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R&B singer B. Moiselle cites Lauryn Hill as one of her biggest musical influences and the main reason she took her own vocal talents seriously. Despite having a similar vocal tone to the iconic singer, B. Moiselle initially found it difficult to break into the R&B world. However, after years of perfecting her craft, she finally released her debut album to critical acclaim. Since then, she has gone on to win multiple awards and gain a loyal following of fans who appreciate her unique brand of R&B. Thanks to Lauryn Hill, B. Moiselle is now one of the more successful singers in the world.
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25-year-old Bishop Nehru shocked many of his fans with his new visuals. His “Heroin Addiction” music video dropped on May 17, and its content caused a stir on the internet.
“I tried Heroin in the new video 😔,” tweeted Bishop Nehru on Tuesday. That Twitter post captioned a 45-second clip from the “Heroin Addiction” video. The rapper portrayed shooting up the opioid in the visual snippet.
Some Twitter users replied to Nehru by questioning his decision to promote drug usage. Other people expressed concern about the Rockland County, New York native’s mental health. In contrast, some commenters showed appreciation to Bishop for addressing the topic of addiction.
On March 21, 2002, I decided to film myself trying HEROIN to note its short-term side effects. Here’s what happened… [please DO NOT try this at home.]
“Heroin Addiction” music video
A note in the “Heroin Addiction” music video’s description section states:
DISCLAIMER: THIS VIDEO WAS MADE FOR ART PURPOSES SPECIFICALLY! WE AT THE NEHRUVIAN FAMILY DO NOT CONDONE OR PROMOTE THE USE OF HARD DRUGS, BUT WE SUPPORT & SPEAK FOR THOSE EFFECTED WHO MAY NOT HAVE A VOICE FOR THEMSELVES. IF YOU EVER NEED SOMEONE TO TALK TO HIT ME IN THE DISCORD. THANK YOU.
BishopNehru YouTube channel
Bishop Nehru To Release A Project Titled Heroin Addiction
Additionally, Bishop Nehru posted a statement in the “Heroin Addiction” video’s comment section. He wrote, “BISHY GANG IT’S JUST ART. WAIT TILL I EXPLAIN ALL THIS. I LOVE Y’ALL AND HOPE Y’ALL ARE ALL SAFE. WE HERE ❤️.”
Nehru also plans to release a new mixtape titled Heroin Addiction on May 27. His catalog already contains bodies of work like 2013’s StrictlyFLOWz, 2018’s Elevators (Act I & II), and 2020’s Nehruvia: My Disregarded Thoughts.
The recording artist/video director was among the first signees to Nas’ Mass Appeal Records in 2014. That same year Bishop Nehru collaborated with Dizzy Wright and 9th Wonder for Brilliant Youth EP as well as MF Doom for NehruvianDoom. Nehru’s most recent projects came out via Nehruvia LLC.
Voletta Wallace gave birth to Christopher Wallace on May 21, 1972. The St. Mary’s Hospital-born Brooklynite grew up to become the Hip Hop legend better known as The Notorious B.I.G. aka Biggie Smalls.
Biggie’s hometown will celebrate the life of the late iconic emcee in several ways. On what would have been The Notorious B.I.G.’s 50th birthday, the Empire State Building will honor the rapper by changing the landmark’s lights to red and white with a crown spinning in its mast.
On May 20, the Empire State Building will also partner with Bad Boy Entertainment/Atlantic Records/Rhino Records to present a special ceremony commemorating Biggie. Family members Voletta Wallace, CJ Wallace, and Tyanna Wallace as well as Junior M.A.F.I.A. members Lil Cease and Lil Kim will be in attendance.
Additionally, Brooklyn’s Barclays Center will honor The Notorious B.I.G. by featuring a video montage of classic Biggie records on the oculus display above the arena’s entrance. That visual celebration will happen on May 21.
Music By The Notorious B.I.G. Is Headed To Manhattan’s Lincoln Center
Next month, the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts will host an orchestral tribute to Christopher “The Notorious B.I.G.” Wallace. The Lincoln Center also partnered with Bad Boy/Atlantic/Rhino for the free black-tie affair on June 10 which will feature music arranged and conducted by Miguel Atwood-Ferguson.
Amazon Music will live stream the event exclusively on the company’s Twitch channel. Exclusive Biggie Smalls merchandise will also be available for pre-order at amazon.com/biggie and in the Amazon Music app.
A Special Edition Of Life After Death Is On The Way
June 10 will also see Bad Boy/Atlantic/Rhino release a vinyl version of Biggie’s diamond-certified Life After Death album. The Life After Death 25th Anniversary Super Deluxe box set consists of 8-LPs, a booklet with rare photos from the album cover shoot, liner notes by Sheldon Pearce, and exclusive reflections from members of the team who worked on the original album.
1997’s Life After Death debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 chart. The project earned a Grammy nomination in the Best Rap Album category. The RIAA awarded Diamond crtification to Life After Death for selling more than 5 million copies of the double-LP.
Memphis-bred rap star Yo Gotti turns 41 on May 19, 2022. Once again, the Collective Music Group boss is spending lavishly on himself to celebrate his birthday.
In 2020, Gotti spent $1.3 million on a $480,000 Rolls-Royce truck, a $400,000 Ferrari F8, a $290,000 Lamborghini, and a $180,000 Richard Mille watch. All of those items were turquoise colored.
Last year, Gotti bought two Richard Mille watches that were worth around $1.1 million. This year, the CM10: Free Game album creator up his gift-giving by $100,000.
Yo Gotti’s 41st birthday celebration includes the Roc Nation affiliate shelling out $1.2 million on two Rolls-Royce vehicles. He wrote on Instagram, “1.2 Million in Gifts 🎁 I Fell in Luv with Twins 👯♀️ 🖤💛 #EveryDayMyBirthday #ThanksToDaStreets Thanks to @rollsroycecars #Custom #TWININ.”
Additionally, the “Yo Gotti & Friends Birthday Bash” concert will take place in Memphis on July 15. Previous installments of the annual event featured appearances by Megan Thee Stallion, Lil Baby, Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne, Meek Mill, Rick Ross, T.I., Gucci Mane, and more.
“Birthday Bash is back and it’s going to be better than ever,” said Gotti. “I have a few surprises and special performances for my hometown family, but just know that I’m gonna keep putting on for the city that raised me. The energy at FedExForum will be unforgettable and fans won’t want to miss it.”
Yo Gotti’s CM10: Free Game album came out in February. The Tennessean’s eleventh studio LP became Gotti’s highest-charting album of his career by debuting at #3 on the Billboard 200 chart. CM10: Free Game contains features by 42 Dugg, Blac Youngsta, EST Gee, Kodak Black, Moneybagg Yo, Shenseea, and DaBaby.
Grammy-nominated recording artist Quavious “Quavo” Marshall partnered with Adidas for the Z.N.E. 01 ANC Quavo Ltd. earbuds.
Designed in collaboration with the Migos member, the headphone case showcases handwritten lyrics from Quavo’s upcoming Cheat Code album.
“When working on my new album, I hand wrote lyrics on a note, which later inspired this collaboration and concept for the headphones,” says Quavo. “I’m excited to be teaming back up with Adidas Headphones to offer my fans these limited-edition earbuds designed by me with style, sound, and music in mind.”
The headphones feature:
Noise Control: ANC (active noise control) alongside passive transparency for both efficiency and safety
Made to Measure: Interchangeable ear tips for a perfect fit
Versatile: On-and-off the field comfort to meet both the sport and lifestyle needs of athletes
Design: Emphasis on the look-and-feel of the product to match any activewear
Long-Lasting: 20 hours or playtime
Limited quantities of the Z.N.E. 01 ANC Quavo Ltd. headphones will be available worldwide on a first-come, first-serve basis beginning on Thursday, May 19 at 10 am ET, exclusively at adidasheadphones.com.
“We are so excited to be continuing our partnership with Quavo on this limited-edition design that combines the ultimate audio experience in a customized look,” states Ella Renneus.
The Creative Design Lead at Adidas Headphones adds, “Quavo’s eye for fresh design marries perfectly with our earbuds that fuse together innovation and the highest quality materials.”
On Webby Awards night, an interviewer asked Megan Thee Stallion about her upcoming plans. The Texas native provided her fans with an update about her next project.
“Actually, I’m probably like 95% done with my new album. I want to tease that for the Hotties. I haven’t told them nothing about my album,” stated Megan.
So far, Megan Thee Stallion has released one official studio LP. 2020’s Good News hosts the singles “Body,” “Cry Baby” featuring DaBaby, and “Savage Remix” featuring Beyoncé.
Megan broke out as a mainstream artist in 2019 with “Big Ole Freak” off the Tina Snow EP. Her discography also includes mixtapes such as 2019 Fever as well as EPs such as 2020’s Suga.
Last year, the self-described Hot Girl Coach dropped the Something for Thee Hotties compilation. Plus, 2022 has seen Megan let loose the tracks “Sweetest Pie” with Dua Lipa and “Plan B.”
The International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences presented the 26th Annual Webby Awards, which honors excellence on the internet, on May 16 in New York City. Comedian Roy Wood Jr. served as the host for the show.
The twenty-track project arrives on Friday (May 20) and includes the previously released “The Worst” and “Who We Are” with Bleu. His banger “Lean,” released in March, featuring U.K. rap vet Giggs also appears on the album. The Headie One-assisted “Warzone’ is not included on the project, check out the visuals below.
M Huncho delivered another debut earlier this week, dropping off a GRM Daily Duppy freestyle, his first on the platform.
Meanwhile, the masked rapper, whose identity remains a closely guarded secret, showed off a new mask design during a show in London in March.
He unveiled the new disguise – designed by skateboarder and Louis Vuitton collaborator Lucien Clarke – midway through the performance.
“I feel like I reached a space that I haven’t reached before…mentally & spiritually,” he revealed to Rolling Stone UK. “The mask change represents growth, strength, commitment and shear will. Lucien Clarke is someone who inspired me with his work and I had to get him on board as I knew that he would understand how I felt.”
M Huncho also explained how the designer sought inspiration from the upcoming “Chasing Euphoria when creating Huncho’s new mask.
“Most importantly, he understood where I was coming from. In these misunderstood environments we are from. Sometimes all you need is to be understood. And there we had it…a few months down the line. A new face. A new approach,” he said before adding, “A new love for music.”
M Huncho’s debut project Chasing Euphoria arrives on May 20.
Lil Wayne fired back at Mark Cuban after the Dallas Mavericks governor trolled the rapper after his team beat the Phoenix Suns.
The New Orleans native went viral after calling out Mavericks superstar Luka Doncic for foul-baiting during the series and called him a “ho” on Twitter. After beating the Suns, Cuban decided to send a shot back at Lil Wayne, using his own lyrics to troll him. He used a line from 2018’s “Uproar” to caption a photo of the rapper seated courtside in Phoenix.
“It’s a s### show, put you front row,” he wrote, retweeting Wayne’s “Luka a ho,” post.
Lil Wayne must have seen the tweet because he took to Twitter to respond.
“Mark Cuban don’t make me get u smacked boy U playing w me?? I will p### in ya fkn mouth ho,” he wrote in a tweet. However, he must have reconsidered as the post was soon deleted, although not before screenshots were taken.
Earlier this week, Skip Bayless shared some information he learned from Lil Wayne, who overheard a conversation from his courtside seat on Sunday. He was close enough to hear Suns head coach Monty Williams and Deandre Ayton during their sideline confrontation.
What “Our Man Lil Wayne” Told Skip Bayliss
“This, from what I was told, got really ugly,” Bayless explained during Monday’s episode of Undisputed. “From what our man Lil Wayne told me…I think he either heard it or could lip-read. Monty got so upset with Ayton that he said, ‘You fricking quit on us.’ And that led to an exchange where each Monty and Ayton had to be restrained from going at each other.”
"From what our man Lil Wayne told me, he was sitting across [from the Suns bench], Monty got so upset with Ayton that he said, 'You freaking quit on us'"
🗣️ Skip Bayless with some insight on what happened between Monty Williams & Deandre Aytonpic.twitter.com/SbtNojdheH
Cardi B helped out fellow rapper and mother Kash Doll when she needed some practical advice on dealing with her newborn.
The Detroit rapper wants to maintain her personal style while caring for her baby boy who was born in January. However, her extra-long nails have proved problematic and so she turned to Cardi B for some tips.
“Aye Bardi how the hell u change wav diapers with the nails?” She tweeted. “Lol i got on press ons struggling,” she added before tagging Cardi B.
Aye Bardi how the hell u change wav diaper with the nails? Lol i got on press ons struggling @iamcardib
The “WAP” hitmaker, who welcomed baby Wave in January went over and above to help her out. She shared her practical advice in a hilarious video tutorial using a teddy bear in place of a baby.
“Okay girl sooo I just made a whole video 🤣😂😂,” replied Cardi B. “Trust me you will get the hang of it! However I do feel like boys are harder to clean,they got more crevices.”
While daughter Kulture looked on, Cardi demonstrated how to keep both baby and nails clean using the teddy bear as a model. Though she initially questioned the unusual behavior she sat and watched curiously as her mother expertly wielded wipes to get the job done.
After watching the demo, Kash Doll thanked Cardi and said she needs some practice. “Ok I’ll be bck in a week and let u kno how it’s going!!! Lol Thnks girllllaaaaa 😘” she replied, with a kiss.
Ok I’ll be bck in a week and let u kno how it’s going!!! Lol Thnks girllllaaaaa 😘 https://t.co/dMaAlJSy6l
Travis Scott announced he is granting $1 million in scholarships to graduating seniors at 100 HBCU college students through his Cactus Jack Foundation.
The Waymon Webster Scholarship Fund, named after Travis Scott’s grandfather and HBCU educator, targets black students achieving academic excellence. The award is aimed at students experiencing financial difficulties in the second semester of their senior year averaging at least a 3.5 GPA.
This is the second year Travis Scott has granted 100 $10,000 scholarships through the Waymon Webster Scholarship Fund.
“Excellence abounds in every Black household, but too often opportunity does not – and Black students are left behind or counted out. So that’s what my family and I set out to change,” Travis Scott said in a press release. “We congratulate all 100 scholarship recipients this year. I know we will see great things from them – and we are already looking forward to increasing our work next year.”
The fund is spearheaded by the rapper’s sister Jordan Webster who graduated from Howard University this year.
“Last week, I received my own diploma from Howard University,” she said. I know personally how deeply important my grandfather’s academic legacy at HBCUs is to my entire family – to Travis, as well as my twin brother Josh who is at Prairie View A&M University – and now, to 100 people that Travis has been able to help out at a tough time. It means the world to me to be able to work with my brother as he creates hope and makes a real difference for our peers and their families.”
Recipients include Nisha Encarnacion of Florida A&M University and Chisom Okwor of Fisk University. North Carolina Central University broadcast journalism major Jordan Massey struggled with debt while studying for his communications degree.
“I believe that this scholarship money will allow me to repay some of [my] debts and just really help alleviate some of that stress off of my family during such a stressful time,” Massey, who thanked Travis Scott for the award, said in a video. “It’s been a very taxing four years so this is much appreciated.”
A bill supported by artists including Jay-Z, Fat Joe, and Meek Mill alongside academics like Michelle Alexander, restricting when prosecutors can cite rap lyrics as evidence during criminal cases, passed in New York’s state Senate on Tuesday (May 17).
Senate Bill S7527 referred to as “Rap Music on Trial,” must still pass the state assembly before becoming law. The bill, sponsored by Senator Brad Hoylman (D/WFP-Manhattan), Senator Jamaal Bailey (D-The Bronx), and Assemblymember Catalina Cruz (D-Queens), passed by a vote of 38-23.
While the bill covers artists across all genres, supporters argue the protection is vital for rap artists who use their lyrics to tell stories. Supporters also point to the disproportionate impact usage of rap lyrics has on Black men.
New York State Senator Brad Hoylman says, “Art is creative expression, not a blueprint of criminal plans. Yet we’ve seen prosecutors in New York and across the country try to use rap lyrics as evidence in criminal trial, a practice upheld this year by Young Thug’s prosecutors.”
“It’s time to end the egregous bias against certain genres of music – like rap – and protect the First Amendment rights of all artists,” Hoylman continues. “I’m proud the New York senate passed this legislation so that New York leads the way in treating artists fairly, no matter their race or gender.”
“Rap should not be treated differently from any other art form; yet in courtrooms across the country, artists have been unfairly targeted for simply exercising their right to creative expression,” said Senator Bailey. “Presuming a defendant’s guilt based solely on musical genre or creative expression is antithetical to our foundational rights and perpetuates the systemic racism that is embedded into the criminal justice system through discriminatory conflations of hip-hop and rap with criminality.”
Wanda Sykes is still reeling from Will Smith’s behavior at the 2022 Academy Awards.
During the ceremony on March 27th, the “King Richard” actor walked onto the stage and slapped comedian Chris Rock after he compared his wife Jada Pinkett Smith – who has the medical condition alopecia – to G.I. Jane.
Wanda Sykes co-hosted the event with Regina Hall and Amy Schumer and as part of her comedy set at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts in Orlando, Florida, she revealed that it will take her a long time to get over the incident.
“I’m still traumatized. I can’t talk about it. I get emotional,” she said.
Sykes shared how she couldn’t believe how Will Smith remained in the audience for the show’s duration.
“I couldn’t believe he was still sitting there, like an a######. Shouldn’t you be sitting there with a lawyer or LAPD, m###########?” the 58-year-old asked, adding: “I hope he gets his s### together. Until then, f### him.”
Smith apologized to Academy members and his peers during his acceptance speech for Best Actor at the film event and followed it up with a lengthy apology on Instagram the next day.
David Shine is a rising star in the world of comedy. With his unique blend of humor and hip hop, he has quickly gained a reputation as one of the funniest comedians. His comedic chops were recently tested with the release of his music video, “Sunday Sermon.” The video, which is a single off his comedy album Slow N*gga Melodies is a spoof on religious sermons and is sure to get laughs from viewers. In the video, Shine pokes fun at how some religious leaders deliver their sermons, and he does so in a hilarious but petty way.
David Shine is a writer, actor, and all-around entertainer. David always keeps his audience engaged and entertained, whether he’s dropping rhymes or cracking jokes. And given his talent and infectious energy, it’s clear that he is well on his way to becoming one of the biggest names in comedy. So if you’re looking for a laugh, look no further than David Shine – check out Sunday Sermon Below!
Damon says that he owns 1/3rd of the album, along with Jay-Z and Roc-A-Fella Records’ other co-founder, Kareem “Biggs” Burke.
Damon was attempting to sell his rights in June of 2021, but Jay-Z and his lawyers halted an auction and filed a lawsuit against Damon Dash.
Jay-Z and his legal team said Damon is simply a shareholder in the company RAF, Inc., which owns and controls the Reasonable Doubt asset.
Jay-Z argued that Damon had no right to sell a company asset. The pair and their legal team tried to resolve the issues, but the negotiations officially ended in a stalemate.
“RAF, Inc. and Defendant Damon Dash have reached an impasse and are unable, at this time, to reach a stipulation to resolve their claims and counterclaims,” Jay-Z’s lawyer Alex Spiro revealed.
According to Spiro, they will seek a summary judgment against Damon Dash.
Spiro says a summary judgment would permanently bar Damon Dash from “altering in any way, selling, assigning, pledging, encumbering, contracting with regard to, or in any way disposing of any property interest in the album Reasonable Doubt, including its copyright and including through any means, such as auctioning a non-fungible token (NFT) reflecting, referring, or directing such interest.”
According to Alex Spiro, through litigation, Damon has admitted to “his lack of ownership interest in Reasonable Doubt.”
Jay-Z and his counsel plan to ask a judge to dismiss Damon’s claim that they ruined his deal because there is no “genuine dispute of material fact.”
The legal war will resume in court next month in June when Roc-A-Fella Records will formally file for the summary judgment against Damon Dash.
Yung Miami and model Gina Huynh traded insults amid a love triangle involving Diddy.
Gina Huynh set off the internet fireworks by posting a photo of Diddy kissing her on Instagram. Yung Miami, who’s been romantically linked to the Bad Boy Records founder, reacted to the image on Twitter.
“Somebody please give this b#### some attention!” she wrote.
Yung Miami added, “Notice me please ass b#### go sit down! WE SEE YOU RELAX IT’S ok! You been (AROUND) just (AROUND) for years! You been waiting on this moment if he can’t make you famous b#### I ain’t!”
Gina Huynh fired back at Yung Miami on Instagram Stories. She claimed the City Girls member was the one looking for attention.
“If anybody is seeking attention … B#### ITS YOU,” the model replied. “Suck my dick Idgaf.”
“Attention?” she wrote. “B#### I am the attention let’s be clear! Ian arguing with no b#### that got cheap ass lint ball carpet in they house f###### on a billionaire! You freaky ass b####!”
Gina Huynh didn’t back down and continued to antagonize the Quality Control rapper on social media.
“Why you so press mama?” she asked. “I thought you was a city girl.”
Yung Miami countered with a boast about her involvement with Diddy.
“I am and that’s why I f### with yo n#### & ain’t coming off him idc how many pics you post!” she declared.
The online back-and-forth ended after that line, but Gina Huynh apparently recorded a diss track aimed at her rival in Diddy’s love life.
Calboy ended up behind bars for allegedly attacking a man in Georgia.
According to Gwinnett County jail records, Calboy was taken into custody on Tuesday morning (May 17). He was charged with aggravated battery. Calboy remains in jail with no bond set.
Last week, authorities announced they were looking for Calboy in connection to a violent incident at a park in Dacula, Georgia. The RCA Records artist allegedly beat up a man on May 4.
The victim suffered a broken leg in the attack. The beating also left the man with cuts on his face, bruises and additional injuries.
Calboy, whose real name is Calvin Lashon Woods, promoted an Oklahoma City appearance while he was a wanted man. He may end up missing the event since it takes place on May 21.
The 23-year-old rapper is currently beefing with DaBaby. Calboy believes DaBaby disrespected the late King Von by working with NBA YoungBoy.
“@DaBabyDaBaby how you got respect for my Cuzin n the dead but got a whole tape with a n#### dissing him,” Calboy wrote on Twitter. “Respect ah be to leave tht s### alone all together n pray both parties safe if that’s how u bummin, U a life size weirdo mascot. Sell yo soul and integrity for bread u a b####.”
New York City is celebrating The Notorious B.I.G.’s 50th birthday with multiple tributes to the late rapper.
The Empire State Building will pay homage to The Notorious B.I.G.’s Ready to Die LP on May 21, which would’ve been his 50th birthday. The landmark’s lights will change to red and white with a crown in its mast to honor Biggie’s classic album.
Biggie’s mother Voletta Wallace, his children and friends will be on hand for a special ceremony at the Empire State Building on May 20. Lil Cease and Lil Kim are two of the notable names confirmed to attend the event.
The Barclays Center in Brooklyn will honor The Notorious B.I.G. by displaying a video montage of his records on the oculus above the arena’s entrance on May 21. That same day, the New York City MTA will release a special edition MetroCard at three subway stations near his old stomping grounds in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
Amazon Music and its [RE]DISCOVER brand will orchestrate a station takeover as part of The Notorious B.I.G. tribute. [RE]DISCOVER also teamed with nonprofit Beautify Earth to unveil Biggie murals in every borough of New York City.
May 21 won’t be the end of the celebration either. The Lincoln Center will host an orchestral tribute to The Notorious B.I.G. on June 10. The black-tie event is free to the public and will be livestreamed on Amazon Music’s Twitch channel.
Additionally, Bad Boy/Atlantic/Rhino Records will release a vinyl version of The Notorious B.I.G.’s album Life After Death on June 10. The 25th-anniversary box set features 8 LPs and a booklet with rare photos, liner notes and stories from the team who worked on the album.
The set costs $179.98. The collection includes 12-inch copies of the songs “Hypnotize,” “Mo Money Mo Problems,” “Sky’s The Limit” and “Nasty Boy.”
Bobby Shmurda’s dancing helped him secure a new gig.
The multi-platinum selling rapper landed a deal to teach dance lessons on an app. Bobby Shmurda discussed his future as a dance instructor during an appearance on The Amazing AllHipHop Podcast.
“I just signed a deal with this app that’s gonna have me doing dance lessons this summer,” he told hosts Chuck Creekmur and Slops. “It’s called Tilt. It’s gonna be launching this summer. I just signed with them. And it’s gonna be doing all my dance lessons.”
Bobby Shmurda frequently displayed his love of dancing following his prison release in February 2021. But his dance moves quickly became a target of criticism. Wack 100 claimed Bobby Shmurda was “losing the streets” by dancing.
Last year, Cardi B was the most prominent Hip Hop artist to defend Bobby Shmurda’s dancing after seeing people mock him on social media.
“Y’all really be trying Bobby cause he be dancing and no lie when I used to do visits in Rikers Bobby & Rowdy were always in OBC solitary confinement cause they was really getting it rockin,” she wrote on Twitter. “Them boys ain’t punked out in jail really stood on their s### unlike a lot of rappers.”
Bobby Shmurda’s interview with AllHipHop also provided an update on his debut album, which has been delayed for years. The former Epic Records artist said he plans to drop an EP before releasing his long-awaited LP.
“EP coming, then a project,” he told Chuck Creekmur and Slops. “Because I’ve really got a project, but I’ve got too much f###### songs for an album. And f###### people’s attention spans are short. I’m not trying to give [a] m########### a 30-song album. I’ll give ‘em an EP, then an album.”
Check out Bobby Shmurda on The Amazing AllHipHop Podcast below.
Florida has been a popular brand in hip-hop for the past few years. While it’s nice to see Florida get the recognition it deserves, the genre has begun to provide the state with many musical offerings, particularly with its thriving Hip-Hop industry.
Savannah Cristina and the dynamic Twelve’len, for example, are leading the way. And renowned performers like T-Pain, Pretty Ricky, Betty Wright, and, if we’re being serious, Ray Charles have all called Florida home.
But there’s still so much to learn.
Although the Covid pandemic has kneecapped the music industry, there are still many artists to discover. And one such artist is Jeff Moss. Jeff Moss , known as Jflexxx, is a 24 years old rising artist from Florida, causing a huge scene in the music industry.
Having millions of streams, Jflexxx is being compared to Juice Wrld, which happens to be also his biggest inspiration to do music. He started doing music in December 2021, his first single “ I Done Got Rich “ had over 100,000 streams in less than a month, and his second single “ Joe Biden “ had over 100,000 streams in 2 weeks. His most-streamed song “ Fate “ has now more than 2.2M streams on Soundcloud and with over 70,000 monthly listeners, Jflexxx is working on his upcoming album “ Prolific “.
It is rare to find a song that instantly clicks the first time you play it. But with Jflexxx’s songs, you can be sure of it. He is one of those rarities. A profound introduction to the 24-year-old singer-songwriter, his tracks possess a soulful essence and prowess that will keep you replaying the songs over and over again. There are colorful grooves and feel-good rhythms in his songs.
Many labels reached out to J but as he likes to mention, he is signed to “ himself “, by that he means to his own label “ Prolific Records “, which is centered around motivational multi-faceted music & entertainment. With producers, audio engineers, videographers, editors & talent. The passion that Jflexxx has for his music is huge, his main goal is to keep making music and inspire millions of people around the world.
The internet has given many the opportunity to showcase their talents independently. Not many have been able to achieve this easily. Establishing yourself in a creative industry can be tough, but people make it happen through hard work and commitment to their art. Mohamed Rashid, who comes from the Netherlands and is only 21 years old, has made this happen.
He is a YouTuber who is slowly moving towards music production. He always knew that his true passion lay in creating beats that mattered to him. The music he’s been producing is where his true dedication lies. Rashid comes off as a very relaxed person through the videos he creates on YouTube, but there’s more to him than just that.
Rashid has two YouTube channels where he has more than 65,000 and 100,000 subscribers, respectively. This has been possible since his followers have been able to connect with his content really well. They also appreciate the music that Rashid releases.
He is someone who has been inspired to create high-quality music from a very young age. Rashid created music with his friends and didn’t know that music would become a major part of his life eventually. His work has been inspirational for many up-and-coming artists and young minds as well. In 2020, Rashid was nominated as the Best Gamer by The Best Social Awards. He did this by sharing his live game streaming videos with his audience. Once people started to show more interest in this, Rashid became a lot more confident in sharing this with the world.
He strongly believes that if he is able to find the right demographic and create remarkable videos, so can anyone else if they are determined enough. Despite everything that Rashid has been able to achieve, there is a lot more he is looking forward to going after. He aims to collaborate with bigger artists and convert these big numbers into a concrete ROI.
He takes a lot of pride in everything he’s accomplished so far, but he knows that the journey hasn’t ended yet. Rashid wants to build more for the people he loves so they can live peaceful lives. Individuals like him are very inspirational, and there is a lot to learn from their experiences as well. His advice to others is to make a successful life out of what they love. If you can stop doubting yourself, the chance of making things happen is far greater. Rashid’s accomplishments are proof that anything is possible if you put your mind and soul into it.
Rashid is inspired by many musicians and artists around him. These people are the reason why he hasn’t given up. Their journeys have taught him that the good things in life do not come easy. Surprisingly, Rashid is still a college student and aims to graduate very soon. He is indeed very mature for his age, and the goals he has set for himself allow him to become a stronger person. He is a role model for many up-and-coming artists and musicians of this generation.
The internet has given many the opportunity to showcase their talents independently. Not many have been able to achieve this easily. Establishing yourself in a creative industry can be tough, but people make it happen through hard work and commitment to their art. Mohamed Rashid, who comes from the Netherlands and is only 21 years old, has made this happen. He is a YouTuber who is slowly moving towards music production. He always knew that his true passion lay in creating beats that mattered to him. The music he’s been producing is where his true dedication lies. Rashid comes off as a very relaxed person through the videos he creates on YouTube, but there’s more to him than just that. Rashid has two YouTube channels where he has more than 65,000 and 100,000 subscribers, respectively. This has been possible since his followers have been able to connect with his content really well. They also appreciate the music that Rashid releases. He is someone who has been inspired to create high-quality music from a very young age. Rashid created music with his friends and didn’t know that music would become a major part of his life eventually. His work has been inspirational for many up-and-coming artists and young minds as well. In 2020, Rashid was nominated as the Best Gamer by The Best Social Awards. He did this by sharing his live game streaming videos with his audience. Once people started to show more interest in this, Rashid became a lot more confident in sharing this with the world. He strongly believes that if he is able to find the right demographic and create remarkable videos, so can anyone else if they are determined enough. Despite everything that Rashid has been able to achieve, there is a lot more he is looking forward to going after. He aims to collaborate with bigger artists and convert these big numbers into a concrete ROI.
He takes a lot of pride in everything he’s accomplished so far, but he knows that the journey hasn’t ended yet. Rashid wants to build more for the people he loves so they can live peaceful lives. Individuals like him are very inspirational, and there is a lot to learn from their experiences as well. His advice to others is to make a successful life out of what they love. If you can stop doubting yourself, the chance of making things happen is far greater. Rashid’s accomplishments are proof that anything is possible if you put your mind and soul into it.
Rashid is inspired by many musicians and artists around him. These people are the reason why he hasn’t given up. Their journeys have taught him that the good things in life do not come easy. Surprisingly, Rashid is still a college student and aims to graduate very soon. He is indeed very mature for his age, and the goals he has set for himself allow him to become a stronger person. He is a role model for many up-and-coming artists and musicians of this generation. Spotify Chatmo: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4Xi0Ra0N4zanyChNrOayoW Instagram Chatmo: https://instagram.com/chatmo TikTok Chatmo: https://tiktok.com/@chatmo YouTube Chatmo: https://youtube.com/chatmo
