After a relatively quiet 2023, Bladee has been treating his fans to a barrage of features, singles, music videos and albums too. After a decade of collaborations, he and Yung Lean presented their first album together, Psykos, which released by surprise in March. Bladee then went on to appear on two tracks of Varg²™'s Nordic Flora Series, Pt. 6: Outlaw Music before reuniting with the rest of Drain Gang on "TL;DR." Later in April he dropped a music video named "PARANOIA INTRO #COLDVISIONS," prompting much curiosity from fans about a possible album from the enigmatic artist. Their wishes then came true later that same day as the 30-track album Cold Visions hit the net. In the time since releasing Cold Visions, music videos for "RED CROSS," "OTHERSIDE" and "FALSE" have all been shared -...
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Shaquille O'Neal and The Notorious B.I.G.'s "You Can't Stop the Reign" is officially available on streaming services for the first time since its release almost three decades ago.Produced by Chris "Large" Jones, the collab was originally released in 1996 and served as the title track for Shaq's third studio album. "You Can't Stop the Reign" had three different versions — a single that featured only Shaq, the album track that included verses from the late Biggie Smalls and a remix from DJ Quik. In a previous Drink Champs interview, the NBA legend confirmed that there was a more explicit version of Biggie's verse. “The first verse — I’m the only one that got it, I will never play it — he went off,” he said. “And I damn near had a tear in my eye because I had to press that button. I was like,...
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