YBNL boss, Olamide teases a new song “Hello Habibi” on Instagram.
Acclaimed Nigerian rapper and music executive, Olamide is set for a new release. Since his 2023 album, “Unruly”, he has been on a plethora of features with Asake, Ckay, Lojay, Wande Coal and Young Jonn. He is now set to release his first official record of the year. On Friday, the rapper took to his Instagram live to tease a new song, “Hello Habibi” and fans have immediately fallen in love with the groovy sound. While it is yet to be known when the record will be released, Olamide definitely has a hit in his hands.
Olamide teases new music 🔥 pic.twitter.com/tQoNvMGAfX
— KWALITY KONTENT. (@KwalityKontentt) June 7, 2024
Lil Wayne explains why he doesn’t perform his hit collaboration with Kendrick Lamar.
There have been different rumours as to why Lil Wayne does not perform his hit song “Mona Lisa” which features Kendrick Lamar, the latest being K.Dot’s feud with Wayne’s protégé, Drake. The 41 year-old rapper has just revealed that the only reason he doesn’t perform the song is due to the complexity of memorizing the record. He said, “This is the second time I’ve seen this within my last three shows. Somebody had a sign that said, ‘Mona Lisa’… if y’all real Lil Wayne fans, you know I don’t know the lyrics to my shit.” Wayne has on different occasions admitted to having a poor memory when it comes to remembering his lyrics.
Lil Wayne reveals why he doesn't perform his Kendrick Lamar collab "Mona Lisa."pic.twitter.com/BJ5Yjf2rFm
— XXL Magazine (@XXL) June 7, 2024
Kendrick’s “The Pop Out – Ken and Friends” concert to be streamed on Amazon.
No doubt, Kendrick Lamar has been the most sought after rapper since his diss with Drake, where he churned out hits like “Not Like Us” and “Euphoria”. Earlier this week, the Compton rapper announced a pop up concert presented by his new venture, pgLang and Free Lunch. The concert was immediately sold out with thousands failing to secure their tickets. With clamours for alternatives from fans, Amazon Music has decided to step in and stream the concert live. The concert will be aired live via the Amazon Music channel on Twitch, coinciding with Amazon’s ”Forever The Influence”, an initiative to celebrate black musicians during Black History Month. Fans who were unable to secure a ticket now have the opportunity to enjoy the concert.
Kendrick Lamar’s 'The Pop Out — Ken & Friends' Concert will be livestreamed 🎥
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AMAZON PRIME🚨JUNE 19TH // 4 PM PT🚨 pic.twitter.com/UA7MZV3zvb
— NFR Podcast (@nfr_podcast) June 7, 2024
Victoria Monét to release her new single, “Alright” on Monday.
Coming off an outstanding year where she won the RnB album of the year and Best New Artist at the just concluded Grammy Awards, Victoria Monét is in the mood for new music! Months after confirming a deluxe version for her album, “Jaguar II”, the Grammy-award winning RnB star is set to release the first single, “Alright” off the upcoming deluxe version. Monét took to Instagram to share a snippet of the new record which will be released on the 10th of June. Her fans have taken to different social media platforms to share their excitement for the upcoming release.
"Alright" to serve as the next single from Victoria Monét's 'JAGUAR II'. pic.twitter.com/ijSZhG02oU
— chart data (@chartdata) June 7, 2024
Bad Boys: Ride or Die opens with $5.9m in domestic previews.
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence’s new film, ‘Bad Boys: Ride or Die’ has started positively in the domestic box office. The film opened with a good $5.9 million on Thursday’s domestic preview, the highest for an R-rated movie since Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer. With a budget of $100 million, Bad Boys: Ride or Die is expected to hit $50 million in its opening week, higher than Sony’s $30 million expectation. 2024 has been a lackluster year in the box office with highly anticipated projects like “The Fall Guy” and “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” not reaching their expected goal. Theatre owners are hopeful that this movie turns the tide.
‘BAD BOYS: RIDE OR DIE’ opens with $5.9M in domestic previews, the highest for a R-rated film since ‘OPPENHEIMER’
Read our review: https://t.co/jnQT2zfVEm pic.twitter.com/w4ceW1m8J4
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) June 7, 2024
