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The JBP returns as Joe starts with a story on his missing luggage (4:53) before turning to Melyssa’s question to the guys about who their tribe is (26:51). A source claims Rihanna is returning to music (48:30), City Girls projections for their album ‘RAW’ are in (53:59), and TGT is getting back together (1:16:07) which…
City Girls, the dynamic hip-hop duo, is set to release their highly anticipated album “RAW” (short for “Real Ass Whores”) this week, with industry insiders projecting sales between 6,000 and 8,000 album-equivalent units during its debut week. While the album’s release is eagerly anticipated by fans, the numbers forecast a decline from the duo’s previous…
J. Cole and his Dreamville team are proud to announce the full music lineup for this year’s Dreamville Festival which is set to return to Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh, North Carolina on April 1-2. GA, GA+ and VIP two-day passes are on sale now at www.DreamvilleFest.com. As in years past, J. Cole has once…
Warner Records in association with The Blueprint Group, Roc Nation, and Saloon Music presents the Bruised (Soundtrack From and Inspired By The Netflix Film). It serves as the musical companion to NETFLIX’s Bruised—which is notably the directorial debut of Academy® Award-winning actress Halle Berry who also produced and stars in the film. The film is…
The guys jump into this episode by revisiting DaniLeigh’s “Yellow Bone” song and reviewing her apology in addressing colorism (26:20). Joe shares his hot take on One Night in Miami (33:25), Trey Songz gets into a fight with a police officer (37:02), and Ace Hood reveals why he left DJ Khaled’s label in a new…
Chloe x Halle recruits Doja Cat, City Girls, and Mulatto for the star-studded adult themed remix of their single “Do it”.
Listen to this amazing collabo where Saweetie is joined by City Girls and Jhene Aiko. Post your thoughts on the single “My Type” in the comments below.
It’s Hot Girls versus City Girls. Charlamagne Tha God and Andrew Schultz debate the difference with a few Black women. Share your thoughts on this snippet below.