Usher is set to be honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2024 BET Awards on June 30th. This prestigious accolade celebrates his significant contributions to the music industry and his lasting influence as an artist. With a career spanning over two decades, Usher has delivered numerous hits, groundbreaking albums, and has profoundly impacted R&B and pop music. The event will recognize his enduring legacy and remarkable achievements.
Cece Chops It Up with Dogg Pound about their upcoming album “We All We Got,” which drops on May 31st. They credit Uncle Snoop for the album’s inspiration and reveal they completed it in just 3 days. They’re excited to share their West Coast vibes all summer long. Check out the full interview on YouTube for more details.
In a recent interview on the “Afternoon Ride with CeCe Valencia,” Xzibit provided fans with an inside look into his current endeavors, shedding light on his highly anticipated new album, his experiences touring with Ice Cube, and his reflections on the enduring legacy of Dr. Dre.
During the conversation, Xzibit expressed profound gratitude for the influence Ice Cube has had on his career, describing it as an honor to collaborate with such a legendary figure in hip-hop. Their time on tour together undoubtedly left a lasting impact on Xzibit, further fueling his passion for the art form.
Turning to the topic of Dr. Dre, Xzibit couldn’t help but marvel at the musical genius and influence of the West Coast icon. He spoke eloquently about Dre’s unparalleled ability to put the West Coast hip-hop scene on the map and the lasting legacy he has built through his work. Xzibit emphasized Dre’s knack for nurturing talent, noting that every artist fortunate enough to collaborate with him has experienced enduring success in the industry.
For those eager to delve deeper into Xzibit’s insights and reflections, the full interview is available on YouTube, offering fans a firsthand glimpse into the mind of one of hip-hop’s most respected voices.
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Busta Rhymes recently took to Instagram to honor the legendary Atlanta rapper Killer Mike, expressing his admiration and respect in a heartfelt video tribute. In the video, Busta referred to Killer Mike as “The God, the young king, the don,” highlighting their longstanding friendship spanning over two decades.
In his tribute, Busta Rhymes not only celebrated Killer Mike’s remarkable talent as a rapper but also acknowledged his significant contributions to the hip-hop community and beyond. The video serves as a testament to the deep bond between the two artists and the admiration they hold for each other’s work.
Busts Rhymes said “I’ve seen Killer Mike work for 20-plus years and we run into each other without having no type of deep and intense conversation, just crossing paths, saying what up, and saluting each other, giving each other the love, the respect, and the camaraderie and reiterating to each other that we are resources to each other.”
In a candid conversation with Romeo, actor Davo delved into his experience portraying his father in the iconic Bob Marley: One Love movie. The journey began with a bold move – reaching out to the casting director and securing an audition. His authentic portrayal, complete with a guitar reminiscent of his father, Junior Marvin, impressed…
Somaya Reece’s interview with Cece Valencia offers a glimpse into her transformative journey, emphasizing self-worth and women empowerment through her music, exemplified by the new single “Witness Glory.” The discussion on leaving Love and Hip Hop and opening for Pitbull adds depth to her story. For those interested, the full interview can be found on…
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After almost a decade of legal battles De La Soul has announced that the group will make its entire catalog available on streaming services. This comes after they settled their long legal battle with Tommy Boy Records in 2021, with the group officially winning back the rights to all of their master recordings including 1989’s 3 Feet High…
Lil Wayne is suing his former manager of 13 years Ronald Sweeney and has taken a major loss in the case. An appeals court rejected four of his major claims being action for fraudulent inducement, legal malpractice, breach of fiduciary duty, and unjust enrichment, according to a report from Law.com. Sweeney claims to have served as Wayne’s primary…
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