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Rappers are often flexing flying private jets which makes you wonder how they’re able to keep up with those types of bills. Unless you’re bringing in Drake or Jay-Z type of money, it just doesn’t seem to make financial sense. Many rap acts continue to do so while they can afford to but after a while, it’s draining on the pockets.

Unfortunately, there’s an image to uphold for some. Lil Yachty learned this first hand after a fan attempted to humiliate him while he was sleeping on a commercial flight. “Caught lil yachty lacking,” the caption on the TikTok along with a video of Yachty snoozing away. “This is weird as fuck. Why do y’all do this?” Yachty exclaims in a video response. “Am I trippin’? I know y’all be thinkin’ I’m tripping right now… Is this not weird?”

In response to those criticizing his choice of transportation, he reminded them, “I was doing private jets since I was 18 or 19. Trust me, I can do a fuckin’ private jet. Why would I spend 10 times the money if I don’t have to? It’s crazy.” 

In related news, the rapper recently released a new freestyle called “No More Beatboxing,” tackling Coi LeRay’s recent hit and SpottemGottem’s viral record. You can check that out here and peep Yachty’s TikTok below. 

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He’s already dominating in the music scene, and like many other top-selling artists, Bad Bunny is dipping his toes in wrestling. Snoop Dogg has made an appearance in the ring, Shaq has made his debut, and we certainly can’t forget Bow Wow’s announcement that he’s been training with professional wrestlers to have his time to shine. As the list of celebrity hopefuls grows, Bad Bunny expands his wrestling career with an appearance at WrestleMania 2021.

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Last night (March 22) on Monday Night Raw, Bad Bunny met with foe The Miz where he not only hit him with a guitar, but he accepted the challenge to face-off against the fighter on WrestleMania. The two-day event is reportedly scheduled to air on Peacock and fans can catch Bad Bunny and The Miz’s bout on the first night, April 10.

The rapper shared a clip of his Raw performance on his Instagram page and his fans are more than enthused to see his return to the ring. Bad Bunny’s Royal Rumble pay-per-view moment is still talked about as fans wonder how long he intends on continuing his wrestling career. Check out a few clips below and let us know if you’ll be tuning in to watch this one go down.

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Prior to getting his health in order, Rick Ross suffered scares that left his loved ones, and fans, concerned.  In 2018, it was reported that Ross had a seizure on a flight from Ft. Lauderdale to Memphis, causing the pilot to issue an emergency landing. In his memoir Hurricanes, Ross recalled that his abuse of Lean caused him to lose some of his faculties, even defecating on himself while in bed with a woman. The rapper has gotten himself into the gym and has spoken about changing his habits in order to improve his health, but a story he shared with Big Boy’s Neighborhood in 2019 has resurfaced where the rapper spoke about passing out during sex.

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In the clip, Ross and Big Boy speak about the rapper quitting lean because it was affecting his health. “I got to a point where I couldn’t do it no more,” said Rozay. “I had started falling asleep at the red light. I was having sex before, I woke up and the girl was like [screaming and crying],” he said while everyone laughed as Rozay imitated the frightened woman. He added that she was panicked because she believed he died in the middle of the act.

Everyone was able to make light of it as they imagined how the woman would tell her friends that she took out Rozay in bed. Revisit the 2019 interview below and check out the specific clip around the 26-minute mark.

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Fresh off of the release of The Plugs I Met 2, Benny The Butcher still has fans itching for more music, whether it’s in the form of a new project or guest verses. The rapper recently revealed that the Drake collaboration is still set to be released in the future, though he didn’t specify when. The Roc Nation signee has previously revealed his desire to work with Jay-Z which nearly came to fruition.

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The rapper paid a visit to Bootleg Kev’s podcast where he discussed the possibilities of working with Jay-Z in the future. Kev described the potential collaboration as “inevitable” before adding that a verse from Hov isn’t something that everyone gets. “I asked him, though,” Benny admitted, “but that’s nothing you can really ask for, though.” He explained that Jay-Z is regularly available to him, and even if he doesn’t get a 16 from Hov, there’s always knowledge to be soaked up. “That deal at the NFL, I knew that before it happened. I was in the Roc Nation building. Someone said, ‘Watch what happens on Thursday.’ And then that Square shit happened,” he explained, revealing that his contract was signed just before Jay-Z announced the deal with the NFL.

“His door is open, you know what I’m sayin’? So, it’s a lot to be gained. I don’t want him to be feeling that… that type, ‘I just want the song’ ’cause it ain’t like that,” he continued, revealing that he reached out to Emory about getting the Jay-Z verse. “What did he say? What did Hov tell me? I think he was going out of town,” he said. “One time I flew out here. He had an idea of a song that he wanted to do with me and I flew out here to do a song with him but he was movin’ around and doin’ shit, you know what I’m sayin’? That’s the fuckin’ president times 10.”

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Benny explained that he ended up missing Jay and never found out what the concept for the song would be but he said he’s honored that Hov even kept him in mind for a track. “If Hov get on a song with me, he gon’ give you an aesthetic of what he feel like the people want to hear on some street shit, I believe,” he said, explaining that he would want Jay-Z to come through with a verse similar to what he’d offer someone like Pusha T or Jeezy.

Check out the clip below. 

“The Box” took over the globe, propelling Roddy Ricch to become hip-hop’s latest star. The success of the single, as well as his debut album, Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial, made him Compton’s next-up, and he’s been carrying the torch with pride. However, the release of “Heartless” that he debuted at the Grammys offered a promising glimpse into his sophomore release.

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During a recent interview with Complex, the rapper went into detail about the direction he’s heading next that he describes as “more vulnerable” than his previous work. “I’m going to bring fans into my world more,” he said of the project. “I’m learning the balance. Like, OK, I’m not on Instagram, so I feel like I’ve got to bring them into my life more so they can feel me a little more.”

He added that he’s striving to bring it “back to the basics.” “There are all the old fans I had when I first started rapping, and these new fans that I got since the big album and Grammys and everything. So I want to bridge the gap between my old fans and my new fans. That’s what I’m on a mission to do with this next situation that I’m working on,” he said.

He didn’t confirm whether the next project is a continuation of the Feed The Streets series, even though he and his team have been teasing the third installment as his next release. “I feel like when the streets is hungry, you just feed them,” he said about details on his next project.

Are you excited for Roddy Ricch’s next album? 

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