HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Mondadori Portfolio / Getty Nicki Minaj is apparently not done with her Twitter antics after her embarrassing anti-vaxxer-like tweet-storm that included her believing that her cousin’s friend’s fiance called off her wedding because the groom to be got swollen testicles as a result of him being vaccinated. (I mean, of all the things that never happened, that is the never-happenediest.) To be fair, Minaj also tweeted that she likely would be vaccinated because she has to go on tour, so she never went full tin foil when it comes to anti-vaccination remarks. But she said enough to get people riled up and calling her out for using her massive platform to spread anti-science misinformation. For whatever reason, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson was aske...
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Sheri Determan/WENN.com / WENN While most people hoped for the best, many felt it was only inevitable that Kanye West and Kim Kardashian would split. With the latter filing for divorce and the former back on the dating scene, the petty is starting to escalate. Case in point, Kanye West has reportedly unfollowed Kim Kardashian and all her sisters on social media. You care. Okay, maybe not. But the UK newspaper the Mirror has noted that shortly after his 44th birthday on June 8, Yeezy started cleansing his timeline. Not so coincidentally, the finale of Keeping Up With the Kardashians has aired, and in the last episode Kim Kardashian explained why her marriage is a wrap. Of course, it was all Yeezy’s fault, allegedly. Among her issues were living separately ...
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Adam Bielawski/WENN.com / WENN DMX, whose given name is Earl Simmons, died on April 9 after spending a week on life support. He was just 50, more than two decades short of his expected time on earth. Sometimes life is cruel that way. But not even death could kill moralistic-infused conjectures about DMX’s past drug use and its potential role in his untimely demise. “DMX suffered a drug overdose… [and this] …triggered a heart attack,” TMZ reported before anyone else. Like hungry sharks in pursuit of prey, other media outlets pounced on the story, devoured it, and shared it without deviating. Reactions on social media varied from sympathetic responses like this one: “Addiction is a lifelong battle” to just plain cruel ones like this: “If you do drugs, then ...