HipHopWired Featured Video Source: David Sims/Courtesy of Emilio Pucci / Supreme It seems Supreme has pulled off yet another memorable collaboration for the record books. The streetwear brand has partnered with Emilio Pucci on a capsule. Source: David Sims/Courtesy of Emilio Pucci / David Sims/Courtesy of Emilio Pucci The famed luxury fashion house has unveiled
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Earlier this year, Kehlani responded to rumors about her sexuality by officially coming out as a lesbian. As part of Facebook Watch’s “Pride On! Kehlani & Larray’s Excellent Pride Ride” special, the “Back Together” singer revealed how Javaughn Young-White, the father of her 2-year-old daughter, reacted when he learned about her sexual orientation. In March
One love. Kodak Black opens up on disloyalty among friends in hisHaitian Boy Kodak‘s new video. Opened with depiction of a young Kodak and his childhood friend, the two go from riding Mongoose bikes in the hood to living it up at a mansion full of money, lavish meals, designer suits, and a collection of
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Vaughn Ridley / Getty It seems the certified lover boy has plenty of petty left in him. Over the weekend Drake had a laugh on Klay Thompson’s expense. As reported Hype Beast the Toronto, Canada native took his followers and basketball fans alike through a humorous stroll down memory lane. In his
June 6, 2021 New Music Yeah, that’s it. After topping the charts with “Peaches,” Justin Bieber calls on a trio of OGs—Ludacris, Usher, and Snoop Dogg—for the official remix to his chart-topping hit, which originally featured Daniel Caesar and Giveon. Luda reps the Peach State with a sweet verse followed by his fellow Georgian, Usher,
Land of the tree, home of the base. From Georgia to Cali, Justin Bieber calls in some of the game’s veterans for his “Peaches (Remix)” featuring Ludacris, Usher, and Snoop Dogg. Beginning down in the Peach State, Luda sets it off with his succulent flow, while Usher adds his sweet vocals to the track. Meanwhile
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Kevin Rawls / Radio One Digital Does OMB Peezy have smoke with Roddy Ricch and 42 Dugg? In a recent interview with HipHopDX, the Sacramento rapper is trying to quiet that talk denying any beef with the two rappers after his March 1 arrest in Atlanta for a shooting that happened
Tina Snow is back. After going on a brief hiatus, Megan Thee Stallion has announced that she’s returning as Tina Snow. On Sunday (June 6), the Houston rapper shared a video alongside a message for her Hotties. “IM BACK HOTTIES🔥 ADDRESS ME AS MS SNOW,” she captioned the IG post. In the clip, the three-time
Shake your ass then. Hot off his CMG label’s deal with Interscope, Yo Gotti celebrates the occasion with his new “Drop” featuring DaBaby. On the J. White Did It-produced banger, Gotti and the Billion Dollar Baby commandeer the ladies to shake their money makers. For the accompanying music video, the duo parade at a Hollywood
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Prince Williams / Getty Lil Durk‘s brother, Dthang, was shot and killed in Chicago on Saturday night (June 5). Details are still sketchy but Dthang was reportedly murdered outside of a strip club called Club O. The Cook County Medical Examiner’s office confirmed that a Black male, Dontay Banks, Jr., 32,
Mariah Carey is under new management. The pop icon has parted ways with Roc Nation after three and a half years. According to The Sun, Mariah quit JAY-Z’s management company after a “huge fight” between the stars about the future of Carey’s career, which reportedly led her to seek new management. “Mariah and JAY had
This is not a weed song. Your Old Droog is overjoyed with life on his first solo record of the year, “So High”. Clouded in a jazzy soundbed, the Brooklyn rapper brings his exceptional storytelling while reflecting on life’s changing moments from his past. The track follows Your Old Droog’s most recent track “The Glitch”
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Nike / NIke The annual Puerto Rican Day Parade is set to go down in New York City this June 13. But before the Boricua community gathers together on the streets of Manhattan to celebrate their culture, Nike got some heat for them to wear on 5th Avenue. Source: Nike /
Pop Smoke has more music on the way. The late Brooklyn rapper’s manager, Steven Victor, took to Twitter on Friday to tease a second posthumous project, writing “POP SMOKE ALBUM” alongside a series of flame emojis. This is not the first time there have been rumblings of a new Pop Smoke album. Last month, another
Mafia! EDM producers Marshmello and Eptic enter the worlds of Three-Six Mafia on their new single “Hitta” featuring Juicy J. Inside the warehouse where a fighting club match takes place, Juicy J balls crazy and trips out, while DJ Paul provides the assist with a wrathful hook. Don’t get your teeth knocked out. [embedded content]
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: JEWEL SAMAD / Getty The Chicago Southside Wolfpack youth football team got a surprise visitor to their practice that they’ll never forget – former president Barack Obama. “I told you I was coming by, coach! You didn’t believe me!” the former president and sports fan said, laughing. The team, composed of
Relatives of the sole adult suspect awaiting trial in the murder of Pop Smoke are hoping to speak with the slain rapper’s family. According to the New York Daily News, the family of Corey Walker, 20–one of four defendants named in the murder of Pop Smoke–wants to speak to Pop Smoke’s parents privately to convey
Bang bang. 21 Savage goes out blazing in his new video. The Metro Boomin-produced track is off the Gully soundtrack. Animated by the Nabil, the video game-inspired visual centers 21 Savage in the middle of a war zone in Los Angeles. Here, he’s fighting off thugs, partakes in shootouts, and is blowing up choppers with
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Tim Mosenfelder / Getty Is there a Crip HR for non-Crips to make a complaint? Apparently, some Twitter users think that Vince Staples is the closest thing to that department. After trying to start a conversation about the NBA playoffs the Long Beach rapper took some incoming fire on Twitter from
A$AP Rocky’s 2019 stint in a Swedish prison made international headlines. Now the Harlem rapper is sharing his story in a new documentary Stockholm Syndrome, which will premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival as part of its Juneteenth programming on Sunday, June 13, at 8 p.m. Directed by The Architects, the 105-minute film covers Rocky’s