by Michael Saponara
Pooh Shiesty has been behind bars since 2021 but he’s remaining in good spirits and will have some new sports cars waiting for him when he’s released.
The 1017 Records rapper took to Instagram from his cell on Monday (September 11) and bragged about being able to order a pair of new Ferraris through a jail call.
“Just orderd 2 ferrari’s off a jail call im real rich, make sure you make ha cover my name up before you keep the bitch #TheWaitIsOver #TheKingIsBack! #FreeTheBiggest,” he wrote.
The accompanying photo features Pooh Shiesty in a teal industrial uniform with a white thermal long sleeve underneath and a pair of watches. He is......
by Bernadette Giacomazzo
Slim Thug has been finally getting his long-overdue flowers while he can still smell them thanks to the strength of his albums and the love from his fans.
Following his February release of Where Dreams Are Made, Thugga dropped his follow-up, Midlife Crisis, on Friday (September 8).
The 13-track full-length album has a lead track of the same name, the official video for which arrived on the same day of the album’s release. Incidentally, September 8 was also Slim Thug’s 43rd birthday.
Check out the official video for the title track below:
The official video was directed by DJ Young Samm and features the Houston rapper stunting around his......
Mick Jenkins is back with album number four.
After making Wave[s] in 2015 with his debut mixtape, Mick Jenkins has released a trio of quality albums in 2016’s The Healing Component, 2018’s Pieces of a Man, and 2021’s Elephant in the Room. And now, after another two years of sitting back, taking in the world, and jotting down his thoughts, the gifted Chicago emcee is officially back with his latest studio album, The Patience.
Equipped with 11 tracks, including “Guapanese” and “Smoke Break-Dance” with JID, the album also boasts features from Freddie Gibbs, Benny the Butcher, and Vic Mensa.
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The third installment of their long-running series (volume two dropped in 2021), Blxst and Bino Rideaux reunite for their Sixtape 3 project.
Another six-track offering, the project is anchored by the focus track “Doin Yo Stuff” (which also comes with its own set of visuals). “You can expect the traditional essence and sonics you would anticipate from the Sixtape series,” Blxst says. “The sounds that come from the heart of LA.” Bino adds, “Sixtape 3 should bring you a true Los Angeles experience… no gimmicks and no reaches, just pure intention and vibes.”
Stream Sixtape 3, below.
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Introducing K Venom! An accomplished battle rapper and rising artist from Chicago, IL.
Having started rapping at an early age, Venom has been perfecting his wordplay and flow(s) ever since. So much so, it wasn’t until last year (2022), that K Venom released his first official single, “Surfin.”
Prior to transitioning to a studio artist, K Venom established himself in the battle rap scene, performing in various leagues, including Rare Breed Ent., Magnitude, and Raw Talent Battle League. He's battled and measured up to some incredible emcees including Scarzy Swooz, I Am Spoken, and Foet Dev. His energetic style and wordplay quickly made him a fan favorite......
by Bryson "Boom" Paul
Following "Spit" featuring Nicki Minaj signee and fellow Baltimore native Tate Kobang, Tmcthedon (@Artofthedon) unloads a lethal 2-pack of singles including "Headshots" and "Jayda" ahead of his Heartless Romantic album. Produced by Billboard-chart-topping instrumentalist AirWay, most known for his instrumentation on Kodak Black's "Follow Me," "Headshots" comes paired with the Set It Off TV-filmed and edited motion picture while "Jayda" pays homage to enticing entrepreneur Jayda Cheaves.
Shot on location in the DMV, the visual treatment for "Headshots" was written by Gregory James II; who also styled the talented Hip-Hop act for the Oscar-worthy......
Wedded bliss?
Tory Lanez reportedly recently got married despite receiving a 10-year prison sentence in early August, eight months after being found guilty on three felony counts (assault with a semiautomatic handgun, carrying a loaded, unregistered firearm in a vehicle, and discharging a firearm with gross negligence) in connection to allegations he shot Megan Thee Stallion in her feet in July 2020.
Los Angeles-based legal affairs journalist Meghann Cuniff obtained Lanez’s bail motion — an appeal hearing to be released on bail is scheduled for Thursday, September 14 — and she spotted an interesting change from past documents filed in the case, which Cuniff has been......
by Lexi Lane
The 2023 MTV Video Music Awards is only a week away from being held in New Jersey on Sept. 12. To get fans excited, they have unveiled some of the major award recipients. One of which is Diddy, who is being honored this year with the Global Icon Award.
The specific award first originated from the MTV Europe Music Awards, with the intent of honoring artists who have achieved worldwide success. (Diddy previously hosted the EMAs back in 2002.)
⭐ IT’S OFFICIAL ⭐
The hip-hop legend @Diddy is your 2023 #VMA Global Icon Award Recipient!!!
Tune in to @MTV on September 12 to see him accept the award AND perform at this year’s #VMAs ????????????......
by Cortney ALexanderFarnsworth Bentley, best known for his distinctive umbrella-holding role as Sean "Diddy" Combs' personal assistant and fashion guru, carved out a unique niche in the world of entertainment during the late 1990s and early 2000s. However, his journey didn't end when he stopped working for Diddy. In this article, we'll explore what happened to Farnsworth Bentley after he parted ways with the music mogul and where he is now.The Bentley Era:Farnsworth Bentley gained widespread recognition during his time as Diddy's personal valet and stylist. Known for his impeccable fashion sense and refined manners, he became a fixture at Diddy's side, adding an element of sophistication to......
by JAELANI TURNER WILLIAMS
Former Supreme creative director, Tremaine Emory, has made his official exit from the streetwear company, alleging ‘racist’ business practices.
After a year-and-a-half as creative director of streetwear company Supreme, Tremaine Emory is bowing out. On Thursday (August 31), the 42-year-old announced his departure from Supreme, claiming that "systematic racism was at play within the structure," per BoF.
Emory’s rant began with an image of Robin DiAngelo’s 2018 book White Fragility, drawing parallels between The New York Times bestseller and the environment at Supreme. “I’m......
