REVOLT’s “The Fat Joe Show” is one show from which people expect interesting stories from popular hip hop stars. Irv Gotti’s recent appearance saw the entrepreneur speaking about the initiation of JAY-Z’s former fued with the late Tupac Shakur.
Bryson Tiller is back, after the release of his single “Inhale”. He returned with “Always Forever,” which witnessed productions from J-Louis, Teddy Walton, and CAMEone. In the song, Tiller can be seen singing a song about a girl who is not reciprocating his feelings for her:
Early birthday celebrations of Lil Wayne kicked off as exciting news emerged. It was on Monday (Sept. 21) that Mack Maine, the president of Young Money Entertainment and a frequent collaborator, practically announced two gifts – for Weezy’s garage and one for his fans.
After his prison release, the rapper who was previously known as Loon reunited with Diddy. It was on Sunday (Sept. 20), that the former Bad Boy signee posted pictures of the duo smiling, hugging, and talking to each other, as they got together at Diddy’s home in Los Angeles, California.
Smoke DZA collaborates with rappers Big K.R.I.T, Wiz Khalifa, and Curren$y in his latest single “Santos Party House. This video comes right before his upcoming project Homegrown,
Ray J has revealed that filing for divorce from Princess Love was “the best thing to do.” This week, the 39-year-old singer began to fill up the paperwork to legally end the marriage, after a brief reconciliation wherein the “Love & Hip Hop” star rescinded the divorce documents filed early this year.
According to reports, Cardi B wants her divorce from Offset to be “amicable.” The singer recently filed paperwork to end her three-year marriage to the Migos rapper and it is now reported that she wants her legal team to change paperwork as they allegedly implied that she had a problem with Offset’s style of parenting.
Nick Cannon is hoping that Fat Joe will help him resolve his issues with Eminem. He spoke about the feud in detail during an installment of “The Fat Joe Show”.
This year, Regina King made history at Venice International Film Festival, as she became the first-ever Black female director whose film was screened in the annual event.