On Monday night in Chicago, Love & Hip Hop Atlanta star, K.Michelle held an exclusive listening session at Chi-town hotspot, Bevy, hosted by Hennessy V.S. The singer rocked her signature red hair with a pair of skin tight high waisted pants, as she guided the crowd through her new album. K.Michelle was in a great mood and was spotted dancing in the crowd and chatting with Power 92.3’s Tone and S###.
Check out the pictures from the listening session. Photos by Onasis.
The old Nicki came out on Ransom!
I never thought Nicki ever needed a ghostwriter, but Ransom started a rumor with an open-ended statement left for all to interpret. And so we did. NOW, he is claiming that he never said he ghostwrote for her, but “doing verses for her” is ambiguous at best.
Now, he has kind of commented on the comments Nicki has said about him: Get off my D**k!” I’m glad she doesn’t really have one of those.
I’m on some F### everybody s###!!!
— WALTER WHITE (@201Ransom) August 7, 2013
Tell us what you REALLLLLY feel, Ransom!
WHO WOULD WIN A LYRICAL BATTLE? (Ran is no slouch, FYI.)
“They keep us talking, but if we stop talking about them then they should worry!” -illseed.
Illseed, Out.
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In New York on Monday night,A$AP Rocky protege, A$AP Ferg held a private listening session for his upcoming album debut Trap Lord, presented by Hennessy V.S at posh NYC night spot, The Darby. A$AP Rocky made a brief appearance at the event to congratulate A$AP Ferg, before announcing that he had to go and hop on a private jet to perform with Drake at his OVO Festival in Toronto.
Take a look at the pix! Photos by Stephanie Mei-Ling
(AllHipHop News) Drake is making sure the industry knows he’s coming for the crown in his cover story for XXL’s 150th issue.
In the interview, the Toronto native spoke on the difficulty to be in competition with his idols such as Kanye West, before relenting to take on all challengers:
It’s tough for me. That’s a guy I can’t pretend not to like. He’s the guy to me, in a lot of ways. That’s Kanye West. But I’m also here to be the best. I’m here to surpass. I’m here to outdo. I’m ready for whatever with anybody.
The man with the most Hip-Hop/R&B number one records ever (accomplished in three years) told XXL he surveyed the music landscape of 2013 and initially felt as if Nothing Was The Same would get overshadowed by big releases from Kanye West and Jay-Z. But according to him things did not “pan out” the way he worried they would:
I think I am going for it, to really establish what are murmurs or things being said quietly, “Um, I think that Drake might actually…” On September 17th I want people to be like, “Oh, we were right.”