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An upcoming auction from Boston-based RR Auction will feature Johnny Ramone‘s “Number One” Mosrite guitar. The 1965 Mosrite Ventures II electric guitar personally owned and used by Johnny Ramone (real name: John Cummings) for nearly two decades as the guitarist for punk rock legends the RAMONES, with the back of the guitar signed in black felt tip, “Johnny Ramone, My Main Guitar, 1977-1996.” It was played at every RAMONES performance until his retirement: from November 1977 through August 1996, for a total of approximately 1,985 shows. The instrument was used to record all 15 RAMONES albums and can be heard on any live RAMONES bootleg from late 1977-1999. It was later displayed at the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in Cleveland for a number of years. Cummings orig...

After an electrifying set performing at East London’s All Points East Festival this past weekend, Jorja Smith has released the latest visuals for Be Right Back track, “Time.” Smith’s “Time” is a friendly reminder to listeners to not let themselves be held down by other people’s baggage. The straight-to-the-point track incorporates Smith’s trademark vocal flair and sultry tone. Acoustic guitar strums form the basis of the song, while a gentle beat and walking bass line create the syncopation to round out the track. “Time” becomes the soundtrack to a series of behind-the-scenes studio shots and chatter to give the visual a nostalgic theme resembling that of home video-style footage. The visuals are directed by the artist herself and offer an intimate look at the track itself. Check out the v...

Soulja Boy took aim at Kanye West in his latest Twitter rant after it was revealed that the “Crank Dat” rapper’s verse on DONDA was removed. In a series of tweets, Soulja Boy fired at Ye for wearing a MAGA Hat, for what happened with Taylor Swift during the 2009 MTV VMAs and claimed that he was the first rapper to be “with” West’s soon-to-be ex-wife, Kim Kardashian. ”U Pussy. U really wore that trump hat too. You did a-lot of corny shit in ur career and got a pass. Bitch ass n***a apologize to Taylor swift @kanyewest,” he wrote in one tweet, while another tweet with an old photo of Soulja Boy and Kardashian read, “I was the first rapper wit @KimKardashian not u @kanyewest.” The 31-year-old artist also opted to leak his removed verse on Ye’s “Remove Control,” adding...

For his third and final DONDA listening event at Chicago’s Soldier Field, Kanye West had a recreation of his childhood home at the center of the performance which saw all 27 tracks from his tenth studio played for an enthusiastic crowd. But according to reports, ‘Ye originally planned to move his actual childhood home into Soldier Field. Kanye only had the recreation made after the city of Chicago denied his application to have his former residence moved into the stadium. In a statement, a representative for the Chicago Department of Buildings noted that the request was denied as moving a home within the city is a “very technical” endeavor requiring multiple permits. “The request to move the house at 7815 S. South Shore Dr. was denied last week because no permit application had been receiv...

Migos have shared a music video for their Culture III cut, “How We Coming.” Helmed by LenoxxLens, the accompanying visual follows Quavo, Takeoff and Offset travelling cross country, at clubs, performing live shows and being around friends. The trio also make sure to show their beloved cars, stacks of cash and jewelry that have come with their success. Culture III dropped in early June after a bit of a delay due to COVID-19. The 19-track record features guest appearances from the likes of NBA YoungBoy, Pop Smoke, Juice WRLD, Justin Bieber, Future, Polo G, Cardi B and Drake, and includes five more tracks with its deluxe version. The record went on to debut at No. 2 on the Billboard 200. Watch Migos’ “How We Coming” visual above. Elsewhere in music, Lil...