Florida rapper Kodak Black has people questioning his whereabouts. The hip-hop troll has decided to seek some privacy at this time to – presumably – reflect on how he literally flushed any hopes of financial security down the toilet. Kodak’s Instagram Page Fades to Black Just yesterday the Sunshine State rapper shared super cringe footage […]
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The family of late West Coast rapper Nipsey Hussle will have to wait for justice. The newest lawyer of the accused murderer says the trial should go to court by next winter. Nipsey Hussle’s Family To Wait For Justice Justice might not come until 2022, which will be almost three years since the Crenshaw native […]
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Michael Carter-Williams is seemingly putting in some work in the gym during the offseason. The Orlando Magic point guard has been training hard to prepare for next season and it looks like he’s already put on some weight, bulking up and looking jacked in his latest pictures.
“Bully ball,” wrote the NBA star on Instagram, looking swole and attracting the attention of some of his teammates in the comments. “Roids on 100,” joked Cole Anthony. “Need your workout plan bro,” said Evan Fournier. “This n***a boutta get us all drug tested,” laughed Mo Bamba.
Twenty-four hours after the picture was posted, it appears as though Mo Bamba may have been correct. Michael Carter-Williams responded to his comment, confirming that he was ordered to take a drug test shortly after uploading the snapshot.
“No lie bro. I just got a call sayin they comin to the crib tomorrow. I swear on everything,” said MCW.
Confirming that the league actually did send somebody to his home, Carter-Williams took a video of an older man walking through his front door, saying, “It was just the pic. I really didn’t gain 50 pounds relaxxxxxx! The league sent the feds after me quick.”
It isn’t clear if the drug test was related to the picture, but the coincidental timing is pretty hilarious. Similarly, when Alex Caruso posted a picture of himself working out two years ago, he was also forced to take a test for performance-enhancing drugs. Read more about that here.
Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo has been ruled out of the team’s Game 5 matchup with the Atlanta Hawks in the Eastern Conference finals. The team announced that Antetokounmpo suffered a hyperextended left knee during Game 4, but an MRI showed no structural damage or ligament damage.
“We’ve played games without Giannis, without Khris [Middleton], without Jrue [Holiday], without whoever it may be, and so hopefully you have a structure and a system where you can function at a high level on both ends of the court no matter who is playing,” Bucks coach Mike Budenholzer said Wednesday.
Losing Antetounmpo is a major loss for the Bucks. The star forward is averaging 28.2 points, 12.7 rebounds and 5.2 assists in the playoffs, this year.
In his place, Pat Connaughton will likely start,
“It’s not something where you … need to consciously think, ‘I need to do more,'” Connaughton said Thursday, after the team’s shoot around. “It’s just you’re ready for opportunities as they arise. Throughout the season, one of the, I would say, beautiful things about our team is you’re called to do different things on different nights.”
Game 5 is set to tip-off at 8:30 PM, ET on Thursday. The series is tied 2-2.
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Machine Gun Kelly aka Colson Baker is the kind of multi-talented artist who can float easily between music and movies, but his most recent film choice has been a cause of irritation for some. Baker’s latest project is a film called Good News, which Deadline describes as the “the story of the last days of a rising but troubled musician. While the feature is a complete work of fiction, it takes its inspiration from the arcs of such contemporary artists as Mac Miller, Lil Peep, Pop Smoke and Juice WRLD.” Well, the family of at least one of those late musicians is not at all pleased about the project.
Mac Miller’s brother, Miller McCormick, posted an Instagram story today voicing his distaste for the project. “F*ck you, f*ck your movie,” he wrote. “At least change the title.” This is a fair response given the name of the film seems to be a direct reference to a single of the same name off Miller’s posthumous project, Circles. Watching someone disconnected from a loved one make art about their life seems like a pretty brutal process, and the family recently spoke out on a similar matter about an unauthorized biography of Miller.
Machine Gun Kelly and the team behind the film have yet to respond.
R&B sister duo Chloe x Halle dropped their acclaimed sophomore album Ungodly Hour in 2020, an effort that catapulted them into the mainstream. Ever since, the duo have performed at awards shows, contributed to viral challenges, and even earned a cosign from Michelle Obama. But since Halle Bailey is currently in the UK filming her starring role in an upcoming live action remake of The Little Mermaid, Chloe Bailey is making music on her own.
In recent months, Chloe has passed the time without her sister by sharing soaring covers of some of her favorite musicians. She’s taken on songs by Rihanna, Silk Sonic, Nina Simone, Cardi B, and more. But in order to celebrate her 23rd birthday, Chloe is preparing to release an original solo single.
The singer teased her solo debut with a brief, steamy preview of the song’s video. It features Chloe’s swooning voice over a vocal sample saying, “Booty so big / Lord have mercy.” The video itself reflects the sample’s theme, with Chloe twerking on a bed as she fires off boastful lyrics.
Posting the teaser to Twitter, Chloe wrote, “this is 23… HAVE MERCY” alongside a peach emoji.
guys…should i drop this soon?
https://t.co/5zHnfosOKW
— Chlöe (@ChloeBailey) July 1, 2021
Watch Bailey’s teaser above.
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WhokilledXIX’s glitchy new single “Spy?” is currently a TikTok favorite, reaching Spotify’s Viral 50 USA chart and sparking interest in the experimental duo, so it’s only natural that’s the song they’d play in their first UPROXX Sessions appearance. The track’s a rebellious anthem dedicated to suburban teenage angst, with defiant lines decrying poseurs and praising individuality over conformity.
WhokilledXIX is described as an experimental rap duo from Connecticut consisting of “lifelong best friends” Yung Skayda and Karm The Tool. Their music has become a favorite of TikTok’s influencers like Lele Pons and Charli D’Amelio, with their December 2020 EP 19 spawning “Spy?” and generating buzz for their April 2021 EP Fall Damage. Embracing an anti-establishment punk image and harnessing the antsy, contrarian energy of the more edgy corners of their online haven, the duo was able to parlay their viral success into a label deal with Masked Records.
Watch WhokilledXIX’s glitchy performance of ‘Spy?’ for UPROXX Sessions above.
UPROXX Sessions is Uproxx’s performance show featuring the hottest up-and-coming acts you should keep an eye on. Featuring creative direction from LA promotion collective, Ham On Everything, and taking place on our “bathroom” set designed and painted by Julian Gross, UPROXX Sessions is a showcase of some of our favorite performers, who just might soon be yours, too.
WhokilledXIX is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.
After the shocking news that Meghan McCain would be leaving The View after multiple seasons on the show, a fan suggested that Tamar Braxton would make the perfect replacement, and she’s actually considering it.
The star was previously a co-host on The Real from its premiere in 2013 until 2016. Tamar left the show after a mutual decision was made to part ways after differences with her co-stars Adrienne Houghton, Loni Love, and Jeannie Mai Jenkins.
Meghan McCain’s decision came on Thursday morning’s show after years of live feuds with her co-hosts. Similar to Tamar’s experience on The Real, Meghan didn’t “think it was worth it anymore,” according to CNN.The remaining co-hosts on The View include Joy Behar, Sara Haines, Sunny Hostin, and Whoopi Goldberg.
Tamar saw the tagged tweet suggesting that she join the cast and she commented, “Tamar on the view?” to get some input from her followers.
One fan responded, “Nah it’s not time yet. Maybe when you’re older. Most def should be hosting on some kinda show just not The View yet. We wanna see you having fun on daytime tv.”
Tamar Braxton has emerged in a new light this year after a rough 2020 for the star, starting with her suicide attempt and ending with a messy breakup with her ex, David Adefeso. With the fate of her role on of Braxton Family Values pretty much settled, Tamar could thrive in a new position that aligns with her past experience in daytime TV.
Could you see Tamar as a member of The View?
Music star Lil Nas X is responding to the backlash. He went to social media to respond to a fellow rapper who wasn’t feeling his performance at the BET Awards this year in which the “Old Town Road” crooner had a steamy make out session on stage. Lil Nas X Responds To Benzino + Ma$e […]
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Vince Staples has clarified an important detail about his classic album, Summertime ’06, noting that he did not intend its A and B sides to be a double album, but instead two separate albums.
“I always see people say how can Summertime ’06 be a double album when its so short but its not a side A side B thing. Its just two different albums & I put both of them out,” he explained. “Thats why they got the same intro. I woulda said something but I wasnt talking to you niggas bacc then.”
Summertime ’06 was released on June 30, 2015, and was met with widespread critical acclaim.
Staples recently announced his next album, Vince Staples, will be released on July 9th. He dropped the project’s first single, “Law of Averages” in June.
“I’m a mind more than I am an entertainer to a lot of people,” he said, regarding the album’s concept. “I appreciate that my fanbase is willing to go on this ride with me. I’m ready to diversify what we’re doing and see how we affect the world.”
Check out how Summertime ’06‘s tracklist is broken down below.
Disc 1
1. Ramona Park Legend Pt1
2. Lift Me Up
3. Norf Norf
4. Birds & Bees
5. Loca
6. Lemme Know
7. Dopeman
8. Jump off the Roof
9. Señorita
10. Summertime
Disc 2
1. Ramona Park Legend Pt 2
2. 3230
3. Surf
4. Might Be Wrong
5. Get Paid
6. Street Punks
7. Hang N Bang
8. Coldest Nigga Breathing
9. Like It Is
10. ’06
