Blueface’s longtime manager, Wack 100, believes he has definitive proof Biggie Smalls identified as bisexual. Wack revealed his theory during his recent interview with No Jumper, where he explained the basis of the claim was rooted in a bet he lost a couple of hundred dollars on.
“They betted me that Biggie was bisexual,” Wack said in part. “I betted $200 that he wasn’t—and they played four or five songs of Biggie saying bi s###.”
Of course Wack didn’t stop there, and instead went pressed on while citing lyrics from Biggie’s discography such as the “You look so good, huh/I suck on your daddy’s d###” bar from his classic record “Me & My B####.”
Wack also brought up a line from Biggie’s 1994 track “Just Playing (Dreams)” in which he dealt a disrespectful sneak diss blow to the female-led R&B group Xscape as he raps, “I’d f### RuPaul before I f### them ugly ass Xscape b####es.” He later apologized for the bars, remarking that they were all in the name of sarcasm and a product of his unique sense of humor.
No Jumper‘s host noted Biggie was known primarily for his fringe and often controversial and witty sense of humor—suggesting the suspect bars Wack is dwelling on were solely for comedic effect.
At the end of the day, it really isn’t our business what Biggie’s sexual preference was, unless he made it ours through his own free will. Word to Dwight Howard! However, one can infer, simply by his track record of famous flings, which include romances with Faith Evans and Lil Kim, that Biggie was a ladies’ man.
There are a lot of changes going on in Jeezy’s life. In addition to divorcing his soon-to-be former wife, Jeanie Mai, he’s just announced his departure from his longtime label, Def Jam Recordings.
After 20 years, the Grammy Award-nominated rapper is apparently bidding sweet adieu to the company that helped propel his career to its current heights. His final project for the label, I Might Forgive… But I Don’t Forget, will be released on Friday (November 3).
The double album will be released through Jeezy’s label CTE New World, in partnership with Stem Distribution. The first half, I Might Forget, includes production from ATL Jacob, Ricky Polo, Cubeatz, Hendrix and more. The second half, But I Don’t Forget, was entirely produced by The J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League.
“Jeezy reflects on the trauma, obstacles, and personal growth he has experienced on his journey to stardom, success, and independence,” a rep for Jeezy explained.
The album also comes after the release of his New York Times best-selling memoir, Adversity for Sale. It deals with how the artist has embraced therapy as a vital tool for understanding his trauma and charting a path forward in life.
“Musically, Jeezy continues this powerful message to his devoted fans, encouraging them to persevere on their own journeys and strive to be the best versions of themselves while using his life and experience as the foundation for healing,” a rep for the label said. “With ‘I Might Forgive… But I Don’t Forget,’ Jeezy vulnerably invites fans to join him on a transformative musical journey.”
Get ready for some juicy rap beef—served medium well. Saucy Santana is throwing some serious shade at Akademiks, but why? What did Ak do? It all began when Akademiks called Yung Miami out for what he perceived as her perpetuating homophobia. The City Girls rapper used some choice words to describe Akademiks during their ongoing feud, and that set off a firestorm of controversy. Those words started with an “F” and we cannot use it anymore.
Santana, who’s openly gay, surprisingly didn’t take issue with the City Girl, who’s a friend. He doubled down and re-aligned himself firmly with Yung Miami.
“Akademiks, you keep talking about what the f##k Caresha said to you, but how she feels about you, is how she feels about you,” he said online. “Me being her best friend, it doesn’t have anything to do with me.” (By the way, I’m just finding out they are best friends. I thought JT was her bestie!)
The real heat started when Santana waded use of derogatory language like the “F word.” He said, “In the hood, and in a lot of urban cultures, when you see boys that are acting feminine, that are being messy, that are being extra and doing f#g sh#t, that’s what you address them as. Even as me being a gay man, I don’t move like a f#g. And it’s a lot of other gay boys that are feminine or whatever, but everybody don’t move like f#gs. You move like a f#g.” DAYUM!
Santana didn’t stop there; he accused Akademiks of “always starting sh#t” and brought up his latest beef with GloRilla. But what shocked me was the notion that he might want to fight Ak. Santana revealed that he and his crew were eagerly awaiting a showdown with Akademiks at the Roots Picnic in Philly. Then he extended an invitation to him to come out to Yung Miami‘s Halloween party in Miami. Now that’s something I would love to see! I wonder how many people will be dressed as clowns?
Hot Spice!
Jay Critch also chimed in, and he’s been keeping that same energy for a minute. It seems like Akademiks is becoming the ultimate target in this thing of ours. Stay tuned, folks!
Halloween has always been a defining part of BBY GOYARD‘s brand, as he was born on October 28th. Last year, he released his “4THWALL” LP with a horror short film Directed by Nick Welch, which was a significant success. The project charted as high as #4 on the U.S. TikTok Charts, with “VETTE SUM (SHANNONGRAM),” giving the MD-bred BBY GOYARD his second TikTok hit since his 2018’s “Run Shannon Run” and landing the hyperpop pioneer his 10-city headlining tour this past August.
Now continuing this tradition of Halloween rollouts, BBY GOYARD is back with a single, “CURSEDLIFE,” on Friday the 13th, kicking off his new project rollout. The single will accompany his second annual horror-inspired music video, an interpretation of the cult classic horror “Begotten” film, directed by himself and produced by Very Rare Cinema.
The enigmatic star took his talents to Gabe P.’s On The Radar for a new freestyle that created some excellent steam over the week. His day-one fans were happy to see his versatility on display. Be sure to press play on the 2-minute lyrical exercise HERE. Shannon also sat down for a dope interview with OTR that can be watched HERE.
When asked about his latest release, the bubbling superstar stated, “Taking inspiration from a niche cult classic film titled, ‘Begotten,’ this found-footage style video is meant to have you feeling uneasy and questioning the symbolic nature behind it,” said BBY GOYARD in a statement about the music video. “With an ominous chord progression and Lo-fi melodic vocals, ‘CURSEDLIFE’ is perfect for Halloween.”
This leads into Shannon’s SPIRIT Mixtape, set to drop October 27th and hosted by Canadian DJ Smokey and hip-hop legends Evil Empire, famously known for hosting mixtapes for legends such as French Montana, Akon, and Lil Wayne.
Earvin “Magic” Johnson became a household name as a member of the “Showtime” Los Angeles Lakers teams of the 1980s/early 1990s. The former Michigan State University player also built a financial empire.
According to Forbes, Magic Johnson has reached billionaire status. The 106-year-old business publication listed the 5-time NBA champion as just the fourth professional athlete to attain a $1 billion net worth.
“There’s no higher sports league than the NFL, and it’s been hard for us to get into the league,” Johnson said about African Americans acquiring NFL ownership. He added, “It’s important because now all African-Americans and minorities in this country feel like they’re owners of this team, too.”
In addition, Magic Johnson launched movie theaters across the United States. His portfolio also includes a 50/50 venture with Starbucks and a 60% stake in Iowa-based life insurance company EquiTrust.
Kodak Black is perhaps the most-talked-about rapper at the moment but not because of his music. The “Tunnel Vision” rhymer went on a rampage against the rap industry during a recent interview.
While appearing on N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN’s Drink Champs podcast, Kodak Black took aim at Atlanta-based rap stars 21 Savage and Latto. He also blasted Atlanta Hip-Hop legends T.I. and Big Boi.
N.O.R.E asked Kodak to choose between OutKast and fellow southern rap duo UGK. The 26-year-old Florida native took that as an opportunity to throw direct shots at one-half of Kast.
“Exclude Big Boi’s ass, though,” Kodak Black said. “Exclude him. That f### n#### tried to get me kicked off the label. He tried to get me kicked off Atlantic. Him and T.I.’s b####-ass.”
Kodak also added, “I ain’t gonna lie, when I was a young n####, I used to always say like how T.I. looked on the ATL movie and s###. I used to always say Big Boi looks like T.I. Like, a little bit of T.I., then you get the C-Murder and s###.”
Both T.I. and Big Boi starred in the 2006 cult classic ATL. The cast of that Chris Robinson-directed motion picture also included Evan Ross, Lauren London, Jackie Long, Jason Weaver, Albert Daniels, Monica, Bone Crusher, and Killer Mike.
Nicholas “YBN Nahmir” Simmons scored a Platinum plaque for his 2017 single “Rubbin Off the Paint.” That early success in the music business seemed like the then-teenager was set to be a big breakout Hip-Hop star.
However, YBN Nahmir’s career has cooled down over the last several years. The 23-year-old rapper has been relatively quiet when it comes to new tracks. It turns out there could be a reason for the low output.
Simmons took to the X platform on October 29 to share some personal information. He posted, “Rehab soon. Understanding your addiction & admitting to it is the 1st step. Pray for me on this hard journey.”
As some of his fans showed support for his decision to enter rehabilitation, YBN Nahmir thanked his followers on the social media platform. Last year, he admitted to having a drinking problem.
“I feel like it’s best for me to just get this out my system. For 3 years I’ve been struggling with an alcoholic addiction. I’ve changed so much due to it, & not in the right ways. I’ve pushed so many of my [loved] ones away & the people I care about because of it,” tweeted Nahmir in March 2022.
Namir released his Visionland album in 2021 via Atlantic Records. That project included contributions by Ty Dolla $ign, G Herbo, 21 Savage, G-Eazy, Offset, E-40, Too $hort, and more. This year saw Nahmir release “Get Her Back!” featuring IMNOTDEVY. He also made an appearance on “West Coast” by G-Consta.
21 Savage and Kodak Black are in the middle of a back-and-forth online. The two southern rappers became trending topics on social media over the weekend.
Apparently, Kodak Black feels 21 Savage somehow changed after working with Drake to create their joint 2022 project Her Loss. The South Florida native expressed his thoughts on the situation while appearing on the Drink Champs podcast.
“Drake just got a certain little effect that he do to m############ and s###,” Kodak stated. “After the album they did together, all of a sudden, m############ felt like… on that p####-ass s###. You vocalize it for real on the ‘Gram, on the internet, like you ain’t never vibe with me and s###.”
A clip of Kodak Black’s comments spread across the internet. 21 Savage decided to respond to Kodak on the X platform. The Atlanta-based rap star simply posted over 40 blue cap emojis, signifying he believes what Kodak said was untrue.
21 Savage Suggests Kodak Black Is In His Feelings Over Freshman Class Comments
In addition, Savage addressed Kodak Black during an Instagram Live session. In the video, the Grammy winner implies he was never that close to Kodak and suggests the beef is really over something he said about the 2016 XXL Freshman Class.
‘First of all, what’s supposed to [have] changed? I ain’t grow up with you, n####. I don’t know you,” responded 21 Savage. “You rap, I rap. I always supported you and s### ’cause I f##### with your movement, I f##### with what you had going on.”
He continued, “You’re talking about I switched up. You in your feelings ’cause I’m on Clubhouse and they asked me – I can’t believe I’m even doing this weak-ass s### on m############ Live. I’m on Clubhouse. They asked me who I feel like who could win in a Verzuz from the Freshman Class. You’re the only n#### to get in your feelings.”
U.K. Grime pioneers Wiley and Dizzee Rascal ended their bitter 20-year feud in epic fashion this weekend.
On Saturday night, Dizzee Rascal had fans in a frenzy at his Dubai concert, surprising the crowd with a guest appearance from his longtime nemesis, Wiley.
The former friends and collaborators have engaged in a bitter feud that has been called the U.K. version of the Jay-Z/Nas beef. However, while Hov and Nas eventually settled their differences, the East London grime godfathers never mended their bridges.
Dizzee was originally part of Wiley’s Roll Deep crew, and both were pivotal figures in London’s burgeoning grime scene. However, the pair fell out in the Summer of 2003, with Dizzee refusing to speak to Wiley after a violent altercation with a rival crew, which resulted in him getting stabbed. According to Wiley, Dizzee Rascal blamed him for the brawl and never spoke to him again.
However, on Saturday night (October 28), Wiley and Dizzee Rascal finally put their issues behind them. The duo appeared onstage together at the Emirates Golf Club in Dubai, causing U.K. Grime fans to lose their minds. The “Dance Wiv Me” hitmaker shared a video of the moment his former foe joined him onstage. He posted the clip on X, captioned with the shaking hands emoji. Watch the epic moment below.
Meanwhile, Wiley reflected on reuniting with Dizzee Rascal. “Time is the only healer I know,” he shared. “I say this cos I used to think money was a healer but it’s not.”
Time is the only healer I know. I say this cos I used to think money was a healer but it’s not.
Halle Bailey and her boyfriend DDG went to Kendal Jenner’s star-studded Halloween bash dressed as Janet Jackson and Tupac in Poetic Justice.
The young couple donned replica looks from the 1993 movie, with Halle wearing a matching black beret, shirt and jeans. She also covered her long locs with braids and did her makeup, just like Janet’s Justice. DDG dressed as Tupac’s character Lucky, wearing an Atlanta Braves jersey and backwards baseball cap.
She took to Instagram to share a photo album of images of the pair dressed as ‘Pac and Janet. While her recent appearances led to pregnancy rumors, with Halle covering her stomach in every photo, she did not hide her belly in these shots. Check them out below.
Halle and DDG also recreated a classic moment from the film where Janet Jackson asks Tupac what he “really” wants from her. Watch the scene and compare Halle and DDG’s version below.
Meanwhile, Halle Bailey recently opened up about being in love during a May interview with People.
“I think the best thing about young love is that you’re able to continue to find yourself through this journey of loving somebody else,” she explained. “And you’re discovering new parts of yourself and maybe things that you didn’t notice before about your heart.”
DDG revealed the pair bonded over 50 Cent’s “Many Men” after he slid in her DMs and said he sees them getting married in the future.
“I’ve never been with nobody that’s like really motivated me like she do,” he said during an appearance on The Breakfast Club last November. “I’m seeing different s###. I ain’t really been around this type of s### before.”
However, her post ruffled some feathers, with one fan calling her out for posting pics that should be for her man’s eyes only.
“Y’all can call me lame but only one person suppose to be seeing these,” the fan wrote.
In response, Latto shared a screenshot of her sending the image to “Boo Daddyyyy” for approval.
“Too much for my savage fenty post?” she asked. Latto’s man evidently disagreed with the disgruntled commenter. “No you look good,” he replied, adding a trio of heart eyes emojis.
Meanwhile, Snoop Dogg gave Latto some advice on handling the haters in a recent Rolling Stone feature.
“Once you hit a new level, it just be “new level, new devils,” the Atlanta rapper told the West Coast legend.
“If you’re doing what you’re supposed to do, n##### supposed to hate,” Snoop replied. “Let the hate s### inspire you to do great. And then at the same time, the only way you could beat hate is with love. You can’t match they energy and try to [hate them back].”
Chrisean Rock claims she’s staying strong and shunning Blueface’s advances, but he says his ex is lying and trying to set him up. Despite his recent engagement to the mother of his eldest children, Jaidyn Alexis, the “Baddies South” star insists Blue is still trying to get with her.
After news broke, Chrisean Rock claimed his proposal was a “publicity stunt” before leaking a recorded phone call between her and Blueface.
Then on Sunday (October 29), the reality TV starlet took to Twitter (X), claiming she has distanced herself from the father of her newborn son, even though he’s still reaching out to her.
“I really hadda take a step back because still giving a part of me to him is f##### up to my son,” she began. “How I let a n###a that don’t want to be a father to my only son still nut in me.”
She also claimed Blueface “tested me today n I almost fell for da s###,” but says looking at her son made her realize she should “cut the [immature] selfish s### out.”
She continued, “Y’all im disappointed with my self rn. Aye blue go f## ya self stop hittin me bruh go find another b#### to cream on you. Plus homie dat s### is unsafe n unsanitary… u gon f### around get HIV the way you move.”
I really hadda take a step back because still giving a part of me to him is f##### up to my son how I let a n#### that don’t want to be a father to my only son still nut in me 🤦🏽♀️ … mannnnne then this n#### tested me today n I almost fell for da s### like wtf am I doing fr im…
In a follow-up post, the Los Angeles native claimed he’s never been to her home. “Show us a pic or video something other then that bogus ass set up ass fone call,” he added. While Chrisean Rock ignored his response, she continued her posts, stating, “letting go be da hardest s###.”
Kodak Black was not impressed that Ray J reached out to him via social media voicing concern for his health, but his response video only raised more fears from fans worried he is using drugs.
Clips of the “Super Gremlin” hitmaker’s appearance on the latest episode of Drink Champs have gone viral, with the rapper appearing out of it throughout the show. Many fans voiced fears for his health, including Ray J, who said Kodak Black needs help and claimed “he did the most” during a meeting with Donald Trump.
Ray J also urged Wack 100 to act, writing, “let’s figure out how we can help this guy instead of watching him self destruct.”
Kodak Black caught wind of his remarks and slammed the singer-turned-tech entrepreneur on Instagram, claiming Ray J wants to go viral.
In the video, Kodak Black insisted he doesn’t need help, calling Ray J a “b####” and threatening to “beat your little ass.” He also dismissed the suggestion Ray-J had anything to do with the Trump meeting branding him a “Boosie ass n####.” Watch the video below.
However, his response only caused more worry as many viewers suspected Kodak Black was taking drugs while on livestream.
“Wait Whatttt Did he just get low ND low-key did a line of Yayyyy ???” one Instagram user questioned while another asked, “did this n#### just do a line a coke mid video??”
Many other commenters shared the same take on the video. “This n#### just sniffed coke ?” one person wrote. “I ain’t the smartest but my boy causally snorting lines,” added another.
The situation in the Middle East continues to grow uglier by the minute—and now, the entertainment industry is taking a stand. As of Sunday (October 29), more than 5,000 lives have been lost in the Israel-Gaza conflict. The carnage began on October 7 when the Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel. Now, dozens of artists, actors, producers and other celebrities are begging President Joe Biden to call a ceasefire. A new website, simply labeled Artists 4 Ceasefire, recently went up and encourages Biden to act immediately.
An accompanying letter reads in part, “We come together as artists and advocates, but most importantly as human beings witnessing the devastating loss of lives and unfolding horrors in Israel and Palestine. We ask that, as President of the United States, you and the US Congress call for an immediate de-escalation and ceasefire in Gaza and Israel before another life is lost. More than 5,000 people have been killed in the last week and a half – a number any person of conscience knows is catastrophic. We believe all life is sacred, no matter faith or ethnicity and we condemn the killing of Palestinian and Israeli civilians.
“We urge your administration, Congress, and all world leaders, to honor all of the lives in the Holy Land and call for and facilitate a ceasefire without delay – an end to the bombing of Gaza, and the safe release of hostages. Half of Gaza’s two million residents are children, and more than two thirds are refugees and their descendants being forced to flee their homes. Humanitarian aid must be allowed to reach them.”
The letter is signed by Run The Jewels, Drake, Macklemore, The Coup’s Boots Riley, Noah “40” Shebib, Diplo, Jennifer Lopez, Jordan Peele and many, many others who are convinced the United States can play a “vital diplomatic role in ending the suffering.”
The letter continues, “We are adding our voices to those from the US Congress, UNICEF, Doctors without Borders, The International Committee of The Red Cross, and so many others. Saving lives is a moral imperative. To echo UNICEF, ‘Compassion — and international law — must prevail.’ As of this writing more than 6,000 bombs have been dropped on Gaza in the last 12 days – resulting in one child being killed every 15 minutes.”
A quote from UNICEF spokesperson James Elder reads, “Children and families in Gaza have practically run out of food, water, electricity, medicine and safe access to hospitals, following days of air strikes and cuts to all supply routes. Gaza’s sole power plant ran out of fuel Wednesday afternoon, shutting down electricity, water and wastewater treatment. Most residents can no longer get drinking water from service providers or household water through pipelines…. The humanitarian situation has reached lethal lows, and yet all reports point to further attacks. Compassion — and international law — must prevail.”
At the bottom of the letter, the signees concluded they won’t be complicit by staying quiet. It ends, “Beyond our pain and mourning for all of the people there and their loved ones around the world we are motivated by an unbending will to stand for our common humanity. We stand for freedom, justice, dignity and peace for all people – and a deep desire to stop more bloodshed. We refuse to tell future generations the story of our silence, that we stood by and did nothing. As Emergency Relief Chief Martin Griffiths told UN News, ‘History is watching.'”
Drake—who is Jewish—recently came under fire for not speaking up as the war raged on. Clearly, signing the letter is his way of doing so. Find more information here.
Ray J has come forward to support Kodak Black, but all is not perfect in his efforts, despite showing concern for the rapper.
Kodak showed up seemingly out of sorts for an interview with Drink Champs. That caused some strife among fans of the show, because they typically talk to more classic Hip-Hop acts. Kodak discussed his controversial collaboration with 6ix9ine and he seemed out of it, potentially under the influence of drugs.
Ray J expressed his concern for Kodak via Instagram. At the same time, he explained he had a past experience with Yak that was not cool.
Ray J wrote, “Someone needs to step in and ensure he’s okay. This isn’t the Nore interview. We need to support this guy. I once took him to the Trump residence, and his behavior was highly inappropriate. They were displeased with the experience due to his lack of guidance and respect. @wack100, let’s come together to find a way to assist this young man rather than witnessing his self-destructive path.”
Some people on social media expressed that Ray J could’ve easily done his good deeds in private, behind closed doors. Instead, he took it to social media. In the past, Kodak has chastised people like Boosie Badazz for expressing their concern before the world. He has not said anything to Ray J.
Meek Mill seemed less sympathetic toward Kodak Black. Meek said he didn’t even want to be called a rapper thanks to Yak.
“I’m almost hesitant to be associated with the term ‘rapper’ anymore,” Meek stated.
And then Kodak said that 21 Savage switched up on him after doing a project with Drake. 21 only responded with several blue hat emojis, claiming “cap.”
Flavor Flav is primarily known as a reality television star and the colorful hypeman for Public Enemy, who peppers the legendary rap group’s catalog with a variety of ad-libs. But many don’t realize he’s also a multi-instrumentalist who can apparently sing like an angel. On Sunday night (October 29), Flavor Flav—former star of VH1’s Flavor of Love—sauntered onto the basketball court to perform the National Anthem ahead of the Milwaukee Bucks vs. Atlanta Hawks game.
Rocking his signature clock, a pair of sunglasses, white baseball cap (sideways, of course) and a green Bucks jersey, Flavor Flav delivered a live rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” that had the crowd completely awe-struck. As Flav belted out lyrics like, “And the rocket’s red glare, the bombs bursting in air/Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there,” blips of cheers and applause kept coming his way. At the end of the clip, someone can be heard yelling, “That’s the best national anthem ever!”
Flavor Flav (and/or his team) later addressed his performance on social media, saying, “The anthem was a long time bucket list item, that was fun! I can’t live my life worried about what people might say about me. I won’t let that stop me from trying new things and doing things I wanna do. Some people might not like that. But a sure failure is if you stop trying. ”
“The Star-Spangled Banner” was adopted in 1931 as the national anthem of the United States. The lyrics come from the “Defence of Fort M’Henry,” a poem written on September 14, 1814. Flav’s rendition is getting rave reviews, with many people completely shocked he could sing like that.
The apple evidently doesn’t fall too far from the tree. Flavor Flav’s four-year-old son, Jordan Drayton, just released his first single and video with Goonies actor Corey Feldman. The young Drayton—who has adopted the stage name JRD—is the star of “Here Comes Halloween.” The accompanying video finds Drayton dressed as A Nightmare Before Christmas character Jack Skellington and going trick or treating with his little friends.
On Friday (October 27), Flavor Flav shared a clip of the video to his Instagram page and applauded his young son for the new song and video. He wrote in the caption, ” My son Jordan is a superstar. Here Comes Halloween, featuring Corey Feldman and my son Jordan Drayton.”
Drayton already plays the drums, piano and sings on the sidewalks of Hollywood, clearly a natural performer. As for the Bucks vs. Hawks game, the Hawks are currently up by 23 points with roughly eight minutes left to go in the fourth quarter. Watch Flavor sing the National Anthem above and Jordan Drayton (JRD)’s video below.
Leaked Instagram messages subsequently appeared online, seemingly showing Jesy’s former bandmate Leigh-Anne calling her a “black fish” and a “horrible person,” and Nicki called out Leigh-Anne during an Instagram Live with Jesy.
Reflecting on the incident in her memoir, “Believe,” Pinnock explained that “the horrific online row” was hard because she was still recovering from the birth of her twins two months earlier.
“It was one of the most difficult moments I can remember throughout my career,” she recalled. “In the moment, it felt truly awful. As much as I tried to avoid Instagram and Twitter, I kept seeing the comments and the debates that were taking place on every platform. Even when I put my phone away and refused to look at it there was still this underlying anxiety about what was happening online.”
The 32-year-old then credited her newborns with helping her make peace with the dispute.
“Something so beautiful pulled me out of that horrible spiral – one of my (babies) smiled at me for the first time,” she continued. “How could I care about what people were saying about me on Instagram when something so rare and magical as my baby’s smile existed in the world? It didn’t matter. None of it did.”
Nicki Minaj aimed Leigh-Anne during an Instagram Live with Jesy to promote their collaboration.
“If you was in this woman’s group and you ain’t talk about this s### for ten years and as soon as you see she got a video coming out with Nicki Minaj and Puffy (P Diddy), now you sending text messages,” Nicki Minaj raged. “If you want a solo career, baby girl, just say that. Only jealous people do things like this.”
Cher has shared that she and her boyfriend, Alexander ‘A.E.’ Edwards “just get each other.” During a new interview with Extra, the music legend, 77, gave an insight into her relationship with the 37-year-old producer.
“I hate to talk about how happy I am, but no, we have a great time together,” Cher told the outlet. “We can talk music. We can talk about everything.”
Cher added, “He’s got a great sense of humor, he’s got the cutest son in the world, ever… We just get each other.”
The pair first sparked romance rumors in November 2022 when they were spotted holding hands. They then made their red carpet debut as a couple at a Versace fashion show the following March.
Although they can talk about “everything,” Cher admitted that Alexander doesn’t always understand her references due to their 40-year age gap.
“Sometimes I’m talking to him, and he has no idea who I’m talking about… The other day, I said, ‘Do you know who, I don’t know, Clark Gable, (is)?’ Somebody said, ‘Yes, of course,’ but most of my references… He’ll look at me and go, ‘I wasn’t born yet,” Cher confessed.
The allure of casino games isn’t limited to the excitement of chance or the potential for big wins. The immersive experience is often heightened by the accompanying soundtracks, which play an integral role in setting the tone and enhancing the gameplay. Soundtracks can be the difference between a good and a great gaming experience. In this article, we will delve into some of the best casino games renowned for their outstanding music.
Top 3 Live Casino Games with Great Music
Mega Wheel
Mega Wheel is a live casino game that combines the thrill of a game show with traditional casino elements. The soundtrack of Mega Wheel casino game is nothing short of captivating. It features an upbeat tempo that keeps players engaged and adds to the suspense as the wheel spins. The use of vibrant instrumentals mirrors the game’s lively atmosphere, ensuring players remain on the edge of their seats. The occasional crescendo during pivotal moments further amplifies the tension.
Monopoly Live
Monopoly Live, inspired by the classic board game, has seamlessly integrated music to enhance its live game experience. The jazzy tunes pay homage to the nostalgic Monopoly themes while introducing modern twists. The game uses varying tempos to distinguish between the regular rounds and bonus rounds, ensuring players are audibly aware of the game’s progress. The rich brass tones and rhythmic beats perfectly complement the game’s upscale, metropolitan vibe.
Crazy Time
Crazy Time is a testament to how soundtracks can uplift a game. With its carnival-inspired theme, the music is a blend of cheerful melodies and playful instrumentals. The use of xylophones, trumpets, and light percussion creates a funfair atmosphere that resonates with the game’s vibrant visuals. Each segment of the game has its unique tune, making the transitions smooth and the overall experience harmonious.
Top 3 Music-Themed Slot Games
Guns N’ Roses
This slot game, inspired by the legendary rock band, is a treat for both gamers and music enthusiasts. The game features some of the band’s iconic songs, allowing players to rock out while they spin the reels. The authentic guitar riffs and drum beats elevate the gaming experience, making players feel like they’re at a live concert. The game cleverly integrates music-related symbols and animations, ensuring the soundtrack isn’t just an add-on but an essential part of the game.
Jimi Hendrix
Paying tribute to the iconic guitarist, the Jimi Hendrix slot game is a blend of psychedelic visuals and soulful music. Players are treated to some of Hendrix’s best tracks, providing a nostalgic trip down memory lane. The game’s design, combined with the bluesy and rock-infused tracks, offers a holistic experience that’s both immersive and melodious.
Motorhead
Motorhead, known for its heavy metal tunes, forms the backbone of this slot game. The game does justice to the band’s legacy by incorporating their pulsating tracks. The high-tempo beats and roaring guitar solos align with the game’s fast-paced nature. The synergy between the visuals and the soundtrack ensures that players are in for a headbanging good time.
Bottom Line
Soundtracks in casino games are more than just background music; they are an essential component that shapes the player’s experience. Whether it’s the suspenseful tunes of live casino games or the iconic tracks in music-themed slots, the right music can elevate a game from good to unforgettable. As the gaming industry continues to evolve, the integration of impactful soundtracks will undoubtedly remain a key factor in ensuring player engagement and satisfaction.
Kylie Jenner has opened up about co-parenting with her ex-boyfriend Travis Scott.
During an interview with WSJ. Magazine, Kylie Jenner was asked how co-parenting her two children with the rapper was going.
“It’s going…” Kylie responded. “I think we’re doing the best job that we can do.”
Kylie shares five-year-old Stormi and 20-month-old Aire with Travis Scott. The pair began their on-and-off relationship in 2017 and called it quits in late 2022.
Elsewhere in the interview, Kylie explained why she decided to change her son’s name from Wolf to Aire nearly two months after he was born.
“That was the hardest thing that I’ve ever done in my life. I’m still like, ‘Did I make the right decision?'” the television personality said, admitting she felt pressure to give him a name.
“The postpartum hit, and the hormones, and I couldn’t even make a decision or think straight,” she told the outlet. “It just destroyed me. I could not name him.”
She added, “I was like, ‘I feel like a failure. I don’t have a name for my son.’ So it took me a while. The longer I waited, the harder it was to name him.”
The reality star, who is now dating Timothée Chalamet, also shared the lessons she’s learned from raising her first child.
“My daughter has totally taught me a lot more about myself, and seeing myself in her has changed everything. I’ve had so much growth and am just embracing natural beauty,” Kylie gushed. “I’m teaching her about mistakes that I made and making sure she knows she’s just perfect exactly how she is.”
