Logic inked a deal with BMG after finishing up his run at Def Jam Recordings.
The 32-year-old rapper referenced signing with BMG on “Sayonara,” the last song on his Vinyl Days LP. The album, which dropped in June, was Logic’s final release for Def Jam.
“There’s a lot of b####### in the music industry,” Logic said in a press statement. “I’m just glad to move on to a place where I can be independent, and respected as an artist, and feel like I’m in control of my career.”
Logic’s BMG deal will allow him to own his sound recordings. He secured the artist-friendly partnership after voicing issues with his situation at Def Jam.
“Our new partnership is an incredible opportunity to begin the next chapter of Logic’s career and further expand his brand,” BMG’s Dan Gill said. “Everyone at BMG is well-positioned and prepared to amplify his creative vision and elevate his music to the next level.”
BMG’s Tim Reid added, “As an artist, creator, and entrepreneur, Logic is the perfect fit for BMG and we are excited to join forces. He has a unique authenticity that has consistently enabled him to remain among the best in the business.”
Born and raised on the south side of Chicago, Englewood Area, Z-Gang has loved music all his life and has been making music since the age of 14.
Creating music and producing has helped him through many of his most challenging times. Music is his safe space, his love, and his everything. Music has kept him going and made him the star that he is today: steady on the rise and never giving up.
Today, Z-Gang returns with his newest album titled In Tha Vision.
AllHipHop: Why is the project called ‘In Tha Vision’?
Z-Gang: I named my album “In Tha Vision” because I am “Tha Vision” and I can see further than life, when I have a vision of what I want and where I see myself in the future whether its big or small, I make it happen. There is no stopping me, there is no giving up, and I live by those words so I prepare myself for what I know is to come. SUCCESS
AllHipHop: What do you want fans to get from the project?
Z-Gang: I want the fans to grasp, and understand the gems that are in my bars and utilize them in their lives because they are life changing words. My words in my music are meant to inspire fans letting them know that anything is possible and that you literally can come from nothing to something. Nothing in life is easy but hard work and dedication could take you to the stars. So show love to a real one. Z-GANG
AllHipHop: What’s your favorite song and why?
Z-Gang: My favorite song on this album is “My Boo” because the music makes me feel like God is kissing me on my forehead. The sounds and the vibrations in the track are magnificent, super groovy, and catchy. Trust me the ladies gone love it, AYE LADIES!!! This y’all side action music here on this one.
AllHipHop: Any videos coming?
Z-Gang: After this Album drops, which is on July 1st there will be videos coming soon after. We are planning and booking now. I got the hottest director in the city, Defpop Films, so be prepared for great footage, content, and merch. But fans can go on my Apple Music,Spotify, and Youtube to listen to other music that I already have out and videos.
R. Kelly’s lawyer Jennifer Bonjean says her client was placed on suicide watch after being sentenced to 30 years in prison.
A New York judge sentenced R. Kelly to decades behind bars for racketeering and sex trafficking charges on Wednesday (June 29). The disgraced singer is in custody at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn.
“Mr. Kelly was placed on suicide watch for purely punitive reasons in violation of his Eighth Amendment rights,” Bonjean told the New York Post. “MDC has a policy of placing high profile individuals under the harsh conditions of suicide watch whether they are suicidal or not (this was done recently with Ghislaine Maxwell).”
R. Kelly has filed a lawsuit against MDC Brooklyn. He contends being put on suicide watch is “cruel and unusual punishment.”
Bonjean insists R. Kelly isn’t suicidal. She claims her client feared the possibility of ending up on suicide watch.
“The irony of putting someone on suicide watch when they’re not suicidal is it actually causes more harm,” she told CNN.
Bonjean added, “It’s punishment for being high-profile. And it’s horrifying frankly. To put someone under suicide watch under those conditions is cruel and unusual when they don’t need it.”
R. Kelly’s attorney plans to appeal his conviction. But he’s also awaiting trial on charges of child pornography and luring minors into sex acts charges. His second federal trial is scheduled to begin in Chicago on August 15.
Texas rap star, pioneer, and member of the Screwed Up Click, ESG, has been hospitalized and diagnosed with cancer.
Someone from his team announced the news on his Instagram, asking for people to “Pray for ESG.”
The caption for the post said, “Our Everyday Street Gangsta is currently in the hospital recovering from emergency surgery. He has been diagnosed with cancer. His social media accounts will be managed by his team during this time.”
“He asks that all of his fans and supporters pray for him as he recovers from his surgery and fights this unexpected illness,” the post continued before adding, “He wants y’all to know that he loves all of y’all. #SUC – Screw U Cancer!”
His comment section was lit up with blue checks wishing him well.
One of his famous friends, producer Jazze Pha wrote, “cmon ESG u gotta pull thru bro.”
The 49-year-old rapper dropped his debut album Sailin’ Da South in 1995, popping off with his hit single, “Swangin’ and Bangin.”
ESG is also one of the original members of legendary DJ Screw’s Screwed Up Clique with artists like Lil’ Flip, Lil Keke, Big Floyd (aka George Floyd), Trae tha Truth and others.
The staff at AllHipHop.com agrees with his team, and shouts, “Screw U Cancer!”
I am not going to stop! This is getting out of hand. Actually, we are well past out of hand. This is out of pocket, out of mind and out of control. A bunch of educators in Texas now have proposed formally to the Texas State Board of Education that the Western institution of slavery should now be taught as “involuntary relocation“ in second grade social studies programs.
Nine people, I state again nine people, have gotten together to propose this curriculum change. This is in an effort to lessen the “discomfort” that exists inside of Texas classrooms around the topic of one of the most heinous human rights violations in the history of humankind. By the way, one of these “brilliant” educators is a professor at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. An actual college professor!
This is unbelievable that they would even begin to suggest that this is something to actually do. They say bad things about what they “critical race theory,” but this is egregious at best. For some reason, they are connecting this to “voluntary Irish migration” and coinciding the new lingo to “involuntary relocation” for Black people from Africa.
So, this is a part of a larger situation. They are trying to develop a new curriculum for social studies across all of Texas, including almost 9000 public schools. This has been a hot button for quite some time. They are trying to figure out how to teach race and slavery in schools. These extreme conservative people are dumping a lot of money on school boards in hopes of getting the curriculums changed. I have an IDEA – TELL THE TRUTH.
I think they’re full of crap! Slavery is a 400+ year institution they want to erase. It is bad enough that they have glazed over the horrors. They keep trying to remove history from our collective minds! However, we aren’t having it. This is why we have to listen to our elders, read and buy books, and continue to write history. They have no problem presenting their version of facts, which are just lies distorted since the beginning of time. Even in art, they have altered the reality that existed in those times. Remember, it was a concerted effort for Jesus to look white with blue eyes!
Dax Mpire & Rj Payne new single “VITÓRIA”, which drops Drops July 2nd. The first single off the upcoming album “The voice of Voltaire” Dax teams up with French producer Mr. Sla{sh} & rap assassin Rj Payne for this 2022 ode to the Hiphop classic “Victory”. It’s no coincidence that Biggie’s vocals are cut up to make a sinister hook that leaves you feeling like the Ghost Of BIG was in the studio. The climactic track with its orchestral sound and slapping percussion will have you in a Hiphop trance. Dax leads the way with a relentless assault of bars and intricately crafted wordplay.
And Rj Payne follows up with a flawless verse with all the punchlines and hard connecting bars Payne is known for. From beginning to end it leaves you feeling like you just got off the ride of your life. Together Dax Mpire , Mr. Sla{sh} , & Rj Payne come off sounding like the perfect trifecta of the deadliest kind. “Vitória” is a mandatory listen for all Hiphop heads and aficionados alike. TOMA!
Tampa bay born rapper Famous Kid Brick always knew that he was destined to have his name in the spotlight, he has had the teen and college kids bombarding dance floors and internet with his scorching hot singles for years like “Bling” “Im on it”,”Mean to me”,”Who who”,”Mood” and many more. With over thousands of impressions on social media and a combined of millions of Spotify streams Famous kid brick is a florida pioneer with years under his belt of shows performing at rolling loud miami also went on tour with machine gun kelly and many more.
His “never ever” music video was seen on mtv jams with music placements on netflix shows “black af” in 2021. His song like woah was placed on episode one. We expect Famous Kid Brick to have a breakout year going into 2023. With additional content and projects ahead with major features, the sky’s the limit. Follow The famous Kid Brick on Instagram & Twitter for updates and more.
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Oh, Isobella. You have me confused. First of all, I looked at you and thought you were Shaggy. But you weren’t. You were missing and possibly in jeopardy. Now that you are fine, let’s take a trip back down memory lane.
Isobella Degrace is a 27-year old woman that was missing. Her mugshot hit the internet and folks like myself were immediately confused. This woman has a full-blown beard, but they keep saying its a woman. This made me more interested in the story.
“She is described as 5’10″, with a thin build, shaggy blonde hair, and a full goatee. She was last seen wearing a black t-shirt and grey pants.”
This was essentially a wellness check that resulted in a viral moment and, for me, a sign the world is coming to an end. This m### was “just” a missing person, but because it was a woman that looked like a hippie, nomadic man, it became international news.
Homegirl was found a mere nine hours after being reported missing. This means she was never truly missing! But she had a goatee! People became extra concerned and inquisitive about this one chick with a beard. There are hundreds (maybe 10s) of thousands of missing Black woman and girls. But they do not have goatees (most of them).
Guys, I wish there was more to this, but there ain’t. Some have politicized this, but there’s not much else to say.
After receiving a drum machine on his 13th birthday, Montgomery Alabama born – Tulane Court Projects-bred Cortez Oates, also known as the artist, Rubberband OG, knew that making music was his destiny.
With his mother’s constant encouragement and undeniable talent, Rubberband began spending more time in the studio, perfecting his craft. He worked independently for several years posting videos and songs online growing his audience. His online presence quickly began to rise, and he caught the attention of Think It’s A Game Records CEO, Fly.
Rubberband OG expanded his notoriety thereafter, releasing a single produced by Zaytoven titled “Hood Back” and hosted a mixtape series called, “Strictly 4 Traps and Trunks”, which was widely received by fans.
Rubberband OG released his very own mixtape in 2017 titled ‘Bout That Life.’ The tape included a moody single and video for “Bout That Life,” that amassed 2.5 million views on Youtube.
This was certainly a huge accomplishment for a new artist.
With a grassroots, fan-focused approach, the past years have allowed Rubberband OG to strategically grow his following by collaborating with other aspiring artists on their records, performances both locally, as well as surrounding regions and developing a solid social media following.
Managed by music industry vet, and former Mobb Deep affiliate – Littles, Rubberband OG has traded his free shows in for paid shows, and maintains a packed performance calendar year round.
Attributing his steady growth and heightened flame to the support of his label, timing and consistency, Rubberband states,
“I’m the new Gucci and Jeezy packed all in one.”
Stay connected with Rubberband @RUBBERBANDOG!
Rubberband OG’s latest single “60 Ball” has now surpassed a million views on YouTube, and continues to put up impressive numbers on all streaming platforms. Check out the video below!
Queens rapper 50 Cent, a world-class internet troll famous for kicking a dog when he is down, has tied up his Timberlands and is getting busy on a producer/ director Randall Emmett after news broke about his shady character and work ethic.
Randall Emmett, the former fiancé of Lala Kent from the Bravo reality television star from “Vanderpump Rules,” is making headlines after a Los Angeles Times investigation accused him of verbal and physical abuse, sexual harassment, and deceptive business dealings.
The report states that Randall Emmett allegedly pushed Bruce Willis, a top-notch actor suffering from personal health issues, to work on five action films even though he is sick.
Just as sickening is the fact that Randall Emmett allegedly pushed women into doing sexual favors for him and made some women sign non-disclosure agreements about their engagement with him.
He also allegedly told one female accuser he would pay $200,000 to keep quiet.
The LA Times also said he owes a gang of creditors about $25 million.
50 Cent, who had beef with Randall Emmett in the past, wrote on Instagram, “See this is why i made him give me my Money by Monday, then after he had to stay a 100 feet away from me.”
Back then, the G-Unit general, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, wrote in screen grabs of text messages between the two he posted to the public, “Keep playing with me and get ya f###### head cracked in front of everybody.”
“You took my kindness for weakness,” he continued. “Now I’m [going to] show you what [I’ve] been [trying] not to do to you dumb m###########.”
He told Emmett he had until Monday, April 29th, 2019, to pay him back and mocked him with means saying, “Money Monday right around the corner. I’m going to bed early.
50 Cent and Randall Emmett are former business partners. Emmett helped co-found the rapper’s Cheetah Visionfilm company.
By releasing the much-anticipated and hotly-debated project known as “Paper Boyz,” NFTMagazine.com has been making a splash in the market. We are all aware of how NFT has been dominating the digital world. We are also aware of how individuals are investing their time and energy to create a future that is successful and reliant on digital technology.
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As a neuro-marketer, online business owner, public speaker, and internet celebrity, JetSetFly has established himself with remarkable success. This legend has demonstrated that success comes to those who are not scared to pursue their aspirations. He has used passion and tenacity to reach the pinnacles of his multifaceted career. He has been accomplishing more big milestones since dipping his toes into a variety of businesses, raising the standard for other gamers throughout the world.
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One of the founding members of Boyz II Men, the supergroup from Philly that broke every record possible with solid harmonies and crossover appeal, said that R&B music has lost its soulful edge and is trying too hard to be like rap artists.
In a series of tweets, Shawn Stockman addressed the latest R&B conversation prompted by the not-so-stellar performances during the Mario and Omarion Verzuz (starring Ray J, Sammie, Bobby V, and Pleasure P) and the recent BET Awards.
The issue, in his opinion, is blended. It is a combination of the industry demand for the “thug image” and a lot of artists not investing in their vocal performances (or not having very strong ones).
He tweeted on Wednesday afternoon, “There was a time when it was kool to identify as an R&B singer. It was kool that there was a clear distinction between a rapper and a singer, persona-wise. And it was respected. It wasn’t viewed as being ‘soft’ to be smooth and to speak to ladies a certain way.”
There was a time when it was kool to identify as an R&B singer. It was kool that there was a clear distinction between a rapper and a singer, persona wise. And it was respected. It wasn’t viewed as being “soft” to be smooth and to speak to ladies a certain way.
“R&B has lost their identity because it felt like it had to compete with the bravado of the hip hop world,” he continued. “Because labels stopped supporting the perception of Black men being more than displaying a ‘thug image.’”
R&B has lost their identity because it felt like it had to compete with the bravado of the hip hop world. Because labels stopped supporting the perception of Black men being more than displaying a “thug image”.
The first two tweets challenged the aura of the new movement of R&B, but the last of the set zeroed in on new artists’ singing prowess.
He tweeted, “Let me disclaim, my tweets are not to say there aren’t any great singers out there. There always have been great singers, but the love they get is disproportionate. So let’s do this: send me some artists y’all think are and I’ll repost! I’ll go first.”
Let me disclaim, my tweets are not to say there aren’t any great singers out there. There always have been great singers, but the love they get is disproportionate. So let’s do this: send me some artists y’all think are 🔥 and I’ll repost! I’ll go first…
He then retweeted Manana, writing, “This dude I think is dope!”
The Philly native called the new artist “innovative, soulful and vibey.” And encouraged his 56K followers to “Check him out!”
Adding, “If y’all really about support, then I should see a bunch of retweets. Let’s start getting proactive!”
@OfficialManana this dude I think is dope! Innovative, soulful and vibey! Y’all check him out! If y’all really about support, then I should see a bunch of retweets. Let’s start getting proactive! pic.twitter.com/Z6U8GDw25K
For hours fans flooded his timeline with singers who are holding up the banner for the genre like Devon Culture, SiR, Leon Bridges and Pretty Rico Bandz. Many of the names are unknown to the average playlist or radio listener.
The spirit of Emmett Till, the 14-year-old Black boy whose abduction and death was a pivotal point in the Civil Rights movement, may finally see justice.
An active warrant from 1955, the year he was lynched, has been discovered.
According to reports, Till’s family is asking for law enforcement to arrest Carolyn Bryant Donham, enforcing a 67-year-old warrant for her detainment for her participation in the murder of the young Chicago native. The woman is almost 90.
The relatives found the document in a Mississippi courthouse basement while looking for more information about Till’s case.
They discovered that the police suspected Donham, then 21 years old, had identified Till to her husband Roy Bryant and his half-brother John William Milam.
Bryant and Milam then snatched him out of bed while he was staying at his great uncle’s house.
Those men believed Emmett Till had whistled at Donham while she was working at the register of her family’s store in Money, Mississippi, in August 1955.
The men beat the boy so severely that he was barely recognizable by his family members during his open-casket funeral, which his mother insisted on having to show the brutality of the crime.
Bryant and Milam stood trial for Emmett Till’s murder, but an all-white jury acquitted them.
The newly discovered arrest warrant for Donham revealed she was wanted for kidnapping, but the warrant was never executed.
At the time, the Leflore County sheriff told reporters he wouldn’t bring her in because she was a mother of two young children, and they didn’t want to “bother” her.
Teri Watts, the daughter of Till’s cousin Deborah Watts, said they should “Serve it and charge her. This is what the state of Mississippi needs to go ahead [and do].”
Mary J. Blige is presenting a live performance from New York City’s United Palace. The special music showcase from the Queen of Hip Hop Soul will also stream on Apple Music in over 165 countries on July 27 at 10 pm ET.
As the latest artist to take part in Apple Music Live, Mary J. Blige’s set will feature songs from her illustrious career as an R&B icon. MJB joins other acts, like rapper Lil Durk, who have teamed up with the streaming service for an exclusive concert.
“The last year of my career, in particular, has been an exciting ride,” says Mary J. Blige. The 9-time Grammy winner and two-time Academy Award nominee released her well-received Good Morning Gorgeousstudio LP in February.
“From continuing to act, to recording and releasing my 15th studio album, growing and expanding different businesses like Sun Goddess and Sister Love Jewelry, to performing at the Super Bowl, launching my Strength of a Woman Festival and Summit, and now getting ready to go back on tour, it feels amazing to take this opportunity to celebrate, reflect, and have an intimate night with my fans through this platform Apple Music is providing me,” adds Blige.
Fans of Mary J. Blige in the greater New York region have the opportunity to register for a chance to attend the Apple Music Live one-night-only performance inside Manhattan’s United Palace theater. To apply for free tickets to the live taping on July 13 visit axs.com.
DDG has a few words for anyone that found joy in his recent legal issues. On June 6, Los Angeles area police arrested the Michigan-raised rapper born Darryl Granberry for felony possession of a concealed weapon.
However, prosecutors reportedly rejected the case and decided not to pursue charges against DDG. The 2021 XXL Freshman Class member took to social media to share the news with his followers and take aim at his haters.
“My case has been dismissed, or rejected,” stated DDG on Instagram. “I don’t got a felony, and I don’t got a misdemeanor. Shout out Dimitri. 1-0 in the ring and 1-0 in the courtroom. That’s just how it goes. So for all you n##### that were online, on Twitter tweeting, ‘Yes, he’s locked up.’ – suck my balls.”
DJ Akademiks reposted DDG’s video to his own Instagram account. The longtime YouTuber then jumped into Ak’s comments section to mention controversial internet personality Charleston White.
“My lawyer’s name is Charleston White if anybody wanna book him. He gon get [you] off immediately🔥,” wrote DDG. That post garnered nearly 3,000 likes and over 150 replies.
Previously, DDG seemingly reacted to news of his arrest making headlines. On June 8, the “Moonwalking in Calabasas” performer tweeted, “The devil working overtime to stop these blessings.”
With those particular legal matters behind him, DDG can focus on his upcoming mini-tour. The Epic Records signee will hit Chicago, Atlanta, and New York City later this month.
DDG made an appearance at this year’s BET Awards on June 26 in Los Angeles. He attended the ceremony with singer/actress Halle Bailey of the Chloe x Halle duo. The celebrity couple walked the event’s red carpet together.
While the single arrived on DSPs today (July 1), Cardi was not able to release the song’s music video at the same time. In a new interview with Apple Music 1’s Zane Lowe on New Music Daily, the Bronx native explained the delay for the visuals.
“This video, oh my goodness. I don’t want to talk about the video because this video has brought me so much drama. Not with the artists though,” Cardi B told Zane Lowe. “So this is the first time I’ve ever done CGI. I’m very particular on how I like my things. And I really like when things look super realistic. I like building sets, or I like to be in a place. If I want to do a video in a supermarket, I’m going to do the video in the supermarket.”
She continued, “I don’t really do CGI. So this is my first time trying CGI. It was something very different for me. I couldn’t maneuver or move how I wanted to, because I was very confused. After I finished the video, I find out that this s### takes so long. I did this video around March, and it’s still not even ready yet.”
Previously, Cardi B presented the visuals for her singles “WAP” and “UP” on the same day the song came out. Apparently, she decided it was not worth waiting until the “Hot S###” video was completely ready before dropping the track.
“It’s just so frustrating that I’m like, ‘You know what? Just put the f###### song out. I don’t even give a f### anymore. I’m over it.’ It’s an amazing video, but it’s just really f######… I would never do CGI again, ever, ever, ever again,” declared Cardi.
Both “WAP” featuring Megan Thee Stallion and “Up” hit #1 on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart. Cardi B currently holds the record for most Number Ones by a female rapper (5). She is also the female rap record holder for most Diamond-certified (10 million units) singles with three.
New York City-based recording artist Fivio Foreign linked up with Queen Naija and Coi Leray for “What’s My Name” from the B.I.B.L.E. album. The track uses an interpolation of “Say My Name” by Destiny’s Child.
This week saw the arrival of Fivio Foreign’s “What’s My Name” music video. Both Queen Naija and Coi Leray show up in the Benny Boom-directed clip that pays homage to some of Beyoncé Knowles, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams’s classic videos.
The “What’s My Name” video references Destiny’s Child hits like “Say My Name,”“Survivor,” and “Soldier.” As of press time, Fivio Foreign’s latest visuals are trending in the Top 20 of YouTube’s music section.
All three Destiny’s Child singles alluded to in the “What’s My Name” video were huge hits for the girl group. The iconic trio scored Top 10 entries on the Hot 100 chart with “Soldier” (#3), “Survivor” (#2), and “Say My Name” (#1).
Fivio Foreign dropped B.I.B.L.E. back in April. The project debuted at #9 on the Billboard 200 chart, earning 29,000 first-week units. B.I.B.L.E. is Foreign’s first Top 10 album. It peaked at #5 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums rankings.
In addition to Queen Naija and Coi Leray, B.I.B.L.E. also features Quavo, Chloë, A$AP Rocky, Lil Tjay, Polo G, DJ Khaled, Ne-Yo, and more acts. Music legends Kanye West and Alicia Keys also collaborated with Fivio Foreign for the Drill track “City of Gods.”
Nah the support and responses I’m gettin from this Album tho 😩🔥 Make a n#### wanna buss a gangsta tear. I’m not tho lol.. But B.I.B.L.E Out everywhere go tune in now ❗️ https://t.co/boI3zaAQJfpic.twitter.com/6Dyae5OPFV
Summer is back and we got some fashion trends you don’t want to miss. Global Brand Til The End Clothing is a New York streetwear brand that has been gaining hype for the past three years and caught the spotlight with appearances in thisis50 and the Source magazine. In business since 2017, Til The End Clothing is owned and operated by Drew Traficante who takes pride in the quality of his work and commitment to selling outstanding fashion worldwide. Til The End Clothing is made with high-quality material and fine attention to detail.
Their summer collection encompasses a wide range of men’s and women’s new releases such as the TTE “Brooklyn Views” Baseball Jersey, “Split Face” two-way shorts, crop tops, and its famous “Established” liberty skull head logo – delivered on high-quality cotton sublimated dyed hoodies, as well as tank tops. Ideal wear for the upcoming days ahead.
Checkout out the latest trends from Til The End Clothing by visiting their website at tiltheendclothing.com or following them on Instagram @tiltheendclothing
Tevin Campbell was just a teenager when he was making the timeless R&B hits that still resonate around the world to this day. Like many child stars thrust into the public eye at an early age, he had to grow up while adjusting to the trappings of fame, and it wasn’t always easy as he revealed during a recent interview.
The “I’m Ready” singer took a walk down memory lane during a recent episode of the State of Black Music Podcast. He shared some of the tales from his early career, including an encounter with Wyclef that he said now is “actually pretty funny.”
“When I was a kid, dude. I can tell you the story of when I had too much to drink and I was working with Wyclef,” Tevin Campbel recalled. “This is actually pretty funny… I had a session with Wyclef. Great session, we did some great songs. And so, before the session, I went into the lobby at the bar and had eight cosmopolitans. Eight. In the span of probably two hours, three hours. So, I was sh*t-faced.”
After drinking in the bar, he then headed to the studio to get some work done. Wyclef played a few tracks, “and every song he played for me I was like, ‘Oh, that sucks. That’s horrible, play the next one.”
Tevin Campbell Recalls “Acting Like A Brat”
Tevin Campbell then revealed things got so bad that Clef had to call his mom.
He continued, “I was cursing, too! I was being very, like a brat and just horrible. I was like, ‘This s### sucks. What the f### is this, play the next one… And so, then he called my mom ’cause he couldn’t take it anymore. I was drunk! Acting a fool, acting like a brat.”
However, even though Wyclef had his mother on the line, Tevin Campbell continued to act up and the session was canceled. He believes Clef “still holds that against me ’til this day… maybe not.” Check out the episode below.
