Offset has a lot to get off his chest these days. Overall, he has been through a lot this past year. From his feud with Quavo to the death of Takeoff, he has experienced a lot of pain. Furthermore, his relationship with Cardi B has been tested, and he has also been threatened by Kenneth Petty. These things are enough to make anyone go mad. However, Set has been able to keep himself calm, cool, and collected through it all.
In fact, it seems as though he will be speaking on some of these experiences on his new album Set It Off. This project is going to come out on October 13th, just one week after For All The Dogs. Fans are very excited for this album, especially with some solid singles in the rearview mirror. The rapper is so excited about his new project, that he invited some people to a private listening party recently. According to Our Generation Music, the reception to the album is overwhelmingly positive.
In a collection of tweets in the IG post above, you can see just how much people love this new project. Most are saying that this is a definitive album of the year contender. Additionally, others are lamenting just how good the rollout has been so far. This praise is definitely going to be welcomed by Offset, and we’re sure he is more than excited about dropping this to his fans. Only time will tell whether or not it lives up to the hype.
Be sure to let us know what your expectations for this new project are, in the comments section below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the music world. We will always keep you informed on the biggest releases from the biggest artists. There are still plenty of great albums to come this year.
Offset is building excitement among fans! He’s gearing up for the arrival of his upcoming album, Set It Off, slated for release in October. The rapper has been offering glimpses of what’s in store, building up anticipation with his increased activity on social media. While the album’s official cover artwork was shared last week, Offset is still sharing visuals and imagery that pertain to the upcoming album. His most recent image featured a photo of Offset in another Michael Jackson-inspired ensemble, a red military jacket with black pants and a black glove.
Captured within the intriguing album artwork, Offset takes center stage amidst three chairs, with mysterious symbolism surrounding him. To his left, an anonymous figure is engulfed in flames. Meanwhile to his right, an intense spray of water is gushing at another unidentifiable person’s head. Within the comments section, fans engage in speculation and try to decipher the profound meaning underlying Offset’s artwork. They also shower Offset with accolades for his distinctive and original artistic vision, recognizing his ability to provoke thought and spark discussion. “1 of the best covers I’ve seen in a while,” one user wrote. “This deep. shit fire tho pay attention to detail,” another wrote. Someone else speculated, “Is that suppose to be Takeoff burning wtf!”
In recent weeks, Offset has been strategically teasing the project in other ways. He’s amping up the momentum as he interacts more frequently with his followers. His recent viral appearance on Kai Cenat‘s stream showcased the rapper in high spirits, dancing and creating a vibrant atmosphere. It seemed like high-energy, good vibes all weekend. Offset himself acknowledged the moment and let his audience know how much fun he had. Sharing on social media, he wrote, “I had the most fun in a very long time this weekend.”
In line with his promotional efforts, Offset has previously unveiled a series of visually striking cover art images, many of them drawing inspiration from the iconic Michael Jackson. The album’s cover art, shared last week, portrays another captivating scene. The artwork features an inverted image of buildings consumed by flames, seemingly with Offset descending from the sky. In a sleek all-black ensemble and sporting a single white glove, the imagery pays homage to the legendary Michael Jackson, a recurring source of inspiration for Offset, as he has noted in numerous interviews. With these teasers, Offset has set the stage for a highly anticipated sonic experience with Set It Off. The upcoming album marks his second full-length solo endeavor, following the 2019 release ofFather of 4. It’s set for release on October 13.
Offset has been looking to continue his solo career for quite some time. Back in 2019, he gave us Father Of 4, however, he has not delivered a follow-up. However, over the last few months, he has been making it clear that a new project will be dropping very soon. Overall, he is someone who can mix bars and melodies quite nicely, and fans want to hear what he has to say. This is especially true given everything that happened to Takeoff, and his fallout with none other than Quavo.
That said, today, Offset came through with a new single that is meant to help promote this new project, which drops on October 13th. Overall, the song is called “Fan” and it has proven to be a huge success thus far, with fans praising the track for its production and bars. However, perhaps the best part of the new song is its music video. The artist has been diving into choreography as of late, and it has paid dividends. Cardi B is rubbing off on him, and it has culminated in the music video, below.
Of course, Offset has also been showcasing his fandom for Michael Jackson. Consequently, it should come as no surprise that this music video has references to MJ’s “Thriller” music video. However, there are definitely scenes and imagery that are unique to Offset. Overall, it is a creative video and one that showcases just how much he has grown as an artist. With his new bag of tricks in mind, there is no doubt that Set It Off is going to be a fun listen. There will definitely be a lot of great tracks and visuals to behold.
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Motown Records has set the stage for the release of Offset’s first solo studio album since 2019’s acclaimed Father of Four. Titled Set It Off, the album is scheduled to drop on Oct. 13, marking a highly anticipated return for the prolific artist.
With the album’s pre-order launch, Offset has unveiled his fierce and infectious new single, “FAN.” This track was crafted with the collaborative efforts of producers Aaron Bow, FNZ, Teddy Walton, Thank You Fizzle, and Thurdi.
In an exciting twist, Offset directed the official music video for “FAN,” paying homage to the legendary Michael Jackson. The video features Offset and Paige Hurd (Power Book II: GHOST, Tyler Perry’s The Oval, Everybody Hates Chris) in a narrative that takes unexpected turns as the streets around them erupt in turmoil. The video also includes appearances by Twitch star/streamer Kai Cenat and Twitch star Fanum, all set against the backdrop of Los Angeles.
Offset’s return to the spotlight promises to be an electrifying moment for fans, as Set It Off aims to solidify his status as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.
We are a just about a month out from Offset’s second solo album, Set It Off. Ahead of the album, Offset has shared a new single, “FAN.”
On “FAN,” Offset has come to terms with his circle growing smaller, and keeping around a select few who have demonstrated loyalty to him.
“Now I’m over it, thank God I’m over it / Tired of stressin’ about what I can’t control / I think I’m better on my own,” he sings on the song’s opening verse.
As the song details the beginning of a new chapter in Offset’s life, the video symbolizes a rebirth for the former Migo.
In the video, the city is in a state of disaster, as riots break out. Still, Offset remains confident in himself, as he channels one of his idols, Michael Jackson. Offset recreates several moments of Jackson’s career, including reenacting the movie theater scene from the “Thriller” video and posing for his own versions of Jackson’s album covers.
Elsewhere in the video, he is seen dancing in the street, wearing a suit and white gloves, similar to those of Jackson’s wardrobe.
You can see the video for “FAN” above.
Set If Off is out 10/15 via Quality Control and Motown. Find more information here.
Offset’s long-marinating second solo album was pushed back a whole bunch due to unforeseen and tragic circumstances, but after finally burying the hatchet with Quavo in the wake of their former bandmate Takeoff’s death, it looks like he’s ready to complete the rollout, announcing its new release date and title on Instagram with a post featuring the explosive album cover. It’s called Set It Off and it’s due on October 13 via Motown/Capitol Records.
Offset’s wife Cardi B previously joked about how his love for Michael Jackson has gotten in the way of sexy time but that doesn’t seem to have deterred him from continuing to express it. In this case, the outfit Offset wears on the cover of his new album evokes one of the King Of Pop’s most iconic looks, with a black suit, white shirt, black loafers with white socks, and of course, a single white glove on Offset’s left hand.
The new album is expected to contain “Jealousy,” Offset’s latest single with Cardi, as well as a posthumous verse from Takeoff. However, while Quavo and ‘Set have mostly let bygones be bygones, it remains to be seen whether they’ll stage a big reunion on Set It Off or save it for a future project.
Offset’s been teasing his next album for some time, and has now confirmed its official release date. The LP is called Set It Off, and is slated for release on October 13. The performer previously hinted at the Friday the 13th release date with one of his Michael Jackson-inspired fits, however, fans had yet to receive confirmation until now.
In addition to the new album’s title and release date, Offset also revealed the project’s dramatic cover art. It features an upside-down image of a city engulfed in flames, as the perform hangs suspended in the air. Set It Off is Offset’s second full-length solo album, following 2019’s Father of 4. Fans can’t wait to hear the former Migos star’s latest offering, and to give them a taste, Offset is also releasing a new single. The track, titled “Fan,” is set to drop tomorrow (September 15), alongside an accompanying music video. He previewed the introspective banger earlier this week, getting listeners excited about what’s to come.
A handful of high-profile collaborations are already confirmed for Set It Off, including Latto, Future, Chloe Bailey, and more. Recently, he even appeared to confirm that his eagerly-anticipated unreleased track with Travis Scott will appear on the LP, reportedly titled “Too Upset.” The LP is also confirmed to feature the last song he ever recorded alongside his late Migos collaborator, Takeoff.
In an interview last month, Offset described the project as him diving head-first into his career as a solo artist, and really flexing his true colors as a creative. “The objective is to do it fully and smash sh*t and f*ck the game up as a solo artist,” he explained. “I’m coming through, bustin’ through the door. It’s all set, my next chapter. It’s my time.” Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates on Offset.
Queen Latifah is a superstar of her time, renowned for her rapping skills, and lauded as one of the top actresses in Hollywood today. She broke into film in the early ’90s and has since stockpiled over a hundred roles on television and cinema screens. In 2002, Latifah snatched an Academy Award nomination for her part in the big-screen version of Chicago. To celebrate this powerhouse of talent, we’ve developed the top favorite Queen Latifah movies, showing off an impressive variety of genres from drama to family films, comedy to musicals. Her presence is unmistakable whenever she appears on screen, so brimming with charisma and assurance that it’s no wonder we love her. Her unique range allows her to shine through each one, proving why she reigns supreme in the business.
7. Gina – Beauty Shop (2005)
Latifah is confident, and Beauty Shop is a delightfully amusing story of a woman taking control of her life. Not content to simply mimic Barbershop, this film has a much more believable narrative that goes beyond stand-up comedy or pratfalls. Queen Latifah leads as Gina, who recently moved from Chicago to Atlanta (where she made a brief appearance in the second installment of Barbershop). Consequently, her talent quickly lands her on top at a grand salon owned by the enigmatic Jorge Christophe, who happens to be the only man in the movie.
The beauty of movies of this nature is they can become a platform for larger-than-life characters. It’s like a variety show where each character has their moment to shine, such as when Miss Josephine, played by Alfre Woodard, gives a passionate rendition of Maya Angelou’s classic poem “Still I Rise.”
6. Ellie – Ice Age: The Meltdown (2006)
Latifah takes the lead role in the Ice Age franchise as Ellie, opposite Ray Romano’s Manny. Ellie and Manny, two woolly mammoths endangered by their ongoing animosity, embark on a daring quest to save their pal Sid the Sloth (John Leguizamo). Along with them come Crash (Sean William Scott) and Eddie (Josh Peck), Ellie’s mischievous brothers, two possums who constantly defy authority. With climate warming quickly, they have no choice but to race to the other side of the valley if they want to save Sid.
5. August Boatwright – The Secret Life of Bees (2008)
The Secret Life of Bees vividly depicts 1964 rural South Carolina, providing hope and light in enchanting parable form. Queen Latifah shone as August Boatwright, a mysterious figure trading in honey harvested from content bees. Her performance was remarkable. She lives with her two sisters, June (Alicia Keys) and May (Sophie Okonedo). Critics praised and commended Latifah’s masterful portrayal of Boatwright for giving the picture its backbone.
4. Cleo – Set It Off (1996)
Directed by F. Gary Gray, the film follows four African American women from the inner-city struggling financially. Desperate to improve their situation, they hatch an audacious plan to rob several banks in Los Angeles. Despite initial success, disagreements arise, leading to mistrust among them. Meanwhile, the brother of a slain policeman is on their tail. Queen Latifah stars as Cleo and received an NAACP Image Award nomination for her outstanding acting in this movie.
3. Miracles From Heaven (2016)
Anna Beam was a cheerful 10-year-old girl whose life changed after she developed a rare, incurable illness. Desperate to find a cure, her mother, Christy (Jennifer Garner), embarked on a relentless pursuit. Astonishingly, Anna made an incredible recovery after a near-fatal mishap that even baffled experts. Queen Latifah played Angela, a compassionate waitress who offered solace to the joyful young girl. Inspired by the true story of Christy Beam’s book Miracles From Heaven, this is one of those Queen Latifah movies that proves that anything is possible.
2. Bessie Smith – Bessie (2015)
Queen Latifah took on a daunting task when she agreed to star in the biopic of Bessie Smith. She stepped forward after a decade of hesitance, captivating the audience with her stirring portrayal marked by passion and profound intensity. She proves her skill and range as an actor, encompassing various emotions from longing to indignation. Latifah’s remarkable performance captivated viewers, conveying a vivid impression of real-life truth.
1. Mama Morton – Chicago (2002)
The decision to cast Queen Latifah as Matron Mama Morton in the movie Chicago was a highly contentious choice. Two bold singers, Velma and Roxie, find themselves behind bars, desperately needing aid from an unscrupulous lawyer. Thanks to her performance in Chicago, Latifah received an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress. The movie ultimately won six Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
