New York drill

41 Throws A “Birthday” Bash On Their New Single

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41 have been one of the main voices out of the Brooklyn drill scene for a few months now. The trio consisting of Kyle Richh, Jenn Carter and TaTa are gaining more and more notoriety by the day it seems. They famously received a co-sign from Travis Scott as well as another prominent voice in their respective subgenre, Fivio Foreign. Today, 41 is back to bring one heck of party banger called “Birthday.”

MCVertt also gives the group another beat here, and it is slightly different from the traditional drill formula. There are some subtle horn sections thrown in to help break up the constant flow of 808s and bass. Everyone from 41 brings their unique deliveries to “Birthday,” which is something you can always count on from them. Another thing that will never be left out of a track from them are their particular themes of partying, women, and violence.

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Listen To “Birthday” By 41

That is where their music might falter for some. Especially when drill music has its limitations when it comes to production, talking about the same things over and over again will also lead to it becoming stale ever faster. But if 41’s formula is not broke, which it appears to not be, keep it trucking. Be sure to check out “Birthday” and its music video above.

What are your thoughts on this brand-new single, “Birthday,” by 41? Is this the best track they have dropped as of late, why or why not? What is your favorite element of the track and why? Do you think they have a new album in the works for 2024? Who had the stronger performance on the track? 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 41. Finally, stay with us for the most informative song posts throughout the week.

Quotable Lyrics:

She wanna leave, but her shit be too drippy (Woo), gave her an umbrella (Have an umbrella)
I cannot fall for the set up (Fall for the set up), my diamonds so cold that it beef with the weather (Beef with the weather)
It’s your birthday so we could get deader (We could get deader), like
Think I wanna party with Heather (Party with Heather)
Give her flowers, it’s gettin’ her wetter (Gettin’ her wet)
She said she wan’ shower, let’s do it together (We do it together)

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Lola Brooke Teams Up Drill Collective 41 For Explosive “Becky”

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Lola Brooke and 41 are some of the more exciting faces we have in New York rap and drill today. While they all bring that typical shouty and aggressive flow that you are accustomed to hearing in this kind of music, they sound unique. Lola is coming off a big 2023 as the 30-year-old dropped her debut album Dennis Daughter. It had features from Coi Leray, French Montana, Bryson Tiller, Latto, Yung Miami, and Nija. Brooke has that gritty and tough personality similar to Cardi B and Pop Smoke. She has a deep and rumbling voice that commands your attention at all times. On the drill side of things, 41 arguably has the most momentum right now.

So, what better way to capitalize on all of this success than to work together on a new track. “Becky” marks their first song and it does not disappoint. The “gimmie dat beckyyy” on the Lola Brooke chorus is so infectious and fun. She does very well on the drill beat and we could see her doing more with this subgenre in the future.

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Listen To “Becky” By Lola Brooke & 41

41 does their part, as TaTa, Kyle Richh, and Jenn Carter all deliver their unique personalities. This song is strictly for the parties and clubs and it should be played at every function. “Becky” just dropped so be sure to show it some love right now. You can find it with the link above, or any streaming platform.

What are your thoughts on this brand-new single, “Becky,” by Lola Brooke and 41? Are these four artists the face of New York drill right now? Or, do they still have some time to go? Who had the best performance on the track and why? 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 Lola Brooke and 41. Finally, stay with us for the most informative song posts throughout the week.

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Fivio Foreign Taps Vory, Meek Mill, 41, Swae Lee, & More For “Pain & Love 2”

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On thing you have to respect about Fivio Foreign is how much he has grown in the past couple of years. The Brooklynite has only been around since 2019, but has plenty of massive accomplishments in his still-budding career. Perhaps the one that altered his trajectory the most was his incredible contribution to Kanye West’s Donda. “Off The Grid” gave Fivio the platform to deliver an extended verse. He made the most of that opportunity, putting on arguably his most passionate performance yet.

Since that point he went on to drop his sophomore record B.I.B.L.E. It was his biggest record to date with a diverse feature list from A$AP Rocky, Ne-Yo, Lil Yachty, KayCyy, Quavo, and Kanye and Alicia Keys. Additionally, Fivio became the first rapper to use an AI-generated beat with his song “Doin Me.” If that was not enough to convince you of his growth, he is now helping put on the next wave of NY drill talents. He did so on one of the singles to Pain & Love 2 called “Get Deady.”

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Listen To Pain & Love 2 By Fivio Foreign

41 is trio that consists of TaTa, Kyle Richh, and Jenn Carter. Even with the eight new songs, it is still one of the best in the tracklist. The second and final teaser was the Meek Mill collab “Same 24.” Outside of those guests, familiar face Lil Tjay appears. Additionally, you will find Swae Lee, Sheff G, Popcaan, Rowdy Rebel, and Vory. Be sure to check out the project with the links above.

What are your thoughts on this brand-new album, Pain & Love 2, by Fivio Foreign? Where does this project rank in his discography and why? Which songs are you gravitating toward the most right now? Who had the strongest appearance on the record and why? Is he the best NY drill rapper going? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Fivio Foreign. Finally, stay with us for the most informative project posts throughout the week.

Pain & Love 2 Tracklist:

  1. Who Knew
  2. No Love with Vory
  3. Trauma with Lil Tjay
  4. Could It Be with Swae Lee
  5. Same 24 with Meek Mill
  6. Get Deady with 41
  7. Waiting with Sheff G
  8. The Best with Popcaan
  9. Pain Pressure with Rowdy Rebel
  10. Clutch

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Fivio Foreign Links Up With Tata, Jenn Carter & Kyle Richh On New Single “Notice Me”

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Fivio Foreign linked up with three rising artists out of New York’s drill scene for his latest single, “Notice Me.”

The bubbling 41 Crew’s made a significant splash in the New York rap scene in the past year. They got the official stamp of approval from Fivio Foreign once they hopped on his new single, “Notice Me.” The rapper’s latest single strays away from the more aggressive, adrenaline-pumping drill production. This time, he, alongside Jenn Carter, Kyle Ricch and Tata, deliver an infectious bop that expands the sound of drill further. Firstly, Fivio comes through with a laidback flow, filled with his signature ad-libs.

Following Fivio’s verse, Jenn Carter, Kyle Ricch, and Tata truly step up to the plate to provide some youthful energy to the fold. All in all, each rapper put their best foot forward on a song that’s bound to make an impact in NYC.

NEW YORK, NEW YORK – JANUARY 06: Fivio Foreign(C) and guests attend Giovannie’s Birthday at 40 / 40 Club on January 06, 2023 in New York City. (Photo by Johnny Nunez/WireImage)

Fivio Foreign’s unveiled a handful of singles in recent times, which might be a sign that he could be dropping soon. Following the release of The B.I.B.L.E, his debut album executive produced by Kanye West, he continued to keep his foot on the gas with a plethora of loose singles. Prior to “Notice Me,” Fivio shared the single, “Sicc And Tired.” He also linked up with Eli Manning and Shaun O’Hara for “Giants On 3.” The song served as a remix of his single, “1 On 3.”

We’ll keep you posted on any more updates on Fivio Foreign’s next project. For now, press play on Fivio Foreign’s latest single “Notice Me” ft. Jenn Carter, Kyle Richh, and Tata below. Sound off with your thoughts in the comments.

Quotable Lyrics
Like Fivi, we makin’ a movie
She a diamond, no ruby
I cannot F with that bitch is a smoochie
No Ice Spice

Dusty Locane In Jail After Pleading Guilty To Gun Charges

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As one of the most prominent names in the New York drill scene, Dusty Locane has been consistently working to keep himself and the rest of his city’s wave on the map.

Unfortunately, he’s now set to serve some time behind bars after pleading guilty to two gun charges.

Dusty Locane performs live onstage during DTLR’s HBCU Welcome Back Tour at Bowie State University. (Photo by Brian Stukes/Getty Images)

Both are for criminal possession of a weapon and stem from incidents in 2019 and 2020. He faces a mandatory minimum sentence of one year, with the maximum time he could serve being three years.

In an Instagram post from November 24, the “ROLANDO” rapper let his fans know that he’s planning to turn himself in. “HAPPY THANCSGIVIN TO ALL MY SUPPORTS N PEOPLES. I WILL BE TURNIN MYSELF IN ON DA 30TH OF NOV,” he wrote.

“BEEN FIGHTIN DESE CASES FOR DAMN NEAR 4 YRS[.] NOW I GOTTA GO HANDLE UP LOL[.] IMA TAKE CARE OF DIS SHORT BID N IMA BE BACC NINE FIVE TIMES STRONGER !! C YA WHEN I GET BACC FRM VACAY,” he continued in the caption.

Regardless, the drill rapper has been continuing to drop music while behind bars. Earlier this month (on December 5), he released his six-song EP, CATCH DA FLU.

This caps off a busy year for Locane, serving as his fourth project of 2022. His ROLLIN N CONTROLLIN EP arrived on September 2, followed by SAY DAT just three weeks later. As a collab project with fellow New York drill artists, Rah Swish, Ron Suno and OnPointLikeOP, the latter is an eight-song collection of hard-hitting bangers.

Although locked up, it does appear as though the Brooklyn native is in good spirits. “ALIVE IS THE BEST PLACE TO BE. THEY LOCCED ME PHYSICALLY BUT MY MIND IS FREE. I APPRECIATE THE LUV N SUPPORT, FREE ME,” he wrote in a tweet on Wednesday (December 21).

Ever since Pop Smoke‘s tragic murder in 2020, there have been a number of artists stepping up and keeping the New York drill scene alive. Thanks to his impressive output, Locane has certainly been one of them. The “Dior” rapper was undeniably the leader of their wave, helping to bring their sound to the eyes of the mainstream with his charisma and gruff delivery.

Locane and Pop were childhood friends, growing up in the Canarsie neighborhood of Brooklyn together. The “ROLANDO” rapper has even drawn comparisons to his late friend, with a similarly aggressive flow and delivery. We can only hope that the 23-year-old will soon be free.

What are your favorite songs from Dusty Locane? Comment down below and make sure to stay tuned to HNHH for the latest industry updates.

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