Watch North West Sing Drake’s Hit Song “In My Feelings” Kanye West really wants to be friends with Drake again—like, more than anything — and now he’s employed a new strategy that just might work. The superstar hit Instagram moments ago with a video of his daughter singing Drizzy’s hit song “In My Feelings.” North West is in full performance mode, wearing red lipstick as she sings “KeKe, do you love me?!” a capella. There’s no caption to accompany the clip, but the message is clear. So, um Drake, do you think you’ll be able to forgive and forget soon…or nah? Watch North West showcase her vocals up top.
Celebrity stylist Kim Kimble (LA Hair) asks David to throw a futuristic hair runway show. But when Kim leaves town for business, David worries about meeting this control freak’s expectations without her input. To catch how it all unfolds, tune in to this full episode which airs this Friday, September 14 at 10PM ET/PT on WEtv!
Last week, Eminem dropped his 10th studio album without any sort of pre-release promotion. Of course, Kamikaze has been described as a “surprise” for reasons that go beyond its unanticipated release. Despite receiving mixed reviews from critics, the album has been regarded by many fans as a return to form for the 44-year-old rapper. In the early days of his career, Em was as well known for his merciless lyric assaults on his rivals as for the razor-sharp wordplay that first caught the attention of the rap mainstream. Over the past decade, however, Eminem sobered up , settled down, and stopped devoting so much of his attention to feuds. Unfortunately, Slim Shady’s newfound maturity made him an easy target for a bumper crop of young rappers attempting to build up their reputations by attacking his. Machine Gun Kelly: Rap Devil One such emcee is Machine Gun Kelly, who attacked Eminem with the above diss track in response to shade thrown by Slim on Kamikaze . The beef began years ago, when a 23-year-old MGK called Em’s daughter Hailie (just 16 at the time) “hot as f–k” in a bizarre tweet. On his latest release Shady basically warned MGK to keep all such thoughts to himself. Unfortunately, MGK is thirsting to become a household name, and he saw Em’s diss as an opportunity for a come-up. Eminem on Machine Gun Kelly Normally, Em would be quick with a blistering response, but as he explains in the interview above, he’s caught between a rock and a hard place. As the superior technical emcee, he could put MGK in a body bag with ease. However, he’s well aware that by doing so, he would be giving the 28-year-old rapper a much-needed career boost. Em’s frustration with the situation is abundantly clear in his conversation with Sway: “Shut the f–k up,” Shady says in reference to his latest rival. “Now, I’m in this f–king weird thing where I’m like, ‘I gotta answer this motherf–ker.’ And every time i do that — as irrelevant as people say I am in hip-hop — it makes that person bigger.” Sounds like a frustrating scenario. Of course, there are worse problems to have than being such a legend that your challengers are dying for you to acknowledge their existence. View Slideshow: Hailie Scott: Eminem’s Daughter is All Grown Up, Surprisingly Normal!
Michelle Obama is going on tour . The former First Lady admits she’s “a little frightened” by how candid she got in her brand new memoir, Becoming but she’s nonetheless proud about her open and honest new memoir. “Over this time that I’ve been out of the White House, I’ve had time to think and reflect for the first time in a long time. I spent some time really thinking about the people, the stories and the experiences that have shaped me and helped me become the person I am today,” Obama, 54, explains in an intimate new video released Wednesday. RELATED: Michelle Obama Offers Students A Vision For Their Future As School Year Begins RELATED: Michelle Obama Launches ‘When We All Vote’ Initiative With The Help Of A Few Famous Friends The announcement comes with dates for a brand new book tour. Mrs. Obama will be hitting 10-cites this fall including stops in Dallas, Brooklyn, Los Angeles, Washington D.C., her hometown of Chicago, Denver, Detroit, Boston, Philadelphia and San Jose. “I am proud of what I’ve created. I’m proud because it is candid, it’s honest, it is totally and utterly me. So I’m also a little frightened because it is so candid and honest and open,” she added. The synopsis of the book reads, “IN A LIFE filled with meaning and accomplishment, Michelle Obama has emerged as one of the most iconic and compelling women of our era. As First Lady of the United States of America—the first African American to serve in that role—she helped create the most welcoming and inclusive White House in history, while also establishing herself as a powerful advocate for women and girls in the U.S. and around the world, dramatically changing the ways that families pursue healthier and more active lives, and standing with her husband as he led America through some of its most harrowing moments. Along the way, she showed us a few dance moves, crushed Carpool Karaoke, and raised two down-to-earth daughters under an unforgiving media glare. In her memoir, a work of deep reflection and mesmerizing storytelling, Michelle Obama invites readers into her world, chronicling the experiences that have shaped her—from her childhood on the South Side of Chicago to her years as an executive balancing the demands of motherhood and work, to her time spent at the world’s most famous address. With unerring honesty and lively wit, she describes her triumphs and her disappointments, both public and private, telling her full story as she has lived it—in her own words and on her own terms. Warm, wise, and revelatory, Becoming is the deeply personal reckoning of a woman of soul and substance who has steadily defied expectations—and whose story inspires us to do the same.” Tickets are on sale at https://www.becomingmichelleobama.com starting at $29.50.
Source: Patricia Schlein/WENN.com / WENN They say numbers don’t lie. If that’s the case, Drake and Cardi B are at the top of the Rap game as they have the most nominations for this year’s BET Hip Hop Awards. The 6 God earned a leading 11 nominations. Some of the awards he’s up for include Lyricist of the Year, MVP of the Year and Album of the Year for his latest project, Scorpion . Right behind Drake with 10 nods of her own is Cardi B, who won Best New Hip-Hop Artist at last year’s show. The “Bodak Yellow” rapper is up for awards in Best Hip-Hop Video, Hot Ticket Performer and Hustler of the Year, among many others. The Album of the Year category is occupied is sure to be debated as besides Drake and Cardi B for Invasion of Privacy , the rest of the nominees are J. Cole ( KOD ), Migos ( Culture II ) and The Carters ( Everything Is Love ). The Lyricist of the Year category will also be discussed as it includes Childish Gambino, Drake, J. Cole, Kendrick Lamar and Travis Scott. The BET Hip Hop Awards are back in Miami at the Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater and go down Saturday, October 6. If you don’t make it to the shoe, it will premiere on Tuesday, October 16, 2018 at 8:00PM ET/PT on BET. Check out the full list of nominations below. Best Hip-Hop Video Cardi B – I Like It Feat. Bad Bunny & J Balvin Childish Gambino – This Is America Drake – God’s Plan Kendrick Lamar – Loyalty Feat. Rihanna Migos – Walk It Talk It Feat. Drake Hot Ticket Performer Cardi B Childish Gambino Drake Kendrick Lamar Travis Scott Album of the Year Cardi B – Invasion Of Privacy Drake – Scorpion J. Cole – KOD Migos – Culture II The Carters – Everything Is Love Video Director of the Year Benny Boom Dave Meyers & The Little Homies Director X Eif Rivera Hiro Murai Karena Evans Lyricist of the Year Childish Gambino Drake J. Cole Kendrick Lamar Travis Scott MVP of the Year Cardi B Childish Gambino Drake J. Cole Travis Scott Producer of the Year Ben Billions DJ Esco DJ Mustard Metro Boomin Pharrell Williams Best Collabo, Duo or Group 21 Savage & Offset & Metro Boomin – Ric Flair Drip BlocBoy JB – Look Alive Feat. Drake Cardi B – I Like It Feat. Bad Bunny & J Balvin Post Malone – Rockstar Feat. 21 Savage The Carters – Apesh*t Single of the Year Apesh*t – Produced By Pharrell (The Carters) God’s Plan – Produced By Cardo, Young Exclusive and Boi-1da (Drake) I Like It – Produced By Craig Kallman, JWhiteDidIt and Tainy (Cardi B Feat. Bad Bunny & J Balvin) Nice For What – Produced By Murda Beatz (Drake) This Is America – Produced By Donald Glover & Ludwig Goransson (Childish Gambino) Best New Hip-Hop Artist BloBboy JB Juice Wrld Lil Baby Rich The Kid XXXTentacion Best Mixtape BlocBoy JB – Simi Future – Beast Mode 2 Juicy J – Shut Da F* Up Lil Wayne – Dedication 6: Reloaded Zoey Dollaz – Sorry Not Sorry Sweet 16: Best Featured Verse 21 Savage – “Bartier Cardi” (Cardi B Feat. 21 Savage) Cardi B – “Motorsport” (Migos Feat. Cardi B & Nicki Minaj) Drake – “Look Alive” (Blocboy JB Feat. Drake) Kendrick Lamar – “New Freezer” (Rich The Kid Feat. Kendrick Lamar) Nicki Minaj – “Big Bank” (Yg Feat. 2 Chainz, Big Sean & Nicki Minaj) Impact Track Childish Gambino – This Is America Dej Loaf & Leon Bridges – Liberated Lecrae – I’ll Find You Feat. Tori Kelly Meek Mill – Stay Woke Feat. Miguel N.E.R.D – 1,000 Feat. FUTURE DJ of the Year Calvin Harris DJ Envy DJ Drama DJ Khaled DJ Mustard Made-You-Look Award (Best Hip-Hop Style) Cardi B Migos Nicki Minaj Remy Ma Travis Scott Best Hip-Hop Online Site/App ALLHIPHOP Complex Hot New Hip Hop Worldstar XXL Hustler of the Year Cardi B DJ Khaled Drake Jay-Z Kendrick Lamar Travis Scott
Source: ‘The Angry Birds Movie’ LA premiere at the Regency Theater Featuring: Bow wow Where: Los Angeles, California, United States When: 07 May 2016 Credit: Tony Forte/WENN As fans still mourn Mac Miller’s passing, Bow Wow is sharing some of his personal experience to help others. He recently admitted he fought his own demons when it came to drugs. In a series of tweets the So So Def Records star revealed he had a serious problem when it came to prescription-strength cough syrup. Apparently Shad was pouring up heavy about 10 years ago and it almost cost him his life. “To the youth- Stop with these dumb ass drugs. Im going to let something out. When me and omarion worked on FACE OFF album. I was high off lean everyday! When yall saw me on BET going off on torae i was high off lean. My attitude everything changed. My fans started to…”. To the youth- Stop with these dumb ass drugs. Im going to let something out. When me and omarion worked on FACE OFF album. I was high off lean everyday! When yall saw me on BET going off on torae i was high off lean. My attitude everything changed. My fans started to… — Bow Wow (@smoss) September 10, 2018 He went to further detail how he missed shows during Chris Brown’s 2007 Up Close & Personal tour due to his addiction. “I never felt a pain like that ever. It was summer but i was walking round with 3 hoodies on because i was so cold. I missed the chicago show of that tour baltimore show BECAUSE I WAS F***ING HIGH AND SICK!!!! that sh*t is not cool and i was doing it to be cool!” he explained. And to no one’s surprise his infamous in studio rant on BET was fueled by lean. His posts soon turned to an anti-drug PSA for teens. Moss encouraged young people to abstain from drugs and live a clean life. “Kick that sh*t! Be a good son or daughter. Be the best you. Ima start being more vocal. We gotta save the youth from going out early”. Kick that shit! Be a good son or daughter. Be the best you. Ima start being more vocal. We gotta save the youth from going out early. Parents watch your kids. Explain to them. We want yall to live man. I almost died fucking with syrup. To this day im affected my stomach will — Bow Wow (@smoss) September 10, 2018 In 2018 the “Like You” rapper has been very vocal on social media causing many to question if he is mentally stable or not. Most recently he allegedly lost it a Growing Up Hip Hop taping in August. Let’s hope him urging kids to don’t do drugs becomes to the new #BowWowChallenge . Via Vibe Photo: WENN.com
(Photo by Lester Cohen/Getty Images for Capitol Music Group) Queen And Chris Blast Each Other On YouTube For Cheating Queen Naija’s ex husband made an angry video, addressing her as a cheater and liar. This seemingly comes out of nowhere. Queen has moved on with Clarence and they have a baby on the way. But Chris says he’s tired of her fans calling him a CHEATER, because she “cheated too”, allegedly with a drug dealer. After Chris spilled all of this alleged tea about Queen, she made her OWN video. She said she’s tired of his SH*T, and says he’s keeping their kid away from her gender reveal party. Hit the flip to watch.
O marosa Manigault Newman had another public meltdown on Wednesday. The former Trump aide hurled insults and referred to a host as a “b***h” on a SiriusXM radio show, a video revealed. RELATED: Family Of Michael Clarke Duncan Says Omarosa Was A Manipulating ‘Serpent’ – Sounds Like Trump! The madness happened during an interview on SiriusXM Urban View, and is available on a clip posted by host Clay Cane . “In trying to interview Omarosa, she insulted my hair, called me ignorant, gutter and a b***h. She clearly picked up Trump’s habits,” Cane tweeted. Manigault Newman, who has been on a tell-all about Trump in recent weeks, told Cane that he was “screaming” and had “lost control of his show,” according to the clip posted on Twitter. In trying to interview Omarosa, she insulted my hair, called me ignorant, gutter and a bitch. She clearly picked up Trump's habits… pic.twitter.com/nO5T1iklNM — Clay (@claycane) September 12, 2018 The incident is the latest showing Manigault Newman at odds with journalists. The ex-Trump supporter has been in a feud with White House correspondent April Ryan, who spoke out about Manigault Newman after she left Washington, D.C. Ryan said that Manigault Newman “physically intimidated” her during a meeting last year, The Washington Post reported. Additionally, Manigault Newman also refused to talk about Trump or the administration’s heavily criticized interactions with communities of color at the National Association of Black Journalists convention last August. The ex-Trump aide, who appeared on “The Apprentice,” continues to be at the center of dramatic events. SEE ALSO: Family Of Michael Clarke Duncan Says Omarosa Was A Manipulating ‘Serpent’ – Sounds Like Trump! Amber Guyger Is Blaming Botham Jean For Getting Shot And Killed In His Own Home [ione_media_gallery src=”https://newsone.com” id=”3404967″ overlay=”true”]
Image via Gabe Palmer/EyeEm/Getty Firefighters Walk 100 Floors On Stairmaster For 9/11 9/11 is a tough time of year for many people, especially emergency rescue workers who lost their brothers and sisters who risked their lives hauling a$$ up the burning World Trade Center to help save lives. There are several ways in which people show their gratitude to the heroes of that day, these firefighters have a very specific and noble tradition. They put on their gear, head to a local gym and walk 100 floors on a stairmaster like so many men and women did on September 11, 2001. Rest in peace to those who gave their lives for others that day. Prayers for their family and friends.
Whether you love or hate her, Nicki Minaj is one of the hottest topics in the country right now. From her beef with Travis Scott and Cardi B to her fourth studio album, Queen , the “Barbie Dreams” rapper has had the nation talking for months . Yesterday, we sat down with J. Reid , the upcoming producer who delivered five of Nicki’s hottest tracks this year . Queen cuts “Chun-Li,” “Rich Sex” featuring Lil Wayne, “Thought I Knew You” featuring The Weeknd, and “Ganja Burns” were all produced by Reid, not to mention “Barbie Tingz,” which Nicki placed on the exclusive Target edition of her album. The Atlanta native, who’s also worked with Lloyd and Rick Ross, talks life before linking with Ms. Minaj, as well as what he says are misconceptions about the NY superstar. He also dishes on his work with the ever so talented Bahja Rodriguez (formerly of OMG Girlz) and more. On finding out Nicki Minaj wanted to work with him “Really, I’ma be honest, I didn’t even believe it,” he began. “Brinx [Billions] from NY was like ‘Yo she loves the song! Send me the beat for the song!” Brinx was referring to what would later become “Rich Sex.” “I was timid,” Reid said of Brinx reaching out. “I was like ‘hm, I don’t know…I know he knows Nicki Minaj but I don’t know.’ I just had to trust him and I finally sent the beat and I went down there and met her in, like, December of last year. It was incredible.” Touching on the fact that he can now add The Weeknd to his long list of collaborations, thanks to his work with Minaj, Reid said “That’s the beauty of it because I didn’t walk into it expecting anything. I was just working…head down, working.” On what life was like before working on Queen “Life before all of this happened…I was working with a lot of independent artists. I was recording sessions to make bread. I was doing a lot of engineering work…mixing, mastering. I was making beats, of course, but it wasn’t a consistent thing where I was working with a whole bunch of bigger artists. I took time to just focus on indie artists and indie music because now a days, the indies are winning. Those are the artists getting the most notoriety and coming up fast because they don’t have no control over them. So that’s what I was doing. I actually had Lloyd and Lil Wayne on a record… “Holding,” off of Lloyd’s new album. I was working on Rick Ross, Lloyd, and Wayne right before all this Nicki stuff popped off, so things were heating up.” On producing Bahja Rodriguez’s next album and her post-OMG Girlz sound “I say her sound is pop and R&B but with a trap edge—that’s the kind of producer I am. I’m a down south producer, so I’m bringing a lot of different elements together to create her sound. But Bahja can do anything—she has one of those voices that’s effortless. She does all kinds of music…ballads, the energetic trap songs,” he said of the singer, adding that she really can’t be boxed into any one specific genre. On other projects he’s currently working on “Working on Sevyn Streeter. [YFN] Lucci, got some stuff with him. I got a record with Lil Baby that just kind of came out. I got a lot of stuff in the works. Commercials, I’m trying to do a couple video game placements, movies…” On artists he’s still hoping to work with “One of my hometown favorites, Future. He has a video on Instagram and he’s listening to ‘Rich Sex’ getting on a private jet, which is crazy, like ‘Yea he’s listening to my song!’ He’s vibing to it,” Reid said with excitement. “So, in the near future I’m sure we can probably get a record out.” Later, he mentions Pharrell as another artist he’d love to work with. On Nicki Minaj not being what tabloids make her out to be Referring to people believing everything the media says about Minaj, he told us “You have to careful what you regurgitate because at the end of the day, she put me in this position.” Reid says Nicki has had trust in him and allowed him to simply do his thing, adding “I look at it and laugh. She’s nothing like what they say…she’s a positive person, she’s about her business, and she’s worried about the stuff that she got going on.”
