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Rapper Kendoll was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Atlanta, Georgia. He is heavily inspired by rap superstar Nicki Minaj and he is making big things happen by being his authentic self. Kendoll doesn’t ride waves and he is always setting trends. His most recent release is called “Bounce” and it’s something for the club and the ladies. You can expect the remix with Slash bounce producer out of New Orleans to drop soon! Check it out and follow him on instagram.
Rae Bandzz is not new to the music industry, but now we get to see this Chicago influencer in a more creative light as an artist! Check out her latest visual for “Ain’t A Stain On Me” Remix from her “Toxic” EP. The Chicago female artist music visual was shot by Famouss Tae Visuals.
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New Orleans recording artist OTB Lucciii is on the rise making a name for himself in the music space. For 9 years he’s been making music, sharpening his skills and finding himself as a creative. Coming up, he learned how to rap from his big brother. He would see him dress flashy and have nice things so it eventually influenced him to tap into his music skills. Through music, he uses it to speak to his audience and connect with those that have gone through the similar cycles he has been through. Luccii speaks from the soul and claims the genre hood/soul music. Check out his latest music and connect with him on Instagram.
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HoodTrophy Bino has released a new single and video for “Shake Sum Lil Bitch”. Overflowing with an infectious piano riff, razor-sharp beats, and HoodTrophy Bino’s signature flow, the single packs a riveting punch that’s sure to give you whiplash. Back with another wild party anthem, Bino brings his supersonic energy and suave stage presence to the table like you’ve never seen it before on “Shake Sum Lil Bitch”.
The music video was directed by the one and only super producer and director Chico Bennett and follows a high school version of Bino, football jersey and all, as he transforms his classroom into a rowdy dancefloor. Catch glimpses of girls twerking on desks and tearing up the cafeteria with an electrifying dance battle. “Shake Sum Lil Bitch” is sure to get you up and dancing with intense rhythms that send visceral waves of energy through your whole body.
“Shake Sum Lil Bitch” kicks off an important moment in HoodTrophy Bino’s career as he’s about to go on tour opening for Soulja Boy. Signed to Soulja Boy’s Stacks On Deck Money Gang label, the two rappers have a longstanding friendship. Bino has received high acclaim from Allhiphop, Earmilk, and The Source to name a few.
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After calling JT of City Girls “ugly” on social media, Finesse2Tymes threatened him.
Lil Uzi Vert, JT’s boyfriend, replied to criticism of his new alter persona, Leslie, whose gender-fluid look and demeanor have alienated followers, which sparked the argument.
Uzi, in the voice of Leslie Chow from The Hangover, remarked in an Instagram Story, “Chow understand people don’t like way of chow.” “But chow don’t give af chow rich and never look back…… suck my monkey tail LESLIE OUT.” Leslie said.
The Shade Room’s article then received a remark from a supporter accusing JT of “taking City Girls down” by dating the androgynous rapper.
JT responded on Thursday (April 20), reportedly after looking at the woman’s Instagram, writing: “ugly baby and dead father.”
The singer of “Act Up” responded to criticism from another Instagram user who said she went too far by making fun of the woman’s child and deceased parent by doubling down and equating the youngster with Finesse2Tymes.
“That baby looks like finesse 2 x’s,” she wrote. “Please leave me alone. I’m not bothering no one.”
She defended her conduct by writing: “I don’t have to be nice to ppl who’s not nice to me!” in another reply.
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Afterwards, Finesse2Tymes responded to JT on his Instagram Stories, disputing her assertion that he lacked natural beauty.
“Aye, JT, what you talking about ugly?” he said in a video. “Oooh, word? What you talking about ugly? Oooh, how you say it? City Girls just went down.”
He then expressed his threat to the Miami resident in a different Post, writing: “Guess she mad cause I said I can’t do nun wit no skinny ho. Just don’t know, I’ll throw u in the air and ‘BREAK U’ before u hit the ground.”
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After the back-and-forth, JT moved to Twitter to respond to her critical remarks and insist on her innocence.
“Ppl will constantly pick on you & call you upset when you respond,” she wrote. “I’m not mad, have no reason to be mad! But you mad cause I’m not giving you the clarification you want?
“So you gone constantly bully me for what you wanna hear nah ima talk about you bad without clearing up nothin.”
She added: “I’m the most unproblematic person ever. Idgaf bout nothing, but if I find time to throw a shot back I will. Nothing personal, all love.”
For allegedly taking prescription medications to court and assaulting an officer, a lawyer representing Young Thug in the YSL RICO trial has been taken into custody.
According to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the commotion started on Thursday morning (April 20) when Accused defendant Miles Farley’s lawyer, Anastasios Manettas, tried to enter the courtroom.
About 10 a.m., cops conducted a normal search of his suitcase and found a bottle of prescription medicine. They quickly detained him.
Manettas allegedly threw his phone to a different lawyer as the police surrounded him so that it wouldn’t be inspected, but it missed and struck an officer instead.
The lawyer was thus accused with simple violence on a police officer, having medications that were not in their original containers, obstruction, and interrupting court procedures.
Manettas was captured inside the courthouse in handcuffs in a Twitter image.
Anastassios Manettas, an attorney on the YSL trial, was just arrested for having his prescription drugs in his bag at a search at court.
— George Chidi (find me on Notes) (@neonflag) April 20, 2023
One of Anastasios’ colleagues just sent me this picture of him in handcuffs. pic.twitter.com/fZgXTKnHsg
— Shaddi Abusaid (@ShaddiAbusaid) April 20, 2023
As mayhem broke out at a hearing on Wednesday, April 19, which was caused by The defendant Rodalius Ryan (also known as Lil Rod) yelling from behind chamber doors, Judge Ural Glanville requested that courtroom security be reinforced.
Ryan was “escorted out of the courtroom by a bunch of deputies,” according to Law & Crime Network reporter Cathy Russon, before being transported to a detention cell, where he reportedly screamed.
Young Thug was present in court at the moment and was seen on camera appearing perplexed as the atmosphere in the room grew tense. In court, cops remarked, “Everyone chill.” “Make the courtroom clear.”
Christian Eppinger and Coradrius Dorsey, two other YSL defendants, then got up and yelled at the police to get Ryan out of the holding cell. One of them yelled, “He didn’t do anything wrong!”
According to Eppinger’s lawyer, Eric Johnson, his client stood up because he cares deeply about Ryan and was worried about his safety.
“All of a sudden they take Mr. Ryan, the young child — I mean, he’s a kid — they take him to the back, and we can hear him screaming,” Dorsey’s attorney said. “We can hear him in the courtroom yelling for help. And we’re all confused.”
Austin, Texas rapper Absolute presents “Paper Chasing”, the self-produced first single from his forthcoming album I Am Absolute. “Paper Chasing” comes on the heels of his recent single “Where You Wanna Be”, which appears on Volume 1 of his mixtape series The Reaper. (Spotify) Writing his first album at the age of sixteen, Absolute first broke out with his single “Hello” (stream on Youtube). “If you can’t first inspire yourself there’s no chance at inspiring others,” Absolute says of his new single. “We live and learn. My music is a reflection of life. I’m sure people can relate. It also sounds good.” “Paper Chasing” is out now on The Range of Life Music.
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“READY OR NOT,” here he comes! Charlotte, NC upstart Charles Ham releases a single from his upcoming EP featuring Ducey Gold. Painting a picture of what’s to come through the lyrics and visuals of his music, “READY OR NOT” depicts a story of a young R&B singer who likes to feel fearless through his music. Floating on melodies of confidence and assertion, lyrics like, “Whatever way it goes down, I’m standing tall, 10 toes,” paints a man on a mission who’s laser focused. Decked out in army fatigue and artillery, Charles is ready for the coming.
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Lil Yachty has agreed to resolve a legal dispute with an NFT vendor who was accused of using his brand and image to generate millions of dollars in sales.
According to Rolling Stone, the case, which was brought in January 2023 for “trademark infringement” against the NFT platform Opulous, was resolved on Tuesday (April 11).
The parties were allowed 45 days to “confirm the settlement in writing and file a dismissal of the action,” even though the settlement’s precise details were kept a secret.
Court documents obtained by RS read: “Of course, it is axiomatic that in order to offer the ownership interest to any musician’s copyrighted work, defendant, Opulous, must first have the agreement and consent of the musician at issue to sell the copyright to his or her work, with the musician in turn entitled to a share of the proceeds from the sale thereof.”
The Georgia native claims in a complaint filed earlier this year that Opulous advertised their “Lil Yachty NFT Collection” using his name and trademark without his consent.
The rapper discovered that Opulous had reportedly raised $6.5 million after providing “exclusive launch content,” but Yachty didn’t receive any of the proceeds. According to rumors, Yachty and Opulous’s creator Lee James Parsons only spoke on conference calls.
Yet, it is claimed that no arrangement or agreement was mentioned in these talks. Yet, it appears that the NFT corporation utilized the rapper’s photographs for commercial purposes.
More Lil Yatchy news includes the rapper’s long-awaited musical debut on Saturday Night Live, when he performed two songs from his most recent album.
The 25-year-old rapper recently paid a visit to NBC’s renowned 30 Rockefeller Plaza studio in New York City, where he performed the songs “drive ME crazy!” and “the BLACK seminole” off his fifth studio album, Let’s Start Here, with singer-songwriter Diana Gordon.
Yachty donned a low-key costume for his performance for “the BLACK seminole,” singing the classic rock-influenced song using a pitch-correction microphone.
“What’s wrong? What’s wrong, Mr. Man/ Your eyes are low/ And you’re walking with both hands on your head/ His response, he’s on a clean, clean high/ Both feet up on the ground/ But his head’s way, way, way in the sky,” Lil Yachty sang.
Lil Yachty returned to the stage with Gordon for his performance of “drive ME crazy!” while wearing an enormous Eskimo hat, a semi-loose long sleeve shirt, and shorts. Over the joyful theme, Gordon began the performance with a vocal arrangement that resembled yodeling.
Yachty then rose to the occasion musically and sang his stanza in a manner like the late Prince Be of P.M. Dawn.
NBA YoungBoy will celebrate the release of his next album Don’t Try This At Home with his fans while being under house arrest, and he will do it via live stream.
The party will take place at Elevate Club in Los Angeles on Thursday, April 20, as YoungBoy tunes in live from his residence in Utah, according to TMZ. According to reports, his team is spending $200,000 on the occasion, which will have personalized decorations, cocktails made with 50 Cent’s Branson Cognac, and musical entertainment by DJ Carisma. The record will be released at the celebration at 9 p.m. PT, allowing the audience to enjoy it live.
Also, there will be a fan raffle in which the winner will have the opportunity to speak with NBA YoungBoy during the party through the live broadcast.
There are 33 songs on Don’t Try This At Home, including the recently released “WTF” featuring Nicki Minaj. Both YB and Nicki feature in the music video, which was also released on Friday (April 7) along with the upbeat song. However, neither artist is shown in the same frame as the other.
The Baton Rouge rap sensation said he would be “talking crazy” on Don’t Try This At Home during his February visit on the Rap Radar Podcast, but he later stressed that his lyrics are only for amusement.
I’ma talk crazy on there,” he said. “I’ma show you Murda Man. I’ma talk crazy on there, but I’m letting you know though, don’t try this at home. It’s all entertainment, bruh. I’ma talk my shit and everything I’m talking, letting you know, don’t try this at home.
“Entertainment and reality is very different. What I do think, some of the entertainers make their entertainment their reality also, if I said that right.”
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