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Trick Trick Goes On Transphobic Tirade During Heated Argument With Gay Man

Detroit rapper Trick Trick made waves on social media after a clip from his recent interview capturing a fiery tirade against transgender people quickly went viral and spiraled into chaos.

Trick Trick delivered the rant during his recent appearance on the alternative, conservative leaning platform No B####### News Hour. In the nearly four-minute clip circulating from his interview, Trick Trick wasted no time diving into his controversial views, attacking transgender athletes and educators with unfiltered aggression. As a result, he became enthralled into an argument with one of the other guest’s on the show.

“We got men beating the s### out of women in women’s sports and this, it was perfectly g###### legal,” Trick Trick declared.

Trick Trick then turned his attention to schools, ranting, “We got transgenders or transistors or whatever the f### they are coming in schools talking to children. What the f### is you doing talking to these babies about what? What are you? What the f###?”

His frustration only grew as he questioned the state of American society.

“How the f### did we get here?” he questioned rhetorically. “At this point, America, we got a g###### problem.”

As Trick Trick clashed with another guest, the conversation quickly took a tense turn when he was pressed on his inflammatory statements.

“I don’t give a f### about all that cuz,” he erupted, “He asked you a question about something else. You ain’t got to come back.”

His impatience mounted as he struggled to keep his composure.

“He’s still f###### talking,” he said. “I’m not here to talk to him bro. I’m here to talk to you.”

The discussion grew even more chaotic, as Trick Trick became increasingly agitated, shutting down any pushback over the transphobic rhetoric he was spewing. He then took aim at his critics, dismissing their concerns about his scathing rant.

“Who the f### made you the moral authority over how any-f######-body talk dog?” he questioned. “Where the f### do you get your positioning to tell anybody how to talk? I’ll wait.”

The interview ultimately devolved into a shouting match, with Trick Trick growing increasingly frustrated and nearly walking off set multiple times.

“You don’t get to tell me how to think you don’t get to tell me how to talk,” he said. “You don’t know nothing about me. You stated that from the beginning. So at this point yeah, you started wrong.”

His closing remarks were just as erratic, referencing Ukraine in a baffling attempt to shift the focus. As far as the bigger picture, Trick Trick’s comments follow Hip-Hop artists such as Janelle Monáe and Doechii calling out Donald Trump over his policies which strip transgender individuals of their gender rights. Trick Trick notoriously appeared alongside Trump on his campaign trail last year after he made an appearance at one of his rallies last October.

Sayso P Murder Suspect Found Dead In Houston—2nd Suspect Identified

The murder investigation linked to the fatal shooting of The Sauce Factory rapper Sayso P earlier this month just took a shocking turn.

On Monday (March 31), the Memphis Police Department shared a homicide investigation update on Twitter, revealing the suspect in the March 22 shooting death of Sayso P had been found deceased in Houston, Texas.

According to the update, the remains of the suspect, 21-year-old Jayden Dandridge, have been uncovered, triggering the warrant for his arrest to cease. Authorities have named a second suspect, 22-year-old Kevin Brown, in Dandridge’s murder. An arrest warrant for charges including first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder employment of a firearm during the commission of a dangerous felony and theft of property has been issued for Brown.

Dandridge was charged with one count of first-degree murder, two counts of attempted first-degree murder, two counts of employment of a firearm during the commission of a dangerous felony and auto theft. A $6,000 cash reward was being offered for information leading to Dandridge’s arrest prior to his murder.

News of Dandridge’s death follows a recent interview Sauce Walka appeared in amid the aftermath of Sayso P’s murder in which which he declared he wouldn’t seek retaliation against the individuals suspected of committing the fatal crime.

“If I wanted to I could have 500 different men—good men down here from different cities and states including mine—ready to do whatever by snapping my finger in retaliation to what happened to me and my little brother,” he admitted. “As much as it hurt my soul, really break me down, I can’t retaliate because that’s not righteous.”

Sauce Walka emphasized that, as painful as the loss is, he must acknowledge that Sayso P had his own dealings that led to the situation. He admits he has also recognized that he, too, could have been held accountable in the same way, potentially losing his life in the process.

“At the end of the day, I got to be a man and be an honorable gangster and respect the fact that I put myself in a place where I wasn’t supposed to be standing and sitting there,” he said. “But as a gangster and as a brother, I’m standing next to my brother no matter whatever this n#### got going on or whatever his personal beefs or problems is.”

Dave East Seen Asleep At Wheel In Viral 2022 DUI Police Footage

Dave East was going viral over the weekend after body cam footage from his 2022 DUI arrest surfaced online, showing him passed out behind the wheel with music blaring and an empty champagne bottle in his cup holder.

The video quickly gained traction online, pulling in nearly half a million YouTube views in just a few days.

Officers are seen knocking on the window multiple times before East finally wakes up. When asked what happened, he tells police, “I’m two minutes from my house.” Officers then requested he step out of the vehicle to assess his condition.

East, who appeared visibly uncomfortable, admitted to drinking and smoking weed earlier that night. “I’m a rapper. I had a couple of glasses of champagne in the studio,” he told officers but insisted he was not impaired.

Despite his claims, police conducted several field sobriety tests, including eye-tracking and balance exercises.

East appeared frustrated during the process, at one point visibly annoyed with the attention and scrutiny.

While he managed to complete some of the tests, officers determined there was enough evidence to arrest him on suspicion of driving under the influence. The stalled car had caused a traffic backup that extended onto the highway.

The incident originally occurred in 2022 but remained relatively quiet until the footage was made public.

Dave East Fans React To DUI Footage

Social media users let the jokes fly after the footage surfaced online.

“I just watched the body cam of the Dave East arrest,” one user shared. “I hated to see him get locked Up, but bro Is funny as a MF.”

Another added, “Dave East ma boy, you passed the test with flying colors but you TALK to much my guy, damn! Would not shut up, while the police do the job. Even asking the cop if he Muslim like becz u Muslim he was supposed to let u go. Smh.”

6ix9ine Embraces God Amid $250K Fine & House Arrest Freedom

6ix9ine is turning to faith after a $250,000 court penalty and his release from house arrest following a string of probation violations that landed him back in legal trouble.

The controversial Brooklyn-born rapper posted a video from a church service over the weekend, sharing a message that hinted at a spiritual shift. 

“In this life everything will go wrong, no matter how much you try for everything to go right,” he wrote across the clip. “Without Jesus nothing is possible. With him EVERYTHING is possible. I love you God my Lord & Savior.”

6ix9ine Slapped With Whopping Court Fine

The post came just days after AllHipHop exclusively reported that a federal judge had ordered him to pay $250,000 in damages for breaching a performance contract. 

The fine stems from a missed concert in Washington, D.C., back in October 2018, when 6ix9ine skipped a sold-out show at Echostage and instead performed at a different event in New Jersey. 

He had already accepted nearly $60,000 in fees from the D.C. promoters but then went silent, leaving more than 3,000 people waiting in the rain before the venue canceled the event 30 minutes before doors were set to open.

That wasn’t the only legal mess 6ix9ine has faced in recent months. On November 12, 2024, he was sentenced to 45 days in jail for violating the terms of his supervised release. 

The violations included unauthorized travel to Las Vegas and Sarasota, Florida, failing drug tests, and testing positive for methamphetamines. After serving his sentence, he was placed on home confinement, followed by house arrest, curfew, and another year of supervised probation.

He was released from jail in December under strict conditions.

Then, in March 2025, 6ix9ine made headlines again when he posted a video of himself cutting off his ankle monitor. He claimed he was tired of being tracked and wanted to live without restrictions.

Kanye West Claims He Never Wanted Kids With Kim Kardashian

Kanye West unleashed a barrage of personal grievances and parental frustrations during a YouTube interview, saying he regretted Kim Kardashian getting pregnant and questioning his role in their children’s lives.

“That was my fault,” Kanye West said during a nearly hour-long conversation posted Sunday (March 30). “I didn’t want to have children with this person after the first two months of being with her, but that wasn’t God’s plan.”

West didn’t hold back as he reflected on his six-year marriage to Kardashian, which ended in 2021.

The former couple shares four children: North, 11, Saint, 9, Chicago, 7, and Psalm, 5.

“I don’t get the name and likeness ownership, or at least 50-50 with my kids,” West said, referring to their ongoing custody battle. “So how’s it joint custody?”

West also expressed anger over what he sees as a lack of control in raising his children, pointing to Kardashian’s family as the ones steering the ship.

“My kids are celebrities and I don’t have the say so,” he said. “So this white woman and this white family have the control of these highly influential black kids that are half the children of Ye.”

The interview comes amid speculation about West’s current marriage to Bianca Censori.

According to the Daily Mail, Censori is reportedly considering having a child with West, despite rumors that their relationship is under strain.


Chrisean Rock Says “You Can Still Be Gangsta & Follow God” After Gospel Song Debut

Chrisean Rock took the stage at Faith City Central Church in Maryland on Sunday (March 30), cradling her infant son while debuting her gospel single “Yahweh” during a live worship service.

The emotional performance marked Rock’s first time singing the faith-based track in front of a congregation. She was joined by gospel vocalists Tim Bowman Jr. and Arissa Divyne as she sang about redemption, divine guidance and personal change. 

Holding her baby, Chrisean Jesus Porter, in her arms, Rock delivered the song as a testimony of her spiritual rebirth.

After the service, the reality TV star and rapper shared a video of the moment on Instagram. 

“Yahweh is dropping on all platforms Tuesday!” she wrote in the caption. “The official music video will be dropped soon as it’s finished. Thank you @kimberlyrossofficial for putting this all together! Thank you Jesus.”

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Chrisean Rock On Her Spiritual Journey

After the performance, Rock joined the church’s pastor to discuss her evolving relationship with faith. 

“You can still be gangsta and still follow God,” she said, addressing the crowd while reflecting on her past and present.

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Rock has been vocal about her decision to leave behind secular music and focus on what she calls “Godly music.” 

Her shift in direction follows a turbulent period that included a stint in jail last summer on drug-related charges.

In a September 2024 interview with Pastor Jamal Bryant, Rock opened up about her lifestyle changes since her release. She said she’s stopped smoking marijuana, quit drinking and has chosen to abstain from sex outside of marriage.

“I don’t have an appetite for confusing things,” she explained. “I been done with all of it for a very really long time. But again, we’re all helpless. So as much as we think we can do this on our own…you don’t want the strength from this world; you want the strength from the word of God.”

“Yahweh” is scheduled to be released on Tuesday (April 1).

DDG Cuts Off His Locs Live After Smashing Twitch Subscriber Goal

DDG chopped off his signature locs in front of 60,000 live viewers on Twitch after surpassing his 40,000-subscriber goal during his weeklong “Hit-A-Thon” livestream, where he made an entire album from scratch.

The rapper and YouTuber had promised to cut his hair if he reached the milestone during the 24/7 Twitch event, which ran from March 24 to March 31. 

By the end of the stream, he had gained more than 42,000 new subscribers and hit a peak of over 90,000 concurrent viewers.

“Cutting my dreads right now on Twitch,” DDG told the audience. “It’s 60,000 people watching on Twitch.”

Before the first loc was snipped, DDG invited his friends to help, asking, “Y’all wanna cut one?” 

When the first strand came off, he shouted, “Noooo,” as one of his friends held it up to the camera.

Once the last loc hit the floor, DDG was ready for a clean fade. But the new look won’t stick around for long.

“I’mma go right back to where I started,” he said. “I’mma be a sky top again. I got to grow everything out.”

The haircut capped off a high-energy week that blurred the lines between music creation and live entertainment. 

Throughout the stream, viewers helped shape the album by voting on beats, giving feedback on lyrics and even influencing which songs made the final cut.

DDG also brought in a steady stream of collaborators, including Ty Dolla $ign, Kevin Gates, Rich the Kid and Shaboozey. Twitch personalities like Kai Cenat, Adin Ross and Deshae Frost also joined, adding to the event’s momentum.

Earlier in the week, after hitting 35,000 subscribers, DDG took on a Fear Factor-style challenge involving “wild animals,” adding another layer of unpredictability to the stream.

The “Hit-A-Thon” wrapped March 31 after seven days of nonstop streaming.

Bishop Brigante Loses Cancer Battle—Drake, The Alchemist & Battle Rap Community Pay Tribute

Bishop Brigante, a cornerstone of Canada’s Hip-Hop and battle rap scenes, died on Sunday (March 30) following a fight with cancer at age 41.

His son, Lito, confirmed the news of his passing on Instagram, revealing that Brigante died peacefully and vowed to carry on his father’s legacy.

“My father was many things, but at most he was a fighter,” Brigante’s son Lito shared. “He overcame so many obstacles in his lifetime and not once said something was ‘impossible.'”

He added, “I’ve spent the last 19 years learning from such an incredible man. An incredible man I’m so proud to call my father. Not only did he fight for himself, but he fought just as hard to make sure others wouldn’t go through the same trials.”

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Tributes poured in from across the Hip-Hop and battle rap worlds, many quoting Brigante’s well-known slogan: “Take that f###### mirror down.”

Drake, Royce da 5’9″, Sy Ari Da Kid, Preme and many others expressed condolences in the comments of Lito’s post.

The Alchemist joined the tributes, tweeting, “RIP Bishop Brigante. Huge loss smh.”

KOTD Founder Remembers Bishop Brigante

King of the Dot founder Organik paid homage to Bishop Brigante in a heartfelt Instagram post.

“Bishop wore his heart on his sleeve shamelessly. He would ride or die for anyone he loved,” he wrote. “This one is tough and will be tough.”

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The Toronto native, born and raised in the city’s west end, became the first Canadian to win three straight weeks on BET’s “Freestyle Friday,” a feat that cemented his name in battle rap history.

He later transitioned into music, releasing singles including “That’s the Way,” “Shorty Grindin’,” and “It’s Fo’ Twenty,” which earned major airplay across Canadian radio.

Brigante’s influence stretched beyond the mic. He collaborated with Hip-Hop heavyweights including Drake, Nate Dogg, MC Lyte and Sticky Fingaz, and hit the road with acts like Busta Rhymes and G-Unit. His debut album, Legacy, served as both a personal memoir and a tribute to Canadian Hip-Hop.

He also appeared on screen, with roles in the 2002 crime drama Narc alongside Ray Liotta and Jason Patric and the 2003 television series Platinum. He even took the stage in a production of A Clockwork Orange.

Brigante played a key role in Canada’s premier battle rap league, King of the Dot, helping to elevate the platform and mentor up-and-coming talent.

In October 2023, Brigante revealed he had been diagnosed with colorectal cancer.

The following month, Joe Budden spotlighted Brigante’s health battle on The Joe Budden Podcast, urging listeners to support his GoFundMe campaign. Budden pledged financial help and followed through with a sizable donation.

Brigante later said Budden’s contribution was “more helpful than I could’ve ever imagined” and credited Budden’s manager, Ian Schwartzman and the Joe Budden Network for stepping in when he needed it most. “It came at a time when I was at my worst,” Brigante said.

Donald Trump Floats Third Term Despite Constitutional Roadblocks

Donald Trump floated the idea of a third presidential term, brushing off constitutional limits and claiming “a lot of people want me to do it.”

Trump said he is “not joking” about seeking a third run for the White House, despite the clear restrictions in the 22nd Amendment, which bars anyone from being elected president more than twice. 

“There are methods which you could do it,” Trump said durijng a phone call with NBC News Sunday (March 30), though he declined to offer specifics.

He floated one hypothetical scenario involving JD Vance, suggesting the Vice President could win the presidency and later “pass the baton” back to him. 

Trump did not explain how that would work under the Constitution, which also blocks anyone ineligible for the presidency from serving as vice president.

While he admitted “it is far too early” to seriously pursue a third term, Trump made clear he hasn’t ruled it out. 

“A lot of people want me to do it,” he said, adding that he believes his work is unfinished.

The idea of extending Trump’s time in office has gained traction among some of his allies. 

Rep. Andy Ogles and former White House strategist Steve Bannon have publicly supported amending the Constitution to allow Trump to run again.

Such a change would require a steep climb: either a two-thirds vote in both chambers of Congress or a constitutional convention called by 34 states, followed by approval from three-fourths of state legislatures.

The 22nd Amendment, ratified in 1951 after Franklin D. Roosevelt’s four-term presidency, was designed to prevent this kind of extended hold on executive power. 

It also stipulates that anyone who has served more than two years of another president’s term may only be elected once.

The Twelfth Amendment further blocks any attempt to return to office through the vice presidency, stating that no one ineligible to be president can serve as vice president.

Sean Kingston Breaks Silence After Fraud Conviction

Sean Kingston addressed his followers for the first time since he and his mother, Janice Turner, were convicted in a federal fraud case involving over $1 million in stolen goods and services.

The Hip-Hop artist posted a short message to his Instagram Stories over the weekend, days after a Florida jury found the pair guilty of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

“Lately they’ve been trying to break me on the daily,” Kingston wrote, seemingly quoting a new song he is working on, while adding broken heart emoji.

The verdict came on Friday (March 28), after just three hours of deliberation following a five-day trial in which prosecutors accused the duo of orchestrating a scheme to obtain luxury items—including high-end jewelry and a Cadillac Escalade—through fake wire transfers and forged documents.

Kingston, 34, was not taken into custody immediately after the verdict. He remains under house arrest with electronic monitoring. According to court records, his bail terms include a $200,000 cash bond and a $500,000 property bond.

Turner, 62, was detained on the spot.

Prosecutors argued she posed a flight risk due to her criminal history and called her the “fixer and mastermind” behind the operation. Both were labeled “masters of deception” by the government during closing arguments.

Each of the five counts—one for conspiracy and four for wire fraud—carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. Sentencing is set for July 11, 2025.

Jeannie Mai Reveals What Helped Her Heal After Jeezy Divorce

Jeannie Mai opened up about the emotional aftermath of her split from rapper Jeezy and how raising their daughter Monaco alone has become her greatest source of strength and self-discovery.

Speaking publicly after their highly publicized divorce, finalized following Jeezy’s September 2023 filing, Jeannie Mai reflected on the unexpected reality of parenting solo.

“Because it’s never what you picture, you know? You don’t ideally think to have a child and have that whole responsibility to yourself,” she told Sherri Shepherd.

The former The Real co-host described the experience as both challenging and empowering.

“I realized that the gift in being a single mom is that you learn how to trust yourself,” she said. “You learn that you good, you got it, you know instinctively what to do.”

Jeannie Mai and Jeezy started dating in late 2018 after meeting on the set of her daytime talk show.

They made their relationship public in 2019 and tied the knot in an intimate ceremony at their Atlanta home in March 2021. Their daughter Monaco was born in January 2022.

But the marriage unraveled quickly. Jeezy filed for divorce in Fulton County Superior Court in September 2023, citing that the relationship was “irretrievably broken.”

Since then, Mai has accused him of infidelity and alleged “explosive outbursts, excessive drinking, and domestic violence,” claims Jeezy has denied.

Despite the turmoil, Mai says motherhood has helped her reconnect with herself.

“You don’t have to check with anybody else. You know exactly what your daughter needs in love, you know exactly how your children need to be seen and heard,” she explained.

She also shared how raising Monaco has helped her heal old wounds.

“I’m reparenting myself through Monaco and I’m learning that I always had it.”

Their divorce was finalized earlier this year, closing a chapter that began with a proposal in April 2020 and ended in a courtroom three years later.

Freddie Gibbs Clowns Wale For Displaying Handicap Plaque On His Porsche

Freddie Gibbs had a question for Wale after the D.C. rapper posted a photo of himself posing next to his Porsche. Gibbs took to Twitter with a re-tweet of the picture and asked, “Why you got a handicap joint in your car?”

Wale replied, “I can’t drive,” although he didn’t offer any more context.

The photo, which appeared to be taken on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California, eventually made the rounds. Once fans got involved, they started telling Gibbs to mind his own business. Others joked Wale was simply trying to get “good parking.” Some were even focused on his headwear, with many calling it the ugliest hat they’d ever seen.

Whatever the case, Gibbs is known for his vicious sense of humor and sharp wit—and he loves trolling people. Although he often blurs the lines between humor and controversy, most of his jabs at fellow artists are playful in nature. Gibbs’ approach to social media is unique; he views trolling as part of his creative process, even going so far as to create burner accounts to keep his online antics fresh and unpredictable.

However, Gibbs once faced criticism for posting a video of a man having a mental breakdown, which some perceived as insensitive. Additionally, his long-standing feud with Akademiks has been marked by personal attacks and heated exchanges, with both parties trading insults and accusations. Gibbs even went as far to produce Teletubbies merch targeting Akademiks.

Despite any controversies, Gibbs remains unapologetic about his online behavior, often using comedy to deflect criticism.

Gibbs’ latest album, You Only Die 1nce, was released in November 2024 via AWAL Recordings. The 13-track project served as a follow-up to his critically acclaimed $oul $old $eparately and continued Gibbs’ tradition of delivering raw, introspective storytelling.

Narrated by Slink Johnson (known as Black Jesus from Cartoon Network), the album explores themes of stardom, personal struggles and existential musings, all while Gibbs is metaphorically pursued by Satan. Standout tracks include “Brick Fees,” inspired by Three 6 Mafia, and “It’s Your Anniversary,” which samples Tony! Toni! Toné!.

Nelly Teases Sexyy Red Over Questionable Family Connection

Nelly playfully questioned Sexyy Red’s claim that they’re related during a recent appearance on Big Boy’s radio show, stirring up some amusing confusion about their family ties.

The funny exchange began when Sexyy Red told Big Boy, “This is my real blood cousin. People don’t believe we’re cousins.”

The revelation emerged after someone at the radio station doubted the two rappers’ relationship, prompting Sexyy Red to insist she had always known about their shared lineage.

Nelly, however, wasn’t entirely convinced. With joked that their southern accents sound alike, implying that Sexyy Red’s claim might be a stretch. 

Still, he affectionately referred to her as “my folks,” suggesting a friendly bond even if the bloodline remains uncertain.

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Meanwhile, Big Boy reminded listeners that Sexyy Red previously claimed she was related to Cardi B during an previous appearance on his show. 

While Cardi B hasn’t addressed the claim, she previously confirmed she’s related to another female rapper. She also addressed the familial connection on Big Boy’s show when he doubted GloRilla’s claims they share a bloodline.

“No, we’re cousins,” Cardi insisted. “Like a lot of people don’t know this. This is a true story. My grandfather used to like—I don’t like to put my family business out, but he used to push weight and everything. And there was this one time that he lived in Tennessee and whatever. So, he ain’t told my grandma that he was dealing with somebody over there. And then he had a kid out there and that’s GloRilla’s dad and everything. So that’s what makes us related.”

Erykah Badu Puts BBL Culture On Blast With Wild Outfit

Erykah Badu made quite the statement at the Billboard Women in Music event in Los Angeles on Saturday (March 29). The neo-soul goddess took the stage wearing an outfit that accentuated her rear end in what appeared to be a statement on Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) culture.

Naturally, the look made the rounds on social media, with many applauding Badu for being bold enough to rock the tan, big booty suit. Others thought it was hilarious to put those who do partake in outrageous plastic surgery procedures on blast.

Summer Walker presented the Music Icon Award to Badu, who was the doula that delivered Walker’s twin sons.

“She’s been my fave artist since I was 12,” Walker said, before introducing a video that captured the influence Badu has had on so many others.

“As an artist,” Badu said, “I never thought it was my job to be [limited] to any one category.” During her speech, Badu shared a story in which she explained to her daughter, Mars Merkaba Badu Electronica, that the v##### was the most important thing on earth.

The Billboard Women in Music 2025 event took place at the YouTube Theater. Hosted by Laverne Cox, the ceremony celebrated the achievements of influential women across the music industry, from artists to executives.

Doechii was honored as Woman of the Year for her groundbreaking contributions and innovative sound, while aespa received Group of the Year. Other notable honorees included Ángela Aguilar as Breakthrough Artist and Jennie from BLACKPINK with the Global Force Award.

The evening also recognized figures like Tina Knowles, who was named Mother of the Year, and Gracie Abrams, awarded Songwriter of the Year. The event featured live performances by honorees such as Ángela Aguilar, Tyla, Megan Moroney, Badu and Muni Long.

The ceremony was broadcasted for free via VIZIO WatchFree+, making it accessible to a wide audience. The red carpet saw appearances from artists like Meghan Trainor and GloRilla.

Badu, meanwhile, is prepping her next album with The Alchemist. It will mark her first official studio album since 2010’s New Amerykah Part Two (Return of the Ankh). She released the mixtape But You Cain’t Use My Phone in 2015.

Blac Chyna Reveals Raw Truth About Co-Parenting With Tyga & Rob Kardashian

Blac Chyna is sharing insights about co-parenting with her famous exes, Tyga and Rob Kardashian, emphasizing the importance of clear communication and firm boundaries.

During a recent sit-down with Access Hollywood, the 36-year-old reality star and entrepreneur didn’t hold back when asked about her best advice for navigating shared parenting duties. 

“I think the main thing is communication,” Chyna began. “And also, learning your boundaries.”

She further explained her stance, adding, “Sometimes people lose themselves and they’re so caught up in the other parent’s business to where they can’t even focus on themselves. But ultimately, focus on the kid, show respect, have boundaries and communication, and you should have a healthy co-parenting life.”

Blac Chyna also had some advice for those tempted to rekindle the flame with their co-parents. 

She strongly advised against mixing romance with parenting duties, urging parents to clearly separate the two. “If you say you’re done, be done. Don’t be off and on with them… that can stir up some stuff,” she warned.

The former relationship drama involving Chyna has been well-documented over the years. 

She first became a mother in 2012, welcoming son King with rapper Tyga. Although the pair got engaged, they called it quits in 2014. 

Two years later, Chyna made headlines again when she and reality TV personality Rob Kardashian welcomed daughter Dream. Their whirlwind romance and engagement ended abruptly after just six months, sparking intense media coverage.

Despite past controversies, Blac Chyna now describes her relationships with both exes as “splendid,” confirming in January 2024 that she maintains a balanced 50/50 custody arrangement for both King and Dream.

Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg Take Still G.I.N. Lounge To Nashville

Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg are opening their first Still G.I.N. Lounge in Nashville next month, an “all-new elevated nightlife destination located downtown in the restored catacombs of the historic building that houses Nashville Live,” according to the press release.

The menu will offer craft cocktails such as the Platinum Negroni, Bee’s Knees, OG-OF and Nashville Nightcap featuring the duo’s flagship spirit, Still G.I.N. By Dre and Snoop. The lounge will have a rotation of local DJs, live performances and playlists catering to Hip-Hop, R&B and funk fans.

“Our collaboration with Live! Hospitality and Entertainment offers an authentic way to enjoy this ultra-premium spirit we’re so proud of,” Still G.I.N. Chief Strategy Officer Andrew Gill said. “We want to continue to give people memorable experiences to discover and appreciate the defiantly smooth Still G.I.N. By Dre and Snoop.”

Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg expanded their legendary partnership in October 2024 with the launch of Still G.I.N. Distilled in the United States using artisanal vapor distillation in copper pots, the ultra-premium gin boasts a vibrant citrus-forward profile with notes of tangerine, jasmine and coriander.

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The ingredients, such as hand-peeled citrus and hand-crushed spices, are carefully processed to create a complex yet smooth flavor. Dr. Dre emphasized it’s not just a celebrity endorsement but a product crafted “from the ground up,” mirroring their dedication to excellence seen in past ventures like Beats headphones.

Snoop Dogg added that the gin embodies their shared history with the spirit, dating back to their studio days when they wrote the 1993 Doggystyle single “Gin and Juice.” The collaboration follows the duo’s earlier success with their Gin & Juice canned cocktails.

The Still G.I.N. Lounge is expected to open on Thursday (April 4) and promises to bring a “smooth sophistication of a top-tier cocktail lounge with the energy and cultural influence of the legendary duo.”

Snoop and Dre’s latest endeavor follows their Missionary album, which arrived last December. The project debuted at No. 20 on the Billboard 200 with 38,000 album-equivalent units earned in the first week and featured 50 Cent, Eminem, Method Man, Sting and Jelly Roll.

Snoop Dogg Will Bring Business Wisdom To USC Stage

Snoop Dogg will step onto the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum stage to deliver the 2025 commencement speech for USC’s Marshall School of Business.

The rapper will bring his decades of experience in Hip-Hop, entrepreneurship and philanthropy to graduating students.

The West Coast icon, known for his chart-topping albums and business savvy, was tapped to inspire the next generation of business leaders by drawing from his journey through music, branding and community work.

“I am deeply honored to join USC Marshall’s commencement in celebrating the remarkable achievements of these graduates,” Snoop Dogg said. “Commencement is not just a milestone — it’s a launching point. It’s about stepping into your purpose, applying what you’ve learned, and making an impact that matters. I look forward to welcoming them into the next chapter of their journey as leaders, innovators, and changemakers.”

The rapper has released 21 studio albums and earned 20 Grammy nomination and beyond music, he’s built a business empire that spans cannabis, media, tech and food.

His ventures include partnerships with major brands and his own media company, Snoopadelic Films but his impact also extends into youth development.

He founded the Snoop Youth Football League in 2005 to provide opportunities for underserved children in Southern California.

His philanthropic work has earned him recognition, including being named Entrepreneur of the Year by USC’s Lloyd Greif Center for Entrepreneurial Studies.

The 2025 USC Marshall commencement ceremony will take place on Saturday, May 17.

Young Scooter’s Son Returns With Emotional Instagram Post: “You Got Me Sick”

Young Scooter’s death has left his family, including his son, reeling. Kenneth Bailey Jr., the son of the late rapper, took to Instagram with an emotional and unfiltered message.

“You got me sick asl bruh,” he wrote. “We tight as ever I learned everything fro you. How to move round. Ain’t never hid nun from me. Told me everything and yo shi safe wit me. Im hurt s### feel weird walkin man why you did me like dat.”

Young Scooter, born Kenneth Bailey, died on Friday (March 28), his 39th birthday. He suffered a fatal leg injury while fleeing police and hopping over two fences.

Authorities had responded to a call about possible gunfire and a woman being dragged back into a home in southwest Atlanta. Young Scooter took off once officers arrived on scene.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation and the Fulton County Medical Examiner’s Office are still working to determine the full circumstances surrounding his death..

Cardi B Claims Offset On Suicidal Crash Out Mission

Cardi B accused Offset of threatening both his life and hers during an emotional Twitter Spaces session over the weekend, revealing disturbing messages she says he sent amid their ongoing divorce.

“This guy… is upset because I sent his girlfriend text messages of him begging me, begging me saying he was going to take away his life, begging me saying he’s going to take away my life,” Cardi B said during the livestream.

The Bronx-born rapper, 31, also alleged that Offset shared explicit content of the two with someone she was romantically involved with.

“This man sent text messages to somebody that I was dealing with… of me and him having sex,” she said.

Cardi claimed Offset repeatedly contacts her when she travels, leaving her shaken and emotionally drained.

“Every time he knows that I go out of town he harasses me. He leave me voice notes trying to put my self-esteem to the ground and I’m so tired of it,” she said.

She also accused Offset and his current girlfriend of sending her vulgar messages.

“I’m so tired of him and his girlfriend playing games on my phone, leaving explicit voice notes,” Cardi added.

The pair’s split has grown increasingly hostile since Cardi filed for divorce in August 2024 after seven years of marriage.

Offset, 32, requested joint custody of their three children—Kulture, 6, Wave, 3, and a newborn daughter born in September. He also asked the court to divide their marital assets and for each party to pay their own legal fees.

Offset, who has three other children from previous relationships, agreed that Cardi’s home should remain the children’s primary residence. Cardi has accused Offset and his mother of financially exploiting her during their marriage.

The divorce has spilled into the public eye, with both artists airing grievances online. Offset recently released a track titled “Ten,” where he admitted to cheating and took lyrical jabs at Cardi.

Cardi and Offset secretly wed in September 2017, a month before Offset proposed publicly during a concert.

Their relationship has long been marked by public breakups and reconciliations, but this latest chapter appears to be the most volatile yet.

Lil Nas X Almost Worked With Taylor Swift—Here’s Why It Didn’t Happen

Lil Nas X nearly teamed up with Taylor Swift on a track but ultimately passed on the offer after the song didn’t strike the right chord for him.

“We were working on something,” he told E! News. “She offered to let me try a verse on something, but I couldn’t catch a vibe for it, so it didn’t happen.”

The Grammy-winning rapper, known for his genre-blending hits, said the song just didn’t feel right creatively. Still, he’s hopeful the door isn’t closed for good.

“When it happens… Global. World. Tay-tay and Nassy,” Lil Nas X added.

Despite the missed opportunity, Lil Nas X had nothing but praise for Swift, calling her a powerhouse in the industry.

“I’m proud of my girl,” Lil Nas X said. “I love the album. She’s been doing her thing. She’s at the very tippety top. I’m thankful that she even considered me.”

Swift, 35, has built a long list of collaborations over the years, including Kendrick Lamar, Ed Sheeran, Future, Ice Spice and Haim.

On her latest album, The Tortured Poets Department, she joined forces with Post Malone on “Fortnight” and Florence and the Machine on “Florida!!!”