Sorry, the album hasn’t dropped yet but truth be told its dropping sooner than you think. *new* carti – love hurts + travis @playboicarti album otw ok bye https://t.co/eYyimUalML — ✞ (@GUNNERSELLWHITE) May 2, 2018 According to management, we could possibly see this album before the break of dawn but for now, I’m listening to this single that @GunnerSellWhite posted on his Twitter account on the 2nd Of May. Here’s the link you should listen too: Signed: @StarterCAM RELATED Key! Playboi Carti Too Much Dope New Music
Image via Vallery Jean/FilmMagic/Getty Spotify Removes All R. Kelly Songs From Their Playlists The public expulsion of R. Kelly is another day closer to coming to fruition. According to Billboard , Spotify has removed all of Robert’s tunes from their playlists that were created either via algorithm or editorially. The company is enforcing a new public hate content and hateful conduct policy: “We are removing R. Kelly’s music from all Spotify owned and operated playlists and algorithmic recommendations such as Discover Weekly,” Spotify told Billboard in a statement. “His music will still be available on the service, but Spotify will not actively promote it. We don’t censor content because of an artist’s or creator’s behavior, but we want our editorial decisions — what we choose to program — to reflect our values. When an artist or creator does something that is especially harmful or hateful, it may affect the ways we work with or support that artist or creator.” Vice President/Head of Content, Jonathan Price, had this to say more specifically about streeping eweh di powah of R. Kelly’s streams: “When we look at promotion, we look at issues around hateful conduct, where you have an artist or another creator who has done something off-platform that is so particularly out of line with our values, egregious, in a way that it becomes something that we don’t want to associate ourselves with,” Jonathan Prince, Spotify’s vp/head of content and marketplace policy, tells Billboard. “So we’ve decided that in some circumstances, we may choose to not work with that artist or their content in the same way — to not program it, to not playlist it, to not do artist marketing campaigns with that artist.” What exactly is the crux of this new public safety policy? Well… “Hate content is content that expressly and principally promotes, advocates, or incites hatred or violence against a group or individual based on characteristics, including, race, religion, gender identity, sex, ethnicity, nationality, sexual orientation, veteran status, or disability,” the policy reads. “When we are alerted to content that violates our policy, we may remove it (in consultation with rights holders) or refrain from promoting or manually programming it on our service.” We can only assume that they are viewing Kelly’s sexually-charged music through the “art-imitates-life” lens to qualify him for removal. Despite how embarrassingly long it’s taken, it looks like we are finally witnessing the end of R. Kelly’s music career.
Image via Vallery Jean/FilmMagic/Getty Spotify Removes All R. Kelly Songs From Their Playlists The public expulsion of R. Kelly is another day closer to coming to fruition. According to Billboard , Spotify has removed all of Robert’s tunes from their playlists that were created either via algorithm or editorially. The company is enforcing a new public hate content and hateful conduct policy: “We are removing R. Kelly’s music from all Spotify owned and operated playlists and algorithmic recommendations such as Discover Weekly,” Spotify told Billboard in a statement. “His music will still be available on the service, but Spotify will not actively promote it. We don’t censor content because of an artist’s or creator’s behavior, but we want our editorial decisions — what we choose to program — to reflect our values. When an artist or creator does something that is especially harmful or hateful, it may affect the ways we work with or support that artist or creator.” Vice President/Head of Content, Jonathan Price, had this to say more specifically about streeping eweh di powah of R. Kelly’s streams: “When we look at promotion, we look at issues around hateful conduct, where you have an artist or another creator who has done something off-platform that is so particularly out of line with our values, egregious, in a way that it becomes something that we don’t want to associate ourselves with,” Jonathan Prince, Spotify’s vp/head of content and marketplace policy, tells Billboard. “So we’ve decided that in some circumstances, we may choose to not work with that artist or their content in the same way — to not program it, to not playlist it, to not do artist marketing campaigns with that artist.” What exactly is the crux of this new public safety policy? Well… “Hate content is content that expressly and principally promotes, advocates, or incites hatred or violence against a group or individual based on characteristics, including, race, religion, gender identity, sex, ethnicity, nationality, sexual orientation, veteran status, or disability,” the policy reads. “When we are alerted to content that violates our policy, we may remove it (in consultation with rights holders) or refrain from promoting or manually programming it on our service.” We can only assume that they are viewing Kelly’s sexually-charged music through the “art-imitates-life” lens to qualify him for removal. Despite how embarrassingly long it’s taken, it looks like we are finally witnessing the end of R. Kelly’s music career.
Mr. 217 stopped by Hot 1079 to chop it up with B High about his new single F.I.L.A. off of his project A Town down. During the convo 217 discussed the success of his first movie “Hotlanta”, the loss of Bankroll Fresh, production, and more.
Mr. 217 stopped by Hot 1079 to chop it up with B High about his new single F.I.L.A. off of his project A Town down. During the convo 217 discussed the success of his first movie “Hotlanta”, the loss of Bankroll Fresh, production, and more.
Source: Paras Griffin / Getty R&B sensation, Sammie recently stopped by The Progress Report to speak on his hiatus from the music industry and his return to the business after going viral. He is now on tour with Tank and is fully embracing his grown and sexy persona. Instagram @SammieAlways @TheProgressReport101 @Lalaashep @DJ_Jstar @Bossbritt__ @DJExel
Source: Paras Griffin / Getty R&B sensation, Sammie recently stopped by The Progress Report to speak on his hiatus from the music industry and his return to the business after going viral. He is now on tour with Tank and is fully embracing his grown and sexy persona. Instagram @SammieAlways @TheProgressReport101 @Lalaashep @DJ_Jstar @Bossbritt__ @DJExel
College Park, Georgia-based rapper Gunna became interested in music and rapping as a hobby in his early teens, but got more serious about the possibility of a career in hip-hop around 2016, when he was introduced to Atlanta MC Young Thug by a mutual friend. The two developed a friendship, and before long Gunna was in the studio hopping on Young Thug ‘s track “Floyd Mayweather,” where he lent a verse alongside rap superstars Gucci Mane and Travis Scott . That feature was enough to jettison Gunna into relative fame, and he became affiliated with Young Thug ‘s YSL imprint. By late 2016 he’d released the Drip Season mixtape and followed it with Drip Season 2 in the summer of 2017 and toured the US with Playboi Carti. In the fall of 2017, he released a collab EP with producer Wheezy titled Drip or Drown which has had great streaming success and was followed up by a much anticipated Drip Season 3 which has gained a lot of traction. Connect with Gunna: Instagram https://goo.gl/EeKWPE Twitter https://goo.gl/EeKWPE
Source: Live Nation / Broccoli City It was pure Black Excellence at Broccoli City 2018 in Washington, DC. Music enthusiasts from all over came out to see Miguel, Cardi B, H.E.R, Migos, Daniel Ceasar and more. Check out what they had to say about the festivities below.
Source: Axelle/Bauer-Griffin / Getty Creativity seems to run in Celine Dion ‘s family considering the current moves of her son. René-Charles Angélil is trying to make his mark on recorded music, but not as a singer… …but as a rapper known as Big Tip . Don’t get it twisted, Tip is out here making his mark. According to Cosmopolitan , he’s released four songs on Soundcloud this week and they’re already topping the charts. His song “Catwalks (Sidewalks Remix),” is a rap over The Weeknd ’s “Sidewalks” and it’s at number one on SoundCloud’s R&B & Soul New & Hot chart. Meanwhile, his track “Loft Music Remix,” another Weeknd cover, is at number two. Tip celebrated the news on IG. As for the actual music? You can check out the two tracks for yourself here , then let us know if they’ll be on repeat or on mute.
