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The release of Lil Wayne’s 13th studio album ‘Tha Carter V‘ is possibly the biggest album release in hip-hop this year. The 6-year wait has finally paid off as the album presents a massive 23-tracklist including some major collaborations such as Snoop Dogg, Kendrick Lamar, Nicki Minja, Travis Scott and XXXTentacion. So it comes as…
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After appearing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, and releasing a snippet of upcoming music, last week, Post released a much-awaited video for “Better Now” single. The black-and-white music video features a nonstop reel of clips from Post Malone’s different public appearances. “Better Now” appears in Post Malone’s second studio album titled ‘Beerbongs &…
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6ix9ine returns after “FEFE” and “BEBE” to bring you “Stoopid” with Bobby Shmurda. “Stoopid” is how one could pronounce the word ‘stupid’ rather than spell it. Tekashi’s most song titles have been quite creative in a different way. Bobby Shmurda, who is currently imprisoned, makes a cameo in the music video released along with the…
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Lil Pump and Lil Uzi Vert join vocals for the brand new single “Multi Millionaire” from Pump’s second studio album ‘Harverd Dropout.’ The entire song is dedicated to Pump’s newfound luxury merely after two studio albums. This is Pump and Uzi’s second collaboration after “Bank Teller.” Lately, Pump has been in the discussion a little more…
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After several teases on social media, Eminem has dropped the “Venom” music video as promised on Friday. The new video features Eminem and a series of random people who get infected with what seems like Em’s music. In the song lyrics, Eminem does apologize to the parents if their kids grew up listening to his…
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Twenty One Pilots have released their brand new music video for “My Blood” today. The song appears in the band’s latest album ‘TRENCH’ which managed to take the fans on a wild ride around the story of Dema. The story built around songs like “Jumpsuit,” “Levitate” and “Nico and the Niners” take a break from…
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The Saturday Night Live season 44 episode 1 telecast on 30th September had a special guest performance by a trio of artists who are in the limelight these days. Last week’s SNL was hosted by Adam Driver who paved the way for the ‘worst’ possible live act by Kanye West and Lil Pump on “I…
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Eminem released a near 40-second clip a few hours ago from the upcoming music video for “Venom” done for the movie ‘Venom.’ The teaser clip does not feature Eminem, however, may be drawing some subtle hints towards Em’s last music video “Fall” from the new ‘Kamikaze‘ album. Eminem’s ‘Kamikaze’ album was a surprise release and…
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Post Malone was the guest star on last night’s Jimmy Fallon live and he went on to speak about his humble beginnings to becoming one of the major acts equalling Michael Jackson’s record. Post wore his signature vibrant and dynamic coat to The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and went on to speak about his…
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Spanish seems to be the new cool in Pop industry. The new song “Taki Taki” by DJ Snake featuring Ozuna, Cardi B and Selena Gomez has Spanish and English lyrics in unison to make the next biggest hit. “Taki Taki” is a reggaeton-club genre as per DJ Snake. However, this reggaeton fuses with Spanish influence and…
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