Fetty Wap Featured In GQ Article About Track Jackets Fetty Wap’s lanky frame graces the pages of the October issue of GQ Magazine , where he’s pretty much modeling track jackets. “A good hook means good music,” Fetty Wap tells GQ’s Mark Anthony Green of his hits like “Trap Queen” and “My Way.” “If I’m the boy who makes good hooks, I guess I’m the boy everybody has to go to.” Fetty’s definitely hot right now — the question seems to be how long the wave will last, but as GQ’s Green gathers, Fetty’s not afraid of much. He’s not afraid to have multiple girlfriends, at the same time. (“I know it ain’t right in y’all’s eyes,” he said to his 4 million followers on Instagram. “But I love two different personalities & I’m living my life and getting this money so fu** how ya feel. #Zoovie #RichAnHappy.”) He’s not even scared of the thing that’s probably the biggest danger to him: his dirt-bike obsession. Even though he’s blind-ish. (“I’m pretty blind, you know?”) Even though, he says, he can’t wear helmets. “One bad thing is that with my left eye, helmets block my vision completely.” Last September, he broke his leg in three places and fractured bones in his face during a crash in New Jersey. But is he afraid to ride his bike again? When we spoke, he told me he was gearing up to go riding. “Just because you fall doesn’t mean you stop. You just learn from your mistakes. Now I’m nice.” That’s definitely kinda crazy that despite the accident he’s still out there riding without a helmet. We hope he stays safe cuz there are definitely multiple kids to match those multiple girlfriends… They need their dad! Photo Credit: Steven Pan Exclusively For GQ
Although Nate Parker was acquitted of rape in a 1999 case … It’s obvious he will never be able to live the accusations down. Anderson Cooper talked to Nate to see if he had any remorse of the situation and Nate said “no.” The woman who accused him of rape has since committed suicide, mainly because of that fateful night and Parker says her death devastated him. They say Parker harrassed the girl after he was acquitted.
Prince‘s legacy is untouchable. In this 5-minute clip from Nelson George‘s documentary Finding The Funk, D’Angelo, Questlove, Sheila E and others come together to share what made the Purple One legendary. From his influence in the shaping of the Minneapolis sound to his fearlessness to take sonic risks, Prince left a lasting mark in music that will never be forgotten. “Prince […]
I can only imagine the difficulty one must go through to find the perfect red carpet outfit. Since I will never have the reason or occasion to walk the red carpet, I can respect the tough decisions celebrities have to in order to craft a grand entrance on the red carpet…. read more
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