NLE Choppa Is The Latest Artist To Lend His Voice To SpotemGottem’s “Beat Box”

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SpotemGottem’s “Beat Box” has gone viral on platforms like TikTok and despite being about a year old at this point, the song continues to get a lot of attention from fans and various others in the hip-hop community. The track has received a ton of remixes at this point and even now, they continue to poor. In fact, NLE Choppa recently lent his voice to the track, on “Beat Box 4.”

As one can imagine, this new remix is full of energy as NLE Choppa delivers fast flows and aggressive lyrics that have a bit of a machine gun quality to them. Overall, it is exactly what you would want from the track, especially given Choppa’s stature. It’s one of the best remixes thus far, and you can stream it, below.

Quotable Lyrics:

Park the car before we hit the street, I’m hoppin’ out on feet
Get up close so I can see his teeth but I’ma keep it brief
Ask do he remember me, then introduced him to my heat
Skrrt off the block, you followin’ this car, your whip be cream cheese

CupcakKe Isn’t To Be Messed With On “Mickey”

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Ever since bursting onto the hip-hop scene, CupcakKe has always been known for her raunchy lyrics that always reference sex in the clearest ways possible. Even the spelling of her name is a reference to a sexual act, which should tell you everything you need to know about her content. With every new song, she continues to grow as a songwriter, and on Friday, she delivered a brand new effort called “Mickey.”

With this song, CupcakKe can be heard over some unique production, all while lamenting about a guy she seemed to be cool with but eventually, he got too comfortable and wasted her time by hanging around other women. This leads to some aggressive bars about how she’s sick of being played and that moving forward, she will have all the power in her relationships. She has whoever she wants on speed dial, and is empowered to call them whenever it pleases her.

It’s yet another dope track from CupcakKe, and you can check it out, below.

Quotable Lyrics:

This that don’t call my motherfuckin’ phone no more
You want that bitch? Then you can have that hoe (Oh yeah)
Only time you seeing me now it’s through a slideshow
Tried to ride for you but man you drive too slow (Skrr)

LeBron James, Bradley Beal And Many More NBA Players Paid Tribute To DMX After His Passing

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The music world suffered a gigantic loss on Friday morning. After spending several days in the hospital in critical condition, Earl Simmons, known to millions as DMX, died at age 50. DMX suffered a heart attack as a result of an apparent drug overdose on April 2, and a few days later, his manager said that he was in a comatose state and on life support, with his team of doctors performing a series of tests in an attempt to determine what would be best.

As is oftentimes the case when someone as revered as DMX passes away, the news led to plenty of people on social media — including many from the world of music — issuing up prayers and tributes. This also included a number of NBA players, including LeBron James and Bradley Beal, some of whom made it a point to look back on his life and legacy.

Eric Paschall of the Golden State Warriors posted a famous video of DMX at Woodstock ’99, where he performed “Ruff Ryders Anthem” in front of a packed, energetic crowd.

Charlotte Hornets youngster Miles Bridges made it a point to say that “this one hurt” and proclaimed that DMX is one of his favorite rappers.

Doja Cat ‘Cried Like A Baby’ After Her 2021 Grammys Performance

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Doja Cat provided one of the highlights of this year’s Grammys ceremony with her futuristic performance of “Say So.” It turns out that was a special moment for her, since she “cried like a baby” (in a good way) after she left the stage.

She spoke about it with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, describing the post-performance scene:

“So I performed, it was the first time that I’d ever performed and then cried like a baby after. And I don’t do that, I don’t cry. I just get off stage and I’m like, ‘Yeah, we did it, yeah.’ But for this, literally the director for the whole thing, he came up to me and I was walking off stage and he was like, ‘Thank you so much. You were amazing.’ And I’m like, ‘[sobbing] Thank you.’ And we were rushing out and I couldn’t talk to him. And I was just dying. […] [It was] ugly, ugly. Everybody was holding each other’s shoulders and looking at each other. It was really, really corny, but it was the sweetest, greatest, most intimate moment I’ve ever had.”

She also talked about preparing for the performance, saying:

“I feel like when you think of a Grammy performance, it’s like, three months of rehearsal and like it’s a huge deal, blah, blah, blah. And it is, but we had two weeks to put this together. So we had the two weeks of rehearsal for choreography, but I think that the concept was definitely something that we had for two months, three months. So visually, all that was kind of locked in by the time we started dancing. So I rehearsed for two weeks and then it was really, really difficult at first. Look: we tried different prototypes. I did the boots at the end, but we were trying to do heels. Heels were like… it was scary, but I really wanted to try. It looked so good, it had such a good silhouette.”

Watch Doja speak about her Grammys performance (and her new song with SZA) above.

Saweetie + Gwen Stefani’s ‘Slow Clap’ Mercilessly Dragged

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Saweetie + Gwen Stefani's 'Slow Clap' Gets Dragged Mercilessly

West Coast rapper Saweetie and pop star Gwen Stefani are getting dragged. The pair’s new “Slow Clap” remix music video has social media in a frenzy. Saweetie + Gwen Stefani’s ‘Slow Clap’ Gets Dragged The diva duo has been getting hilariously roasted over their new visual. Twitter users have lit them up in light of […]

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Kevin Durant Offers Clarity On Nets Chemistry

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Kevin Durant is easily one of the best players in the NBA right now and he has been having himself an incredible comeback season. While he may have been injured for a solid month, he is finally back in the lineup and he is already making the Nets look like the championship team we all knew they could be.

Considering the team’s big three hasn’t been able to play a lot of games together, there have been concerns that the Nets wouldn’t have a lot of chemistry. While in an IG chat with Bansky, Durant spoke about these chemistry questions, noting that everyone on the team is extremely talented and smart when it comes to basketball, which makes the process that much easier.

“When you’ve got high IQ players it’s not hard to figure s—t out,” Durant said. KD isn’t kidding as Kyrie Irving and James Harden are all guys who make their teams better. Now that they get to play with each other, the Nets are looking unstoppable, and even when one of them is out of the lineup, the squad still gets things done.

Once Harden returns from his injury, the Nets will be at full strength and the entire league will have to deal with a juggernaut.

Kyrie Irving & Kevin Durant

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Swizz Beatz, Eve + The Ruff Ryders React To DMX’s Death

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Hip-hop legend DMX put the Ruff Ryders on the map. The management company turned record label was one of the biggest brands in the music industry during the late-1990s and early-2000s, and DMX was the dog at the head of the pack. Upon the news of Earl Simmons’ death on Thursday, his former labelmates went […]

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Hip-Hop Remembers DMX

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Hip-hop stands united in their appreciation for the late DMX, who passed away earlier today at the age of 50. The sheer volume of tributes from his friends and collaborators speaks to the impact of his legacy, not only as an artist but as a man. A highly spiritual lyricist unafraid to honestly assess the complexities of life, the work of Earl Simmons will forever stand the test of time.

Look no further than the voices of his fellow artists, many of whom took to social media to pay respects. For some of them, DMX was a collaborator, a constant threat on wax to those with a competitive mindset. For others, he was a formative influence, the mind behind brilliant albums like It’s Dark And Hell Is Hot, Flesh Of My Flesh, Blood Of My Blood, …And Then There Was X, The Great Depression, and Grand Champ. 

On the day of his death, many in the hip-hop community have come forward to pay homage to DMX’s memory. In his honor, a collection has been assembled below. Included are many kind messages, images, and tributes penned by dozens of rappers, several of whom had the chance of working directly with X during his lifetime. We at HNHH would like to offer our sincere condolences to DMX’s family in this difficult time, and echo the sentiment that is so strongly being reinforced by rap fans everywhere: DMX is forever. 

DMX

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METHOD MAN

KXNG CROOKED

CONWAY THE MACHINE

DAZ DILLINGER

XZIBIT

GHOSTFACE KIILLAH

EVE

ICE-T

REDMAN

TECH N9NE

NAS

E-40

DAVE EAST

2 CHAINZ

DJ KHALED

FAT JOE

CAM’RON

RAPSODY

RUSS

RAEKWON

TIMBALAND

SWIZZ BEATZ

LUDACRIS

IRV GOTTI

BUSTA RHYMES

NECRO

SHEEK LOUCH

J.I.D.

STYLES P

RZA

GUAPDAD 4000

DUMBFOUNDEAD

SKYZOO

TIERRA WHACK

ISSA GOLD

EL-P

STATIK SELEKTAH

LeBron James, Trae Young, Adrian Peterson & More Pay Tribute To DMX

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Today has been a very difficult day for many throughout the hip-hop community as rap legend DMX has passed away at the age of 50. Last Friday, it was reported that DMX suffered an overdose which triggered a heart attack. While the paramedics were able to revive him, he ended up sustaining brain damage, and this morning, he suffered organ failure. Not long after this report surfaced, DMX’s family put out a statement saying that he had passed on.

Since that time, many throughout the hip-hop world have sent their condolences to the star who was able to touch a whole generation of rap fans. His music will forever be iconic and there is no doubt that his fans will be blasting some of his greatest works today.

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Now, the sports world is also offering their prayers for X, who was heavily influential on a lot of the world’s best athletes. When the news broke, LeBron James shared his condolences, saying “X 4L!! Rest In Paradise LEGEND!!” Stephen Jackson also shared an image of one of his tattoos, saying how DMX inspired him to get it. “[DMX] inspired me to get this tat 17 yrs ago. Words that stuck with me. Rest Easy Big Dog. Gone but never forgotten. Prayers and condolences to DMX and his family,” he said.

Trae Young, Adrian Peterson, Torrey Smith, and Miles Bridges were among various other athletes who paid homage to X. It’s clear he inspired millions of people, and he will never be forgotten.

Rest In Peace X.