogue visit Build to discuss their new album ‘Electric Cafe’ at Build Studio on March 27, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by Andrew Toth/Getty Images)
Beyond her work with En Vogue and acting, Herron has remained active in the music industry, participating in reunion tours and new projects with the group. En Vogue’s continued popularity and influence reflect Herron’s enduring appeal and the group’s lasting legacy in R&B and pop music. Herron’s contributions have inspired a new generation of artists and fans, underscoring the timeless quality of her talent.
Cindy Herron’s net worth reflects her successful career in both music and acting. Her journey from the heights of En Vogue’s fame to her various solo endeavors exemplifies her resilience and adaptability. Herron’s continued influence and commitment to her craft make her a significant figure in the entertainment industry, celebrated for her contributions to music and beyond.
Ferg has shared his first song since dropping the ASAP moniker from his name, prompting surprise and concern from fans of the group on social media. The long-time ASAP Mob member shared a music video for the track, “MDMX,” on his YouTube page, on Monday.
Fans had mixed responses to the move. Many expressed their shock such as one user who commented on the video: “Ferg took A$AP out his name???” Another fan remarked: “Damn the Era of Ferg (No ASAP).” Others were more confident in Ferg choosing to carve his own path. “It’s weird without A$AP, but guess he went his own way,” one fan commented. One more wrote: “A$AP not being in his name isn’t that big a deal, the spirit of the collective died with Yams. Good to see Ferg back at it.”
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – JANUARY 17: (L-R) A$AP Rocky, A$AP Ferg, and Jim Jones perform at Yams Day 2020 at Barclays Center on January 17, 2020 in New York City. (Photo by Johnny Nunez/WireImage)
Ferg previously announced his decision to drop ASAP from his name after inking a deal with JAY-Z’s Roc Nation back in 2021. In a press release from the time, the imprint said: “Ferg is very much still part of the Mob, and is A$AP Ferg within A$AP Mob… Ferg as an individual artist and with his solo career is Ferg.” In that vein, Ferg recently linked up with ASAP Rocky on Instagram Live to tease new music.
Ferg Shares Music Video For “MDMX”
Rocky previously discussed his relationship with Ferg during an appearance on Drink Champs in 2020. He said at the time: “Everything’s lovely, man. We all blessed to be here. Everybody doing they thing and everybody’s eclectically kind of like progressively being creative, doing they own thing… The hardest thing to do is to keep a group together and sh*t like that. That’s the hardest thing, bro.” Be on the lookout for further updates on Ferg on HotNewHipHop.
A few years ago one of the most surprising stories to ever hit the rap world dropped. 21 Savage, who by this point was already a superstar rapper most commonly associated with Atlanta, was arrested by ICE. Fans confused by why the immigration organization wanted anything to do with the rapper quickly got a surprise answer. That came with the reveal that he was actually born in England and came to the United States as a young child. Since then he had been staying in the country illegally, which is at the center of a recent revelation he made online.
Since his arrest Savage has made the most of the forced reveal of his origins. He eventually fought through legal battles to be freed from ICE containment. After that he went on to get his official US citizenship to settle any future worries about his stay in the country. He used that as a platform to launch his first ever European tour where he played hyped shows in places like Paris and his native London. While in the UK he even shot the stylish music video for his recent hit song “redrum.” But in a recent Instagram comment he clarified exactly why he kept things secret for so long and fans think he’s making a pretty good point. Check out what he had to say below.
During an unrelated conversation on Instagram about Soulja Boy, a fan called Savage’s alleged Atlanta roots into question. He claimed that Savage kept his London origins a secret until it was beneficial for his rap career, but the rapper hit back with a pretty good explanation for why he kept things quiet. “Why tf would I tell yall I’m here illegally?” his comment reads. In the replies fans can’t help but agree with his logic.
What do you think of 21 Savage’s reasons for why he didn’t reveal to anybody that he was originally from London? Do you agree with fans that it doesn’t particularly matter and that he can claim Atlanta as his home town? Let us know in the comment section below.
D. Woods is an accomplished singer, actress, and entrepreneur. She has a net worth of $800,000 as of 2024, according to CelebrityNetWorth. Known for her breakout role in the girl group Danity Kane, Woods has diversified her career by exploring solo music projects, acting, and business ventures. Her adaptability and dedication to her craft have established her as a versatile figure in the entertainment industry.
Rise To Fame With Danity Kane
Wanita Woodgette, Aubrey O’Day, Dawn Richard, Aundrea Fimbres and Shannon Bex of “Making the Band 3” (Photo by Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic, Inc)
D. Woods, born Wanita Denise Woodgett, first gained widespread recognition as a member of Danity Kane, formed through MTV’s Making the Band series produced by Sean “Diddy” Combs. The group quickly rose to fame with their debut album, Danity Kane, which topped the Billboard 200 chart and featured hit singles like “Show Stopper” and “Ride for You.” Their follow-up album, Welcome to the Dollhouse, also achieved commercial success, further solidifying the group’s impact on the pop and R&B scenes. Woods’s powerful vocals and energetic performances were key components of Danity Kane’s appeal, helping them earn a loyal fan base and critical acclaim.
Transition To Solo Career & Acting
NEW YORK – APRIL 23: Singers D. Woods and Mya attend Operation Smile’s 2009 Jr. Smile Collection event at Capitale on April 23, 2009, also in New York City. (Photo by Mike Coppola/WireImage)
Following her departure from Danity Kane, D. Woods pursued a solo career, releasing music that showcased her artistic individuality and versatility. Her debut EP, The Gray Area, allowed her to experiment with different sounds and lyrical themes, distinguishing her as a solo artist. Woods continued to release music independently, maintaining a connection with her fans while exploring new creative directions.
Additionally, D. Woods ventured into acting, appearing in various film and television projects. Her roles in productions like Blackbird and Stomp the Yard 2: Homecoming demonstrated her talent and passion for the performing arts. Woods’s ability to transition between singing and acting highlights her versatility and dedication to expanding her artistic repertoire.
Entrepreneurial Ventures & Advocacy
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – APRIL 20: D. Woods attends the “for colored girls who have considered suicide/ when the rainbow is enuf” Broadway. Opening Night at Booth Theatre on April 20, 2022, also in New York City. (Photo by Arturo Holmes/Getty Images)
Further, D. Woods has embraced entrepreneurship, founding her own production company, Woodgrane Entertainment. She has produced music, theatrical productions, and digital content through this venture. Woods also advocates for artists’ rights and empowerment, often speaking on panels and participating in initiatives promoting artistic independence and innovation. Moreover, D. Woods’s net worth reflects her multifaceted career and entrepreneurial spirit. Her journey from Danity Kane to a solo artist and actress underscores her resilience and determination to carve out her path in the entertainment industry. By continually evolving and exploring new opportunities, Woods remains a dynamic and influential figure in music, acting, and business.
