Drake To Celebrate ‘For All The Dogs’ During New Episode Of ‘Table For One’

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Drake will celebrate his upcoming album, For All The Dogs, hours before its worldwide release during a new episode of his SiriusXM series, Table For One. The new episode will air live on Drake’s Sound 42 channel this Thursday (October 5) at 9pm ET on SiriusXM.

For those who want to catch it again or can’t tune in live, the entire episode will be available to stream anytime on the SiriusXM app and web player after its debut and will replay on Sound 42 during the times below.

Initially scheduled to come out last summer, For All The Dogs marks Drake’s first full-length project since Her Loss (2022), his collaboration with 21 Savage. The rap legend shared he postponed the original release in order to finish his It’s All a Blue tour.

The long-awaited album is tied to Drake’s first poetry book, Titles Ruin Everything: A Stream of Consciousness, released last June. While he has yet to announce the For All The Dogs tracklist, he did reveal that longtime collaborator Nicki Minaj will appear on it and that his son, Adonis, created the album art.

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[WATCH] Cardi B Talks About “Bongos” With Megan Thee Stallion, New Album On SiriusXM’s ‘Whoo’s House’

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Cardi B stopped by the SiriusXM studios to promote her new single Bongos with Megan Thee Stallion. Cardi B sitting down with SiriusXM’s Whoo Kid for his SiriusXM show Whoo’s House which airs on SiriusXM’s Shade 45. Whoo Kid asking Cardi B for an update on her new album and if it will feature Beyoncé. Cardi B also talking about why Megan was perfect for Bongos.

When talking about the hot new single with the H-Town rapstress, Cardi said, The part where Megan is kind of at in the song, because we chopped the song a lot, like the part where like she’s at, it be like “Bong, bong, bong,” and I was planning for that to be the hook, but it just sounded so incomplete. Then, we just like, “This song needs a feature,” so it’s like a lot of people wanted it to go the Spanish route with it and I’m like, “I could see that.” I could see that, definitely. Of course, like you could feel it, but I was like, “I feel like I hear Megan on this.” It’s like, “Really? You don’t think that It’s more like of the Latin part,” and I’m like, “Yeah, but I hear her on this. Like, I know it. I know I could hear her on this,” and when she sent her verse-..” Whoo Kid added, “It was over.”

Check out the interview HERE.

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[WATCH] Cardi B Talks Shopping At Target, Collaborating With Offset On SiriusXM’s Hip Hop Nation

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This week, Cardi B stopped by the SiriusXM studios to promote her new song Bongos with Megan Thee Stallion. She sat down to talk to SiriusXM’s Swaggy Sie on Hip Hop Nation. During the interview Cardi B spoke about how she goes shopping at Target.

“Listen, I’m very spontaneous. I cannot be in the house trapped for nothing, like I have to go outside. I have to look at things,” said Cardi. “I have to look at soaps. I have to look at soaps and smell candles or some shit because it’s like, I cannot just be at home, so it’s like, I just put a sweater on and it’s like, “Ooooo, COVID is bad,” but like I be putting, I don’t care if nobody’s wearing a mask. Imma put a mask on and I’m gonna go in that Target. I’m gonna go to the supermarket. Sometimes I go to the Bronx. I will literally walk up and down, up and down, and people wouldn’t even know it was me.”

Cardi B also talked about collaborating with husband Offset and wanting to do more songs with him, saying, “I do wanna do like more songs with him. I do wanna explore. I feel like we do so much rough songs and it’s like, let’s talk about fucking. Like, it’s like we always talk about the music. Let’s talk about fucking because I feel like we always like on attack mode when we do songs together…. Yeah. Let’s do a little something, something. Freaky freaky freaky freaky.”

Check out her comments about hubby Offset HERE

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Wu-Tang Clan Headlines SiriusXM and Pandora’s Hip-Hop 50th Anniversary Celebration

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Legendary Hip-Hop group Wu-Tang Clan performed exclusively for SiriusXM and Pandora last night at the Knockdown Center in Queens as part of its “For the Love” Hip-Hop 50th anniversary celebration on Thursday, August 10. 

The night kicked off with opener Lola Brooke followed by headliners, Wu-Tang Clan, who were introduced on stage by iconic rapper Flavor Flav and SiriusXM host Sway Calloway. The group performed a set of their biggest hits to a packed audience of SiriusXM subscribers, Pandora listeners and fans.

SiriusXM and Pandora also partnered with Sneaker Con for a first of its kind activation and immersive experience at the event where audience members had the opportunity to win merch and some of the most sought after sneakers including artist collab sneakers, limited editions and more.

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[WATCH] Havoc Reveals His Favorite Mobb Deep Album On SiriusXM’s Shade 45

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In honor of the 50th anniversary of hip-hop, Legendary Mobb Deep rapper, Havoc, recently chatted with SiriusXM host Coach PR on SiriusXM’s Shade 45, where he discusses his life, legacy and music.

During their conversation, Havoc reveals that his favorite Mobb Deep album is The Infamous and shares that he looked up to Q-Tip & Preemo. He also opens up about their fans and how incredible it is to see them reciting Mobb Deep lyrics.

Check out Havor speak on his favorite Mobb LP HERE

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[WATCH] LL Cool J Drops Freestyle On “Sway In The Morning”

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LL COOL J stopped by the SiriusXM studios and appeared on SiriusXM’s Sway In The Morning to talk about the Rock The Bells Festival this upcoming Saturday in Queens, New York, as well as his upcoming tour THE F.O.R.C.E. (FREQUENCIES OF REAL CREATIVE ENERGY).

While talking with SiriusXM’s Sway Calloway, LL also discussed his comments on the rumors that Biggie dissed him on “Who Shot Ya?,” his upcoming album, and freestyled live on the air.

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Erica Banks Says She “Hated” Her Breakout Single “Buss It” Before It Blew Up

Whether you love or hate her, it’s hard to deny that Erica Banks has made her mark on the world of female rap. The biggest tracks we’ve heard from her so far are “Buss It” and “Toot That” featuring DreamDoll and BeatKing, but the southern starlet has plenty more on the way for fans. The former release wound up going viral on TikTok, prompting bodacious beauties such as Yung Miami and Ice Spice to participate in a salacious video challenge showing off their silhouettes.

While she certainly has the track to thank for the success she’s achieved today, Banks admitted during a recent interview that she initially wasn’t a fan of her work. “It’s done a lot for me,” she told Gray Rizzy on SiriusXM’s Hip-Hop Nation. “It had to grow on me first because I didn’t like the record, so I wasn’t gonna put it out. I hated it.” Thankfully, the 24-year-old followed the advice of her team, who helped bring in a major W for Banks with her first Platinum-certified single.

Read More: Erica Banks Calls Ice Spice “Everything” In Response To Recent Praise

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Aside from that impressive accolade, “Buss It” also peaked at No. 47 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, earning Banks some bragging rights. “I listened to my team. I’m glad I did. And it has brought me to sitting right here with you today,” the rap diva acknowledged to Rizzy. “I’m three years in. I’m on my second single. I’m still doing amazing, at a fast pace and I’m just proud of myself, like very proud. So I’m just happy to be here for the most part.”

Music is obviously the main focus in her life, but fans of Erica Banks will also get to see her shine on season 11 of Love & Hip-Hop Atlanta, which premieres on MTV next month. Is “Buss It” on any of your playlists? Let us know in the comments, and tap back in with HNHH later for more hip-hop/pop culture news updates.

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[LISTEN] Tupac’s Former Manager Leila Steinberg Previews Upcoming FX Doc And “Destructive” Industry That Led To His Demise

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Speaking to the hosts of the new SiriusXM program “The Last Mile Radio,” Steinberg discussed the upcoming FX documentary about Tupac, Dear Mama, and she shared how the “destructive” music industry was to blame for his downfall:

“Well, I wanted to say something about ‘Dear Mama.’ Last year, Alan Hughes reached out to me and said he was doing the five-part series on FX that’s coming out…April 21st…. Part of [Alan] wanting to really do this piece was about healing, was about honesty, was about all of us looking at what happened. And, so I’m just saying this to say, he’s done an incredible piece. I’m in my sixties now. We really blew it. We made a lot of mistakes. Tupac was not always right. Matter of fact, he was so passionate and so emotional and so often not emotionally literate, not able to control his emotions. And so he let his anger speak first and then later he would apologize or acknowledge things…. And so if we’re gonna heal, we have to be honest, I have to sit here as someone who was close to Tupac until his death, who was present many times when I no longer worked with him in a managerial capacity. I was at lots of video shoots that he did. I was in the studio at Can-Am when he was with Suge. And this industry is so destructive, that if I point the finger, I would say that executives and this industry had more to do with his collapse than anything.”

In a separate clip, Quincy D. Jones III shares how people underestimate the work ethic of hip hop artists in general, saying Tupac frequently didn’t even get the chance to sleep.

The Last Mile Radio is inspired by The Last Mile, a unique in-prison program that’s changing lives through technology-based education by preparing currently incarcerated students for careers upon their release.

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Drake Brings Out Dipset, 21 Savage, and Lil Uzi Vert During Two Shows at Apollo Theater

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Drake took over Harlem this weekend, performing a pair of shows at a sold-out Apollo Theater. The show, presented by SiriusXM brought a career range of hits, while also bringing out guests in 21 Savage, Dipset, and Lil Uzi Vert.

During his time on stage, Drake teased another new album and a run around the country with 21 Savage.

“I hope I can strike up more emotions for you,” Drake said. “Maybe this year. I might get bored and make another one. Who knows.”

You can see all the moments and more from the stunning performances below.

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Here’s a Look At What Went Down in Night 1 of Drake at the Apollo

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  • Drake Wore a ‘Degrassi’ Jersey While Performing in a Recreation of His Childhood Bedroom

  • Attendees Included Justin Bieber, Kevin Durant, and Odell Beckham Jr.

  • Drake Brought Out Dipset to Perform a Few of the Harlem Crew’s Biggest Hits

  • 21 Savage Joined Drake Onstage for “Knife Talk,” “Jimmy Cooks,” “Rich Flex,” and More

  • Drake Teased Another New Project in 2023