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A simple interview question reopened one the beef between Rick Ross and Freeway Rick Ross. Rick Ross! UH! Holding onto a position in the music industry is incredibly difficult. Ya’ll know! Most people do not know how to do it. Those who manage to stay relevant understand it takes a lot of internal fortitude, unwavering belief in yourself and, perhaps most importantly, the ability to stay in the conversation. That last part might be the key. A lot of people think success is only about the music. It is not. The music gets you in the door, but staying there…
Dame Dash responds to Jay-Z’s viral Roots Picnic freestyle, saying Drake can beat Hov in a battle and calling the performance “wack.” **SOURCE:** Dame Dash is siding with Toronto rapper Drake, after Jay-Z’s viral Roots Picnic freestyle, which dissed the former Roc-A-Fella CEO, the OVO boss, Kanye West, Nicki Minaj and others. The Roc-A-Fella co-founder responded to the performance with brutal honesty, saying Drake can beat Jay-Z in a battle, something he doesn’t believe about Kendrick Lamar. “I don’t think Drake can beat Kendrick, but I know Drake can beat Jay. I know that for a fact,” Damon Dash said…
The Source |Today In Hip Hop History: Wu Tang Clan Released Their Epic ‘Wu Tang Forever’ Double CD LP 29 Years Ago
On June 3, 1997, the Wu-Tang Clan unleashed Wu-Tang Forever, a double-disc album that cemented their legacy as one of hip hop’s most powerful collectives. Coming four years after their groundbreaking debut Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), this ambitious follow-up delivered a dense, sophisticated, and lyrically potent body of work that proved the Clan’s influence was far from a passing moment—it was a movement. Executive produced by RZA, with additional production from 4th Disciple, True Master, and Inspectah Deck, the album embodied the dark, cinematic sound that had become the group’s signature. Released under Loud/RCA Records with visionary guidance from…
Source: Sean “Diddy” Combs – Picture / Sean “Diddy” Combs – Picture provided by CanvaSean “Diddy” Combs is facing another allegation as a former publicist claims the music mogul sexually battered him on two occasions. While no charges have been filed, authorities are reportedly reviewing the claims. As reported by USA Today, music producer and former publicist Jonathan Hay has come forward with allegations against Combs, claiming incidents occurred in 2020 and 2021. Hay has publicly identified himself as the accuser and says he recently filed a police report regarding the alleged encounters.According to TMZ, Hay’s relationship with Combs stemmed…
LL Cool J and Queen Latifah join BET’s first-ever advisory board to help guide the network’s future direction and cultural strategy. LL Cool J and Queen Latifah are stepping into the boardroom to help guide BET’s next chapter as the network forms its first-ever advisory board. The move brings together six cultural leaders tasked with shaping the future of a brand that’s been central to Black entertainment for decades. Both artists bring serious credentials beyond their music careers, with decades of television and film work that positioned them as entertainment powerhouses. Queen Latifah’s acting resume spans from her breakout role…
Source: ALBERTO PIZZOLI / GettyThe ongoing conflict in Iran has apparently strained the relationship between President Donald Trump and Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, with evidence of that strain being present in a phone call between the two leaders that was filled with tension and expletives. According to reports, which cited two American officials and a third source close to the conversation, Trump ripped Netanyahu in what one official termed was one of the worst calls between the two since Trump’s return to office. The other official described Netanyahu as being “steamrolled” during the call.“You’re f——g crazy. You’d be in…
Cassie’s international relocation marks her permanent departure from the US after securing $30 million from Diddy. Cassie has made her exit from American soil permanent, and the legal paperwork proves it. In a court declaration obtained by TMZ, the singer explicitly stated she’s living outside the United States and has zero intention of returning. This move comes after she secured a substantial financial settlement from Diddy following years of documented abuse, with the total payout reaching approximately $30 million. The declaration emerged as part of ongoing litigation involving Clayton Howard, a former escort who’s been pursuing his own $20 million…
In a culture that often celebrates overnight success, there is something powerful about an artist who stays committed long enough to build a decade-long journey. King Judas is one of those artists. Born in Maywood, Illinois, just outside Chicago’s west side, and later raised between Illinois and Las Vegas, King Judas has spent the last ten years carving out his own lane through consistency, self-belief, and an independent mindset that refuses to wait for permission. This summer, that journey reaches a major milestone with the release of his upcoming album, “10 Year Anniversary.” The project represents far more than a…
By 2009, had already cemented his place among Hip Hop’s elite lyricists. From his unforgettable debut appearance on Nas’ “Life’s a Bitch” to classic albums like Doe or Die and Pieces of a Man, the Brooklyn wordsmith had built a reputation as one of rap’s most technically gifted and consistently overlooked emcees. Then came Legendary. Released on this date in 2009 through Quiet Money Records, the album arrived at a time when lyric driven New York Hip Hop was fighting for mainstream attention amid the rise of Southern rap and increasingly commercial sounds. Rather than chasing trends, AZ doubled down on the qualities that made…
The Source |Drake’s ICEMAN Eyes Third Straight Week Atop Billboard 200 as Streaming Surge Continues
Drake’s latest chart run appears far from over. Early industry projections indicate that ICEMAN is headed for a third consecutive week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, with the album expected to move roughly 174,000 equivalent album units during the upcoming tracking period. The sustained performance adds another chapter to a blockbuster release cycle that has already produced several major milestones for the rapper. Following its debut, ICEMAN opened with 463,000 equivalent album units, marking the biggest streaming week of 2026 for a hip-hop or R&B release. The album then maintained its momentum in week two with 225,000 units, enough to comfortably retain…
