The Game and YG linked up for the latest Verzuz battle, and turned into a celebration of West Coast Hip-Hop. With two legendary catalogs on display, both Bompton rappers got the opportunity to give each other their flowers or, in The Game’s words. their “red roses, white ceilings.” Game kicked things off by giving YG […]
Back in 2016, YG and the late Nipsey Hussle released “FDT,” and certain people were not rocking with it. The record served as a protest against Donald Trump and quickly became one of the most talked-about records of the election cycle. A decade later, the 400 Hunnid rapper is opening up about the backlash he […]
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Keenon Dequan Ray Jackson, the rapper who goes by the name YG, appears to show off a fat $30 million stack of Bitcoin (BTC) in his latest music video. The reveal appears to either be an eye-watering — but possibly fake — flex, or a crafty bit of product placement, as a cold storage device from crypto wallet provider Ledger is featured prominently in the video. The social team from Ledger was on it immediately too: We see you! @YG knows how to secure those bags of #bitcoin … not your keys, no your coins. — Ledger (@Ledger) February 11, 2022 In one of the scenes of the music video for the song titled “Scared Money” featuring J. Cole and Moneybagg Yo, YG is seen holding a Ledger wallet close to a smartphone which has a screen bearing a wallet application with more than $30.6 million of BTC in...
YG dropped a video for “Out on Bail” today (Sept. 23), another new track off his upcoming MY LIFE 4HUNNID album. Showing clips of him in prison, surrounded by police cars and in a red Ferrari during a police chase, the visuals and lyrics bring fans back to his arrest back in January of this year on robbery charges. Before a scheduled appearance to pay tribute to the late Nipsey Hussle at the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, YG was taken into custody but then released on bail. [embedded content] “This arrest is one that caught YG completely off guard because there is no truth to them,” his lawyer, Joe Tacopina, told TMZ. “YG has no idea what investigators are talking about and we have not been provided with any details … We are learning about this case through the media … YG has a performance ...
It’s not an election year without a YG album to bump. On Monday, the acclaimed Compton rapper behind 2016’s Still Brazy and “FDT” returned to announce his fifth studio album, MY LIFE 4HUNNID arriving on Oct. 2. The record will drop via Def Jam and follows YG’s 2019 record 4Real 4Real. This year alone, YG has shared singles “SWAG” and “Laugh Now, Kry Later!” both of which have amassed over 17 million views on YouTube. Now, YG’s latest announcement comes alongside his release of the “Equinox” video featuring Los Angeles rapper Day Sulan. Sulan and YG shine in the clip, which further pushes the track as the twerking anthem of the year. And the “left, right, left, right” instructions are helpful enough to keep listeners following along in the club — whenever they open ...
Source: Rich Fury/Getty Images / Rich Fury/Getty Images YG is opening up about his frightening encounter with the police during his recent arrest in Los Angeles days before he was scheduled to perform at the Grammys in January. Earlier this week during his interview with online radio show, The Morning Hustle, YG touched on the incident, revealing that while he was being arrested the police not only had their guns drawn on him but the entire family that was with him at the time. “Around the Grammys, the police raided my house while I was there with my family and my kids,” YG recalled. “They came at like four in the morning when everyone was still sleep, they had the helicopter going around and everything so I hopped up to see what was going on. So I open the door and boom they draw down on ...
Source: Rich Fury / Getty YG is serious when it comes to snitching, so when Nicki Minaj teamed up with proud snitch Tekashi69 for their problematic hit “Trollz”, the Cali rapper says he’s done working with her. During an interview with Los Angeles’s 92.3 The Real on the Bootleg Kev and DJ Hed show, YG made it plain that he sticks to the street code and would no longer be collaborating with Nicki Minaj after she teamed up with, the caped for 69. “I don’t know, my feelings was hurt,” YG said. “I’m a real street n*gga. Yeah, I’m cool.” After The Shade Room posted the aforementioned clip from the interview, 6ix9ine couldn’t help but pop up in the comment section to weigh in on the decision from his public adversary, jokingly writing that Nicki “messed up”, based on YG’s response. “Smh Dam...