Previously, Drake brought Meek Mill out on stage during the Boston stop of his tour with Migos to show that they squashed their issues. Not too long after, the two were spotted playing a game of ping pong with $20,000 reportedly on the line. View this post on Instagram #Drake and #MeekMill play ping
Drake and Meek Mill have officially ended their long-standing beef. To everyone’s surprise, Drake brought Meek out on stage at his “Drake & the 3 Migos” show at Boston’s TD Garden on Saturday night. Meek performed his classic song “Dreams and Nightmares” as the crowd went wild. The beef started back in 2015 when Meek
Fat Joe spoke to VladTV about moving to Miami after Cam’ron dissed Nas, explaining that he had enough of the disrespect between New York rappers. Joe pointed out that things changed between New Yorkers when big money contracts were being offered, adding that everyone “rushed to be an asshole.” During the conversation, Fat Joe spoke
Barack Obama has been quiet with regard to his successor in the White House. But the former president changed his tune a bit while accepting an award at the University of Illinois. Obama decided to go after Trump, specifically concerning how he handled the Charlottesville situation as well as his constant attacks on the media.
Tesla stock prices dipped more than 9.8%, near $253.75 during Friday (September 7) morning trading. This comes after CEO Elon Musk was seen smoking a blunt with tobacco and marijuana on Joe Rogan’s podcast and it was revealed that a couple of C-suite executives resigned. Chief accounting officer, Dave Morton, resigned after being with the
DMW Boss “Davido” was at the Power 105.1 studio in New York for a special Breakfast Club interview with DJ Envy and Charlamagne Tha God.
News of the tragic and sudden passing of rapper Mac Miller has reverberated through hip-hop, prompting many to express their dismay and send their condolences. J. Cole took to Twitter to send his prayers out for Mac Miller stating, “Rest In Peace to the great soul Mac Miller” before following up with: “This is a
Kanye West and Lil Pump teamed up for a surprise new track, “I Love It,” featuring Adele Givens, and the bizarre new video dropped. The video was executive produced by Spike Jonze, who also directed Kanye’s “Only One,” “Otis,” and “Flashing Lights.” It was also directed by Kanye and Amanda Adelson.
Rapper Mac Miller was found dead of an apparent overdose, Variety has confirmed. He was in his Studio City, Calif., home at about noon. His family released a statement about his death this afternoon. Mac was 26. This comes just a few months after Miller wrapped his Mercedes SUV around a tree in a DUI hit and run situation.
Beyoncé reflected on her “monumental” year in a letter she dedicated to fans. She wrote: “At 36, I became a mother of three, I breastfed twins. I renewed vows with my husband of ten years. I came back home to the stage to do Coachella, after pregnancy. Then my husband and I released our album
