Rapper Blueface and his on-again off-again girlfriend Chrisean Rock have the most toxic and destructive relationship in Hip-Hop. Once believed a scam to get people to watch them and possibly get a check, the two have crashed and burned several times in front of all of the watching social media-files.

Now, their relationship is even more tumultuous because there is an unborn child involved— one that it seems the alleged father doesn’t want.

At 1:57 a.m. on May 9, Blueface tweeted, “Who ever the judge is on my child support case I told this hoe I don’t want the baby she still got time for an abortion an she forcing it on me so you better make the price right on cryp she tryna trap me judge look out for a cryp on sY.”

Minutes later at 1:59 a.m., he tweeted about his virtue, perhaps to convince a future judge to side with him.

“I pay all my taxes judge I’ma good n#### I got 2 kids no child support ever filed cuz I take care of a my kids but this victim playing hoe gone manipulate you judge she got me bro don’t let her get you she still got time to end all of this on cryp,” he wrote.

After the tweets, he later showed how she tried to set his plaques on fire. The “Thotiana” rapper believes she was actually trying the burn his house up.

As reported by AllHipHop.com, Chrisean Rock announced she was pregnant with Blueface’s child in January. Last year, the couple’s turbulent relationship became the focus of a Zeus reality show titled Crazy in Love.

Internet sensation and one-half of the rap-adjacent duo, the Island Boys, Franky Venegas, aka Kodiyakredd, has been arrested for an act of violence against his partner.

His official charge is “domestic battery.”

According to TMZ, the influencer abused his girlfriend by smacking her up and then pushing her into the pool on Saturday, May 6.

The two were chilling in their lush Airbnb in Pompano Beach when the alleged incident happened. The alleged victim says Venegas assaulted her after she said she wanted to break it off with him due to his “physically abusive behavior.”

Once she threatened to leave him, he got enraged and slapped face, and pushed her into the pool. Once in the pool, she hit her chin on the concrete and bruised her face, arms, and legs.

According to a TMZ video, Kodiyakredd said he was in county jail for three days over the altercation but now he is out.

“I know I look f##ked up right now, but I was sitting in county jail for like three days and stuff like that,” he stated before adding 24 of those hours were on lockdown.

“But I’m out man. I’m free,” he said, adding, “Stop playing.”

No word on when he will be back in jail for his next hearing or if his leaving jail is a result of him posting bond or the charges being dropped. Either way, we hope he keeps his hands to himself.

There is a lot of conversation swirling around Usher Raymond IV these days. Many are talking about his sold-out performances during his Las Vegas residency.

Some are talking about his rumored scuffle with Chris Brown during the weekend of his highly successful Lovers and Friends Festival.

There are those who are locked in and supportive of his New Look non-profit. Now, there is something else to talk about with Mr. “Nice & Slow.”

The eight-time Grammy award-winner will receive an honorary Doctor of Music degree from Berklee College of Music at the 2023 commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 13, at 10:00 a.m. at Boston University’s Agganis Arena. 

Usher’s mom, Jonnetta Patton, made the announcement on her Facebook account.

“Honorary Degree from @BERKLEE.EDU So deserving!! Proud moment,” she wrote.

While Usher did not go to college, he did graduate from North Springs High School in Atlanta, GA.

That doesn’t mean that he doesn’t value education. His nonprofit Usher’s New Look encourages top grades while training students to be outstanding leaders. Program participants identify their “sparks” and call themselves “Disruptivators.”

“Usher’s commitment to young people (specifically the young people in UNL) is motivated by his desire to use his platform to shape a generation of Disruptivators: individuals are positively purposeful in their desire to disrupt systems that don’t serve them or the spark inside them to change the world,” said Geoff Streat, the chief operations officer at Usher’s New Look, according to Finurah.

“It is inspiring to see him not only lead by example,” Streat continued. “But through models of financial stability, academic excellence, and political advocacy, all tenets we believe the young people we serve take with them throughout life.”

In addition to Usher, two other powerhouses will receive an honorary doctorate from this distinguished school: four-time Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Roberta Flack and one of the foremost kora players in the world, Sona Jorbarteh.