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just dropped her new music video “Baddie Baddie”, and it’s pure high-fashion energy 🔥👑
She’s serving luxury looks with model , but the ending has everyone confused — what’s the meaning behind that mysterious “TEA” package? 🤔☕

16/10/2025

A spokesperson for Drake has released a statement to XXL regarding today's court decision to dismiss the rapper's defamation lawsuit against Universal Music Group over Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us."

"We intend to appeal today’s ruling, and we look forward to the Court of Appeals reviewing it,” the statement reads.

Earlier today (Oct. 9), Judge Jeannette A. Vargas issued the ruling, siding with UMG before the trial stage.

"Drake has brought this action against UMG for defamation, harassment in the second degree, and violation of section 349 of the New York General Business Law," the ruling details. "Before the Court is Defendant’s motion to dismiss pursuant to Rule 12(b)(6) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. Because the Court concludes that the allegedly defamatory statements in 'Not Like Us' are non-actionable opinion, the motion to dismiss is GRANTED."

A UMG spokesperson released the following statement to XXL about the dismissal.

“From the outset, this suit was an affront to all artists and their creative expression and never should have seen the light of day," the statement reads. "We’re pleased with the court’s dismissal and look forward to continuing our work successfully promoting Drake’s music and investing in his career.”

Drake initially filed the lawsuit on Jan. 15, alleging defamation and harassment over Kendrick's "Not Like Us" and UMG's promotion of it.

See the statement from Drake's team in the comments below. ⬇️

16/10/2025

Drake has been teasing his ninth solo studio album, Iceman, all year long. Photos, new songs, YouTube episodes and subliminal shots along the way. Watch the videos and see everything we know about the highly anticipated LP so far in the comments below. ⬇️

16/10/2025

Joey Bada$$ reveals the next movie role he’ll be starring in.

During a joint conversation on video with J.I.D for XXL Magazine’s Fall 2025 issue, Joey discussed what’s next for him after dropping his latest album, Lonely at the Top. The Brooklyn rapper shared that he’ll be playing a legacy act in an upcoming film.

“On the horizon though, we about to be on our Denzel sh*t,” Joey tells XXL. “I can’t tell you too much about it, but there is a new film that I’m getting ready to shoot. All I could say is that I’ll be playing a legacy act.”

Joey has been infiltrating the film and TV space for nearly 10 years. In 2016, he played Leon in the TV series Mr. Robot on the USA Network. By 2019, he was part of the Hulu series Wu-Tang: An American Saga in the role of Inspectah Deck. A year later, he landed the lead in Two Distant Strangers, a film that explores Black men dying during encounters with police.

The 30-year-old MC won an Oscar after Two Distant Strangers earned Best Live Action Short Film at the 2021 Academy Awards. More recently, Joey starred as the character Unique in the Starz series Power Book III: Raising Kanan for four seasons beginning in 2021.

Which legacy act do you think Joey Bada$$ will be playing?

Watch the video in the comments below. ⬇️

16/10/2025

Wale has announced his first album in four years and revealed the tracklist.

On Monday (Oct. 13), the Washington D.C. M.C. shared a post on social media, which reveals his new album Everything Is A Lot. will be coming out on Nov. 14. He also shared an album trailer that features BTS and throwback footage.

"4 years of self reflecting," Wale captioned the video. "Letting go of what I can't change. Watching the industry become unrecognizable in real time.... people forgetting about me . Trying to find purpose in a thankless industry . New ni**as actin like I'm a new ni**a. (U lot are crazy for that sh*t ngl) Changing labels . Changing management . Finding love but scared to scar from it. When panic meets uncertainty under a sensitive microscope....The highs the lows . . The most uncertain moments of my career are ahead of me. Im ready for what ever tho. everything is alot Nov 14."

The tracklist for the album contains 16 songs, including the previously released singles "Blanco" and "Where to Start." This will be Wale's first album on Def Jam, after inking a deal with the label in 2023.

See Wale's Everything Is A Lot album trailer, tracklist and cover art in the comments below. ⬇️

16/10/2025

Eminem is expecting his second grandchild.

On Sunday (Oct. 12), Em's daughter, Alaina Marie Scott, announced via Instagram that she is pregnant.

"For months, I’ve carried a tiny heartbeat inside me, one that has already changed mine in every possible way," she captioned a carousel of photos showing the pregnancy reveal. "There’s something indescribable about knowing there’s a little life growing, dreaming, and becoming, all while you go about your day, whispering prayers and hopes only they can hear. I’ve never felt more grateful for this gift and to grow our family, something we've wanted for so long. Thank you God for this blessing. Baby M, we can’t wait to meet you, little one."

Alaina has decided on the name Moeller for her baby. The child is due next year.

This will be Eminem's second grandchild. Last October, his daughter Hailie Jade revealed to Em that she was pregnant in a moment shared in the music video for the song "Temporary." Hailie gave birth to her son, Elliot Marshall, in March.

See Eminem's daughter announcing her pregnancy in the comments below. ⬇️

16/10/2025

Neo-soul singer D'Angelo has died following a reported battle with pancreatic cancer and the hip-hop community is offering condolences.

The music industry is reeling after reports surfaced on Tuesday (Oct. 14) that D'Angelo has passed away at the age of 51. Several hip-hop artists have commented on the crooner's passing on social media.

"Such a sad loss to the passing of D'Angelo," DJ Premier wrote on X. "We have so many great times. Gonna miss you so much. Sleep Peacefully D'. Love You KING."

The Alchemist also weighed in on the sad news, posting, "Man. Rest in peace D’ Angelo."

"RIP Icon D'Angelo," Flavor Flav posted.

A native of Richmond, Va., D'Angelo rose to prominence in the mid-1990s with his breakout album, Brown Sugar, which featured the hit singles "Brown Sugar" and "Lady." His 2000 sophomore album, Voodoo, contained the song "Untitled (How Does It Feel)," in addition to "Left & Right" featuring Method Man and Redman, and the DJ Premier-produced "Devil's Pie," which also appeared on the soundtrack for the film Belly.

D'Angelo went on a 14-year hiatus before returning with the album Black Messiah, which featured contributions from Questlove and Q-Tip. The following year, he confirmed he was working on a new album. Last year, he appeared alongside Jay-Z on The Book of Clarence soundtrack song "I Want You Forever."

See more reaction to D'Angelo's passing in the comments below. ⬇️

16/10/2025

Young Thug insists Atlanta hip-hop is back after he was at the center of a tumultuous upheaval in the city last month.

On Tuesday (Oct. 14), Thugger shared a post on his Instagram Story sharing his thoughts on the current status of things in the A.

"I wake up and just feel so good that Atlanta is back, bruh," Thug says. "This sh*t we doing, this sh*t is for the town, only. I'm so happy we back where we supposed to be in this rap community. I don't think we ever left, but, I think rap is down right now. Us as artists, we got to get it back together. But, Atlanta look so good right now. I'm so f**king elated to be from that place."

Last week, Thug announced his Hometown Hero benefit concert, which will take place at State Farm Arena in Atlanta on Dec. 16. The concert will also feature special guests billed as "and Friends" on the flyer.

The concert, which will be Thug's second big benefit show in his hometown since being released from jail last October, comes after he was recently at the center of drama among Atlanta rappers. In August, Thug was the subject of a snitching scandal that divided many people in the Atlanta hip-hop community.

Things got hairy for Thug again last month when jail calls leaked that found him gossiping about many of his local rap peers. He has since apologized.

Watch the video of Young Thug insisting that Atlanta hip-hop is back in the comments below. ⬇️

16/10/2025

NLE The Great, formerly NLE Choppa, recently opened up about taking a hiatus from music to get his spirit right.

On Oct. 10, the Memphis rapper was a guest on gospel singer Kirk Franklin's Den of Kings YouTube channel along with Dr. Jay Barnett, comedian KevOnStage, Ray J, and actor Jonathan Majors, for a roundtable conversation. During the chat, NLE talked about taking a four-month break from music.

"I just sat down for three or four months. I took a break," NLE revealed. "I could have made 4, 5, 6, $10 million. I left it all on the plate to sit down because something in my spirit wasn't right."

NLE says that during that time, he returned to his roots in Memphis and got grounded. He went on a 112-day "seek" where he journaled in nature and got closer to God.

"He gave me dreams," NLE continued. "People that I needed to get away from, snakes, rats, whoever. He put everything under a microscope in my life."

While NLE has been on a deep spiritual journey, he still has questions about institutional religion. During the chat, he also voiced opposition to Christians praising Jesus instead of God, to which Jonathan Major responded by telling NLE to reread the Bible.

Despite his raunchy content, NLE The Great has been on a spiritual journey throughout his career. He appeared to take another step over the summer, when he announced he would be going by the name NLE The Great and released the song "Messiah."

Watch the video of NLE The Great speaking on his spiritual journey and his thoughts on Christianity in the comments below. ⬇️

16/10/2025

Tyler, The Creator pays tribute to D'Angelo and the impact of the late singer's Voodoo album after news of his passing today.

On Tuesday (Oct. 14), the rapper shared a post on his Instagram page, recalling his 9th birthday in 2000, when he bought D'Angelo's Voodoo album.

"I had no idea that would help shape my musical dna," Tyler wrote. "The amount of raps ive wrote to B***Y on the front porch that year, the amount of times ive tried to mimic vocal phrasing from SEND IT ON, the scratches the disc ended up with from repeating THE ROOT......too many."

D'Angelo died on Oct. 14 at the age of 51 after he was reportedly dealing with a private battle with pancreatic cancer.

See Tyler, The Creator's dedication to D'Angelo in the comments below. ⬇️

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