A new report has revealed XXXTENTACION inked an eight-figure deal prior to his death.
According to The New York Times, the late rapper signed a $10 million deal with EMPIRE for his third studio album. The Times cited three unnamed sources who were briefed on the terms for the figure. More
Hollywood, CA – When Ace Hood came out with hits such as “Bugatti” and “Undefeated,” healthy living was hardly the crux of his lyrical thesis. The Florida-based rapper is adulting more and more these days, and his music has evolved accordingly. But prior to getting on a healthier path, Ace hit the studio with Lil Wayne.
A-list collabs like Weezy would usually come out as soon as they can be uploaded to SoundCloud. And with Wayne’s recent legal victory against Cash Money Records and Ace’s new album Trust The Process II having just dropped, it would seem like the perfect time to let the public hear it. But as Ace told the #DXLive crew, the songs are no longer conducive to his status quo.
“That’s my boy for life,” he said. “Me and Wayne got records too that I haven’t put out yet. I got tracks sitting. I got a record with Wayne that I haven’t put out yet. The truth is the content is different from the path that I’m on, but it’s a great record … I’d rather do something…
The day XXXTENTACION was shot and killed (June 18), many internet detectives quickly pointed fingers at fellow Florida rapper Soldier Kidd as the culprit. He denied the allegations at the time, and now, following the arrest of a suspect on June 21, Soldier Kidd took to Instagram to tell the world he believes he’s owed an apology.
A post shared by Triple X (@soldier.kidd) on Jun 21, 2018 at 3:20pm PDT
In the video, Soldier Kidd is seen with Soldier Jojo as he speaks his piece: “I feel like I deserve an apology from all y’all.” He continues, “All the celebrities that tried to promote that I killed this man. All y’all was wrong. R.I.P. to X and…
Meek Mill‘s motion to remove the controversial judge overseeing his case was denied Tuesday after Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court voted to allow Philadelphia Judge Genece Brinkley to continue presiding over the rapper’s criminal case. More
Kanye West claimed his eighth consecutive Number One album as the rapper’s Ye opened atop the Billboard 200. More
By now, the Drake and Pusha T beef is in full swing. When the DAYTONA rapper responded to Drake’s “Duppy Freestyle” with “The Story Of Adidon,” it came with some controversial single art.
In the photo, Drake is donned in blackface and wearing a Jim Crow shirt, which left many people wondering, well, why? More
Kanye West’s admiration for gun control activist Emma Gonzalez isn’t mutual.
Just days after West declared himself fully aboard the Donald Trump train, the rapper took to Twitter to praise Gonzalez as his “hero.”
“My hero Emma Gonzalez,” he wrote Saturday night, before sharing a photo of his freshly-shaved head that he wrote was “inspired by Emma.” More
Los Angeles, CA – Grammy-nominated rapper Logic recently appeared on Los Angeles’ Power 106 to discuss a variety of topics, including Kanye West, J. Cole’s new album, and the stash of completed albums he has. More
A fundraiser has been created for Akilah DaSilva, an aspiring rapper/videographer who was killed in a deadly shooting at a Waffle House in Antioch, Tennessee over the weekend. More