Beyoncé faced criticism from Kelis, who took issue with one of her singles being sampled on Bey’s new albumRenaissance.
Kelis initially called out Beyoncé in the comments of an Instagram fan page. According to Kelis, Beyoncé never sought her permission to sample the singer’s work.
“My mind is blown too because the level of disrespect and utter ignorance of all 3 parties involved is astounding,” she wrote. “I heard about this the same way everyone else did. Nothing is ever as it seems, some of the people in this business have no soul or integrity and they have everyone fooled.”
She added, “It’s not a collab it’s theft.”
Kelis later clarified her concerns in a video posted on Instagram. She recalled her troubles with The Neptunes, who produced her first two albums and several tracks on her third LP.
The 42-year-old artist slammed Pharrell for alleged misdeeds in her career. She then turned her attention to Beyoncé over a track titled “Energy.”
“All this female empowerment stuff, it only counts if you really do it,” she said. “If you’re really living it and walking the walk, don’t just talk the talk.”
Watch Kelis explain her problem with the sample below.
Gucci Mane felt accountable for rappers disparaging the dead.
The veteran rapper reconsidered his past raps on a new song titled “Dissin the Dead.” Gucci Mane hoped other artists would follow his lead and stop mentioning the deceased in disses.
“I know my tongue is a sword, I know I should be more careful with s### that I said/I feel like I started a trend that never gon’ stop, they gon’ keep dissing the dead/None of this s###’s pretend, this s### so for real, a n#### get shot in the head/Young n#### wicked on pills and going on drills, we need to stop dissing the dead,” he rapped on the song’s hook.
Gucci Mane famously dissed the dead during his feud with Jeezy. Guwop mentioned shooting and killing Jeezy’s affiliate Pookie Loc on a 2012 track titled “Truth.”
“Go dig your partner up, n####, bet he can’t say s###/And if you looking for the kid, I’ll be in Zone 6,” he rapped.
More recently, Gucci Mane mentioned Pookie Loc again on a song called “Rumors.” The Lil Durk-assisted track dropped in January.
“D.A. dropped my murder, didn’t have evidence to prove it/I think my house is haunted, yeah, by who? The ghost of Pookie,” Guwop rapped.
Since then, Gucci Mane apparently had a change of heart.
Rock Steady Alum, Commercial and Battle Rapper, MyVerse debut on the highly prestigious TED Talks’ Countdown stage, along with Samir Ibrahim and Kristen Warren.
The title of the experience was called “How Hip-Hop Can Make Climate Action Cool,” and focused on how “music can amplify social issues and inspire people to care about new (and sometimes unexpected) topics.”
“But can it take something as dire as climate change and make it mainstream?” a description of the talk read. “With artists MyVerse and Kristen Warren as an inspiring opening act, social entrepreneur Samir Ibrahim suggests hip-hop and its stars can help us move from talking about the problem to rapping about (and acting on) solutions.”
The Latina emcee partnered with her colleagues to make accessible the concept of climate change through a Hip-Hop song, “Mother’s Mind.”
As she rhymed as the personification of Mother Earth, dropping jewels on how everyday people can make a difference, Warren warbled in the background before opening up her fiercely warm mezzo-soprano to give life to the message.
In an exclusive interview with AllHipHop.com, MyVerse spoke about the experience and how it felt to be the first battle rapper to do a TED Talks.
She said, her “experience with TED Talks was truly an eye-opening experience.”
“From learning about underdeveloped communities that are being most affected by climate change to seeing the length that certain companies will go to to make us believe that there is nothing wrong,” she marveled. “I was honored to be a voice for Hip-Hop (alongside my girl Kristen Warren), to show the power it has on social change.”
“In fact, it made me want to better my habits moving forward for our planet’s future.”
Many influencers in the Hip-Hop space have been invited to the exclusive platform to share their inspirational journey.
Bevy Smith, Harlemite, Socialite, Actor, Best-Selling Author of “Bevelations,” Radio Personality, Travel Noir Connoisseur, Cultural Ambassador for the Universal Hip Hop Museum and Lifestyle & Fashion “It” Woman, whose signature phrase “It gets greater, later,” debuted on the stage earlier this year.
Her talk titled, “How to Discover Your Authentic Self —at Any Age” is almost half a million views in only three months.
Gospel rapper Lecrae has done one. Chart-topping rapper Cordae has done one. Kid Cudi… Rapper and Engineer Shelem … and Rap Pioneer Kurtis Blow have all done one, become some of the less than 50 videos incorporating the cultural movement into their 10 to 20 minutes of lesson sharing.
The event became the first HBCU to host a TED Talks on its campus.
He spoke about moving from Delaware to New York and starting his business. He talked about how much he planned, but his plan took some time to take shape. However, tenacity, never giving up, and hard work helped him realize his dream of being a magazine or media mogul.
It hasn’t been long since Wallo267 was released from prison and started his journey as a motivational speaker, podcaster, and legitimate businessman.
After he and his cousin Gillie Da King linked a lucrative deal for his podcast with Barstool Sports, the two Philly legends and former members of Major Figgaz, have decided to give back in a major way.
Along with their partners, they will be giving away $4 million worth of grants to Black-owned businesses.
The young buhl said, “As of this day, July 27th ‘Million Dollaz Worth of Game,’ Barstool Difference, Barstool Sports, we have already given out $2.4 million dollars to businesses.”
They did not only fund businesses in Philly but across the country. One nonprofit in Louisiana, that works with children received $300,000. This was the largest contribution that the collective gave with their first round.
This time around, according to the duo, the philanthropic collective was approved to give away $4 million in grant money to qualifying “minority-owned businesses already in operation,”
“I have a list of people we gotta take some money to tomorrow,” Wallo said, before adding, “If you filed, we might be coming for you tomorrow or we might be coming for you next week.”
President Donald Trump, the former president of the United States, rocked out at a Nelly concert he sponsored in New York City’s Gotham Hall.
According to the New York Post, the disgraced politician attended an LIV Golf-sponsored party on Wednesday, July 27. The event was the kick-off activation a day before the league’s tournament across the Hudson, in New Jersey at his golf course.
Here is the chart-topper featured on a Twitter post of Patriot Takes, a MAGAmaniacal organization, supporting 45.
Video shows him performing for a sea of white republicans, his hit song, “It’s Getting Hot in Here.”
Nelly performed at the LIV Golf tournament kickoff. The tournament is being held at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster. pic.twitter.com/ebB6qXr6hK
According to Celebrity Talent, it cost anywhere from $75K to $149K to book him, but depending on the event, the number of songs, and his rider, those numbers can balloon.
Nelly wasn’t the only celebrity in the spot. Trump connected with Republican and transwoman, Caitlyn Jenner — who spent the first half of her life as Olympic Decathlon gold medal winner Bruce Jenner and ex-husband to Kris Jenner, the mother of Kim Kardashian.
Jenner is scheduled to participate in The LIV Golf Bedminster pro-am will take place Thursday, July 28, starting at 10 a.m. with two former NFL stars, Sporting News reveals, and NBA All-Star and Basketball Hall of Famer, Charles Barkley.
The pro-am will take place at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J.
Many might be shocked that Nelly took the gig in the first place, considering all of the smoke around Trump and his part in the Jan. 6th insurrection. But he has previously said he rocks with the ginger, at least before he was the president.
“I liked Donald Trump,” Nelly admitted to Page Six in 2017. “I did. I just don’t like Donald Trump as my president,” the Grammy winner continued. “Dude is a trip.”
“Pre-presidency, I was cool with The Donald. Loved his hotels,” he also shared.
Nelly remarked, “He doesn’t surprise me as a person, he surprises me as a president because you don’t expect certain things, certain attitudes.”
Guess now that he is out of office, it is all good.
With him in attendance at the Nelly headlined event was his current wife, Melania, only weeks after his first wife Ivana transitioned.
They say “never trust a big butt and a smile,” but maybe it is time to reconsider.
Oxford University has revealed some new research that show that there is positive evidence of a link between a big booty and intelligence. The study says specifically that the storage of fat is a positive in terms of general health. But, also important is where the fat is.
Apparently, the women that are bottom heavy are generally healthier and smarter than their thin counterparts. That’s right! Big body gals are up! One of the lead scholars of the study, Konstantinos Manolopoulous, said that “the idea that body fat distribution is important to health has been known for some time.” How the fat is distributed is important as well.
A report said:
Lower body fat keeps the fatty acids further from the heart, the main arteries, and the liver, reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease.
Unlike “apple shaped” women with more upper body and belly fat, women with larger behind report lower levels of cholesterol and glucose.
Now, I am going to say what may not need to be said, if you have one of those fake booties, this is not for you. This is for those ladies that went down to Brazilian butt lift – y’all not included! But, that does not mean Iggy is not a smart chick! She is!
Bryson Lashun Potts is very open about embracing a vegan and holistic lifestyle. The Memphis-born recording artist, better known as NLE Choppa, even suggested his personal remedies can treat serious illnesses.
Both men seemingly reconciled at some point. NLE Choppa actually spoke to DJ Vlad for a new interview. The conversation included Choppa explaining his belief that he has assisted cancer patients with getting healthier.
Wow man just was informed I helped cure someone from cancer. This Major To Me 💯🙏🏽 #ThankGod
“I said I helped someone,” said NLE Choppa. “I’d be lying if I said I got patients in my house and I’m just treating them. I don’t have the time for that. The only thing I can do is be a messenger and provide you with something that I’m blessed with – my energy.”
The 19-year-old rapper added, “As long as you have good intentions, you pray over these things, you talk to them, and you give it to people with the right intentions and they use it and they hear you out consistently with the things that they do within themselves every day, you can help someone. You can help save a life.”
I tried to have my label dm Justin Bieber on instagram idk if it was sent out because I don’t run it but can y’all please do me a favor and let him know I have what can help I promise. I just want to help and heal 💯💯🙏🏽
NLE Choppa offered suggestions for achieving good health such as drinking water, eating fruits and vegetables, and implementing herbs. The “Shotta Flow” performer also talked about the power of the mind and how it can affect people’s health.
“What people don’t know is, you really got three brains. You got a brain up here, you got a brain in your digestive system, and you got a brain in your heart. They all function without you having to think about it,” stated NLE Choppa.
“Fight The Power” – the classic 1989 single by Public Enemy – inspired a new documentary series. PBS will air Fight The Power: How Hip Hop Changed The World beginning in 2023.
The four-part program, produced in partnership with BBC Music, recounts the origins of Hip Hop culture. Public Enemy frontman Chuck D developed the docuseries with his producing partner, Lorrie Boula.
“The Hip Hop community has, from the start, been doing what the rest of media is only now catching up to,” states Chuck D. “Long before any conglomerate realized it was time to wake up, Hip Hop had been speaking out and telling truths.”
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee adds, “Working with PBS and BBC is an opportunity to deliver these messages through new ways and help explain Hip Hop’s place in history and hopefully inspire us all to take it further.”
Fight The Power Showcases Chuck D & Several Other High-Profile Hip Hop Artists
Fight The Power: How Hip Hop Changed The World features appearances by Chuck D, Grandmaster Caz, Ice-T, Abiodun Oyewole, Roxanne Shanté, Run DMC, John Forté, will.i.am, MC Lyte, B-Real, Melle Mel, Fat Joe, Lupe Fiasco, and more.
“We brought the project to PBS and BBC Music because they are unparalleled at creating great documentaries,” says Lorrie Boula. “Chuck D and I look forward to working with them to take this account of such an important movement to the world.”
The Soul Kitchen Music founder added, “People are finally open to hearing and learning about the history of all Americans, and we want to deliver authentic, compelling, and truthful stories to them.”
PBS Is Thrilled To Tell A Deep Story About Hip Hop
Fight The Power: How Hip Hop Changed The World will include interviews and archival footage. In addition, the docuseries explores how Hip Hop created a provocative narrative of America.
“PBS is excited to join with Chuck D, Lorrie Boula, and BBC Music to bring this illuminating project to audiences across our platforms,” states Bill Gardner, Vice President of Multiplatform Programming and Head of Development for PBS.
Gardner also says, “Hip Hop is one of the most influential artistic genres and cultural movements of our time, and we’re thrilled to tell a deep and unflinching story with one of its originators and most powerful voices.”
Fight The Power: How Hip Hop Changed The World will premiere on January 31, 2023, on PBS, PBS.org, and the PBS Video app.
Was Quando Rondo the victim of fake news this week? According to the Georgia-bred rhymer, reports claiming he was near death in a hospital are completely untrue.
Speculation began circulating online that Quando Rondo had to be taken to a medical facility for an unknown reason. Several outlets shared posts claiming the Atlantic recording artist confirmed the news.
An alleged screenshot attributed to Rondo’s Instagram account quickly spread across social media. The image’s caption read, “Pray for me, in da hospital fightin for my life. 💔💔🙏🏾#fuClean.”
However, YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s protégé came out to directly deny the rumors. Around eleven hours ago, Quando Rondo uploaded a faceless photo to his Instagram Story.
Under the picture, which appeared to be taken on an airplane, the 23-year-old “I Remember” performer wrote, “That’s s### fake ass hell I don’t even type like that ✈️.”
Then Quando Rondo returned to the Instagram platform about five hours later to add a short Triller video to his IG Story. In that clip, his followers got to see his face as he posed with a Stitch chain in his mouth.
Quando Rondo & His Entourage Have Been Connected To Violence In The Past
All this confusion about Quando Rondo’s current health status came after a shooting incident involving the Savannah representative last year. Reports claimed Rondo and his crew faced gunfire at a convenience store in Blackshear, Georgia.
Additionally, law enforcement linked an associate of Rondo to the shooting death of Chicago rapper Dayvon “King Von” Bennett. Authorities named Timothy “Lul Tim” Leek as a suspect for the November 2020 killing outside an Atlanta hookah lounge.
Meanwhile, Quando Rondo continues to release new music. The “War Baby” single arrived in June. A visual for the track collected over 1.8 million views on YouTube. This year has also seen him publish official music videos for “Dead Wrong,” “Jakiyah,” “Six-0 Business,” “10.27” and “24.”
Atlanta native Future has been one of the most successful stars in the business for the past decade. Ten years after his major-label debut album, the man born Nayvadius Wilburn continues to rack up industry accolades.
The Recording Industry Association of America recently recognized the 38-year-old rapper/singer for amassing 95 million certified units throughout his record-breaking career. That 95 million total includes RIAA Awards for 9 albums and 68 songs.
Recording Industry Association of America COO Michele Ballantyne and Epic Records Chairwoman/CEO Sylvia Rhone honored Future at an exclusive Soho House Miami Beach event. They presented the Hip Hop star with several RIAA plaques.
RIAA COO Says Future Is In An Elite Group
Future’s most recent studio LP, I Never Liked You, earned Gold status. “Puffin on Zootiez” is also Gold certified. The smash hit “Wait for U” featuring Drake and Tems crossed the 2x-Platinum threshold.
“We’re thrilled to celebrate that Future now has 95 million RIAA certified units spanning 9 albums and 68 separate singles!” states Michele Ballantyne, COO, Recording Industry Association of America.
Ballantyne continues, “He’s in an elite group – very few artists have achieved this level of success in the history of our nearly 65-year-old program. Congratulations to Future and his incredible Epic Records and Freebandz teams!”
EpicRecordsChairwoman & CEO Sylvia Rhone, Future, RIAA COO Michele Ballantyne, Epic Records EVP & Head of A&R Ezekiel Lewis, Epic Records EVP & GM Rick Sackheim. (Photo Credit: Alfonso Duran)
The ATL Rep Is Close To Earning Another Diamond Award
Future released the chart-topping I Never Liked You LP in April 2022. His album catalog also contains other commercially successful projects such as 2012’s Pluto, 2015’s DS2, 2017’s Future, 2017’s Hndrxx, and 2020’s High Off Life.
“Life Is Good” off High Off Life is Future’s highest-selling single. The RIAA certified the Drake collaboration as Diamond (11x-Platinum). “Mask Off” currently sits at 9x-Platinum. The classic DS2 is 3x-Platinum. It is the southerner’s top certified album.
Law enforcement officials confirmed Javorius “JayDaYoungan” Scott died from gunshot wounds. The 24-year-old, Louisiana-bred rapper’s father, Kenyatta Scott Sr., also suffered injuries during the violent incident.
“This is an update to the press release of a shooting earlier tonight. We can now identify the victims as Javorius Scott, A.K.A. JayDaYoungan, and his father, Kenyatta Scott Sr.,” read a July 27 Facebook post by the Bogalusa Police Department.
The Bogalusa Police Department’s statement about JayDaYoungan’s family continued, “We can also confirm that Javorius Scott has died as a result of his injuries. Kenyatta Scott has been transported to another facility and we have been told he is in stable condition.”
At one point, JayDaYoungan’s sister seemed to deny the Baby23 album creator had passed away. Several outlets reposted messages from Kenya Janell where she blasted the media for essentially spreading fake news.
However, a few hours ago, Kenya Janell took to her main Instagram page to corroborate the reports of her sibling’s passing. The social media influencer also posted several videos and photos of JayDaYoungan on her Instagram Story.
“Javorious, no way they took you from me like this💔I’m sick to my stomach, they wanted this… they wanted to see you like this bro,” wrote Janell about JayDaYoungan. “I’m so sorry💔I love you so much!!! Sister is so hurt. I literally watched you grow from the ground up [with] this rapping [s###]!”
She added, “You [were] the goat in my eyes, especially from where we come from baby I’m so sorry!!!!! Jay you literally hurt us with this [s###]!!! Dawg this cannot be life!!! I got J.R., and I LOVE YOU SO MUCH. 23 FOREVER AND I’M STANDING ON IT.🖤🕊🩸CITY WILL GET PAINTED RED!”
Before his passing, JayDaYoungan released numerous music projects such as the 2022 EPs Scarred and All is Well. Earlier this year, the Atlantic recording artist earned a 2x-Platinum plaque for his “23 Island” single. He also has three Gold Awards from the RIAA.
Central Cee saw his latest single, “Doja,” go viral after generating millions of plays from a snippet on TikTok before the song was even released.
Earlier this week, U.K. radio station Capital XTRA reached out to the artist for a radio edit, as the song is laden with cuss words and potentially offensive lyrics.
The host announced Central Cee had returned a clean version, however, it wasn’t exactly what he was expecting.
“You know when you ask Central Cee for a radio version and he sends you something like this,” Yasser explains before playing the song.
“I need a clean version for radio. I ain’t got s### to say, they want me to change my lyrics but they won’t hit the same,” the West Londoner raps. “This guys trolling us innit,” the host remarks before adding, “we’re still gonna play it.” Check out the clip below.
The video for Doja Cat has amassed over 11 million views on YouTube since it was released six days ago (Jul. 21). The video, directed by Lyrical Lemonade’s Cole Bennett, marks the first time the popular channel has featured a U.K. artist. Check it out below.
Central Cee – Doja
Meanwhile on Monday, Central Cee teased a second verse for the 1-minute, 45-second track via Instagram Live.
“Verse 2. Leme leave this here for now ?” he teased, sharing a clip from the live stream.
Central Cee has been stateside in California this week filming with Bay Area ukulele player and platinum producer Einer Bankz. The musician often goes viral with his videos playing the ukulele to accompany famous rappers.
Doja Cat is vocal about how much she loves food and cooking and even recently announced plans for a new cooking show.
If her latest food adventures are anything to go by, her recipes, fans might have to go crawling around the backyard to find ingredients rather than the pantry as the “Say So” hitmaker appears to be a fan of eating insects.
Doja Cat took to Instagram on Wednesday (Jul. 27) to share a new selfie alongside a close-up of her sweet treat. However, her lollipop was covered with several ants, although it’s unclear whether Doja bought the lollipop with the ants or if they found their way by accident.
However, Doja Cat isn’t the only celeb to add ants to their diet. Earlier this month Lupita Nyong’o chowed down on the insects at an event to promote food sustainability.
“It’s ants,” she explains in the clip, showing her food to the camera. “It’s really good, it’s not even crunchy or anything.” Lupita captioned the post, “You can call me Ant-Woman!!” adding the hashtags, “#Marvel,” “#Ants” and “#Foodie.”
While Doja Cat and Lupita tired ants, Kanye West chose crickets when trying insects to celebrate in 2018 when his father’s cancer was in remission.
“Overcome fear,” he wrote. “My dad and I are going to eat this plate of bugs to celebrate him beating cancer. No more fear.
Meanwhile, Questlove has also eaten insects on at least a couple of occasions in the past. “I did try a few insects when I went to Korea,” he said in 2013. “We went to a restaurant where snails was the most regular thing they had. It was… interesting.”
Then, in 2015 he shared a photo of himself eating a crickets-on-top salad at Austin’s SXSW (South by Southwest) Food Festival.
“This was not a dare….@questlove is eating crickets and they are delicious,” he penned on Instagram.
One of the most rewarding feelings in the world for music fans is falling in love with a song after your playlist is complete. This is after a random song is played. Keep a watch out for this young, emerging singer who has captured the hearts of millions with his innovative songwriting and brilliant musical touch.
He is known as STADACKSZ, and he wants to transform the music industry. He is a songwriter, influencer, and city entrepreneur from New York who chose to make music as his only career.
Even if more than a million people have viewed his music, it’s more than just statistics for him. It’s the chance he has to pursue his passion for music. One of his greatest accomplishments is this.
He has come a long way from participating in rap fights in New York to recording one of his smash tunes, “Regular.” The song that made Darry William famous and gave him the nickname “STADACKSZ” around the world. As a result of the song, he pursued a career in music and offered challenging dishes at every opportunity.
After his singles received over 100K listens on the most reputable streaming sites, STADACKSZ became a household name. He received a plaque in 2018 for reaching this milestone, which inspired him to keep working hard.
He has succeeded in this competitive profession because of his honesty and authenticity when it comes to music.
He is a highly talented rapper in the Hip Hop/Rap scene because he can record the feelings that a person is experiencing and then transform them into music. A person may have STADACKSZ musicality accompany them everywhere they turn, whether they are in agony or sharing their finest moments in life.
He has held a variety of occupations, but music has always been his go-to outlet whether he is under pressure or living through a challenging moment. One of the ways he has created his unforgettable EP “Arrogance” with a few hit tunes, which was published back in 2017, is by taking advantage of opportunities that allow him to write.
“Insecurities make confidence looks like Arrogance” – Darryl Williams a.k.a. STADACKSZ
A new bill has been introduced to protect artists from the use of their lyrics against them in court, an issue that increasingly affects Hip-Hop artists.
The bill, which is the first of its kind at the federal level, was introduced on Wednesday (Jul. 27) in the U.S. House of Representatives by Congressmen Hank Johnson (GA-04) and Jamaal Bowman (NY-16). Titled the Restoring Artistic Protection Act (RAP Act), the bill would impact the Federal Rules of Evidence by adding a presumption “that would limit the admissibility of evidence of an artist’s creative or artistic expression against that artist in court.”
Following Wednesday’s announcement, Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason jr. and Rico Love, chair of the Recording Academy Black Music Collective, remarked:
“Today’s introduction of the RAP Act in the House of Representatives is a crucial step forward in the ongoing battle to stop the weaponization of creative expression as a prosecution tactic. The bias against rap music has been present in our judicial system for far too long, and it’s time we put an end to this unconstitutional practice. We extend our gratitude to Representatives Hank Johnson (D-GA) and Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) for their leadership on this issue, and we will continue to work closely with them to advance the protections in this bill that ensure all artists can create freely without fear of their work being criminalized.”
“Rap, hip-hop and every lyrical musical piece is a beautiful form of art and expression that must be protected,” Congressman Bowman added, as per Variety. “I am proud to introduce the RAP Act alongside Rep. Hank Johnson. Our judicial system disparately criminalizes Black and brown lives, including Black and brown creativity.
He then gave the example of 17-year-old Tommy Munsdwell, currently serving life behind bars. His conviction heavily relied upon his song lyrics. “He is not an outlier. Evidence shows when juries believe lyrics to be rap lyrics, there’s a tendency to presume it’s a confession, whereas lyrics for other genres of music are understood to be art, not factual reporting,” Congressman Bowman continued. “This act would ensure that our evidentiary standards protect the First Amendment right to freedom of expression. We cannot imprison our talented artists for expressing their experiences nor will we let their creativity be suppressed.”
From a creative standpoint, Dmitry M’s mantra is simple – continue creating music that his fans deserve and nothing less. Dmitry M thinks realism is what the world needs, so that is what his music offers. With millions of fans backing him up, some of the biggest names in the industry are sitting up and taking note of this bold artist carving his own path. Today, all eyes are watching his every move, waiting and watching from the wings what new trick he’ll pull from his sleeves.
Weaker souls or ones who entered the creative world on a whim might’ve found this kind of pressure hard to cope with. But such is not the case with Dmitry M, a man who is here based solely on raw talent and a passion that burns through every unmissable melody and little lyric
Only a chosen few are fortunate enough to discover their real passion. To have your passion coincide with your talent is remarkable, if not utterly impossible. One such blessed individual is a budding rapper and producer Dmitry M. A true prodigy of his time, this talented artist believes in making music that is heartfelt. In a world that settles for mediocre, the few musicians like Dmitry M stand out.
Dmitry M doesn’t produce unique music to simply make a point, though, making a point is an added bonus. The real reason Dmitry M makes this kind of chart-topping music that has struck a chord with millions of now loyal fans is because of genuine passion. Even after achieving such massive success, Dmitry M remains true to the craft. Talented yet humble, Dmitry M believes in perfecting the craft.
Every evening, Dmitry M goes back to the instruments in a bid to hone one’s skills further. Out of these sessions is born, what is sure to be, the next big hit. Should one know Dmitry M and the kind of passionate person he is about music, it wouldn’t be too surprising.
Only a chosen few are fortunate enough to discover their real passion. To have your passion coincide with your talent is remarkable, if not utterly impossible. One such blessed individual is a budding rapper and producer G. Montana. A true prodigy of his time, this talented artist believes in making music that is heartfelt. In a world that settles for mediocre, the few musicians like G. Montana stand out.
G. Montana doesn’t produce unique music to simply make a point, though, making a point is an added bonus. The real reason G. Montana makes this kind of chart-topping music that has struck a chord with millions of now loyal fans is because of genuine passion. Even after achieving such massive success, G. Montana remains true to the craft. Talented yet humble, G. Montana believes in perfecting the craft. Every evening, G. Montana goes back to the instruments in a bid to hone one’s skills further. Out of these sessions is born, what is sure to be, the next big hit. Should one know G. Montana and the kind of passionate person he is about music, it wouldn’t be too surprising.
From a creative standpoint, G. Montana’s mantra is simple – continue creating music that his fans deserve and nothing less. G. Montana thinks realism is what the world needs, so that is what his music offers. With millions of fans backing him up, some of the biggest names in the industry are sitting up and taking note of this bold artist carving his own path. Today, all eyes are watching his every move, waiting and watching from the wings what new trick he’ll pull from his sleeves.
Weaker souls or ones who entered the creative world on a whim might’ve found this kind of pressure hard to cope with. But such is not the case with G. Montana, a man who is here based solely on raw talent and a passion that burns through every unmissable melody and little lyric
R. Kelly’s three sisters, Cassandra, Theresa, and Lisa Kelly, have given a new interview claiming their brother is “the only victim” in the case while maintaining that he’s been harshly sentenced due to a racist justice system.
Furthermore, the U.K. news show Good Morning Britain reports that R. Kelly “has been writing and sending letters from his prison cell, claiming that his 30-year sentence was because of the color of his skin.”
His sisters support his claims, with Cassandra stating, “African Americans have always been treated unfairly. So I think that that has a lot to do with it as well as other factors.”
Lisa added, “just because he’s been found guilty, doesn’t mean he’s guilty.” She then denied the victim’s allegation of being held hostage, stating, “these females are treated like queens.”
She also denied R. Kelly had been with underage girls. “I can say he may have been with younger women but as far as underage girls, no. And I stress girls—underage girls, who has seen that?”
When the interviewer pointed out that it was proven in court that R. Kelly married Aaliyah when she was just 15 the sisters denied it. “I don’t know that he married Aaliyah,” Lisa said before refusing to talk about it any further.
His Sisters Claim R. Kelly Is The Victim
When asked about the victims’ claims, Lisa again defended her brother and claimed he is the victim in the situation. “I’m not gonna acknowledge something that I don’t have the proof of. If there is a victim, I’ll acknowledge. But from what I’ve seen in court and from what I’ve studied and from what I’ve read the only victim I see that’s been stolen from, lied on is Robert. No one is talking about the money that was being extorted from Robert. No one is talking about what was stolen from him…he’s not a monster, he’s not a pedophile, he was just taken advantage of.”
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JayDaYoungan was murdered Thursday night, police sources have confirmed.
Bogalusa Police confirmed that the rapper died from gunfire earlier in the evening. His father Kenyatta Scott Sr. was also shot, but survived. Scott is in stable condition at the time of this writing.
“This is an update to the press release of a shooting earlier tonight. We can now identify the victims as Javorius Scott, A.K.A.JayDaYoungan and close family member Kenyatta Scott Sr. We can also confirm that Javorius Scott has died as a result of his injuries. Kenyatta Scott Sr. has been transported to another facility and we have been told he is in stable condition. Detectives are currently conducting interviews and working leads. Further information will follow as it becomes available.”
The death of the Louisiana rapper caused a waved of condolences, grief and concern on social media platforms. Earlier Thursday, Kenya Janell, the rapper’s sister contradicted the death. She said, “AINT NOBODY F**KING DEAD STOP DICK EATING AND GO READ BOOK. I hate you internet freak ni##as and hoes, stop tryna confirm sh#t y’all don’t f##king know bullsh#t a####.”
The police gave additional details on the tragic crime scene.
“While working a chaotic scene at the hospital, and working the crime scene on Superior Avenue, another shooting took place in the 800 block of Marshall Richardson Road shortly after 7:00 pm. In that case a vehicle was shot, possibly related to the first shooting. The occupants were not hit. Detectives are also actively working that crime scene.
The also asked for help from anybody that may have seen anything.
“This is a very fluid situation and the information we can release is limited at this time,” the statement concluded. “Our Officers are working diligently to identify the subjects responsible for these crimes. We have several outside agencies assisting at this time.”
JayDaYoungan became prominent from his popular songs “23 Island”, “Elimination” and “Opps”, all of which garnered him millions and millions of streams. His debut album, 2019’s Misunderstood reached 43 on the Billboard 200. He also released well-received mixtapes like Ruffwayy and The Real Jumpman 23.