Remy Ma has declared that “female rap will never be the same” with her rap battle league. The New York rapper dropped the trailer for her all-women battle rap league show, Chrome 23. The video shows Remy Ma and various female rappers dressed as bank robbers while Remy narrates. Remy announced the show in December […]
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New Music From Chloe Bailey, Remy Ma, FKA Twigs, And More
2022 has come and the music is not disappointing. FKA Twigs has announced a new mixtape, Chloe Bailey shines on Gunna’s new album and Remy Ma makes an appearance with the “Queens” cast. FKA Twigs Announces New Mixtape “Caprisongs” Singer and dancer FKA Twigs is reaching into the vault to make more music for her […]
Fat Joe And Remy Ma Win Lawsuit Over “All The Way Up”
Fat Joe and Remy Ma are celebrating more than a new year. The two musicians are high off a win in their copyright lawsuit case over their hit single “All The Way Up.” Fat Joe And Remy Ma’s Copyright Lawsuit Thrown Out Since 2019, Fat Joe and Remy Ma have been fighting a copyright lawsuit […]
Remy Ma Lands Her First Lead Acting Role in BET+ Original Film
Rapper and songwriter Remy Ma will make her acting debut in the BET+ original film “American Gangster Presents: Big Fifty – The Delrhonda Hood Story.” In her first leading role, Remy Ma will star as the lead character Delronda “Big Fifty” Hood. Remy Ma Channels QueenPin in New Flick The film will follow Remy Ma […]
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Remy Ma Gives Lizzo Advice On Internet Trolls: ‘F*ck These B*tches’
A lot of people want to send love to Lizzo. This pop star, R&B singer, and rapping icon is already facing the extra challenge of being a Black woman in America — add to that she’s living in a plus size body, and well, haters gonna hate. And hate they have been, to the point that even this breakout star had a breakdown over some of the horrific fatphobic comments that keyboard warriors thought it was ok to leave for her following the release of her brand new single “Rumors” that features Cardi B.
Of course, you already know Cardi had her back, defending Lizzo against what she goes through in the public eye. But other artists have now chimed in too, as T.I. supported her and so did Offset, and now Remy Ma.
In a video from Hollywood Unlocked, the reporter asks Remy Ma for her advice to Lizzo, which was short and sweet. “F*ck these b*tches,” Ma said. “What are you talking about? F*ck them. Don’t care and just keep getting your money. You’ll never see them in real life, ever. They’ll never say it to your face.”
Wiser words have rarely been spoken! Check out Remy’s answer below.
Jay-Z Recruits Diddy, Lil Uzi Vert, Bobby Shmurda, And Others To Celebrate The 40/40 Club’s Anniversary
Later this month, Jay-Z’s 40/40 Club will celebrate its 18th anniversary. The venue is one the Roc Nation founder opened back in 2003 with Roc Nation Sports chief Juan Perez and Roc Nation CEO Desiree Perez. In addition to being attached to the rapper, the 40/40 Club gained additional popularity thanks to multiple references in rap songs from the likes of Jay and more.
The venue flaunts itself as a space that combined “the lavish warmth of a New York City penthouse with the vivacity and glamour of court-side seats at a championship game,” as a press release reads.
In a little over a week, the 40/40 Club will commemorate its 18th anniversary with a celebratory event at the venue. The club reopened back in August after it was shut down in early 2013. Guests who received an invite to the celebration, which takes place on August 28 at 8 p.m., were gifted a special black and white hourglass that represents the time that went by between the club’s closing and reopening. Some of the names of the guest list include Diddy, Lil Uzi Vert, Bobby Shmurda, Rapsody, Remy Ma and New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft.
The news comes after Jay-Z hired Tory Datcher, the former senior vice president and chief customer officer of Clorox, as the CEO of his Monogram cannabis company. This made Datcher the first Black CEO to lead a major public cannabis company in the United States.
Lil Uzi Vert is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.