Lil Wayne is finally addressing the backlash following the announcement that Kendrick Lamar will headline the Super Bowl Halftime Show in New Orleans. In a candid video posted late September 12th, an emotional Lil Wayne expressed deep disappointment and pain over missing out on the coveted slot. The announcement earlier this week sparked outraged reactions from Lil Wayne supporters,
Juvenile has joined the criticism online against Lil Wayne being snubbed for next year’s Super Bowl halftime show. In a video shared on Instagram on September 9th, the former Cash Money rapper sounded off on the controversy surrounding Weezy not performing at Super Bowl LIX, a gig he had openly coveted given it takes place in his hometown of New
The Apple Music Super Bowl 2025 Halftime Show plans are already in full swing, as the league announced that Kendrick Lamar would headline the February event in New Orleans. Master P was one of the dissenting voices who felt native should be the lead act for the show. P, an influential rapper, entrepreneur, and fellow New Orleans
Cam’ron and Ma$e were stunned by the news that Kendrick Lamar would be headlining the Super Bowl in New Orleans next year, claiming the only reason hometown hero Lil Wayne wasn’t chosen is that JAY-Z is holding a grudge. While both Cam’ron and Ma$e agree that Lamar deserves the coveted slot, like Master P and others, they believe Lil
Kendrick Lamar announced he has been booked as the headliner for Super Bowl LIX next year, and the big news immediately sparked mixed reactions. The main critique amongst Hip-Hop fans was that Lil Wayne should have been chosen to perform because the big game is being held in his home city of New Orleans. Although Weezy hasn’t commented about the
Kendrick Lamar announced he’ll be headlining the 2025 Apple Music Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show live from New Orleans on February 9. This marks the second time he’ll have the honour of taking the Halftime Show stage, following his 2022 appearance alongside Dr. Dre, Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige, 50 Cent and Anderson .Paak. The
Ludacris revived the giant arms from his “Get Back” music video to throw out the ceremonial first pitch for the Atlanta Braves game against the Colorado Rockies. The tribute began at The Battery Atlanta food truck, featuring Southern soul food inspired by the menu of Ludacris’ Chicken and Beer restaurant. Luda’s DJ, DJ Infamous, played his hits
Australian b-girl Rachael “Raygun” Gunn discussed her widely mocked breaking performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics in an interview with The Project. Raygun insisted she rightfully earned her spot in the Olympics by winning the Oceania Championships. Raygun’s performance faced tremendous backlash as many viewers wondered how she was allowed to compete on such a big stage. Raygun
The Hip-Hop icon expressed his inspiration by seeing his friend and fellow artist Snoop Dogg fulfill a similar duty at this year’s event in Paris. At 65, Flavor Flav’s enthusiasm remains undiminished, and he sees the torch relay as a significant opportunity to contribute to an iconic event in his home country. One specific aspiration
David Beckham takes on the Hot Ones gauntlet for the first time in this special episode Hot Ones. He’s a football legend and cultural icon, whose list of bonafides includes six Premiere League Championships, a pair of FA Cups, and league titles in four separate countries . His contribution to the game doesn’t stop there
