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Moneybagg Yo is gearing up for the release of his fifth studio album, Speak Now. Over the past few years, the rapper has been especially prolific.In 2021, he released the platinum-certified LP A Gangsta’s Pain. He followed that up with Hard to Love last year, a more introspective record that he described as just one of his “Heartless” editions.“The sound of the record comes from how I was feeling when I made it,” Bagg told Hypebeast. “It’s those feelings that fans want more of. It’s the foundation of my music, so they want to hear more of it. It’s The flow, the production, just the type of how you feel when you come at it.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by SPEAK (@moneybaggyo)Ahead of dropping Speak Now later this month, Bagg has revealed the cover art for the album: ...

Drake is now addressing Kendrick Lamar's very serious allegations in his latest diss track, "THE HEART PART 6."Named after Dot's series of one-off releases, the five-and-a-half-minute cut hears Drizzy directly tackling the accusations about his supposed inappropriate relationships with underaged girls. He clarifies that the rumors have never been true, rapping, "Drake is not a name that you gon' see on no sex offender list," and further jumps to the conclusion that Lamar's own experience with abuse as a young boy is the reason why he's accusing Drake of pedophilia.The OVO head also goes on to claim that he and his team took a week to plant fake information with several people they knew Lamar would reach out to, and that they knew he would take the bait — specifying the rumor that Drake was...

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Kendrick Lamar is back for seconds, taking to Instagram yet again to drop off some more new music. After surprise dropping "euphoria" on Tuesday – locked and loaded with hits at Drake and J. Cole, among others – K-Dot isn't done quite yet, doubling down on his disses on "6:16 in LA."An Instagram-exclusive "6:16 in LA" pokes fun at The Boy's tried-and-true titling format – a la "6PM in New York," "8am on Bridle Path" and "4pm in Calabasas." It's also a subtle nod to 2pac, whose birthday is June 16.Lamar comes in hot on the new cut, continuing to take straightforward shots at Drake's neck."Have you ever thought that OVO was working for me? / Fake bully, I hate bullies, you must be a terrible person / Everyone inside your team is whispering that you deserve it / Can't Toosie Slide up outta th...

Still led by T3 and Young RJ, Slum Village has dropped a new album entitled F.U.N. Although members of the group changed in its early history, founding members T3 and Young RJ have been keeping the legacy of the hip-hop group alive. Now their catalog has grown even larger with the release of their new project. But what stands out is that it marks the group's first album in almost a decade, coming behind the 2025 project, Yes!Although the album is still a hip-hop production, it comes alive through blends of disco and jazz as well – offering up classic elements alongside contemporary sounds. What also makes the work stand out is its host of features that sees a versatile roster of names featuring Robert Glasper, Cordae, Eric Roberson, Larry June, Sango and more. Clocking in at almost 32 minu...