Reality TV star Kim Kardashian might be all G.O.O.D with where things are heading for ex-husband Kanye West and his new girlfriend Irina Shayk. New reports claim KK is low-key pushing for Yeezy to find peace and happiness as their divorce becomes finalized. Kim Kardashian Might Have Thoughts On Ye’s New Bae According to reports, […]
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Megan Thee Stallion traded shots with DaBaby on Twitter, Saturday, after the Blame It on Baby rapper appeared to retweet a post making light of Tory Lanez’s alleged shooting of Megan. Megan previously unfollowed DaBaby on Instagram after he collaborated with Lanez on the track, “SKAT.”
“Support me in private and publicly do something different…these industry men are very strange,” Megan tweeted in response. “This situation ain’t no damn ‘beef’ and I really wish people would stop down playing it like it’s some internet shit for likes and retweets.”
DaBaby denied that he intended to retweet the post and responded: “You done let these folks get the best of you thug. ion got no bad energy for ya. You know like I know I ain’t no ‘industry’ n***a, let em fool you into thinking that you trippin. Stand on what you stand on without feeling like I’m against ya. Stay focused my g.”
Megan then called out DaBaby for his behavior in private versus in public: “My stance hasn’t changed at all YOURS has. We already spoke abt this in private and you specifically said ‘that ain’t even no good business move why would I promote that shit’ but now this ain’t your ‘beef’ ? That ain’t real. But you stay on ya ‘business’ my g.”
From there, DaBaby responded with more explanations.
Check out Megan and DaBaby’s Twitter feud below.
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North Carolina rapper DaBaby and Megan Thee Stallion‘s Twitter fingers are putting in extra work this Father’s Day weekend. The hip-hop pair and past collaborators have ignited a dicey exchange following a buzzing “SKAT” single catching serious fire. DaBaby + Meg Thee Stallion Are Clashing Tensions initially stirred up when Stallion publicly lashed out at […]
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Kodak Black shared a picture on Instagram, Saturday, of himself with XXXTentacion and YNW Melly’s mothers. The post comes after the release of his new song, “Falling Over,” a tribute to the late XXXTentacion.
“Long Live @xxxtentacion,” he captioned the photo. He added: “#FreeMelly.”
XXXTentacion was fatally shot at a motorcycle dealership in Florida back in 2018 at just 20 years of age. The shooters stole a Louis Vuitton bag containing $50k from him and fled the scene. Four suspects have been arrested and are awaiting trial.
“Come alive Jahseh because I need an angel. I know you didn’t know you can die like this,” Black raps on his new tribute song. The track was released on the three-year anniversary of X’s death.
Melly was arrested and charged with two counts of first-degree murder back in 2019. He currently faces life imprisonment or the death penalty if convicted and is awaiting trial.
Melly’s mother Jamie King, reflected on her son’s incarceration, two years after his arrest, earlier this year.
“Today makes 2 years that you been locked up… Free my heart in human form,” King captioned a heartfelt post on Instagram.
Check out Black’s picture on Instagram below.
Blake Griffin was reportedly advised not to sign with Boston when he asked an unidentified Celtics player if he should join the team, earlier this season, according to Jared Weiss of The Athletic. The player told Griffin that the Celtics were dysfunctional.
Weiss wrote, Saturday, that Griffin was “asked a Celtics player if he should join the team midseason and was told not to come to Boston because of the apparent dysfunction.”
The Celtics struggled throughout the 2020-21 season, going just 36-36, despite making it to the Eastern Conference Finals a season earlier.
Earlier this week, Boston traded star point guard Kemba Walker and two draft picks to the Oklahoma City Thunder for Al Horford, Moses Brown, and a second-round draft pick.
Brad Stevens, who replaced Danny Ainge as president of basketball operations earlier this month, spoke about his decision to trade Walker in a statement: “Kemba is a true professional and a great teammate and player. I want to thank him for his tremendous impact, and the positive contribution he’s made both to the Celtics and the City of Boston.”
Despite the statement, Weiss described Stevens and Walker’s relationship as “tension-filled,” and explained that they did “butt heads, though the pair were considered to have a productive working relationship and mutual respect for one another.”
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In light of Kodak Black’s recent co-signing of ex-president Donald Trump, it seems fitting to look behind the scenes at their actual relationship and how Yak and Southern rap star Lil Wayne alike received pardons by the former head of state. Making the case for Mr. Carter In October 2020, Lil Wayne posted a tweet […]
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Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine are partnering together to produce a Marvin Gaye biopic titled What’s Going On, a reference to the legendary singer’s 1971 album of the same name. Allen Hughes, of Menace II Society and Dead Presidents, will direct.
“You’ve heard of all these big-name directors that have tried for 35 years to consolidate these rights,” Hughes recently told Deadline. “This started with Dre, saying let’s do this together, and then Jimmy came on, and Andrew Lazar, and we worked with the estate, with Motown and some other things that needed to be tied down, and we got it done.”
Deadline reports that Warner Bros is rumored to be putting up the biggest budget ever for an African American music biopic.
“This is so personal for me,” Hughes told Deadline in an interview. “When I made my first film with my brother, we were fortunate to get ‘What’s Going On’ into the trailer for ‘Menace 2 Society,’ and it was a game-changer in elevating the marketing of that film. Every film of mine but the period film ‘From Hell’ had some Marvin Gaye in it, and I’ve just always connected to him.”
The film is expected to begin production next year and will likely release in 2023.
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Let’s get straight to it: Lori Harvey is, no doubt, one of the most talked about successful Black entrepreneurs of the past 24 months. Over the past 4 years, 24-year-old Lori Harvey’s face has remained in the spotlight. Her name’s been in social media headlines more than some of your favorite rappers, most notoriously for […]
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