Nikki Minaj seems to be watching Cardi B and jumped on this song but it reminds me of one of Cardi’s songs. You watched it so watch do you think about this. www.sohh.com
Young Money’s Nicki Minaj comes through clutch in her new “Goodbye” video. Onika steals the spotlight in the must-see Jason Derulo and David Guetta visual.
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It was only a few weeks ago, Cardi B penned a letter to her fans describing how much she underestimated motherhood. But tonight, we watched her dominate on the American Music Awards in her first televised performance since she gave birth to baby Kulture.
Rapper Offset cheered for his wife from the crowd, capturing our vibes at home as we watched Cardi hit her choreography, comfortably squat and manage to keep her wig on (in a scary moment we think happened, but the camera panned away) to her chart-topping song I Like It.
Moments before that, Cardi won the Billboard Award for favorite rap/hip-hop artist and thanked her baby girl. “I really want to thank my daughter. And not just because she’s my daughter.”
And when she isn’t dropping hot bars, winning record-breaking awards, she’s ruling the red carpet. She arrived in a dazzling Dolce & Gabbana gown adorned with a head wrap fit for a queen.
Cardi had something to prove after critics slammed the rapper for causing a scene at #NYFW when she attacked Nicki Minaj. Much to their demise, Cardi bounced back with vigor killing her competition with this epic welcome back performance.
Cardi solidified her place in the game with this performance and win. She’s clearly not going anywhere.
As expected, Khalifa did not disappoint and played the most loved hits including. However, before he hit the stage, he chatted backstage with Hot’s own B-Swift where he revealed which tour member has been the craziest on tour so far! Plus, he talked about his latest album and his approach in the studio.
Watch the full interview on the video player above!
I would like to think the Uberdriver would have any couple out of his car for kissing whether they were Lesbian or not but I dont get that vibe. After watching the video what do you think?
some opf the language in this video may be offensive to some viewers. Please watch with caution.
After hitting us with songs like “Can’t Hang” with PartyNextDoor, “No Defeat,” & “Hot Boy” featuring Lil Wayne, OVO affiliate and Drake’s right-hand man Preme decides to come through Hot 96.3 and sit down in studio to talk with Ashmac about his long awaited debut album Light Of Day, which also features Offset, Ty Dolla $ign, YG, and Post Malone.
Plus, he got real deep about his opinion on Kanye West, saying that these recent rants we are seeing on Twitter and hearing in interviews, he heard back in Wyoming when him and Drake were all in studio together. He also alluded to the fact that even though he doesn’t fully agree with Kanye West’s recent rants but he does understand him better than most. See the video clip above.
Kanye West sits down with Charlamagne the God and talks about his mental breakdowns, Obama, JAY-Z and more in video Interview. He also discusses Twitter, therapy, on-stage rants, and more in a nearly 2 hour long conversation… brace yourself and watch below:
Highlights from the interview.
He talks about his mental health and going to therapy.
“Nah I use the world as my therapist. Anyone I talk to is my therapist. I will pull them into the conversation. I’ll talk through things… And I put that as advice to people Use people around you as your therapist because they probably know more about you. Like a therapist does a crash course in Ye and then comes and wants to give you some advice. I’m not saying therapists are bad but I like talking to acquaintances friends family. And I’ll keep them on the phone for 45 minutes just talking through things”
He also discussed his issues with JAY-Z’s issues.
“I think me and Jay’s issues—my issue—it just came down to information. I’m super hungry for information. I need information more than I need validation. More than I need finance. If I learn how to fish, then I can feed my family forever…That concept that he gave me the money, that’s what frustrated me because actually, the money, he got from Live Nation. That’s normal that somebody gives somebody a touring deal. But the fact that it was worded that it came from him—I’m a very loyal, emotional artist person. That made me feel like I owed more than just the money itself for the fact that it came from him. It put me under a bit more of a kind of controlled situation.”
He says that after the now-infamous Taylor Swift moment at the 2009 VMAs, he struggled to get consistent radio play.
“Ever since the Taylor Swift moment, it’s never been the same, connection with radio. Whatever powers that be, it was much harder after that.
Kanye went deep into the loss of confidence he felt after his hospitalization:
“One of the things that was incredible when I got out of the hospital was, I had lost my confidence. And you could see it, that’s why they kept saying sunken place and all this stuff. And wow. I never had the empathy for people who lacked confidence. I had so much of it, I didn’t know what it was like to be without it. […] It just wasn’t Black Panther/Superman level confidence. It was placed into the simulation. I completely could be molded and controlled if that was the case. I wouldn’t speak up.[…] I didn’t have my confidence. So that superpower—if I was homeless, any situation—you could take everything. You could Black Mirror me. You could put shit on the media and say Ye fucked a goat…and you would not take my confidence away.”
Kanye also touched on racism and praising Trump:
“I felt like when I came out and expressed what I said and what I felt that it was almost like a Clayton Bigsby moment when everybody’s head exploded. Like ‘My ‘Ye, George W. Bush doesn’t care about black people, this dude has to like diss Trump at all costs.’ So many people around me said don’t express your feelings. Because of his brand […] well what makes George Bush any more racist than Trump? My response is, well racism isn’t the deal breaker for me. If that was the case, I wouldn’t live in America. In this gated community, I deal with it [racism].”
Toward the end of the interview, Charlamagne and Kanye looped back to talk more about his affection for Donald Trump. ‘Ye seemed to suggest that he identified with the president as an outsider.
I love real change. I love challenging the norm. I love people who don’t love him. I love the fact that they speaking up. And everybody’s just giving their opinions. Everybody’s expressing themselves. I love that. I been waiting for this moment in time. This is a Ye moment in time. My dad is a activist and my mom was an activist. We was in marches and stuff. I feel that energy coming to a head now.
I don’t have all the answers that a celebrity’s supposed to have but I can tell you that when he was running I felt something. It’s like the fact that he won, it proves something. It proved that anything is possible in America. That Donald Trump could be president of America. I’m not talking about what he’s done since he’s been in office. But the fact that he was able to do it. Remember when I said I was gonna run for president? I had people that was close to me, friends of mine, making jokes, making memes, talking shit. Now it’s like, “Oh its proven that that could have happened.” I felt the nonconventional. Even from what we’re doing in fashion to me being the kid with the pink polos to me being outspoken to me being ostracized because of the Taylor Swift thing or the George Bush thing or who I’m dating who I’m marrying , what I’m talking about. All of this is an outsider thing, so when I see an outsider infiltrate, I connect with that.
Virgil working at Louis Vuitton, Trump being in office, its a time for the unconventional. I’m not a traditional thinker. I’m a nonconformist. So that relates to the nonconformist part of me. Now, you know, but also I’m a producer, I like to segue things I like to take “Otis,” chop it up. What’s the Ye version? The Ye version is maybe the Trump campaign and the Bernie Sanders principles. That would be my mix and stuff. But I think both are needed.
Kanye also reflect further reflected on his mental state and his hospitalization, telling Charlamagne that moments of that time were among the worst in his life.
Nah, nah. I’m happy it happened. I’m happy to have gone to the other side and back. I want to point out the moment when you’re in the hospital bed and you’re next to your friend and you tell them “Don’t let this person leave my side” and they put you inside of an elevator and take all your friends away from you. That was the scariest moment of my life. I thought I was going to get killed.
Cardi B spent her Monday night as Jimmy Fallon’s first-ever co-host of ‘The Tonight Show.’
Closing out the show with her first ever performance of her song “Money Bag” from her new debut album, Invasion of Privacy.
The album is expected to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart this week, making her the fifth female rap artist to do so.
via Billboard:
She would follow Nicki Minaj (with Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded in 2012, and Pink Friday in 2011), Eve (Let There Be Eve… Ruff Ryders’ First Lady, 1999), Foxy Brown (Chyna Doll in 1999 and the collaborative album The Firm in 1997, with Nas, AZ and Nature) and Lauryn Hill (The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, 1998).
If there’s one thing we learned about Famous Dex over the past few months, it’s that he’s as real as it gets and he takes a lot of pride in just being himself (as he should) and having fun.
The Chicago rapper dropped by 92Q to discuss his debut album, Dex Meets Dexter (due April 6), this week and during his interview with @SteffSkeemz, he also dished on how the loss of his mother affected him, his relationship with his daughter and how it changed him, and how he lost his virginity.
Press play up top and see some of his flyest photos below.
Who knew Famous Dex was a baller?! Here’s behind-the-scenes footage from his visit to 92Q where he came to talk about his Dex Meets Dexter album, which features the song heard over the viral “Japan” challenge he also demonstrated playing one-on-one with @SteffSkeemz in our green room!
The following is a clip of one of Dexter’s fans taking part in the challenge. Stay tuned for the full, off the wall (literally) interview and peep some of the rapper’s flyest photos below.
Cardi B surprised fans AGAIN with the release of a new song. It’s called “Drip” and features Migos.
Card has had a busy week. She dropped a new single, “Be Careful,” a new video for “Bartier Cardi,” and it was announced she’ll be the first-ever co-host on ‘The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon’ PLUS her album, ‘Invasion of Privacy,’ drops Friday.
Well Lil Wayne don’t play that sh*t and it looks like an Australian crowd learned that for the first time at his concert.
TMZ.com: Lil Wayne scared the crap out of concertgoers when he threatened them with guns after someone threw a water bottle onstage. Then he took the high road.
We got video of Weezy performing at the Jumanji Festival in Sydney over the weekend, where all seemed fine until he was almost hit by a flying water bottle. Wayne stopped the show and calmly told the crowd the dos and don’ts of where he comes from … before making a veiled threat.
