Director Cole Bennett has been a force in hip-hop for over a decade. Through his Lyrical Lemonade blog, which has since become an imprint and a brand, Bennett has helped highlight the works of several rappers and singers, and created visual elements for their music. This week, Bennett and the Lyrical Lemonade brand will release their first ever compilation album, All Is Yellow.
With a stacked list of collaborators and some already iconic videos, All Is Yellow is a hotly anticipated release. We’ve put together a nifty guide to the upcoming project ahead of it’s imminent release.
Lyrical Lemonade’s All Is Yellow Release Date
All Is Yellow is out 1/26 via Def Jam. Find more information here.
Lyrical Lemonade’s All Is Yellow Tracklist
1. “Fly Away” Feat. Sheck Wes, Ski Mask The Slump God, and JID
2. “Guitar In My Room” Feat. Lil Durk and Kid Cudi
3. “Say Ya Grace” Feat. Chief Keef and Lil Yachty
4. “This My Life” Feat. Lil Tecca, The Kid Laroi, and Lil Skies
5. “First Night” Feat. Teezo Touchdown, Juicy J, Cochise, Denzel Curry, and Lil B
6. “Special” Feat. Latto, Swae Lee, and Aminé
7. “With The Fish” Feat. $not and 6 Dogs
8. “Doomsday” Feat. Juice WRLD and Cordae
9. “Doomsday Pt. 2” Feat. Eminem
10. “Fallout” Feat. Gus Dapperton, Lil Yachty, and Joey Badass
11. “Equilibrium” Feat. BabyTron and G Herbo
12. “Hello There” Feat. Corbin, Lil Tracy, and Black Kray
13. “Hummingbird” Feat. UMI, Sahbabii, and Teezo Touchdown
14. “Stop Giving Me Advice” Feat. Jack Harlow and Dave
Last week, Snoop Dogg‘s 24-year-old daughter, Cori Broadus had a “severe stroke,” which she revealed on her on her Instagram Story on Thursday. Today, People posted an update from the rapper himself, in which he said she’s “doing a little bit better,” and agreed that the incident has put life into perspective for him. However, Cori may still in the hospital as of earlier this week, when she posted her latest Story from a hospital bed on Tuesday (January 23) in a follow-up post, explaining, “They took me off heaprin tonight (blood thinner) & most likely can go home tomorrow.”
Cori also noted in a video, “I just want to thank everyone single person that has sent me flowers… I mean, like, thank you so, so much. I really, really appreciate all the love and support, it’s been keeping me going in here, like for real.” She was still undergoing tests to determine the exact cause of the stroke, but despite her young age, she has always been at increased risk of health issues after being diagnosed with lupus when she was just six years old, according to Billboard. Lupus causes the body’s immune system to attack its own tissues and organs, and can affect the blood cells, brain, heart, joints, kidneys, lungs, and skin.
In the glittering world of reality television, where love blossoms just for the cameras and under the watchful gaze of millions, only a few stories have been genuine. Rachel Lindsay and Bryan Abasolo have been on a thrilling journey. From the iconic rose ceremony of The Bachelorette to the real-world adventures of love and commitment. In summary, it was nothing short of a modern fairytale. However, it seems this fairytale has run its course. Bryan Abasolo filed for divorce earlier this year, bringing an end to their marriage. Join us on a ride through the enchanting chapters of Rachel and Bryan’s love story, where reality TV romance met the genuine quest for happily ever after.
Rachel Lindsay, an attorney from Dallas, Texas, was the lead on the 13th season of The Bachelorette. On the other end, Bryan Abasolo, a chiropractor from Miami, Florida, was one of the contestants vying for her heart. The two had an immediate strong connection and chemistry during the first night of filming. Lindsay was especially quite smitten. She famously gave Abasolo the coveted first impression rose. To top it off, he also scored the season’s first kiss.
In the fifth week of the season, the two embarked on their first one-on-one date in Oslo, Norway. As the evening unfolded, both Lindsay and Abasolo opened up to one another. They spoke about their backgrounds, and shared tales from their formative years, up until adulthood. The night ended with Rachel Lindsay giving a rose to Abasolo. Moreover, in a heartfelt moment, he confessed that he was falling head over heels in love with her.
July 2017: Meeting Rachel Lindsay’s Parents
As the season neared its end, Bryan Lindsay decided to introduce Abasolo along with her two remaining suitors, to her family in their Dallas home. However, during this pivotal meeting, her family couldn’t help but harbor reservations about Abasolo’s intentions, questioning his sincerity. In a conversation with PEOPLE, Lindsay shared her frustrations on the entire ordeal.
“Some of the things my family felt about Bryan, I understood because that’s how I felt at first,” she said. “I questioned him a lot so I understood why they did that at first. But at the same time, you see my frustration because I felt like they weren’t as open-minded as they were with the other two men. I got defensive.” In the end, she followed her instincts and awarded Abasolo a rose following their hometown date.
August 2017: The Final Rose Ceremony And A Proposal
In the season finale of The Bachelorette, Rachel Lindsay had to choose between Bryan Abasolo and Peter Kraus. Ultimately, she gave Abasolo the final rose, indicating her choice to spend her life with him. Subsequently, he proposed to her with a 3-carat diamond ring, and she happily accepted. The newly engaged couple only spent a few months apart before they began living together in Dallas.
March 2019 marked the month Lindsay and Abasolo left Dallas and moved to Miami. This was primarily driven by the pursuit of their career paths. Lindsay bid goodbye to their previous chapter with an Instagram post featuring herself and her luggage. “Dallas I’m going to miss you so much but I’ll always be reppin you ,” she captioned the photo.
August 2019: Rachel Lindsay & Bryan Abasolo Say “I Do!”
Rachel Lindsay and Bryan Abasolo tied the knot in a beautiful ceremony in Cancun, Mexico. The wedding was attended by friends, family, and fellow Bachelor Nation alumni. Unsurprisingly, fans wondered why the couple had opted for a more private ceremony. Lindsay shared with PEOPLE that she’d been put off TV weddings. “I started hearing horror stories about these TV weddings,” she said. “It shows to the world or Bachelor Nation that what we have is more real.” Following their wedding ceremony, the newly married couple jetted off to the enchanting Santorini, Greece, for a picturesque honeymoon. Both of them shared glimpses of this romantic getaway through snapshots on their social media accounts.
August 2020: First Anniversary And A Los Angeles Move
For their first anniversary, Rachel Lindsay and Bryan Abasolo basked in the sun-soaked beaches of Aruba. The couple graciously shared the highlights of their tropical retreat through their Instagram Stories. In a heartfelt anniversary post on her Instagram, Lindsay expressed: “One year + FOREVER … I love you and I am beyond thankful for you.” By October, while on Abasolo’s Dr. Abs Healthcast podcast, Lindsay mentioned that the two had started living apart. She relocated to Los Angeles to advance her career, while Abasolo managed his chiropractic business in Miami.
2021-2022: Together Again, And A Visit To Colombia
The couple reunited in early April, 2021 and began living together again in Los Angeles. Rachel Lindsay took to her Instagram to share the news. She wrote: “Not an April Fool’s joke. RnB are back where we belong – together.” Later that year, the two attended Abasolo’s cousin’s wedding together. It signified Lindsay’s first visit to Abasolo’s country of origin, Colombia.
The New Year started with a bang as Abasolo revealed the end of his relationship with Lindsay. According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, he had filed for divorce on New Year’s Eve. In his post, he asked that fans should respect the spaces of the former couple’s family and friends as they figured out the next steps. A few days later, Lindsay spoke up about the divorce on her podcast Higher Learning. “Obviously, it’s a difficult time,” she said. “I’m not gonna talk about it. I will eventually, but now is not the time, just trying to take it day by day.”
The Tennessee Titans have hired Brian Callahan as the team’s new head coach. Callahan joins the Titans after five seasons as the offensive coordinator in Cincinnati. “This is an exciting time for our franchise, and we’re thrilled to have Brian as our head coach. We went through a thorough candidate search and Brian stood out as the best person to lead our football team. I want to thank the other candidates who were part of this process and wish them well moving forward,” Titans controlling owner Amy Adams Strunk said.
Quarterback development was a key factor for the Titans as they moved forward with Will Levis as their presumptive starter. Callahan’s time in the NFL has included coaching Peyton Manning during the Broncos’ Super Bowl win in 2015 and the rise of Joe Burrow with the Bengals. He also helped coach Matthew Stafford and Derek Carr to new heights in their already-established careers. The Titans parted ways with Mike Vrabel earlier in the offseason after back-to-back seasons of disappointment for the team.
The Titans become the third team to fill their head coaching vacancy. Both New England and Las Vegas opted for internal replacements. The Patriots promoted former star linebacker and groomed Belichick protege Jarod Mayo to replace Bill Belichick. Meanwhile, the Raiders opted to retain interim head coach Antonio Pierce, who had a 5-4 record with the team after taking over midway through the 2023 season.
However, that leaves a number of vacancies as yet unfilled. Atlanta appears to be leaning towards Belichick after interviewing him twice last week. Meanwhile, the Chargers have been linked with Michigan’s Jim Harbaugh. However, that leaves Seattle, Carolina, and Washington without a clear frontrunner. Some of the interview processes have been delayed by interview rules concerning playoff teams. Coaches from the Chiefs, Niners, Ravens, and Lions cannot be contacted until after the Conference Championship games this weekend.
Finesse2tymes’ life since returning home from prison in 2022 has been a total rollercoaster. Though his critics have been particularly ferocious with their wisecracks about his appearance and unconventional relationship decisions, the “How to Act” hitmaker continues to march proudly to the beat of his own drum. Living in such way makes Finesse feel free, but it seems to upset others, including his past collaborator Jucee Froot. The pair worked together on “Minaj Tonight’ back in 2018, and while some hip-hop heads still go back to that joint, in 2024, their paths are crossing again in a far less friendly manner.
Earlier this week, the femcee had a few things to get off her chest. “PU**Y B**CH, STOP [CALLING] AROUND RUNNING YO C**K [SUCKA] B**CH,” she wrote beneath a photoshopped image of FNG King’s dad. In the picture, Finesse’s back is turned to the camera as he models a black lingerie set and long hair. He recently underwent surgery to alter his appearance, and since then, the internet’s been clowning him non-stop. “[I DON’T] GOT NO OG 304 OR BIG HOMIE, [YOU] KNOW WHO [TO CALL]!!” Froot’s rant went on.
“[Call] me b**ch [and] PULL YP IF ITS SMOKE LIKE [YOU] SAID. [AND] ALL THIS [ABOUT WHY YOU] HAD ME BLOCKED, BOY [YOU TOO] ZESTY SUS ,” the rising star further dissed Finesse. “SEE I was CHILLING on that BIG BOOTY TT NA I AIN’T STOPPIN!! This internet s**t be cr*zy. TAG TT 2times SURGEON #I’mAskingForAFriend . [YOU] SAID PULL UP THEN WENT TO CALLING PEOPLE LIKE [YOU] WAS GONE GET SOMETHING DONE TO ME… What the f**k is going on here? ,” Froot couldn’t help but laugh.
Besides what Jucee Froot’s been alleging about Finesse2tymes, the Memphis native is also currently being put on blast for selling the same verse to two different artists. Rather than try to hide the situation, he reminded critics that the music industry is “a business,” one in which he’s choosing to work smarter rather than harder. Read more about that at the link below, and check back later for more hip-hop/pop culture news updates.
Meek Mill recently discussed his 2007 arrest, on the 17th anniversary of the day police booked him for attempted or aggravated assault against a police officer. Reflecting on the incident on Twitter, Meek explained that police lied about the situation. They had obtained a search warrant for his home after an officer for Philadelphia’s Narcotics Field Unit claimed he sold crack to an informant. Afterward, police said Meek chased them and fired a shot at one of them. He used his mug shot from the arrest as the cover of his Dreamchasers 4 mixtape.
“January 23rd I caught this case I got charged for pointed a gun at a cop and selling crack,” he began. “I was just walking to the store with with a gun to protect my one life in a dangerous hood! Them cops lied on me and karma is repaying me! Be a good person you gone prosper! I did not sell or have crack on me! I only sold crack a few weeks when I was flat broke, I was selling weed to the people who sold crack that had the big stacks of cash! The same weed trapping they doing nowadays! But paying 6k a pound for haze at 17 crazy lol.”
DETROIT, MICHIGAN – JANUARY 19: Meek Mill performs at Little Caesars Arena on January 19, 2024 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Scott Legato/Getty Images)
In another post, Meek added: “I never sold heroin in my life that sh*t killed one of my favorite aunts! Like a a few weeks b4 Christmas if I’m not mistaken… it’s a million ways to get this cash I would never sell that knowing the effect of that! Sh*t killed my cousin ‘mom’ my we cried for months!” Check out his tweets on the matter below.
Meek Mill On His 2007 Arrest
I did not sell or have crack on me! I only sold crack a few weeks when I was flat broke …. I was selling weed to the people who sold crack that had the big stacks of cash! The same weed trapping they doing nowadays! But paying 6k a pound for haze at 17 crazy lol
I never sold heroin in my life that shit killed one of my favorite aunts! Like a a few weeks b4 Christmas if I’m not mistaken… it’s a million ways to get this cash I would never sell that knowing the effect of that! Shit killed my cousin “mom” my we cried for months!
In the years since his arrest, Meek has become an impassioned advocate of criminal justice reform. Be on the lookout for further updates on Meek Mill on HotNewHipHop.
Isaiah Rashad has celebrated the 10th anniversary of ‘Cilvia Demo’ by releasing new live versions of select songs, recorded during an intimate performance.
Big Moochie Grape has been one of the most exciting forces out of Memphis over the past few years, especially after Young Dolph signed him to PRE. Projects like Eat Or Get Ateset the stage for his ascent. Meanwhile, 2022’s East Haiti Baby served as a testament to his dexterous flow, impeccable beat selection, and raw tales from East Memphis. Unfortunately, months after the release of the 2022 album, Moochie found himself behind bars for a probation violation.
“I got caught with a gun. Possession of a handgun by a convicted felon. And this would lead to the whole thing,” he explained to HotNewHipHop in his first interview since his release on January 17th, 2024. “But me not going to see probation… Like I said, with Dolph passing, it just took a big toll on me, and I just wasn’t in my right state of mind.” However, even from behind bars, the “Freestyle” rapper didn’t let his time go to waste. In November 2023, he unveiled East Haiti Baby: Incarcerated, the deluxe edition to his 2022 opus, which boasted appearances from other incarcerated rappers, including YFN Lucci, Rio Da Yung OG, and C-Murder, who shares words of wisdom during the interlude.
Coming home after his stint behind bars, he hit the ground running. He filmed a music video outside of jail, debuted his latest single, “WAKE EM UP,” in a From The Block performance, and immediately hit the studio to work on his next project, which HotNewHipHop can confirm exclusively will be titled Eat Or Get Ate 2.
We caught up with Big Moochie Grape shortly after his release to discuss the next chapter of his career, how his friendship with Jay Fizzle led to his deal with Young Dolph, and why PRE is the best movement.
This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity.
HotNewHipHop:How does it feel to be home? Especially with the success you achieved during your time behind bars
Big Moochie Grape: It feels great. I’m just ready to get back to it. I’m ready to stay working.
What was the first thing when you got back home?
Worked.
You shot a music video, too, right?
Yeah, I shot the music video at the jail. Left the jail and went straight to the studio.
What was your first meal once you came back home? I’m sure the food behind bars wasn’t the greatest.
Yeah, you know, we eat steak and stay up late.
If you don’t mind, could you walk me through what led to your incarceration?
I got caught with a gun. Possession of a handgun by a convicted felon. And this would lead to the whole thing but me not going to see probation… Like I said, with Dolph passing, it just took a big toll on me, and I just wasn’t in my right state of mind.
I read that you had your first run-in with the law when you were 8 years old. Did you feel like people treated you differently when you went to jail considering your status?
Yeah, people treated me different, the inmates, you know what I’m saying? Some of the inmates never been locked up with somebody like me. I had people working for me in jail, like I was kicked up, boss status. You know, I was in a little country town so, you know, they ain’t used to somebody like me. Like, they was infatuated.
You caught the case in Georgia. Currently, you have any conditions?
Yeah, I got a few conditions for like six months. After that, I’m back on the road.
In your absence, it felt like Memphis reclaimed its position as a major hub in hip-hop. How do you feel about the way your city has a firm grip on the genre right now?
It’s a good feeling knowing that it comes from my hometown but to keep it 100, I’m not really worried about no other Memphis rapper. Just me and my team.
How do you feel about the way PRE kept their foot on the gas while you were locked up?
Yeah. The best movement ever.
How would you describe the way PRE distinguishes itself compared to the other labels, collectives and groups within hip-hop?
We’re phenomenal.
Could you elaborate a little further on that?
Like, ain’t nobody seeing us in any shape, form or fashion. We do it our way and nobody else way.
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I’m sure that’s something that Young Dolph instilled into you early on, especially moving as an independent artist. On “Non Stop,” you rap, “Major labels callin’ my phone, know I’m finna decline it.” At this point, how do you think a major label could benefit you?
It wouldn’t benefit me at all. I don’t plan on doing it.
Can you tell me about how you and Young Dolph first linked up? I read that you were basically debuting music throughout clubs in Memphis, and it eventually landed on Dolph’s radar.
The other artist on the label, Jay Fizzle — that’s my best friend, so that’s how really I was around. I was already around, and then I just started making music out of the blue, and [Young Dolph] loved the sh*t.
Did the fact that you made music surprise him at that point?
Yeah. It was surprising because I wasn’t even making music at first.
C-Murder appears on the project during the interlude, and he tells you to use your time wisely. How did you use your time behind bars?
Just did a whole lot of thinking. Like, trying to figure out myself. I was putting the project together the whole time, trying to feed the streets.
Did you create a vision board or anything like that to determine what you wanted to do and the goals you had once you came home?
Nah, I just called home, go over it with my team, and we came up with a plan.
Have you been able to speak to C-Murder since your release?
No, not yet, but it’s coming.
Was he someone that you listened to often growing up?
Yeah, I done listened to him when I was younger.
Does any particular C-Murder or No Limit album or song stand out to you?
Actually, I like the whole TRU [by True] album.
Do you remember discovering that album?
Oh no, not really. I just came across it.
Eat Or Get Ate made a strong statement. Then, East Haiti Baby further cemented your name. Can you tell me about creating this album?
Yeah, I was in jail for like four and a half months. And then, I got out, and I just started going crazy. That’s how East Haiti Baby came about. But it’s also about me coming from my side, East Memphis. Like, what I’ve been through. I’m basically giving them my life story.
Okay, word. So what was the process behind the deluxe edition? I’m sure you and your team were in close contact to bring this to life, but who was the person who helped flesh out the deluxe?
Shit, CEO, my management team. My folks got something going on. They know what they’re doing, so I just follow the lead. Plus, I called home every day, and we were going over the album. So, I got a chance to listen to the songs over the phone and, you know, make it happen.
What was your reaction when you actually got to hear the project in its entirety, mixed and mastered on quality speakers?
Oh, it sounded real good.
What was your favorite track off of the deluxe?
All of them, even the interlude.
You’ve also expanded into philanthropy. I know Paper Route Empire teamed up with The Bail Project last year to help with bail assistance. Considering how close to home that is, do you see yourself getting more involved with charity and giving back?
Yeah, Dolph did it, so he put it on me to do the same thing, you know what I’m sayin’? I’m willing to help anybody if the help is needed.
Outside of the Bail Project, are there any other initiatives that you want to be more involved in?
Yeah, like, giving back to unfortunate kids, helping the elderly, you know? Just put my face on a whole lot of things.
Is there any particular memory that resonates with you from seeing Christmas giveaways or things like that in your area?
Really, Dolph. Dolph had the biggest one.
The turkey drive, right?
Yeah, he always gave back.
Do you remember going to those with him?
Yeah, the day I got signed, on my birthday. He was doing a turkey giveaway on my birthday. Once we got done with the turkey giveaway, I started getting chains, and we went from there.
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What’s next for you? I hear you got a new mixtape in the works.
I’m just working consistently, like, trying to come up with a big plan.
Do you have a title for the new project yet?
Yeah, but I ain’t gonna speak on that right now.
[Ed. note: Big Moochie Grape’s team later confirmed Eat Or Get Ate 2 as the title of his next project and is expected to be released in February or March]
Is there any information regarding the album that you could disclose? Features, producers?
I ain’t got all of that together right now, but it should go down.
And you’re planning to release that in the next few weeks?
Yeah, I really want to do it tomorrow if I could.
Now that you’re home and focused, how would you describe this next chapter of your career?
A next testimony, that’s how I put it. You know, just life experiences and time, too.
What do you hope your fans will take away from this chapter?
If I could do it, anybody could do it. Because I know where I come from and what I’ve been through. Like, I’ve been through the worst that comes from the worst so if I could do it, no different, anybody could do it. You know, I advise everybody to stay working. Hard work pays off.
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. [YOU] SAID PULL UP THEN WENT TO CALLING PEOPLE LIKE [YOU] WAS GONE GET SOMETHING DONE TO ME… What the f**k is going on here? 
