(AllHipHop Rumors) The internet has been talking about a snippet of NBA YoungBoy’s latest unreleased track.
The rapper claims his baby mother Jania Jackson gave him herpes.
This isn’t the first time we’ve heard the rapper’s claims that his ex gave him this STD.
Last year NBA said he contacted it through Jania and now he’s putting it out for the universe to hear. Talk about messy!
Jania responded to her ex on twitter with numerous tweets, to only delete them later. “I ain’t give nobody sh*t!” she stresses. “This lying sh*t getting OUT OF HAND and I’m sick of it,” she emphasizes.
We are too girl! I think NBA is deadass wrong for exposing his ex like that.
Even if she did infect him, it is not his place to put her business out there like that. I mean, she is the mother of his child.
Even though her baby daddy is coming for her, she is still managing to live her best life.
Is NBA extra for exposing Jania? Do you think he wants that old thing back? Usually when exes see the lady they played in the past enjoying life they try to hate and bring misery their way. What do y’all think?
(AllHipHop News) Any festival with Kendrick Lamar on the bill is a win.
The star-studded bill for Longitude Festival has just been announced, with the TDE rapper headlining day one (Friday night).
The three-day festival takes place at Marlay Park on July 3rd through July 5th of next year, located 5.5 miles from Dublin’s city center.
Kendrick Lamar is one of the most well-respected, highly sought-after rap acts of our generation.
K Dot recently performed at Day N Vegas in Las Vegas but has remained a low profile per usual.
Also slated for Friday is London rapper and afro swing star J Hus.
Saturday includes Los Angeles’ own Tyler, The Creator who unleashed his critically-acclaimed project IGOR this year, which debuted at #1 on the US Billboard 200.
UK star AJ Tracey will also make his return to Longitude this day.
Sunday’s headliner is New York’s own A$AP Rocky, who will also be returning to Longitude.
With a close friendship with Tyler, The Creator, it seems the two rappers will for sure shut down the stage both days.
Also on the bill for Sunday is Young Thug, who unleashed one of his best projects to date, So Much Fun, this year.
Other performers include a DaBaby, Aitch, Playboi Carti, Lil Tecca, Mabel, Charli XCX, JAY1, EarthGang, Pop Smoke, IDK, and Santi.
Popular YouTuber, Brother Nature was assaulted at a pizza shop in Miami!
The 21-year-old was doing a cleanup at the beach and stopped to get food at La Sandwhicherie and was suddenly brutally beaten up by a very angry non-fan.
In a video that has been released on the internet by Twitter user @Phatdabb-gmn, the attacker can be seen kicking Nature, whose real name is Kelvin Pena, as he calling him a n***a.” The attacker also yells that Pena “needs to learn how to speak to people.” Nature also doesn’t fight back in the video which only amps the attacker to keep on punching.
Nature posted on Twitter his frustrations with those who did not choose to help him, instead just pulled out their phones to record.
I know there’s a video out of me getting jumped, everyone in the pizza shop literally just watched, with their phones out, and did nothing. Oh well 🤷🏽♂️
There’s no word on what went down between the two, but I’m assuming he said something that didn’t sit well with his attacker.
Maybe the guy tried speaking to Nature and he didn’t speak back? Maybe he bumped into him and didn’t say excuse me? Maybe he said something over the internet to offend him? Who knows?
(AllHipHop News) Timbaland deserves to live his best life since he is going down in history as one of the most legendary producers to ever do it.
Timbo just splashed on a new crib — a mansion in Coral Gables retailing for $7.9 million.
The Virginia native is best known for creating hits for everyone, ranging from Aaliyah and Missy Elliott to Jay-Z and Justin Timberlake.
According to The Miami Herald, the 47-year-old purchased another house to add to his collection of Miami residential properties.
The new crib has 7 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms over an 8,600-square-foot spread, located at 5400 Hammock Drive, in the Coral Gables gated community of Hammock Lakes.
The property was initially listed in May with an initial asking price of $8.6 million.
Back in January 2018, Timbaland purchased 3 units at the 53-story luxury condo tower Aria on the Bay, for $8 million.
Timbaland also owns a 7-bedroom mansion in Florida which he purchased back in 2004 for $3.5 million.
Azealia Banks is back at it again with her shenanigans and sh*t talking and this time it’s directed towards white gay men.
Banks is upset about a magazine article in the “Gay Times” and took to Instagram, as she always does, to express her concerns.
Just recently, Frank Ocean opened a PrEP+ club in New York promoting the pre-exposure HIV medication. The club basically is supposed to pay homage to what the 1980s NYC club scene would be like if it (PrEP) would have been invented back then.
This didn’t sit right with Azealia at all as she called him “evil” and a “d######” and encouraged her gay fans to not partake in that “PrEP sh*t.”
She thinks it’s dumb to promote HIV prevention to gay men and encourages them to just be responsible so they won’t have to take a pill and they can “f*ck whoever they want.”
In true Azealia fashion, that didn’t last long and she apologized for her actions saying it wasn’t her place and it was insensitive.
But wait, there’s more…
She is now upset about a recent article written about herin the LGBTG magazine, Gay Times. W
In her lengthy response to the magazine, she specifically drags white gay men (in the media) saying they “are always so desperately trying to use their sexuality as political agenda and y’all use these channels to keep perpetuating this b*llsh*t victimization/self-pity as a consumer product across races/age groups.”
She then posted a what she would deem “thoughtful post” to the LGBTQ community.
I’m pretty sure we’re all used to Ms. Bank’s public outbursts. She’s came for some of our faves in the past and quite frankly, were all sick of it.
After reading her go back and forth with herself, it leads many to question if she is ever really sorry.
Do you think she’s doing this for attention? It wouldn’t be the first time her comments got her in some pretty f*cked up situations. She completely targeted an entire race and group of people to prove a point after she issued a half-ass apology.
What do y’all think? Do you agree with Banks or are you tired of her rude comments as well?
(AllHipHop News) Nick Cannon is a machine: hosting MTV’s “Wild N Out,” on-air at Power 106’s Nick Cannon Mornings, being a father, filming “Masked Singer,” and so much more.
Now, he’s revisiting his beef with Eminem which began back in 2009.
Nick Cannon posted a photo of the cover art to Fat Joe’s new album titled Family Ties, showing friendly support as most artists in the hip-hop game do when their peers drop a project.
But in the caption, he calls out Eminem (once again) for his verse on “Lord Above” off Joe’s project.
Em spits, “I know me and Mariah didn’t end on a high note/But that other dude’s whipped-that pu##y got him neutered / Tried to tell him this chick’s a nut job before he got his jewels clipped / Almost got my caboose kicked/Fool, quit/You not gonna do s##t/I let her chop my balls off too before I lose to you, Nick.”
Em, who has infamously feuded with Nick’s baby mama and ex-wife Mariah Carey, called out Em over his age.
He wrote: “@FatJoe album is Star studded, he even did some charity work and dug @Eminem out his grave I mean cave!! LOL FLAM FLAM! BLAM BLAM! NICK CANNON!! Bring your Ass to @MTVWILDNOUT to Battle like a real legend Grandpa Marshall!!”
Let’s Wild Out Marshall!!! @Eminem @mtvwildnout @NickCannonMornings In the MuthaFuk’n Santa Suit!!!
He also went on air to state “We should change his name from Eminem to Percocet. What’s the pill old people use? We should change it to…we are going to call him Cialis. Get out your wheelchair Eminem and pop whatever you want to pop.”
(AllHipHop News) Cardi B is a global phenomenon, beyond just being a rapper.
With 55.1 million followers on Instagram alone, everything and anything she says will be held against her.
During a recent trip to Lagos, Nigeria to perform at the Livespot X Festival, the “Bodak Yellow” rapper did not hesitate and sharing her first thoughts about the country.
Posting a clip to her Instagram story after arriving overseas on December 5th, she states, “Yerrr we are in m############ Nigeria! No lies, this looks like the Dominican Republic. This looks like DR, straight up.”
She continued to update fans about her trip via social media.
The Grammy-award winning recording artist was itching to get out of her luxurious hotel room, to explore the country and sample the cuisine.
“I don’t want to eat your food, I want to see the real Nigeria. I want to eat real Nigerian food. I want to eat all that fish, all that Jollof rice.”
(AllHipHop News) Hannibal Buress got jokes… for rapper Ja Rule.
Comedian Hannibal threw Ja Rule under the bus to launch his inaugural comedy/music festival.
Hannibal’s new Isola Fest is a three-day event being headlined by the Chicago comedian.
Guests like T-Pain, Flying Lotus and others will head to Isola in rural Mississippi, which has a population of 800 people.
Hannibal, who recently denied claims he was performing as MF Doom’s stand-in with Flying Lotus, had some fun at Ja Rule’s expense while promoting the Isola Fest.
The three-day event combines comedy, music, games, food and more under one roof at the “Playas Palace.”
Hannibal said the event may sound sketchy, but would be nothing like Ja’s failed Fyre Festival in The Bahamas.
“Isola is short for Isolation. I know this sounds like some Fyre Festival part 2 type situation but we have things pretty much in order, “Hannibal Buress explained. “Our sandwiches are just as equally trash as theirs though. Some things you just can’t control. This is the town my mother’s side of the family is from. My cousin owns a venue called Playaz Palace so I’m getting a deal on these nights.”
The full lineup for Hannibal Buress has Isola Fest includes T-Pain, Flying Lotus, Open Mike Eagle, Eryn Allen Kane, Serengeti, and Khris Royal.
Isola Fest takes place from December 13th – 15th. Tickets are available for purchase now and range from $30 – $100.
(AllHipHop News) Rap star Notorious B.I.G. is being honored with his own line of potato chips, thanks to a partnership with the Rap Snacks brand of potato chips.
B.I.G.’s mom Voletta Wallace linked up with Rap Snacks’ founder James Lindsey to create the Biggie Icon brand of chips to benefit the late rap star’s Christopher Wallace Foundation
The Big Poppa Cookout BBQ Sauce potato chip and Notorious Honey Jalapeno are the first products in the new Rap Snacks Icon line of chips, which will pay homage to a variety of rap legends.
“I’m happy to announce our partnership with Rap Snacks to create delicious flavored potato chips packaged with my son’s, Notorious BIG moniker and image,” Voletta Wallace explained. “Our primary focus in doing this deal was to assure a portion of proceeds of sales are paid to The Christopher Wallace Memorial Foundation to further our efforts of providing computers, books, and other educational tools to inner-city youth as well as assistance to the elderly in the urban communities.”
A portion of the sales will also benefit Rap Snacks’ Boss Up Foundation, which will work with B.I.G.’s foundation to provide support to different organizations with the proceeds from the chips.
Rap Snacks, which James Lindsey owns with rapper/entrepreneur Master P., is currently available in over 4,200 Walmarts around the United States.
The brand sells the Cardi B Cheddar Bar-B-Que chips, Cardi B Jerk BBQ Wavy chips, Migos Sour Cream and Ranch chips, and Migos Bar-B-Quin’ with my Honey with Ranch Wavy chips.
(AllHipHop Rumors) The Stallions were here for their turn up queen aka “Ms. Good Knees” Meg Thee Stallion and her rapper bae MoneyBagg Yo’s relationship.
Looks like the couple have officially called it quits. Well, at least that’s what their Instagram says.
The two have both unfollowed each other and they have not been spotted out together for some time now. I guess Meg is ready to enjoy her hot girl winter instead of being boo’d up doing this cuffing season.
Meg recently posted a freestyle on her Instagram subtly mentioning she’s single. “I’m 24 and single. Ain’t no ring on my finger,” she raps in a sexy glitter red dress.
According to the social media and the blogs, MoneyBagg was with another girl before he got with Meg and ended things with her so he could make it official with Thee Stallion.
The nameless woman posted pics of Money in bed with her followed by a long caption mentioning how in love she was with him and even how he allegedly said he’d “get her knocked off” if she mentioned anything about their past relationship. Ouch!
This didn’t sit well with Bagg as he took to twitter to express his frustration with whom he calls a “clout chaser.”
(AllHipHop News) Rapper Fly Havana is fighting hard for his piece of the hit hip-hop single “All The Way Up” by Fat Joe, Remy Ma, French Montana, and Infrared.
The Miami rapper just replied to Fat Joe’s argument that an unsigned draft agreement is just as good as the one that was signed – and misplaced.
“As an author, he is entitled to a jury trial on his declarations of authorship alleged in the complaint, regardless of the contract’s validity,” Fly Havana’s lawyer Francis Malofiy said.
Fly Havana has maintained he was one of the original creators of the massively successful single “All The Way Up,” which has sold over 2 million copies and featured a remix with Jay-Z.
Fly Havana says Fat Joe attempted to squash the dispute amicably when they met up at an IHOP in March of 2016.
During the meeting Fat Joe gave Fly Havana $5,000 and a contract to sign.
The court drama became messy when Fly Havana disclosed he never asked for a copy of the original contract he endorsed, and Fat Joe told the judge he could not find a signed copy of the agreement either.
Fat Joe argued the acceptance of the $5,000 and the draft agreement he provided to the judge was enough proof to rule in his favor and have the lawsuit dismissed.
But Fly Havana’s latest filing seeks to bring Fat Joe’s argument all the way down.
First off, Fly Havana says the $5,000 Fat Joe gave him at the IHOP was not a payment but were royalties due for helping to create “All The Way Up,” which had already become a monster hit.
“The $5,000 is not valid consideration for this particular agreement because Defendants were already obligated to provide this money to Elliott as their co-author and co-owner before the IHOP meeting.”
Next up, Fly Havana’s lawyer said Fat Joe’s “draft” contract his lawyer presented as evidence is “plainly invalid” because it is not signed, and since the $5,000 was for royalties owed, there was no consideration between to make the contract binding.
“It is black-letter law that the payment of already obligated monies is not consideration,” Francis Malofiy argued.
Fly Havana and his lawyer are asking a judge to rule against Fat Joe’s motion to dismiss the “All The Way Up” lawsuit and order a trial by jury.
(AllHipHop News) Rap newcomer Megan Thee Stallion made Christmas come early for her grandmother by surprising her with the keys to a brand new truck.
The “Hot Girl Summer” star took to her Instagram page to share video footage from the emotional moment, which reduced her elderly relative to tears.
In the clip, the 24-year-old is shown arriving at a Cadillac dealership in Houston, Texas with her “nanny,” who she leads to a white vehicle adorned with a big red bow.
After realizing it’s a gift for her, she begins screaming with excitement and running towards the car, before turning to Megan in shock as she cries tears of joy.
The MC also posted a video featuring her smiling grandma sitting behind the wheel of the truck.
“Surprised my nanny with the brand new truck she had been wishing for!” Megan captioned the sweet post.
“She literally bought me everything in every color as a child. She’s always been so generous to everyone she meets and she taught me the importance of always being kind!”
“I love you nanny I’m gonna give you everything you deserve,” she added.
Megan was applauded for her generous gesture by her famous friends and fans, including fellow rapper Trina.
MCs Phonte and Big Pooh hail from Durham, North Carolina. They came into fruition alongside the talented 9th Wonder, but things didn’t pan out exactly as planned.
Allegedly, the three OGs chatted after their “Art of Cool” reunion show last year in Durham. But they mutually agreed it was best for LB to remain as a duo to rep the name Pooh and Phonte have carried since 2007.
Now, they return almost a whole decade later to unleash their first project since 2010’s critically-acclaimed Leftback, titled May the Lord Watch, via EMPIRE Records.
AllHipHop: How do you feel being lyrically sharp in a world where they often say lyrics don’t matter?
Phonte: Man… s##t. I feel like the kid that did the reading for the test and everybody else didn’t. I’m ready g######.
Pooh: [laughs] That’s funny. For me, I don’t feel a way. It’s just what I’ve always known. What I’ve always been told to do or known to do so I just do what I know. I don’t look at what other people are doing, I just know what I’m supposed to do and I get it done.
AllHipHop: Do you wish you could have rejoined with 9th Wonder?
Pooh: No. It didn’t work
Phonte: No. It didn’t work.
AllHipHop: Is there a possibility in him returning?
Both: No. It didn’t work.
Pooh: [chuckles] It’s just all no’s.
AllHipHop: Do you believe in Adult Contemporary Rap?
Phonte: Yeah, I mean it definitely is needed. The categorization is needed just to encompass all that hip-hop has become. Now that you have a lot of different lanes: you got the trap stuff, you got the vibe I guess whatever the young kids call it, then you have what we do and what cats in our lane does. I definitely think there’s a lane for what you would call adult contemporary hip-hop, just because no one thought that people in hip-hop would become adults. [chuckles] Nobody expected it to last this long so I definitely do think some categorization is needed to accomplish all the different lanes that you have.
Pooh: I believe in adult contemporary hip-hop and I believe that categories are necessary so people can see exactly what’s what. It prevents people from lumping everything in together and calling everything the same.
Phonte: Not just rap!
Pooh: You can see the different categories and know “okay I fit more here, as opposed to here.” I definitely think it’s necessary.
AllHipHop: How have you evolved since the early 2000s?
Pooh: I’ve evolved because I’m smarter. I don’t spend all my money on tennis shoes. [laughs] But nah, I’ve become a better artist. Just really taking the time to study the craft, work on the craft and get better. Allow constructive criticism into my life. That’s the only way you can really get better is when you allow the right people to critique what you’re doing so you can see, so you can step out. Because most people can’t step outside themselves to see what they need to improve on, so having that allows you to get better.
Phonte: He pretty much said it all.
AllHipHop: Do you still have a relationship with Beni B who signed y’all?
Phonte: No. We saw each other at the last show we did in the Bay. We saw him but no, we don’t have a relationship. He owe us money. He owe us bread.
Pooh: We don’t know. We in the process of counting it. He said he was going to make it right. I saw him, I looked that man dead in his eyes and was like “hey bro, you know what it is.” Not on no fighting s##t. I don’t like when people… if you owe me money and you can’t pay, you can’t pay it. But don’t try to talk to me like you don’t owe me money. Don’t try to talk to me like “hey man, how’s your family doing?” They’re doing pretty good but you know what would make them do even f##king better? I ain’t with all that s##t. Beni, he owes us money. He said he’s going to make it right, I’m going to hold that man to his word to make that s##t right.
AllHipHop: Phonte, has ghostwriting made you more money than traditional roads?
Phonte: First off, that’s a bogus ass question. I ain’t no ghostwriter. That’s an assumption that I ghostwrite, that’s poor journalistic practices. But you don’t f##king ask no question like that. I was working on TV shows and I was writing rhymes for the TV shows. I was credited for writing those rhymes. Working in TV and film has helped me… you know when you have to teach someone? There’s a phrase “learning through teaching.” When you have to teach a craft to someone, you really have to know it. When I‘d have to coach actors, when I was working on The Breaks for VH1 and also a new show I’m working on Sherman Showcase on IFC, having to teach someone something, you see how detailed it is. It helped me in that way. Whenever you have to explain something to someone, you have to know that s##t. [snaps] It makes you sharper.
AllHipHop: What is the role of humor in your music?
Pooh: It plays a big role, because we don’t take ourselves that seriously. You got to be able to laugh, laugh at yourself more importantly. We’ve always done that, humor is a big part of our life period. We never took ourselves serious to the point where it’s like “oh, we have to always walk around with ice grills and mean muggin everybody.” Then some of the music we grew up on had humor in it, so that’s strands of them in our DNA.
AllHipHop: What keeps you guys touring today?
Phonte: Just wanting to put a proper bow on our legacy I guess. There’s a difference when you’re doing things in your 20’s versus when you’re doing it now in our late 30’s and early 40’s. Now we have a better idea of who we are, what we want, and the way we want to do it. Now versus before, we were kind of at the mercy of other people and other entities, now we can truly curate the type of experience we want for us as well as the experience we want for our fans. Also to be able to do it with our family. Everybody on our team is all homies we came up with, so being able to create opportunities for them. Honestly for me, that’s been the most fulfilling part outside of me and Pooh rebuilding our relationship and our brotherhood. The most fulfilling part to me is being able to put our people on and put them in place.
Pooh: Create opportunities and experiences.
Phonte: Yeah, experiences together. Now, we actually get to hang out and s##t. Outside of the money or whatever, it’s really being able to put our people on.
Pooh: The money is nice.
AllHipHop: Anything else you want to let us know?
Pooh: May the Lord Watch is out now. Stream it, buy it. Big up to Lute and the whole Dreamville squad. Big ups to them.
Phonte:littlebrothernc.com. Get the merch. Shout out to Lute. Big up to Lute on the Grammy nomination.
(AllHipHop News) Mary J. Blige is the undisputed Queen of Hip Hop Soul. For three decades, MJB has entertained music listeners across the globe with beloved albums such as What’s the 411? and My Life. She also created memorable songs with rap stars like The Notorious B.I.G., Method Man, Jay-Z, and LL Cool J.
The 9-time Grammy winner/2-time Oscar nominee is offering fans the chance to experience some of her biggest hits from the 1990s in a new way. UMe presents the HERstory, Vol. 1 box set. Blige’s special collection comes in three physical forms: a set of eight standard-weight black 7” vinyl records, a 1CDversion, a 2LP set, and a digital version.
Mary J. Blige first caught the attention of Uptown Records founder Andre Harrell in 1988 with a cover of Anita Baker’s “Caught Up in the Rapture” which was recorded at the Galleria Mall in Westchester, New York. The Bronx-born, Yonkers-raised songstress went on to release her Sean “Puffy” Combs executive produced debut studio LP What’s the 411? in 1992. Two years later she returned with the equally well-received My Life album.
The story of MJB’s rise in the entertainment industry will be chronicled in an upcoming film premiering on Amazon Prime Video. Blige and Combs are executive producing the Vanessa Roth-directed documentary which will cover the R&B/Hip Hop icon’s past struggles with poverty, abuse, addiction, and heartbreak.
(AllHipHop News) Detroit rapper Obie Trice was arrested early this morning and his facing some serious charges, according to local reports.
Obie was booked for a felony aggravated assault in Oakland County around 5: 00 AM this morning (December 6th).
According to reports, the rapper was involved in a shooting at his home in Commerce Township.
While the details are unfolding, sources stated that Obie was involved in a domestic dispute with a woman, when her 18-year-old son got in the middle of the dispute.
The teen ended up getting in the leg during the fight. He drove to the hospital where he is currently being treated for a minor gunshot wound.
Obie Trice is currently being held on two charges: felony assault with a gun and violating a Personal Protection Order.
(AllHipHop News) Cardi B is currently in Africa preparing for two shows in Lagos, Nigeria and Accra, Ghana. Next month, the “Bodak Yellow” hitmaker will be in Florida for another live gig during Super Bowl LIV weekend.
VEW Live! announced Cardi B as the first headliner for the inaugural VEWTOPIA Music Festival taking place in Miami’s Marlins Park on January 31 and February 1. Marlins Member Presale tickets are now available at mlb.com. Tickets o on sale to the general public on Monday, December 9 at 10 am ET.
The VEWTOPIA Music Festival 2020 is expected to bring out some of the biggest names in Pop, Hip Hop, and Latin music with 14 hours of performances over the course of two days. Additional headliners and artists will be revealed in the upcoming weeks.
Over the last two years, Cardi B has topped the bill for other music events such as the Rolling Loud Miami Festival, the Made In America Festival, and the Wireless Festival. She also hit the stage for the Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest in February.
(AllHipHop News) Migos have teamed up with Uber Eats and chicken restaurant Popeyes to create their own fast-food menu.
The hip-hop trio’s new venture comes after Quavo joined in the hype around Popeye’s new chicken sandwich by joking on Instagram that he was selling the sought-after snack for $1,000.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Popeye’s new Migos Menu is rather less expensive and includes four different meal options available exclusively through the Uber Eats delivery service in the U.S. and Canada.
Three are named after Migos members Offset, Quavo, and Takeoff, while the largest, the Tour Rider, is a meal costing $46.99 that features 20 pieces of chicken.
The Migos Menu will be available from Friday, December 6th until January 2nd.
(AllHipHop News) The second annual Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest is scheduled to take place January 30 – February 1.DJ Khaled & Friends and DaBaby will kick off the three-day festivities at the EA SPORTS Bowl’s “Welcome to Miami Showcase” on that Thursday night.
“We were so happy to bring an event like Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest to the city of Atlanta last year and are looking forward to bringing another incredible show to Miami this year,” says Shana Barry, Director of Experiential, Bud Light.
Barry adds, “Super Bowl Music Fest allows us to bring two of our brand’s biggest passion points – sports and music together in the same place. We are thrilled to bring another set of A-list artists for an even bigger show this year.”
In 2019, the Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest highlighted Bruno Mars, Cardi B., Post Malone, Aerosmith, Ludacris, Ciara, Migos, T.I., Lil Jon, Jeezy, and more in the ATL. The 2020 edition in Miami will also feature legendary Rock bands Guns N’ Roses and Maroon 5.
“EA SPORTS has a reputation for hosting one of the most anticipated events of Super Bowl Week, and we’re excited to be partnering with the Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest for the second time,” says Josh Rabenovets, Senior Director of Global Brand Management at EA SPORTS. “Thursday promises to be an unforgettable night for fans in Miami with Miami-local DJ Khaled, DaBaby, and more stars taking the stage to celebrate one of the greatest weekends in sports.”
Super Bowl LIV will take place at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida on February 2. The game will broadcast on the Fox network. Jennifer Lopez and Shakira are set to headline the halftime show. The Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest is executive-produced by On Location Experiences and SYNERGY Productions, LLC with production support from Live Nation Urban.
“As we culminate our 100th season, we’re proud to continue to build upon our partnership with On Location Experiences through the Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest,” says Peter O’Reilly, Executive Vice President, Club Business and League Events, National Football League.
O’Reilly continues, “This energetic series of concerts will further add to our already exciting week, and will give our fans another opportunity to experience the power and energy of the Super Bowl.”
(AllHipHop News) Christmas season is upon us, and that comes with holiday-themed tunes.Grammy-winning vocalist/instrumentalist H.E.R. teamed with Amazon Music to release a reimagined version of “Christmas Time Is Here.”
“I love everything about the holidays especially the music,” said H.E.R. “I’m so happy to be a part of this Amazon Originals holiday playlist and get to spread holiday cheer through my music.”
Amazon Music also linked with rising R&B groupNext Town Down for their rendition of the classic “O Holy Night.” Chris, Leon, Malik, Tre’Von, and Terence of NTD built a following by uploading covers and vlogs on YouTube.
“We are thrilled to work with the Amazon Music team to release our new R&B spin on a Christmas classic,” said Next Town Down. “To us, ‘O Holy Night’ is about family, so we hope our fans and their families enjoy our record this holiday season.”
H.E.R.’s “Christmas Time Is Here” and Next Town Down’s “O Holy Night” can both be heard on the Best of Amazon Holiday Originalsplaylist. John Legend, Ellie Goulding, Ingrid Michaelson & Jason Mraz, Sebastian Yatra, The Band Perry, Nina Nesbitt, and Chloe Flower also contributed to Amazon Original holiday releases.
