YSL Records Signee Unfoonk Releases New Mixtape “My Struggle” Featuring Future, Young Thug, Gunna, & More

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Unfoonk had one of the best songs on Slime Language 2, completely going off on “Real” with his brother Young Thug. The Atlanta native has been given a second chance at life after catching a life sentence. Foonk’s brother Thugger hooked him up with the best lawyers in the country, who worked relentlessly to get the rapper back home to his family. Now, the YSL Records signee is ready to tell his story on his own terms.

Previously, we heard the new single “Temperature,” which was released this week. On his second wind, Unfoonk is ready for his spotlight, tacking on some of his most talented friends for My Struggle. The project features his YSL family, including Young Thug, Lil Keed, Gunna, Lil Duke, and FN DaDealer. Future and G Herbo are also featured.

Learn more about Unfoonk by listening to his new mixtape below. While you’re here, read our latest Rise & Grind feature with Unfoonk here.

Tracklist:

1. Temperature
2. Trial
3. Bait Em In (feat. Lil Keed)
4. I Had (feat. Gunna)
5. Private
6. Smoke N Mirrors
7. Hit Different (feat. FN DaDealer)
8. Running Out Of Patience (feat. Future)
9. 911 (feat. Young Thug)
10. Ape Shit (feat. G Herbo)
11. Streets Don’t Love Nobody (feat. Lil Duke)
12. My Pain

DaBaby Gets Schooled In Directorial Debut Music Video

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North Carolina rapper DaBaby is in some serious school spirit. The hip-hop star pulls through with an unexpected must-see and must-hear new “Ball If I Want To” music video premiere. With the summer officially back in action, DaBaby heats things with his new anthem. For his directorial debut, Baby pieces together a larger-than-life visual with video […]

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Isaiah Rashad Drops Off “Headshots (4r Da Locals)”

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Isaiah Rashad’s anticipated album The House Is Burning is on the way, and today the TDE rapper has come through to deliver another glimpse at the music to come. Following the release of his recent single “Lay Wit Ya,” a bouncy duet with Quality Control’s Duke Deuce, Zay has come through with “Headshots (4r da locals).” 

Backed by a bass-driven and vibey instrumental, Rashad catches a tight pocket as he slides from hook to verse. “I tell a bitch eat it like Doja Cat,” he raps, never breaking a stride. “You see the wrist, whip it like Bouldercrest / I got a crib bigger than Budapest / and the shots ain’t bringing my soldiers back.” Between this one and “Lay Wit Ya,” Zay’s upcoming project is looking to have a distinctive and cohesive sound — expect great things from The House Is Burning. 

QUOTABLE LYRICS

I tell a bitch eat it like Doja Cat
You see the wrist, whip it like Bouldercrest
I got a crib bigger than Budapest 
And the shots ain’t bringing my soldiers back

Don Toliver & Kali Uchis Combine Their Talents For “Drugs N Hella Melodies”

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Don Toliver continues the story from his “What You Need” music video with his latest release, teaming up with Kali Uchis to deliver “Drugs N Hella Melodies.”

The self-aware song title speaks to what each artist is offering on this record — the Houston-bred Don Toliver comes with the drug talk and Kali Uchis brings you back to life with hella melodies, lighting up the refrain. With Don’s upcoming studio album L.O.A.D. coming next month, the timely new single sets the pace for what we can expect from the rapper’s next go-around. 

The video shows the direct continuation of the “What You Need” video, taking us into Don’s world and allowing the viewer to fully understand the workings of his mind. The sexy new clip is available below. Let us know what you think and stay tuned for more new music from Don Toliver next month.

Quotable Lyrics:

Caught my eye, I love your intellect
I guess I put you straight to sleep, I call it bed rest
I just want your body like I never had
Take you out the house and never bring you back
Read my mind, you know that I’m into you
Spend our days off in the lake, I guess you into that
I just wanna love you like a hunnid racks
Take you out of town and never bring you back

Kevin Gates, Pop Smoke, King Von, & More Appear On The Star-Studded “F9” Soundtrack

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A week before the Fast & Furious gang go to space in the forthcoming F9, the film has gone ahead and released its exciting new soundtrack. At 14 total tracks, F9‘s soundtrack is stacked with appearances from some of the hottest Hip-Hop artists out right now, including Latto, Lil Durk, Don Toliver, Polo G, Offset, Trippie Redd, A$AP Rocky, and several others.

After previously treating fans to glimpses of the soundtrack with “Lane Swithca,” “Fast Lane,” and “I Won,” the star-studded F9 soundtrack is finally here.

In addition to its vast assortment of high-profile artists, the F9 soundtrack also features plenty of Latinx music and other global sounds, with artists such as Amenazzy, Farruko, Anitta, JP THE WAVY, and Jarina De Marco getting major looks throughout the soundtrack as well.

The Fast & Furious saga will officially continue with its ninth installment when F9 hits theatres on Friday, June 25, so get ready for the movie by listening to its star-studded soundtrack on your preferred streaming service.

Tracklist:

1. Fast Lane — Don Toliver, Lil Durk & Latto
2. Lane Switcha — Skepta feat. A$AP Rocky, Juicy J, Project Pat & Pop Smoke
3. Hit Em Hard — Offset, Trippie Redd, Kevin Gates, Lil Durk & King Von
4. I Won — Ty Dolla $ign, Jack Harlow & 24kGoldn
5. Rapido — Amenazzy, Farruko, Myke Towers, Rochy RD
6. Breathe — Prodigy feat. RZA
7. Real — Justin Quiles, Dalex & Konshens
8. Bussin Bussin — Lil Tecca
9. Furiosa — Anitta
10. Ride Da Night — Kevin Gates feat. Polo G & Teejay3k
11. Bushido — Good Gas & JP THE WAVY
12. Speed It Up — NLE Choppa feat. Rico Nasty
13. Mala — Jarina De Marco
14. Exotic Race — Murci feat. Seal Paul & Dixson Waz

Kim Kardashian Explains Her Decision To Divorce Kanye West

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Keeping Up With The Kardashians is officially off the air. After fourteen years and twenty seasons, the Kardashian family has decided to end the series with the final episode airing last week. On Thursday night, the sisters met up with Andy Cohen for a reunion show, discussing all of the intricacies that made up the longtime reality production. One of the biggest storylines during the final season was Kim’s divorce from Kanye West, which the world learned about earlier this year.

The power couple is breaking up after six years of marriage and people are surprised to see that they weren’t able to make it last. During last night’s reunion, Andy Cohen pushed for the details on their divorce, flat-out asking Kim why their relationship didn’t work, to which she answered as candidly as she could.


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“I honestly don’t think I would even say it here on TV, but it’s not one specific thing that happened on either part. I think it’s just a general difference of opinions on a few things that led to this decision,” said Kim, carefully choosing her words. “We have an amazing co-parenting relationship and I respect him so much and I think we’ll have– you know, that was my friend first. First and foremost, for a long time.”

Kanye West has been spotted with his new girlfriend, supermodel Irina Shayk, on a few separate occasions, as they walk around Los Angeles and New York. Kim has not publicly commented on her estranged husband’s new relationship. She is not currently dating anybody.

Are you sad to see Kim and Kanye’s marriage end?

H.E.R. Delivers Her Debut Studio Album “Back Of My Mind” Ft. Lil Baby, Chris Brown, DJ Khaled, Cordae, Ty Dolla $ign

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For years, fans have been begging H.E.R. to share her debut studio album Back of My Mind. The 23-year-old singer-songwriter has amassed a tremendous number of accomplishments as an artist who hadn’t even officially introduced herself with a debut, but her career has continued to rise into superstardom since she shared her first EP back in 2016. 

“I didn’t wanna pull out all my tricks at once,” the singer told Variety in a feature shared this week. “My first few [releases] were just a small piece of who I am musically, and it was a matter of time before I could reveal others. I’ve always been a huge fan of Coldplay and Led Zeppelin and Radiohead and alternative and rock and blues, but it wasn’t until this album that I started digging into those other elements and bringing them to R&B.”

Back of My Mind includes features from Ty Dolla $ign, Cordae, Hit-Boy, Lil Baby, Kaytranada, Thundercat, Chris Brown, Yung Bleu, DJ Khaled, Bryson Tiller, and YG.

Stream H.E.R.’s Back of My Mind and share your thoughts on the singer’s debut studio album.

Tracklist

1. We Made It
2. Back Of My Mind ft. Ty Dolla $ign
3. Trauma ft. Cordae & Hit-Boy
4. Damage
5. Find A Way ft. Lil Baby
6. Bloody Waters ft. Kaytranada & Thundercat
7. Closer To Me
8. Come Through ft. Chris Brown
9. My Own
10. Lucky
11. Cheat Code
12. Mean It
13. Paradise ft. Yung Bleu
14. Process
15. Hold On
16. Don’t
17. Exhausted
18. Hard To Love
19. For Anyone
20. I Can Have It ft. DJ Khaled & Bryson Tiller
21. Slide ft. YG

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DaBaby Is The Big Man On Campus In “Ball If I Want To” Visual

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He’s developed a career where he’s known to collaborate with top-selling artists in hopes of creating the next No. 1 hit, but DaBaby stands alone on his latest single. On Thursday (June 17), the North Carolina rapper announced—with the help of his daughter—that he had something brewing.

“All my beautiful fans, supporters, family, we got a big surprise for y’all tonight at midnight, don’t we baby,” said the rapper in a video as he introduced his daughter. Following her confirmation, he continued, “At midnight, we got a big surprise for y’all, so y’all be ready. Matter of fact, be ready around 11:30 p.m. eastern time.” 

He didn’t disappoint as he released his new single “Ball If I Want To” along with a high school-themed music video. Much like some of the rapper’s previous releases, the visual features upside-down twerking, dozens of dancers executing fire choreography, and of course, DaBaby demanding attention in the center of it all.

Stream “Ball If I Want To” and let us know what you think.

Quotable Lyrics

It’s fire on the front of my waistline
First n*gga try me, it’s playtime
Play ’round, you lay down, dog and he hot like Cujo
Me and her get on the floor, and we felt like some K9s
Pop-out lil’ n*gga, gon’ have to put you on top of the list
Ain’t no opps in the n*gga, they scared to let me in the room
Somebody in that b*tch gotta be blockin’ my pimpin’, that’s Baby

Cordae And Common’s ‘What’s Life’ Seeks Answers To Society’s Current Qualms

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While the two rappers might be a couple of rap generations removed from each other, a collaboration between Cordae and Common makes a lot of sense. Both are patient lyricists who present strong storytelling abilities while also laying off impressive bars with ease. Both rappers make a cross-generational connection for their new song, “What’s Life.” The effort watches the duo sift for answers to society’s current qualms while contemplating what their everyday lives might look like without aspects they deem as important.

Cordae and Common’s collaboration can be found on the newly-released Liberated / Music For The Movement Vol. 3 EP which arrives with five songs and other contributions from Lucky Daye, Chloe Bailey, Yara Shahidi, and saxophonist Kamasi Washington. On the individual side of things, Cordae recently shared his Just Until EP before gracing faces with videos for “Wassup,” “Dream In Color,” and “More Life.” Common, on the other hand, is hard at work producing a documentary — named God’s Long Summer after a book written by Charles Marsh — about Civil Rights activist Fannie Lou Hamer.

You can listen to “What’s Life” in the video above.

Liberated / Music For The Movement Vol. 3 is out now via Hollywood Records. Get it here.

Cordae is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Leon Bridges Questions The Growing Distance Between Him And A Partner On ‘Why Don’t You Touch Me’

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More than three years removed from his last album, Good Thing, Texas singer Leon Bridges is readying the release of his third effort, Gold-Diggers Sound. The project is one that’s been supported by strong singles like “Sweeter” and “Motorbike,” and now, he adds the third preview for the upcoming project with “Why Don’t You Touch Me.” His latest drop questions the growing distance between him and his partner as they watch their once-passionate love fade away. The new track is also accompanied by a heart-wrenching video that captures the broken love Leon sings about.

Prior to sharing “Motorbike,” Leon gave some insight about Gold-Diggers Sound. “I created this world with @rickyreed and @natemercereau at Gold Diggers Studio in East Hollywood over the course of two very long years,” Bridges wrote in an Instagram post. “With immense joy, greater purpose, and sometimes doubt, I labored over these eleven songs, but the record truly came together when I immersed myself in everything @golddiggersla making it my home, my escape, and the center of my creative world.”

The singer added, “The record features some remarkably talented friends, longtime collaborators and I believe it’s my most personal album yet.” Gold-Diggers Sound is highlighted by guest appearances from Terrace Martin, Ink, and Robert Glasper.

Press play on the video for “Why Don’t You Touch Me” above.

Gold-Diggers Sound is out 7/23 via Columbia Records. Pre-order it here.