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Desiigner Arrested In South Carolina After Domestic Dispute Leads To Violence Charge

By: Houston Williams Updated Mar 25, 2026 at 4:30pmCategory: News

Brooklyn rapper Desiigner was arrested Tuesday in South Carolina on a domestic violence charge after police responded to a reported dispute. The Brooklyn rapper, born Sidney Royel Selby III, now faces a third degree domestic violence allegation stemming from an incident in Horry County near Conway.

According to reports from the Horry County Sheriff’s Office, deputies were initially called to a residence on March 2 after receiving a complaint about a domestic disturbance. Authorities say the situation involved a woman who reportedly lived with the rapper and shares a child with him.

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Arrest documents claim the argument escalated physically. Investigators allege Desiigner took the woman’s car keys during the dispute, damaged her clothing and forced her to the ground. Reports indicate the alleged victim suffered minor scratches along with small areas of bleeding on her arm and lower back.

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Police also noted a child was inside the home but was not close enough to witness the alleged altercation.

Officers reportedly could not locate Desiigner when they first responded to the scene. Authorities later issued a warrant connected to the investigation which eventually led to his arrest this week.

Booking records show the rapper was charged with third degree domestic violence. He was later released after posting a bond reported to be about $1,500. No additional charges have been announced and officials have not said whether more could follow as the case moves through the legal process.

Desiigner has not publicly addressed the arrest and no official statement has been released from his representatives.

The artist became a major Hip-Hop name in 2016 when his breakout hit “Panda” exploded across radio and streaming platforms. The song’s success helped him land a deal with Kanye West’s GOOD Music and led to appearances connected to the rollout of The Life of Pablo. While his early momentum positioned him as one of the era’s new voices, his public profile has been quieter in recent years outside of music releases and social media activity.

The case remains active and further developments including potential court proceedings or public responses could surface in the coming weeks as more information becomes available.

Heather Graham And Myha’la Break Down The Insane New Movie “They Will Kill You”

By: Chuck Creekmur (@ChuckCreekmur) Updated Mar 25, 2026 at 12:00pmCategory: AHHplus

Heather Graham and Myha’la, two of the stars of They Will Kill You, now meet at the same crossroads: fearless storytelling. Graham, whose career stretches from cult classics to mainstream hits, brings veteran presence, while Myha’la continues to establish herself as one of the most exciting rising actresses of this chaotic era. Together, they help power one of the most unpredictable multi-genre films in recent memory.

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They Will Kill You follows a woman searching for her missing sister who finds herself pulled into a mysterious, murderous cult, forcing her to confront danger, loyalty and the true meaning of family. The film blends horror, action, dark humor and emotional storytelling into a ride that feels built for both movie lovers and the blerd community alike. The movie premiered at SXSW in Austin to the glee of the crowd in attendance.

Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur, also present for the festivities, caught up with the two stars to discuss what drew them to the film, the challenges of acting in genre movies and why the story’s emotional core makes it relatable far beyond its action-packed, horror-filled surface.

Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur: Hey guys, how you doing?

Heather Graham: Hi, Chuck.

Myha’la: Good. How are you?

Chuck Creekmur: It’s an honor to be sitting in front of you. I’m a big fan of both of you.

Heather Graham: Thank you.

Chuck Creekmur: Could you tell me what drew each of you to this movie? I mean, it’s incredibly crazy. I was like, what is going on? Even just seeing the trailer.

Myha’la: Us too. I mean, I was reading that script thinking, “Oh my gosh, where are we going? How did we get here? How are we going to pull it all together?” Karill was just really joyfully going through different genres and I thought that was really exciting and cool. I love that it centered two young women and their love story as sisters. I thought it was really badass. I knew that all of the action sequences were going to be really awesome. And then of course meeting him and seeing how enthusiastic and passionate he is—that made it an easy sell for me to want to work with him. And of course, all the crazy actors attached already.

Heather Graham: Yeah, the script was really original and unique. When I read it, I just thought, I’ve never read anything like this before. The way he mixed horror and comedy and action. And I also just wanted to do action sequences.

Chuck Creekmur: You did. And your eye is a co-star.

Heather Graham: I know! I’m proud of my eye. My eye is great. She deserves top billing. She was really fab.

Chuck Creekmur: Absolutely. Did this require anything from you on a deeper level as far as your acting chops? Did you have to dig deep?

Myha’la: I actually find genre films more challenging because, aside from the emotional work that you do anyway, you also have to superimpose all this stuff that’s not real around you. So it’s another level of “fake” that you have to work beyond to still make it feel real. I do find that to be a challenge. But it’s a good one. It’s a good challenge, and I think when it works, it really pays off.

Heather Graham: For me, I felt like I had to justify why I’m in this cult. Because obviously when you’re reading it, you’re like, why are these people in this cult? So I had to find a reason I could believe in that would make me say, “Okay, that’s why I’m here.”

Chuck Creekmur: As a guy, this is a female-led movie and I didn’t even think twice about it. I didn’t notice it. How was it for you, or how do you feel about this being such a strong but also emotional roller coaster?

Heather Graham: It’s cool. It was written by two men, which I think is amazing. Two men created all these incredible female characters. So it’s a great collaboration between male and female.

Myha’la: Yeah, I love that you said that. I think there’s a misconception that if you don’t look like the person you’re watching, you can’t relate. But really this is a sibling love story. If you’ve ever had a sibling, you can relate. It doesn’t matter what gender they are.

I also think there’s something to be said about the approach to writing. They’re writing a story about two people who care about each other in this environment. It’s not like their hardship is specifically because they’re women—that’s not the reason its difficult. And it’s not unrelatable.

I’m really happy you said that. I didn’t really notice it either while we were doing it. I’m not like, “Oh I have to do this because of my gender.” That’s not important. I hope people notice that just because it’s women doing the thing doesn’t mean it isn’t broadly relatable to everyone.

Chuck Creekmur: Yeah, I think they will. Thanks a lot. I appreciate you.

Heather Graham & Myha’la: Thank you.

Suge Knight Memoir “Your Pain Is My Joy’ Addresses Beef, Diddy & More

By: AllHipHop Staff Updated Mar 24, 2026 at 11:04pmCategory: News

Suge Knight is dropping his memoir from prison and it’s going to be absolutely unfiltered about everything that went down in hip-hop’s most chaotic era.

The 352-page book titled “Your Pain Is My Joy” hits shelves on August 4, 2026, published by Simon & Schuster’s Gallery Books imprint, and Knight’s been writing this thing while serving a 28-year sentence for voluntary manslaughter.

Knight co-founded Death Row Records with Dr. Dre back in 1991, and together they built the most dominant rap label of the mid-90s with a roster that included titans like Tupac, Snoop Dogg, and countless other West Coast legends.

The memoir promises readers a “thrilling ride” through the Golden Age of Rap and the streets of Compton, with Knight telling his side of stories that have been twisted and debated for three decades.

He’s described as the most feared man in hip-hop, known for his towering build, his ties to the Compton Bloods gang, and a well-documented history of violent encounters that shaped the entire industry.

The book covers everything from his legendary encounter with Vanilla Ice to his blow-out brawls with P. Diddy and the night he and Tupac got shot in Las Vegas, with Knight finally giving his perspective as a passenger in that 1996 drive-by shooting.

Death Row Records shaped West Coast rap in ways that still echo today, and Knight’s memoir is positioned to reveal details about the label’s rise and fall that haven’t been publicly addressed before.

Knight’s been a central and polarizing figure and this memoir represents his first opportunity to tell his story directly to the world without filters or apologies.

The synopsis states he “pulls no punches, asks for no forgiveness, and explains exactly how he battled his way to the top,” which means readers should expect raw honesty about his business practices, his relationships with major artists, and his role in some of hip-hop’s most controversial moments.

Knight wrote the entire manuscript while incarcerated, making this one of the most anticipated hip-hop memoirs in recent memory.

The audiobook version is also being released simultaneously, narrated by a professional voice actor, giving fans multiple ways to experience Knight’s perspective on decades of industry drama and personal struggle.

Pre-orders are already live through major retailers.

Tiny Reveals Biggie Apologized To XSCAPE Minutes Before His Death

By: Mike Winslow Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 10:00pmCategory: News

Tiny had to sit through one of the most disrespectful moments in Hip-Hop history when Biggie called her group ugly on wax, but the story didn’t end there.

The Notorious B.I.G. dissed XSCAPE on his 1994 promotional single “Just Playing (Dreams)” with a line so harsh it became legendary, and the group initially didn’t care enough to even acknowledge it.

They’d cuss people out about the diss, brush it off, and keep moving forward with their careers.

When Biggie would show up to XSCAPE shows in the same city, Jermaine Dupri kept trying to make peace between them, but the group wasn’t having it.

“No, he can’t bring his ass in here. He can’t come in here,” Tiny recalled of the group’s reaction. They were unified in their rejection, telling Biggie to stay away and making it clear he wasn’t welcome around them.

The tension stayed real for years, with no resolution in sight.

Everything changed at a 1997 Soul Train Awards afterparty when Biggie ran into Tiny and Kandi Burruss. He finally got his chance to speak directly to them without the group blocking him out.

“He was very nice, he was very apologetic and he basically said, ‘I don’t know what I was thinking. Look, I’m ugly as hell. Y’all is beautiful, and I just wanted to say I apologize,'” Tiny explained on TV One’s “Uncensored.”

The apology was genuine, and for the first time, XSCAPE heard Biggie acknowledge his mistake and show real respect.

The wild part about that encounter is what happened next. Tiny said Biggie passed away “probably 20, 30 minutes after that” conversation.

He was shot in a drive-by shooting in Los Angeles during the early hours of March 9, 1997, and rushed to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.

The Brooklyn rapper was just 24 years old, and that brief moment of reconciliation became one of the last interactions he’d ever have with the group he’d once insulted so publicly.

Jewish Groups Condemn Wireless Festival For Booking Kanye West To Headline

By: AllHipHop Staff Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 8:31pmCategory: News

Kanye West is headlining all three nights of Wireless Festival in London this July, and the Jewish Leadership Council isn’t having it.

The organization called the booking “deeply irresponsible,” given West’s documented history of antisemitic statements, Nazi imagery, and his association with white supremacist figures.

The Jewish Leadership Council’s statement was direct: “Any venue or festival should reconsider before providing their platform to Kanye West to spread his antisemitism.”

This move comes as the UK Jewish community faces record-level attacks, including a terrorist assault on a Manchester synagogue and coordinated violence against Jewish services in London.

West’s track record speaks for itself. He’s released a song titled “Heil Hitler,” called himself a Nazi publicly, sold merchandise featuring swastikas, and repeatedly aligned himself with extremist commentator Nick Fuentes, including at a 2022 dinner with Donald Trump.

Kanye West took out a full-page Wall Street Journal apology in January 2026, blaming his bipolar disorder for the behavior.

He’d previously apologized in 2023, but then went on to release more antisemitic content afterward, which raises serious questions about the sincerity of his contrition.

The timing couldn’t be worse. The Union of Jewish Students reported in March that antisemitism has become normalized on UK university campuses.

Two men were arrested in connection with a suspected arson attack on ambulances operated by a north London Jewish charity just last week.

The Manchester synagogue attack in October killed multiple people and sparked a wave of hate incidents across the country.

Festival Republic, the company running Wireless as part of Live Nation, offered no comment when contacted about the booking.

The consequences on West’s career have been real.

Adidas ended its partnership with him in 2022 over his antisemitic remarks. Australia barred him from entry in 2025 after the “Heil Hitler” release.

Despite all of the controversy, Kanye remains incredibly popular.

His 12th album, Bully, dropped last week, reportedly hit 33 million Spotify streams in its first 24 hours and is expected to move 250,000–275,000 units in its first week.

Jay-Z’s House Beats Any LA Restaurant, Says Jeymes Samuel

By: Mike Winslow Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 8:00pmCategory: News

Jeymes Samuel treats Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s Los Angeles residence like his personal fine-dining establishment, and he’s not shy about admitting it.

The filmmaker and musician, who also records as The Bullitts, recently opened up about his frequent visits to the power couple’s home, revealing the level of hospitality he experiences there.

During an interview with GQ, Samuel described the meticulous attention to detail that defines every meal at the Carters’ place.

“You have three courses of everything,” he explained. “You have three courses of water. If you want a glass of water in the house, you have still, sparkling, and a touch of fruit. Just as the water’s dipping, you’ll see a hand come down, more water.”

The precision and care behind every service detail left such an impression that Samuel and Jay Electronica have nicknamed the residence the “Three Course Carters.”

Samuel’s admiration for the Carters’ hospitality runs so deep that he’s developed a playful habit of using business as an excuse to visit.

“So I’ll go around there, pretending I’m going there for business,” he said. “But really I’ll just go around there for food. I always say it’s my favorite restaurant ever, Jay’s house. My favorite restaurant.”

The relationship between Samuel and Jay-Z extends well beyond casual dining.

Samuel directed Jay-Z’s Netflix film “The Harder They Fall,” which marked his feature directorial debut, and later helmed “The Book of Clarence,” another project that benefited from Jay-Z’s production expertise.

Their creative partnership has blossomed into a genuine friendship characterized by mutual respect and shared artistic vision.

Samuel has spoken extensively about Jay-Z’s creative process, describing how the mogul generates verses during early morning treadmill sessions and discards legendary bars that would make most rappers’ entire careers.

Marcus Jordan Writes Apology Letter, Closes DUI Case

By: Mike Winslow Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 7:00pmCategory: News

Marcus Jordan had to write a 250-word apology letter to the cop he had argued with during his arrest, and that’s exactly what he did to close out his legal troubles.

The nepo baby son of basketball legend Michael Jordan completed all the terms of his plea deal, meaning his DUI and ketamine possession charges are getting dismissed, according to TMZ.

Court documents show he knocked out every single requirement. Random drug testing, check. Fifty hours of community service, done. The thousand-dollar fine was paid.

He got an interlock device installed on his car and submitted to all the supervision that came with the deal. But that apology letter? That was the real test.

Marcus got arrested back in February 2025 after his Lamborghini SUV got stuck on train tracks in Florida.

Cops said he smelled like alcohol, had slurred speech, and his eyes were bloodshot.

He admitted he’d been at a gentleman’s club before the whole situation went down. When officers ran a field sobriety test, he didn’t perform well. They found white powder in his pocket that tested positive for ketamine.

Marcus has been talking about his sobriety journey publicly, claiming at different points he’d hit six months clean and then forty days sober.

His legal battle mirrors the struggles many young people face with substance abuse, though his famous last name definitely gave him options most don’t have access to.

Tank Davis Turns Tables With Massive Countersuit Against Ex

By: AllHipHop Staff Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 6:45pmCategory: News

Tank Davis just turned the tables on his accuser by filing a $20 million countersuit that he hopes will flip the narrative that he is a violent abuser.

The undefeated boxer is denying every allegation from the woman who sued him over a strip club altercation, and he’s not holding back about what he believes really happened.

According to TMZ, Davis claims the whole thing was a shakedown from the start, with his ex demanding $1.1 million to make the accusations disappear.

Tank’s defense is straightforward. He says he never hit her, never choked her, and never falsely imprisoned her.

The boxer insists she was the one who started the confrontation, deliberately provoking him as part of an elaborate scheme to extort cash.

Davis also points out that she told her employer she was fine after the incident and that the two actually spent the night together at her place following the alleged attack.

Those details matter because they contradict the severity of her claims.

The real money fight here isn’t about what happened at the strip club. It’s about the Jake Paul bout that never materialized.

Tank says he was set to make over $20 million for that fight, but he got replaced after the lawsuit dropped.

Paul ended up fighting Anthony Joshua instead, and both fighters made serious bank while Davis got nothing.

Now he’s suing for interference with business relationships, essentially arguing that her lawsuit cost him the biggest payday of his career.

His accuser didn’t waste time firing back. She’s already filed a motion to dismiss his counterclaim, arguing that he can’t sue her for reporting an alleged crime.

The legal back-and-forth is heating up, but there’s another layer to this mess. Tank still faces criminal charges in Florida for attempted kidnapping and battery, which means the civil lawsuit is just one piece of a much bigger legal puzzle.

XXXTentacion Killer Walks Free After Plea Deal & Cooperation

By: AllHipHop Staff Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 6:02pmCategory: News

XXXTentacion murder case just got a major development that’s got everyone talking online right now.

Robert Allen, the driver during the 2018 robbery-turned-homicide, walked out of prison this week after serving five years behind bars.

The whole situation is bringing back memories of one of Hip-Hop’s most brutal losses and raising serious questions about how the justice system handles cooperation deals in violent crimes.

Allen was one of four men originally charged in the June 18, 2018, killing outside a motorcycle dealership in Deerfield Beach, Florida.

He made a strategic move early on, cutting a plea deal with prosecutors in exchange for testifying against his co-defendants.

That decision meant he’d face reduced charges, second-degree murder and armed robbery instead of the first-degree charges the others faced.

His cooperation became the backbone of the state’s case against Michael Boatwright, Trayvon Newsome, and Dedrick Williams.

Allen’s testimony about how the group tracked the artist after learning he’d withdrawn cash that day proved crucial to securing those convictions.

His detailed accounts of the robbery planning and execution gave prosecutors exactly what they needed to lock down the case.

The trial wrapped up in 2023 with all three defendants getting life sentences without parole.

Allen’s probation conditions include strict supervision requirements that’ll follow him for the next two decades.

Jay-Z Scores Legal Win As Judge Moves Attorney Tony Buzbee Lawsuit To New York

By: Houston Williams Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 5:30pmCategory: News

Jay-Z‘s legal battle enters a new phase after a federal judge refused to throw out his lawsuit against Attorney Tony Buzbee. Instead, the judge ordered the case transferred to a different state.

According to a ruling issued Tuesday (March 31), U.S. District Judge Terry Moorer denied Buzbee’s motion to dismiss the case on jurisdictional grounds. However, the judge also ordered the matter moved from Alabama to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, where future decisions will now be made.

The case stems from Jay-Z’s lawsuit against Buzbee, a Jane Doe accuser and attorney David Fortney following the dismissal of a sexual assault lawsuit filed against the Roc Nation founder. Jay-Z has maintained the allegations were false and part of an attempt to extract money from him.

Buzbee had previously argued the case did not belong in Alabama, despite Jay-Z initially filing there because the Jane Doe lives in the state. He contended the case should instead be handled in New York, where the alleged incident was said to have occurred.

Judge Moorer ultimately agreed the case should be heard elsewhere, did not dismiss it altogether.

“In the interest of justice, by separate order, the case will be transferred to the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York,” court documents state, according to a report from Complex. “The motions to dismiss filed by all defendants… and the motions to proceed using a pseudonym remain pending for resolution by the gaining court.”

The venue change could prove significant for several issues. The woman who accused Jay-Z may not be able to continue using anonymity. She remains listed as a defendant in the rapper’s lawsuit.

The legal fight traces back to a now-withdrawn lawsuit in which the Jane Doe accused Jay-Z and Sean “Diddy” Combs of sexually assaulting her at an after-party connected to the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards. She alleged she was 13 at the time. Her legal team later dismissed the lawsuit with prejudice, meaning it cannot be refiled. No public explanation was given.

Following that dismissal, Jay-Z filed suit claiming the woman admitted to fabricating the allegations in hopes of receiving a financial settlement. Buzbee has rejected that characterization He insists his client stands by her claims and argues Jay-Z’s lawsuit lacks legal standing.

Jay-Z’s attorneys have also accused Buzbee of encouraging the lawsuit despite an alleged false narrative. Meanwhile, Jay-Z previously filed a separate lawsuit in Los Angeles in 2024 accusing Buzbee of defamation and extortion. That case was dismissed, but Jay-Z has appealed the decision.

As the case now heads to New York, a new judge will determine the fate of the pending dismissal.

YNW Melly Skips Court Hearing Ahead Of January 2027 Trial

By: AllHipHop Staff Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 5:10pmCategory: News

YNW Melly skipped his court appearance on Tuesday (March 31) and now his legal team is scrambling to keep his freedom bid alive before January 2027.

The Broward County hearing was supposed to set dates for pending motions, including one to modify his pretrial release conditions, but the rapper’s no-show created immediate complications for his defense strategy.

According to NBC Miami, the absence forced the court to reschedule critical proceedings that could’ve strengthened his position heading into the retrial.

The timing couldn’t be worse for Melly, who’s been locked up for nearly seven years waiting for his double murder case to finally go to trial.

Prosecutors dropped four charges against him in January, including witness tampering and criminal solicitation to commit murder, which should’ve been a major victory.

But his refusal to show up on Tuesday undermines the momentum he’d built after those charges were dismissed.

The charges that were dropped stemmed from allegations that Melly tried to pressure a key witness not to testify during his 2023 retrial, which ended in a mistrial after a deadlocked jury.

His co-defendant Cortlen “YNW Bortlen” Henry took a plea deal and got ten years for witness tampering and accessory after the fact, while prosecutors agreed to drop the murder charges against him.

Melly’s facing first-degree murder charges in the October 2018 deaths of Christopher Thomas Jr. and Anthony Williams, both of whom were shot in a car after a night at a Fort Lauderdale recording studio. He could face the death penalty if convicted.

The 26-year-old’s bond hearing is now scheduled for April 30, giving his attorneys another month to build their case for his release.

YNW Melly’s legal fight has dragged on for years, with judges repeatedly denying his freedom despite the mounting delays and complications in the case.

His retrial is set to begin in January 2027, nearly nine years after his initial arrest in February 2019.

The judge will have to weigh whether Melly’s seven years in custody, combined with the dropped charges and trial delays, justifies setting bond before his retrial.

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Nick Cannon Must Battle MTV For Allegedly Ripping Off His Own Show

By: Mike Winslow Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 5:00pmCategory: News

Nick Cannon is going to have to fight with MTV after a federal judge refused to throw out the company’s lawsuit against Zeus Network over his new show “Bad vs. Wild.”

The judge’s ruling allows Viacom, which owns MTV, to pursue trademark infringement claims against the streaming service, even though he dismissed the copyright claims originally filed.

Here’s what went down.

Viacom accused Zeus of creating a blatant knockoff of “Wild ‘N Out,” the Hip-Hop comedy battle show that’s been running strong for over two decades on MTV and VH1.

The original series features teams of comedians and rappers competing in freestyle battles and comedy games, with performances from major artists.

Viacom’s legal team argued that Zeus essentially stole every element of the formula and slapped a new name on it to make it look original.

According to the judge’s decision, the copyright claims didn’t hold up because allowing them would make it illegal to create any formulaic television show, which would be absurd.

But the trademark angle is different.

The judge said Viacom made a strong enough case that the similar names and logos could confuse viewers into thinking “Bad vs. Wild” is connected to the original series.

Zeus’ lawyer, Jonathan D. Goins, told Billboard that his client is confident they’ll win at summary judgment or trial, claiming they’ve done nothing wrong.

Viacom hasn’t publicly responded yet, but the company clearly isn’t backing down from this fight.

The timing is particularly rough for Nick Cannon because he’s already dealing with his latest controversy.

He made inflammatory political statements on his web show “Big Drive,” calling the Democratic Party “the party of the KKK” and expressing support for Trump.

The comments went viral and sparked significant backlash across social media, with critics pointing out the historical inaccuracy of his claims.

Now he’s juggling legal pressure from MTV and the public relations fallout from his political remarks.

Yailin La Mas Viral Faces Up To 20 Years If Convicted On Weapons Charges

By: Mike Winslow Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 4:30pmCategory: News

Yailin La Mas Viral walked out of a Dominican jail after spending three days locked up following her arrest for allegedly possessing two illegal firearms.

The 23-year-old artist was released on $8,400 bail, and her legal team immediately pushed back against the charges, claiming the weapons found in her green Lamborghini weren’t hers at all.

Authorities stopped the vehicle in Santo Domingo on March 25 and discovered two pistols with magazines inside. Her defense team’s response was swift and pointed.

They argued that prosecutors already knew who actually owned the guns and were unfairly targeting a public figure to make headlines.

One of the other individuals detained during the stop allegedly admitted to involvement with the weapons, but her attorneys said that testimony hadn’t been fully incorporated into the case file yet.

The stakes are serious. If convicted, Yailin faces up to 20 years in prison under Dominican law regarding illegal weapons possession.

However, the court granted her conditional release, which means she’s allowed to travel outside the Dominican Republic and continue her music career while the investigation moves forward.

Video footage showed her leaving San Luis Penitentiary and reuniting with her 3-year-old daughter Cattleya, whom she shares with ex Anuel AA.

The artist, known for hits like “Bing Bong” and “Chapa,” previously dated 6ix9ine in 2023 before they split in August 2024.

Future Could Be Thrown In Jail For Not Buying Ex A $500K Life Insurance Policy

By: Mike Winslow Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 4:00pmCategory: News

Future is facing serious legal problems after his ex-girlfriend, Brittni Mealy, filed court documents demanding that he be locked up for violating a custody agreement.

The Atlanta rapper allegedly failed to secure a $500K life insurance policy naming her as trustee for their 12-year-old son Prince, and she’s not backing down.

According to TMZ, Mealy’s petition accuses him of willfully ignoring a 2023 court order, and she’s asking the judge to hold him in contempt until he fixes it.

Mealy won a major victory when the court bumped up Future’s monthly child support from $3,000 to $5,000.

The judge made it crystal clear what he needed to do, but according to Mealy’s filing, the rapper’s been dragging his feet on the insurance requirement.

She’s claiming he’s deliberately refusing to comply, which is why she’s now pushing for jail time as leverage.

The insurance policy is supposed to protect Prince’s financial future if something happens to Future.

It’s a standard part of high-profile custody agreements, but Mealy says Future’s been ignoring the order for years. She’s not just asking for him to finally get it done, either.

She wants him sanctioned and potentially incarcerated until he proves he’s actually obtained the policy. Future hasn’t responded to the new petition yet, which means the ball’s in his court now.

This isn’t the first time the two have clashed over money and responsibility.

Mealy has previously accused Future of not showing up for scheduled time with Prince and of failing to maintain dental insurance as ordered.

The rapper’s defense has always been that his touring schedule makes it impossible to adhere to a rigid parenting plan, but the courts have consistently sided with Mealy on financial matters.

Rihanna Shooting Suspect Loses Career License As Career Implodes

By: Nolan Strong Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 3:30pmCategory: News

Ivanna Lisette Ortiz lost her professional license to practice speech-language pathology in California after she allegedly fired roughly twenty rounds from an AR-15 style rifle into Rihanna’s Beverly Hills home on March 8. f

The 35-year-old Orlando resident, who’d held her license since April 2016, now faces one count of attempted murder, ten counts of assault with a semi-automatic firearm, and three counts of shooting into an inhabited dwelling.

If convicted on all charges, she’s looking at life in prison.

The state attorney general requested the license revocation at the urging of California’s speech pathology governing board, according to court documents.

Ortiz had been certified for over a decade, and her license wasn’t set to expire until June 2027.

Ortiz pleaded not guilty on Wednesday during her arraignment. She told investigators after her arrest that she “wasn’t attempting murder,” though prosecutors allege the shooting was willful, deliberate, and premeditated.

Before the incident, Ortiz had posted angry messages on social media targeting Rihanna, falsely claiming the singer had AIDS and demanding she “say something to me directly.”

Her attorney, public defender Derek Ray Dillman, requested that her bail be reduced from $1.875 million to $70,000 based on financial hardship, but the judge denied the motion.

Deputy District Attorney Alex Bott argued that Ortiz posed a serious threat to public safety, noting that the shooting could have easily resulted in multiple homicides.

Rihanna told police she and A$AP Rocky were inside an Airstream trailer on her property when she heard approximately ten loud sounds like something banging on metal.

She woke Rocky, told him they were being shot at, and pushed both of them to the ground.

The couple then ran to their main house to check on their three children, Rihanna’s mother, and two staff members, all of whom were present at the time.

Three bullets struck the Airstream’s windshield and side but didn’t penetrate the vehicle.

The suspect was previously arrested in Florida for domestic violence, careless driving, and violating pretrial release conditions.

Her trial date hasn’t been set, but prosecutors are seeking the maximum penalty available under California law.

Alleged Charlie Kirk Killer May Have Lifeline, Lawyers Try Legal Hail Mary

By: AllHipHop Staff Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 2:31pmCategory: Rumors

Tyler Robinson is suddenly at the center of a legal chess match that is looking crazier by the moment.

New filings question whether the bullet that killed conservative figure Charlie Kirk can even be tied to the weapon prosecutors say he used. Chew on that for a minute.

The development is not a declaration of innocence, but it is the kind of weird wrinkle that can shift everything as we collectively march toward trial.

According to newly filed court documents, Robinson’s legal team claims the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives could not definitively match the fatal bullet to a rifle connected to their client. That is a key distinction. They seek a delay in a preliminary hearing that is currently set for May. That hearing will determine whether the case advances toward a full trial.

The filing states the ATF “was unable to identify the bullet recovered at autopsy to the rifle allegedly tied to Mr. Robinson.”

OK.

That sentence is now questioning the “forensic” certainty of this before a jury even sees all the evidence.

Robinson’s attorneys also noted: “Although the State has not indicated an intent to produce this report at the preliminary hearing, the defense may very well decide to offer the testimony of the ATF firearm analyst as exculpatory evidence.”

They further argued more time is needed because key materials have not yet been turned over. The filing reads: “In order to make this determination, it is necessary for the defense and its firearm expert to review the ATF case file and protocols relating to this examination, which have not yet been provided.”

Meanwhile, investigators are still working. The defense says the FBI is conducting additional testing, including another bullet comparison and lead analysis, which are still incomplete.

Authorities allege Robinson shot Kirk from more than 100 yards away during a September 10, 2025 Turning Point USA event at Utah Valley University. After a manhunt that captured national attention, Robinson was arrested following tips that reportedly came through personal connections.

He now faces several serious charges including aggravated murder. Prosecutors have already stated they plan to pursue the death penalty. Robinson has not yet entered a plea.

One thing is certain. This case is far from settled.

Why High-Rollers are Using Demo Mode for “Warm-Ups

By: Staff Writer Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 2:16pmCategory: Uncategorized

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High rollers are players always associated with high risk and extremely high stakes. They play in special VIP rooms and claim the biggest winnings. Many seasoned players are also involved. Practice isn’t just for newbies; it’s a famous thing among masters who want to develop their approach to gameplay. Analyzing statistics and psychology allows for a better understanding of what’s happening on the screen and prepares for real challenges.

What Stays Behind Demo Mode

Psychology determines many factors that influence the behavior of high rollers. These players are also subject to a lot of pressure. Experienced players often test themselves before placing large bets. They use demo mode at online casinos for real money to warm up and understand the concepts. Demo versions are helpful in this regard, as they allow players to become accustomed to certain situations. Critical parameters of free games are:

Stress-free. Playing without real bets reduces stress on the nervous system. Players can prepare and completely relax before placing real, high-stakes bets.
Learning algorithms. The demo demonstrates real gameplay without the need to place real bets. Each round helps you track typical actions and steps that are data of concrete actions.
Confidence. A better understanding of the rules reduces stress levels. This makes placing large bets much easier and more engaging.

High rollers always use demo versions. According to research, this increases confidence in their own performance by 25%.

Industry Statistics and Trends

Over 40% of high-stakes players always use the demo version of their chosen game. This trend is increasing every year. In 2018, this figure was only 12%, but in a relatively short period, it has grown to 40%. This validates that it’s not only beginners who are interested in trying their hand. This technique helps warm up before placing large bets.

Year	Percentage of High-Rollers Using Demo Mode	Notes
2018	12%	Mostly beginners
2022	28%	Growing adoption
2025	40%	Strategic warm-ups

Moreover, this trend confirms a responsible strategy for using one’s own funds. Even high rollers are unwilling to take unwanted risks. They develop methods that minimize costs and maximize benefits.

Why Demo Mode Appeals to High-Rollers

High rollers are determined to win for sure. They want to take home the biggest prize, and the demo version helps them achieve this. This method minimizes the likelihood of overspending and assists in pinpointing gains and losses early on. The advantages include:

Players learn how often the game pays out. The demo version behaves just like the full version. Results are determined by the same algorithms, so you don’t have to worry about the accuracy of your small research.
The demo allows you to experiment with unknown tactics. Players can try different titles and find the approaches that will actually yield results with a large bet.
Warming up is a good way to simply unwind without unnecessary risk and pressure. This makes playing for large sums safer and more enjoyable.

High rollers carefully plan each bet. This is necessary to optimize all potential risks and achieve the expected result.

Security and Trust Factors

Several Canadian platforms offer special demo versions for high-level clients. For example, over 70% of online casino VIP members used the free mode to try out high bets. This methodology is common among many sites that adhere to standards.

A demo is a guarantee of trust. It confirms the transparency and fairness of the demo game. Players verify the information about the random number generator. Providers use only certified software in their development process, which can be verified with relevant documentation. Players should also be able to understand the payout structure. It should be presented in a completely understandable format with all the necessary footnotes. A well-developed environment completely lightens likely dangers.

Information About High-Rollers

The demo mode shows the awareness paid to this type of gameplay. The audience is quite broad, ranging from 25 to 50 years old. The largest number of users is 25-34 years old. This audience uses the demo to optimize high bets. Older users are skeptical of such technological tools but are trying to learn how to use them to reduce their spending on traditional bets.

What the Future Holds

Demos are constantly evolving. Providers are currently using analytics and AI to tailor controls and betting approaches to the user’s style. This will give high rollers their own environment for exploration and high-stakes experimentation.

Ultimately, demos are not only a testing tool but also a strategic solution for warming up high rollers. Casinos offer the opportunity to try free versions of games without any limitations, which increases loyalty and motivates participants to place higher bets.

Kai Cenat Calls Kanye West’s “Bully” A Banger After Industry Plant Drama

By: AllHipHop Staff Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 2:00pmCategory: News

Kai Cenat just gave Kanye West’s new album the co-sign in a full reaction video to Bully on his YouTube channel, and he’s genuinely feeling what Ye put together this time around.

Ye’s 12th album features Travis Scott, CeeLo Green and others on the 18-track project, with the lead single “Father” featuring Scott already making noise.

“I am not going to lie. This was a banger album,” Cenat said during the stream. “I feel like he didn’t do too much overly experimental s###. I feel like he did just enough. You feel me? I ain’t gonna lie. I like this one. I really like this one, honestly. I’ll f### with it.”

That’s huge considering where these two were a few years ago.

Back in April 2024, Kanye went public, calling Cenat an “industry plant,” which caught the streamer completely off guard over his comments about Vultures.

Kai responded confused, asking, “wtf did I do,” but the damage was done.

Things escalated when Ye’s manager, John Monopoly, got involved, initially threatening to “link up” with Cenat in Queens. The tension didn’t last, though.

Monopoly eventually called Kai during a stream to smooth things over, and that conversation led Ye to reach out directly via DM.

“Happy new year, family,” Kanye texted, and just like that, the beef dissolved. Kai Cenat announced it on stream, telling his chat the feud was officially over.

Fast forward to now, and Kai’s giving Bully genuine praise. He’s not forcing it either. Kai’s endorsement carries real weight with his massive streaming audience.

KRS-One Passes Torch To Ab-Soul As KRS-Two

By: AllHipHop Staff Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 1:00pmCategory: News

KRS-One just handed down one of Hip-Hop’s most meaningful blessings to Ab-Soul, officially granting him the right to carry the KRS-Two name.

The moment went down at the Blue Note Los Angeles on March 19, where the legendary MC stood alongside Ab-Soul and Talib Kweli, cementing a generational transfer of knowledge and respect that goes way deeper than just a stage name.

Ab-Soul stepped up and asked straight up: “Please tell the people that I have your permission and your grace to be KRS-Two.”

That’s when KRS-One broke it down with the kind of wisdom only he can deliver.

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“You have the blessing. It’s a burden, a blessing,” he said, explaining that KRS stands for “Knowledge Reigns Supreme.” He emphasized that knowledge leads our lives and awareness makes us who we are.

The Teacha didn’t stop there. He explained the weight of carrying that name, saying his aura rejects those who aren’t real.

“You can’t be around me and not be real,” KRS-One stated. He recognized Ab-Soul’s presence as no accident, reading it as the universe bringing the right person to the right place at the right time.

“You could have been stopped a hundred ways just coming here. You got here. You here. I recognize. Knowledge reigns supreme. You’re blessed. Carry the name with respect and honor.”

This blessing carries serious weight in Hip-Hop culture, especially coming from someone who’s been pushing knowledge and consciousness in the culture for decades.

Ab-Soul’s acceptance of the KRS-Two name represents more than just a title change.

It’s a spiritual and intellectual inheritance from one of Hip-Hop’s most respected voices.

KRS-One has always been about elevating the culture through education and consciousness, and passing this torch to Ab-Soul signals his recognition of the younger MC’s commitment to those same principles.

Moone Walker Talks “Lizzo,” Strategy & Why Artists Must Beat The Algorithm

By: AllHipHop Staff Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 12:32pmCategory: Breeding Ground

In today’s music industry, going viral is often mistaken for luck. But artists who actually sustain momentum usually reveal something different: strategy, patience and relentless belief. Florida artist Moone Walker represents that new class of independent musicians who understand that success is rarely accidental. It is engineered.

Miami and the greater South Florida region have long produced artists with strong independent mentalities, from Trick Daddy and Rick Ross to newer DIY success stories. That same resilience shows up in Moone Walker’s story. His breakout single “Moone Walker reveals how losing his job, studying algorithms and refusing to quit helped turn “LIZZO” into a gold record.,” a body-positivity anthem celebrating curvy women, did not explode overnight. It simmered for nearly two years before catching fire on TikTok and turning into a certified gold record.

What makes his story compelling is not just the viral success but the blueprint behind it. Walker studied algorithms, pushed his music directly to listeners and even lost his construction job while grinding to promote the record. Now, with new music like “Manifest” and ambitions beyond music into film and documentaries, he represents a growing wave of artists who see independence not as a limitation but as leverage.

In this conversation with SlopsShotYa, Moone Walker breaks why he believes artists must sometimes bypass the algorithm entirely to reach fans.

AllHipHop: First, introduce yourself to the people.

Moone Walker: What’s good? It’s your boy Mo Walker aka your lady favorite artist straight out of Dade County, Florida.

AllHipHop: Your single “LIZZO” has been going crazy on TikTok. How did that record come together?

Moone Walker: The idea came about from when Lizzo went to the Lakers game. I didn’t really care for the backlash she got. So I wanted to make a song to let plus-sized curvy women know there are men out here that appreciate them and to let the world know everybody doesn’t feel the same as those negative comments.

AllHipHop: So you would call yourself a B## lover?

Moone Walker: I wouldn’t call myself a B## lover. I would call myself a lover of women. Appreciation of women.

AllHipHop: The song dropped before it went viral. How did that momentum finally happen?

Moone Walker: Hard work pays off. I studied the algorithm and social media. I said, “Okay, I’m going to force this song on y’all.”

At the time I was working construction. Every day on my break, before work and after work, I was posting the song and sending it to thousands of people. I ended up getting fired. COVID hit. Things slowed down. Then boom, the song went viral just from me continuing to post and make content. The world grabbed it and helped it grow.

AllHipHop: What made you believe this was the song to really push?

Moone Walker: You got kids? We love all our kids equally, right? But one of your kids you might look at and say, “That one right there is going to retire me.”

It was that type of feeling.

I was used to putting music out and if it didn’t work I would just move on. I realized I wasn’t letting the music mature. I wasn’t giving people time to really hear it. So I told myself stop looking for instant gratification and really push a song.

AllHipHop: Were you worried about being put in a box because the song focuses on body positivity?

Moone Walker: Of course there’s always that fear of being typecast. But that could happen with any artist. When you know you have dope music to follow up with, you just get your foot in the door so you can get the rest of your leg in the building and eventually buy the building.

AllHipHop: So what’s the pivot after a viral record?

Moone Walker: Continue to be dope. Continue letting people know the sound is bigger than what you already heard. I have another song called “Manifest” with close to 70,000 TikToks created recently. It’s about the work I put in before the song went viral.

AllHipHop: A lot of people think viral success is luck.

Moone Walker: People think it’s instant gratification, like you just put something out and hope it catches fire. Everybody don’t have that opportunity.

Sometimes the algorithm don’t work in your favor. When that happens, take your music to the people. I got in DMs. I emailed people. I tagged people. I made sure people heard it. Put yourself in the algorithm.

AllHipHop: Where does the name Moone Walker come from?

Moone Walker: Michael Jackson. He’s one of my favorite artists. I always aspired to be great and what’s greater than Michael Jackson?

AllHipHop: How does Miami influence your music?

Moone Walker: Miami doesn’t really play into my sound, but it plays into my energy. I come from a resilient place. Miami has sounds like stick music and jerk music that people never gave up on. That’s where I get my eagerness from.

AllHipHop: How would you classify your music?

Moone Walker: I don’t classify myself as a rapper. I just say I’m an artist. The sound is a mixture of strong Hip-Hop and strong R&B.

AllHipHop: What matters most in your music?

Moone Walker: The feeling. The music writes itself. If it doesn’t write itself, I’m not forcing anything.

My sound comes from the choir I grew up around mixed with the Hip-Hop my dad listened to.

AllHipHop: What’s next?

Moone Walker: Two untitled projects and a group project with my brother King Swain. We’ve been rapping together since we were kids so it’s only right we show the world what we got.

AllHipHop: Now that you’ve had success, do you still promote the same way?

Moone Walker: Same way. I treat it like Master P. I’m still trunk to trunk with it. As long as I’m independent and breathing, I’m going to touch my fans and talk to them.

AllHipHop: Are you open to labels?

Moone Walker: It depends on the situation. If somebody is invested in helping my growth and my team, let’s do it. If not, I’ll stay independent. I’ve found success doing that too.

AllHipHop: What are your goals now?

Moone Walker: “LIZZO” is certified gold. Now the goal is to get “Manifest” there too. Outside music I’m interested in film. I’m writing a documentary right now.

AllHipHop: What would the documentary be about?

Moone Walker: How the algorithm and people inside it are taken advantage of. There are predatory traits in the industry. People exploit talent and don’t pour back into them. Some things need to be highlighted.

AllHipHop: Is there any way artists can beat the algorithm?

Moone Walker: If the algorithm isn’t your friend, go directly to the people. DM them. Tag them. Send it personally. Companies have contracts and advertisers they have to please. You can’t control that. So just connect with people yourself.

AllHipHop: Quick question. Top five living artists?

Moone Walker: Michael Jackson number one. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. Outkast. Nas and Biggie. No particular order after Mike.

AllHipHop: Final message to fans?

Moone Walker: The official video for “Manifest” is on YouTube. You can find me on Spotify and Apple Music. Just type Moone Walker.

EBK Jaaybo Faces 30 Years After Gun Linked to DreamllifeRizzy Shooting

By: Nolan Strong Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 12:00pmCategory: News

EBK Jaaybo is staring down over 30 years in federal prison after authorities linked a loaded Glock to a highway shooting that left a rival rapper bleeding out.

The Stockton rapper, along with 19-year-old Baby Maxx, got indicted on seven federal charges for possessing the firearm that investigators traced back to the March 2025 shooting of DreamllifeRizzy on Highway 24 in Oakland

The case just became public after sitting sealed for months.

DreamllifeRizzy, an alleged Double Rock gang member from San Francisco, took two bullets to both legs while driving eastbound near the Broadway exit and somehow made it to an Oakland hospital.

He checked himself in, denied knowing who shot him, and got treated and released.

The rapper responded by dropping “EBK Killer” months later, making his position crystal clear in the ongoing conflict.

EBK Jaaybo’s criminal record stretches back to his teenage years, with arrests for firearm possession, burglary, and drug-related offenses piling up since he was 14.

This federal case represents the most serious legal trouble he’s faced yet, and it comes at a time when Stockton’s rap scene is already reeling from violence.

The city’s still recovering from the November 2025 mass shooting at Monkey Space that killed four people, including three children, leaving the community searching for answers and the investigation is still ongoing.

The beef between EBK and the Muddy Boys has been the soundtrack to Stockton’s street wars for years, with both sides trading diss records and violence.

Even though EBK Jaaybo wasn’t directly charged in the DreamllifeRizzy shooting, his crew’s rivalry with the South Stockton crews runs deep, and according to Mercury News, investigators have been monitoring his social media for some time.

DreamllifeRizzy’s own legal problems mounted when San Francisco police raided his Albany apartment on March 11 and found a Glock with a fully automatic sear switch, landing him with multiple felonies and a $100,000 bail.

The $250,000 reward for information on the 2022 double homicide remains unclaimed.

Tiger Woods Arrested With Hydrocodone Pills In Pocket During DUI Bust

By: AllHipHop Staff Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 11:54amCategory: News

Tiger Woods is back in legal trouble after cops found hydrocodone pills in his pocket during a DUI arrest on Jupiter Island, Florida.

The 50-year-old golf legend’s Land Rover flipped on March 27 after he allegedly tried to swerve around a flatbed truck at high speed, clipping the vehicle and sending his SUV tumbling across the road.

Deputies who arrived at the scene noted Woods was sweating heavily, moving slowly, and his eyes were bloodshot with extremely dilated pupils, according to the arrest affidavit obtained by TMZ.

When officers searched Woods’ person, they discovered two white pills marked M367 in his left pants pocket, which were later identified as hydrocodone.

Woods told deputies he takes prescription medication to manage pain from multiple back surgeries, but the discovery of the pills combined with his physical condition raised immediate red flags.

A breath test showed zero alcohol in his system, yet his behavior and appearance suggested impairment from something else entirely.

The golfer claimed his cell phone and radio had distracted him before the crash, but investigators weren’t convinced that explained his condition at the scene.

This arrest marks the latest chapter in Woods’ troubling history with prescription drugs and driving incidents.

Back in 2009, he crashed his Cadillac Escalade into a neighbor’s tree outside his Florida home while under the influence of sleeping pills, an incident that exposed his infidelity scandal and nearly destroyed his marriage.

Then in 2017, cops found him asleep behind the wheel on a Jupiter road with the engine running, his system loaded with Vicodin, Dilaudid, Xanax, Ambien, and THC.

He pleaded guilty to reckless driving and entered a diversion program, later checking into treatment for painkiller dependence.

Woods refused to submit to a urine test following Friday’s crash, a decision that could carry serious legal consequences under Florida’s new DUI laws.

The refusal itself is now a separate charge he’s facing alongside the DUI and property damage allegations.

Woods has been involved in four dangerous vehicular incidents since 2009, with prescription drug use playing a central role in at least two of them.

His 2021 high-speed crash in California resulted in serious leg injuries, but no drug involvement was suspected in that incident.

Yet the recurring theme of pills, impairment, and poor judgment behind the wheel suggests a deeper issue that treatment programs haven’t fully resolved.

Woods’ legal team is already preparing a defense strategy, but the physical evidence and law enforcement witness statements paint a damaging picture.

John Legend Becomes Roc Boy After Signing With Jay-Z’s Roc Nation

By: Mike Winslow Updated Mar 31, 2026 at 11:30amCategory: News

John Legend just became a Roc Boy after signing with Jay-Z’s powerhouse management company, marking a major shift in his career trajectory after two decades with the same team.

The R&B superstar parted ways with longtime manager Ty Stiklorius and her firm Friends at Work, moving his representation to Roc Nation under the guidance of Jay Brown.

This move reconnects Legend to the Roc ecosystem he’s been orbiting around since his early days working with Kanye West, who was signed to Roc-A-Fella Records and helped put Legend on the map as a producer and songwriter before he became a solo artist.

Legend’s connection to the Roc family runs deeper than most realize.

Although he never officially signed with Roc-A-Fella Records in the early 2000s, he became the first artist signed to Kanye’s G.O.O.D. Music imprint, which operated under the Roc umbrella.

Now, after building a 13-Grammy career that includes massive hits like “All of Me” and collaborations with everyone from Meghan Trainor to Ariana Grande, he’s finally making it official with the full Roc Nation roster.

Stiklorius released a statement acknowledging the transition with grace, saying she’s proud of the work they accomplished together, rooted in creativity and trust.

She emphasized that she’ll continue partnering with Legend on various business ventures they built together, but the music management baton has officially passed to Jay Brown at Roc Nation.

Legend now joins a roster that includes A$AP Rocky, Rihanna, Megan Thee Stallion, Lil Uzi Vert, and Clipse, among other major artists.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the switch happened sometime in recent weeks, though Legend was still listed on Friends at Work’s roster as recently as last month.

The timing comes as Legend is currently on his “A Night of Songs & Stories Tour,” which kicked off in mid-March and runs through May 17.