(AllHipHop News) Tory Lanez might as well be crowned the king of going live.
The Toronto rapper and singer has taken over Instagram live with his ‘Quarantine Radio’ show which has garnered thousands of viewers and guest appearances from stars like Drake, Tinashe, Chris Brown, DMX, and Megan the Stallion.
Tory Lanez and Drake recently broke the record for the most Instagram live viewers, with a whopping 310,000 viewers on March 31.
Tory Lanez revealed on Twitter that he broke another exciting live record. He wrote, “I JUST BROKE THE RECORD FOR MOST TIK TOK LIVE VIEWERS ! WITH MY DJ SET !!!!! WOW.”
The live stream took place to celebrate the release of his new mixtape “The New Toronto 3.”
TikTok quoted Lanez’ tweet about his accomplishment with clapping emojis.
Congrats to Tory Lanez on his TikTok live record and the drop of his new mixtape “The New Toronto 3.”
(AllHipHop News) Pete Davidson participated in Saturday Night Live’s first remote episode, which featured host Tom Hanks and musical guest Chris Martin, who all recorded from their own homes.
Davidson’s sketches this week were both music videos, where the comedian channeled his inner musician and took on Drake and Andre 3000.
Davidson’s “Drake” music video, directed by his mom, was a parody of Champagne Papi’s new video for “Toosie Slide.”
Davidson sported similar gear that Drake wore in the video and attempted to do his version of the “Toosie Slide” dance.
“This is a Drake song, I miss my ex this is a Drake song. Number one on the Billboard, number one of the billboard,” he sang as he walked around his mom’s basement, doing a mini-tour as Drake does in the video.
Pete Davidson then switched it up with “Andre 2000,” a more upbeat song where he did nothing but flex $2,000.
“I got $2,000. I got $2,000. It looks like a lot in the video, but it’s only $2,000,” he rapped. Towards the end sang, “Andre 2000, call me Andre 2000 what. Andre 2000, can’t afford 3000.”
(AllHipHop News) A$AP Ferg made an appearance on MSNBC’s AM Joy with Joy-Ann Reid, to discuss COID-19 and the importance of taking preventative measures.
Dr. Sampson Davis also joined the New York rapper for the coronavirus youth outreach.
Ferg talked about the importance of wiping down your cell phone and being careful when placing a mask on your neck or clothes after being outdoors.
“The germ that’s on the outside of the mask is going everywhere on your clothes and everything like that. So let’s be mindful of that,” he said.
Dr. Davis chimed in, backing Ferg’s statement and the rapper also explained how he’s using this time at home. “This is a time actually I’m just using to catch up on a lot of things that I put on to the side.”
After AM Joy, A$AP Ferg and Dr. Davis took the pandemic conversation to Instagram live where they answered questions about the coronavirus.
(AllHipHop News) Legendary producers RZA and DJ Premier finally went head to head in their highly-anticipated Instagram battle, thanks to Swizz Beatz and Timbaland’s Verzuz series.
The legendary pair battled on Saturday night, each playing 20 songs from their extensive catalog.
Aside from fans watching and chatting, several celebrities were excitedly tuned in along with upwards of 200,000 rabid fans.
RZA, the leader and creator of the Wu-Tang Clan dropped several hits of songs he’s produced for artists like Ghostface Killah, Method Man, Ol’ Dirty Bastard, GZA, Notorious B.I.G. and Kanye West.
DJ Premier also had his tricks up his sleeve with M.O.P. and Gang Starr classics and other songs he’s produced for artists such as Nas, Group Home, Das EFX, Biggie and Jay-Z.
Of course, there can only be one winner, and while the score was close and they were neck and neck. The winner? It depends on who you ask. Some fans say DJ Premier won and many RZA won.
Two of AllHipHop’s editors judged the battle in real time. One had Preem winning and the other had RZA winning. The battle also went over the 20 songs they orginally claimed it would go. By the end of the night, they played a number of lesser-known, emotive songs like “New Day” by Kanye West and Jay-Z.
The real winner was Hip-Hop.
Before the battle, Premier made a video on Instagram about being asked to be a part of the battle.
“It’d be fun to do that one. Let’s get it. That’s The Abbot man, that’s The RZArectah,” he said. “The instigators Swizz Beatz and Timbaland, they’re the one that made the call and said would you be down, and I was like I’m down if he is and he said he’s down. So, let’s have some fun and get this battle cracking.”
And that’s exactly what the battle was, a fun Hip-Hop moment that will forever go down in history for the fans.
Best known for his out-of-the-box sound and cinematic visuals, the Florida-bred, Houston-based rapper is here to break barriers in the rap game. This means pairing his standout records with the utmost highest quality of music videos.
While H-Town serves as his home the past decade, Billy can hardly be boxed into the city’s sound and style.
His lyrics are gritty and emotional, teaming up with CHASETHEMONEY on his last album RELIGION. Each of the 8 tracks from the project were entirely written and conceptualized by Billyracxx himself.
While a lot of people in the music industry view Billy as an alien or alternative artist, he just wants to be someone who is super influential, “an intentional creative.”
When asked to describe himself, Billy states, “That’s literally something I’m still exploring. I’m still seeing how deep I can take this.”
Now one year later, Billyracxx unleashes his newest project titled Butterflies Pt. 1.
The butterfly wings symbolize his unique sound, utilizing the sound of a butterfly’s wings. The project is spearheaded by the record “Kill Me,” showcasing his passion and dedication to take his creative mind all the way to the top — or he’ll die trying.
AllHipHop spoke with Billyracxx to discuss his upbringing in Houston, his music career and more.
AllHipHop: What sets you apart from the other artists?
Billyracxx: I’m almost like a walking, living caricature of myself. When it comes to my wordplay, my sound, and how I live on the camera, I’ve tapped into something deeper.
AllHipHop: Being from Bayou City, how does that play into your life & career?
Billyracxx: That’s crazy you ask that because people have no clue where I’m from when they hear my music or see my visuals. I’m from Florida, but I grew up in Bayou City so my perspective is different. I moved here and it felt so big. Now I’m a name here. I’ve got ties here, so it affected me tremendously when it comes to just life. I went from being submersed in the streets of Eatonville around nothing but black folks, dread heads, and Haitians… to Houston being full of diversity and slow-talking black folks.
When it comes to the music, I hear a lot of Florida in me. Houston/Bayou City gave me the ability to slow my music down and my tone. But overall when people hear me and see me, they think I’m from space.
AllHipHop: When did you move to Houston? How has that city influenced you?
Billyracxx: Eatonville, Florida is the first all African-American established town in America. It’s super lit to say that, but hella people are dying there. My mom moved us when I was 14 years old, so Houston became my new normal. It affected my dialect, it affected my whole scope on life because Florida is nuts and Houston is very deep rooted in its culture, so it’s a complete switch. I’m so tapped into the city right now, it’s crazy. I sit back and remember myself moving here, not knowing anybody when I was 14, and now Billyracxx is a real name in this city. Real OGs in this city know what I’m going to become, and they even acknowledge it.
AllHipHop: At what point did you realize this music thing was for real?
Billyracxx: About 3 years ago when I really sat back and listened to my Billy Ocean Two project. It gave me a feeling like I really deserved influence and I hadn’t felt that before that point. When I really took that project in, I finally realized I’m a whole new mold. I couldn’t pick one rapper or artist I sounded like or resemble. It fueled me. I’ve been evolving ever since.
AllHipHop: What’s the inspiration behind your name?
Billyracxx: My last name is Billy. I didn’t come into this creating a name for shock value. I used to go by BILL$.
AllHipHop: What’s one thing you want fans to get from Butterflies Pt. 1?
Billyracxx: I want people to get that this sound doesn’t result from compromising my vision or shaping myself in the mood of some rapper before me. Everything about Butterflies is pure.
AllHipHop: Talk about your new single “Kill Me,” and the butterfly metaphor to hip-hop.
Billyracxx: It’s simple. My art is going to either make me or kill me, and I’m okay with either outcome.
AllHipHop: Who are your Top 5 artists in rotation?
Billyracxx: Lil Wayne, Lady Gaga, André 3000, CeeLo Green, Rick Ross.
AllHipHop: Favorite Rick Ross song?
Billyracxx: My favorite song right now by Rick Ross would be “Idols Become Rivals.”
(AllHipHop News) Quavo has teamed up with online fashion brand boohooMAN to launch an exclusive co-designed collection.
This is the second boohooMAN drop from the Migos rapper. “The success of the first drop was huge,” Samir Kamani, CEO of boohooMAN said in a statement.
“After persistent demand from our consumers and Huncho’s fans, Quavo and I knew we had to drop a part 2.”
The streetwear collection inspired by the ‘Huncho’ style consists of matching sets in various prints such as bandana, tie-dye, and acid wash. It will also include chained sunglasses, socks, slides, denim, and so much more.
Quavo’s boohooMAN collection launched worldwide on April 8 on boohooMAN.com. Items price range from $12 to $80.
“Collaborating with boohooMAN is special because they just really are the first team that let me open my creative mind-set and just bring my ideas to life,” Quavo expressed about teaming up with boohooMAN. “When I met the team they were young and represented the culture so I thought, ok, we can collaborate and do something special. I’m happy for it to come around again. This time it’s better!”
(AllHipHop News) Future has had enough of his alleged baby mother and her antics.
According to TMZ, Future believes Eliza Seraphin, the woman claiming that he’s the father of her daughter, is trying to “to garner the attention of his fans for herself.”
Documents obtained by the publication state that Eliza aka Eliza Reign, is claiming Future is her child’s father to gain attention and drive traffic to her online boutique store.
The rapper claims that Eliza has “led a campaign of disparagement against” him to promote herself.
Future says she is not only profiting off his name but is also receiving nightclub hosting opportunities.
(AllHipHop News) The Weeknd has blamed the press for taking comments he made about Usher’s Climax track “out of context,” insisting he meant no disrespect to the R&B “King.”
The “Can’t Feel My Face” singer recently hit headlines after noting how his alternative R&B style appeared to have influenced the sound of Usher’s 2012 single, which was produced by Diplo.
“I heard ‘Climax,’ that Usher song, and was like, ‘Holy f##k, that’s a Weeknd song,’” he told Variety. “It was very flattering, and I knew I was doing something right, but I also got angry. But the older I got, I realized it’s a good thing.”
The remarks caused a stir online as fans and critics began weighing in, with some suggesting The Weeknd was putting Usher on blast, leading Diplo to confirm that the Canadian star was right, as he had drawn inspiration for the beat from his older tunes.
the production on Climax lends itself to House of Balloons era @theweeknd. when I heard those early records they blew my mind – soulful in their silences, and a spacey iconic voice that felt uniquely internet. the idea of R&B having dark edges was what I wanted to bring to @usher
one of my favorite voices of all time. I'm glad @usher, Ariel, Eric, and I all got together to make that epic song. I remember I had the title of the song before I had the beat. It was conceptual from the beginning.
“The production on ‘Climax’ lends itself to ‘House of Balloons’ era @theweeknd,” the DJ and producer told his Twitter followers.
“when I heard those early records they blew my mind – soulful in their silences, and a spacey iconic voice that felt uniquely internet. the idea of R&B having dark edges was what I wanted to bring to @usher…”
As news of an apparent feud between the two singers began to circulate, The Weeknd took to social media to set the record straight on his Variety chat, making it clear he wasn’t taking a shot at Usher.
Reposting Diplo’s tweet on his own page, The Weeknd wrote, “Of course media blows things out of proportion and takes things out of context.
“Usher is a King and always an inspiration so it was flattering to hear what him and Diplo did on climax”.
Usher has yet to directly address the controversy, although he sent some shade to “someone.”
(AllHipHop News) Legendary R&B singer and producer Babyface is “so blessed” to have been able to celebrate his 62nd birthday on Friday after an “incredibly scary” battle with COVID-19.
The musician, real name Kenneth Brian Edmonds, took to social media on his special day to thank famous friends and fans for their well wishes, revealing he and his loved ones all tested positive for the coronavirus – but have since pulled through.
“I would like to warmly thank everyone for all the many birthday wishes today,” his note began.
“I feel so blessed to be able to celebrate another birthday. I tested positive for the Covid19 virus, as did my family. It’s an incredibly scary thing to go through my friends. I’m happy to report we have now tested negative and are on our way back to full health.”
The birthday boy went on invite fans to join him and his “little brother,” fellow R&B star Teddy Riley, in a special music battle livestream at 9 pm EST on April 18th.
Dubbed a “Celebration of Black Music Excellence” he continued, “So get ready for a night of groove and love. Ladies… put on your red dress…light the candles, pour some wine, and don’t forget to bring your dancing shoes..”
Addressing his close pal, Babyface added, “Teddy!!! Let’s show them what Hip Hop/R&B music really means to the world!”
He captioned the post, “Stay Home, Stay Safe.”
The “Tender Lover” singer is the latest musician to be diagnosed with the potentially-deadly illness – Fred the Godson, Slim Thug, and Scarface also previously went public with their positive COVID-19 tests.
The original plan was that the choir would be masked and maintaining social distance while recording songs with Kanye for the gig.
But the 42-year-old rapper decided that he could not satisfy his artistic desires and safety concerns with these arrangements, so he called off the appearance.
Discussions were reportedly ongoing up until Good Friday, but the Jesus is King star ultimately couldn’t make his plan work.
The Easter Sunday service will be broadcast over Osteen’s megachurch feed at https://www.joelosteen.com at 9: 30am EST and 12 PM EST.
(AllHipHop News) Cardi B aimed at fans who didn’t show up at the polls to support former Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders after he dropped out of the race.
The “Bodak Yellow” hitmaker said she was “very upset with everybody” noting that the overwhelming support he received online did not match the results at the polls.
“I see a lot of young people on the Internet always lying … y’all motherf##kers, y’all young motherf##kers,” she said. “Y’all wasn’t voting, y’all wasn’t voting, what the f##k was up with that?”
Cardi went on to add the people who do vote are older and focused on different issues, telling younger fans: “Those are the people that are voting! Those are the people that are voting and because of that, that means Bernie is out of the motherf##king race!”
“Cardi B is deeply concerned about what’s happening in the country,” he said. “She knows what it’s like to live in poverty and struggle, and it would be great for her to bring that experience to politics.”
Bernie Sanders’ withdrawal leaves former Vice President Joe Biden as the sole Democratic candidate in the 2020 U.S. presidential election which will take place in November.
(AllHipHop Rumors) The battle of the year is not some boxing or sporting event or even rapper beef. It looks like the battle of the yea is going to be a pair of Hip-Hop icons that are going to go AT it head to head in a battle Saturday night!!!
In This Corner, RZA! THE ABBOT, THE CREATOR OF THE GREATEST RAP GROUP EVER!
In This Corner, DJ Premier! THE CREATOR OF THE NEW YORK SOUND, GANGTARR GENERAL!
A lot of people are saying that RZA is going to get washed. But, I don’t think sooooooooooo…this is the RZA! He is the leader of Wu Tang and beyond. Also, there is this….
I don’t know. Is it legal? I mean, if I could. I got to talk to Swizz to get all the rules and regulations of this s###, yo. But I actually got some ODB stuff that nobody has. I wonder if I could play that s###. I guess there’s probably some legalities to this s###. A lot of things that I got to be conscious of. We got a call tomorrow [Friday]. In a boxing fight, they tell you the rules in the dressing room. So I guess they’ll get me in a dressing room, and they’ll tell me all the rules. No kicking in the nuts, protect yourself at all times, you know what I mean?
The RZA told Complex that he had something in the vault for Preemo! But, on the other side, what might Preem have for RZA! WE all love Guru and I bet there is something unreleased from Guru in there somewhere. What if Preem has a vault like Dr. Dre? That would be insane!!!
We are going to see!!!!
Here they are talking about it…Preem and The RZArectah!
(AllHipHop News) Just Blaze, Samantha Ronson, Kayper, Revolution, Mad Skillz, DJ Spide, DJ Scene and Chris Villa are using their gifts to bring love, life and a whole lot of good music to the world, asking in exchange for the views to be a blessing.
However, instead of using social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook or YouTube, this major event will be livestreamed through Twitch.
Noted DJ and producer, Just Blaze, has taken the lead in curating it on the Hip-Hop side.
“With all the insanity in the world right now, we’re all wondering how we can help members of our community who are getting hit the hardest as a result of the pandemic.” Just Blaze said. “As DJs and entertainers, we can all do our part to bring a little joy and a little music into people’s lives, while also raising funds to help those who need it most. DJ City is an important part of our culture and events like these are so necessary at this moment in time.”
The programming will be a part of the Stay Home and Direct Relief initiatives that have been part of Twitch’s outreach into its global community during this international pandemic.
Samantha Ronson believes that this is the most perfect time for something like to happen; particularly as a healing model and an opportunity to talk about the importance of having fun while social distancing.
“I think it’s hard for those of us who are at home to hear the news all day and not be able to actively participate in helping out those who are suffering in so many different ways,” she shared.
“I am doing my part by staying home and helping to flatten the curve, donating where I can, and sharing information when I can,” Ronson continued. “So when I was asked to DJ this fundraiser I jumped at the opportunity and am grateful to be a part of it.”
Beatsource, which is a joint venture between Beatport and DJcity, which is the largest record promotion pool in the U.S. and serves the open-format DJ community with curated music from worldwide labels.
(AllHipHop Rumors) Lil Boat and his crew were bored, cruising the internet for something to do.
They found a young person desperate enough for the insta-attention that he would do anything to entertain the rapper, his friends and the followers commenting on the live.
This kid, via video, took those on the video on a tour around him home and even into his sister’s bathroom.
In the sister’s bathroom, this young brother showed the rap star a toilet bowl full of urine and told him that he would drink it for $500.
After some coaching from the rapper responsible for the hit song, “Oprah’s Bank Account,” the boy accepted the dare, took a glass and scooped up a ¼ full of that dark yellow liquid.
Yachty not only egged him on but seemed to light up with orgasmic intrigue.
“I got 500 for that… Get a big scoop of that b##ch.”
The young man only stopped, not to make sure that the rapper was going to pay him, but because there was a p#### hair in the p###.
Yachty can be heard saying, “Keep going, keep going, keep going. Hit it. (…) You got it, keep going.”
Why would someone do something like that? Even Boat’s friends asked the same question, one evening stating, “He ain’t never getting a girl.”
(AllHipHop News) Rihanna helped keep her father’s spirits up after learning he had been diagnosed with COVID-19.
Ronald Fenty, 66, told Britain’s The Sun he was very ill after testing positive for the potentially deadly virus, and he has his daughter to thank for his recovery.
“My daughter Robyn was checking in on me every day,” he said, referring to the pop star by her birth name. “I thought I was going to die, to be honest.
“She did so much for me. I appreciate everything she has done.”
Fenty reveals his famous daughter even purchased a ventilator for him and sent it to Barbados for him to use, but his symptoms were never bad enough for him to use it.
“I got a fever up inside of my nose,” Ronald added. “I had a fever across my lips. It was just a lot of fever. I feared the worst.”
According to the tabloid, Ronald spent 14 days at the Paragon Isolation Center on the island.
(AllHipHop News) Jussie Smollett is starting to tell people that his “Subway” incident was not the main reason why he and “Empire” show creator Lee Daniels do not speak.
An insider told Page Six, that between the two of them the “relationship is nonexistent, and it was tense even before Jussie’s attack incident.”
Well, what could be the reasons for this so-called “nonexistent” relationship?
And Lee Daniels supposedly wanted the show to include songs written by disgraced singer R. Kelly and also perhaps write for Smollett’s actual record.
“It was things like that that did not sit well with Lee,” said the insider. “He [was frustrated by] Jussie because he was constantly going over his head to Fox about their creative differences.”
The Hollywood mover and shaker released a statement that asserted that this so-called “insider” doesn’t know what he is talking about.
“The information regarding my relationship with Jussie prior to his departure from ‘Empire’ is false… I have no personal or professional relationship with R. Kelly. I never have.”
The racist and homophobic assault was later proven to be false. Charges were dropped, but later a special prosecutor went back and reviewed the case again.
(AllHipHop News) Rapper Chynna died of an accidental overdose, Philadelphia Department of Public Health officials have confirmed.
The death of Philadelphia-based A$AP Mob star, 25, was revealed on Wednesday, and a spokesperson from the local health authority revealed her death was drug-related according to The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Her family also shared a statement that read, “Chynna was deeply loved and will be sorely missed.”
After news broke of Chynna’s death, fellow Mob member A$AP Rocky took to his Instagram Stories to share a picture of the young star, writing alongside it: “rest in peace baby girl.”
Kehlani also shared a tribute, writing: “chynna you were f##kin hilarious bro… i love you. so very much. my heart is officially iced.”
The sad news comes just four months after she released her EP “If I Die First.”
She was most well known for her singles “Selfie” and “Glen Coco,” and also achieved fame as a model – after starting out in the industry when she was just 14-years-old.
(AllHipHop News) Looking for 21 Savage got producer Young Chop a free trip to the slammer. The Chicago native was arrested for reckless conduct on Monday April 6 in Gwinnett County, Georgia.
The rapper and 21 Savage engaged in a war of words over social media and it lead to Young Chop hopping in an Uber on Sunday to find his adversary. During the run, Chop told his following that somebody he didn’t know shot at him while he was in the Uber. To prove this, he offered visuals of shattered glass in the car.
The arrest presumably stems from the rapper getting in an Uber on Sunday (April 5) to find 21 Savage after exchanging words with him on social media. In the midst of Chop’s search around the Atlanta area, he revealed on Instagram Live that he was shot at by an unspecified number of people, who pulled up on the side of his Uber. The producer also showed footage of the car’s shattered glass and boasted about being unharmed.
In the arrest document, obtained by XXL mag, the situation played out in a manner that could’ve gotten the producer murdered.
“Chop is cited as calling the Uber and after making a stop at a Quick Mart location, he requested to go to an apartment complex that he did not know the address to. Upon arrival at the residence, Chop exited the vehicle. He returned shortly after, instructing the driver to take him back home. The producer then asked the driver to stop the vehicle and got out of the car, later engaging in a heated verbal altercation with an unknown man. At that point, Chop brandished a semiautomatic black handgun during the argument. Chop went back into the Uber, which was later followed by a black four door sedan driving at high speed.
The report details that Chop retrieved his gun from inside his pocket. Then the sedan began shooting at the Uber Chop was in. Bullets hit the car’s front panel, the driver’s rear door, the driver’s side rear panel and shattered the driver side rear door window.”
Chop tried to follow the car, but he and the Uber driver were unsuccessful.
Chop agreed to pay damages to the Uber driver’s repair fees.
(AllHipHop News) Warning: Watch this video, not with your eyes but your heart.
Even from the grave, XXXTentacion is touching lives with a powerful message advocating for the rights of children, teens, and young adults.
In the new video for “School Shooters” featuring Lil Wayne and released posthumously, the multi-platinum artist addresses youth gun violence and bullying.
The song is off of his latest album Bad Vibes Forever and is a song dedicated to the Stoneman Douglas High School victims (17 in all) who were shot in Parkland, Florida on Valentine’s Day 2018.
XXXTentacion was incredibly moved by this tragedy, and before he died penned and recorded this song.
In this video, directed by Eif Rivera, you see a remembrance graphic that is subsequently followed by a picture of XXXTentaciom, whose real name is Jahseh Dwayne Ricardo Onfroy, visiting one of the Parkland survivors, Anthony Borges while he was in the hospital.
This visit was the actual beginning of a beautiful friendship between the two, even as Borges survives the thoughtful emcee.
The “School Shooters” video also takes on bullying, showing the viewers what bullying in 2020 looks like in schools— and how that violence produces other violence.
It truly is a powerful piece of art, dramatically spitting images of students trampled over as they try to run for their lives out of their classrooms or into some classrooms. You also see the police outside the schools, aiming to protect but adding to the commotion.
As an added point of distinction, you see Lil Wayne, the father of X’s generation of emcees still relating to the pain that has traumatized a whole cluster of people under the age of 25.
If the world is ready for anything, it should be a song like this.
(AllHipHop Features) Jadakiss’ new album, Ignatius, is already a contender for best album of the year, but there is one song that hit the streets the hardest – “Huntin Season.” The song, which features Pusha-T, is chock full of heavy bars and a menacing beat. Jadakiss and AllHipHop offer up a unique opportunity to rap for one of the game’s GOATS and, maybe, get on the official remix! Check out how it goes down.
Make sure you are using the hashtag #AllHipHopHuntinSeason (no “g”) with your submission.
Get the instrumental from Jadakiss’ offical YouTube page and get started.
Upload a 1-minute version of you rapping over the “Hunting Season” beat to your Instagram page, using #AllHipHopHuntinSeason AND #HuntinSeasonChallenge.
For a week, Jadakiss and AllHipHop will filter through the freestyles, reposting some of the standouts on a daily basis.
Top 10 freestyles will be whittled down to three, where Jadakiss will name is favorites.
The winner will be announced by Jadakiss and posted on AllHipHop.com.
The final winner wins a write up on AllHipHop, live performance on IG LIVE and a write up on AllHipHop.com.
