American movie director and comedian Tyler Perry is a dead ringer for Drake … at least when he’s mugging for pics with foreigners without a clue.
Tyler was happy to oblige Tuesday in L.A. when 2 ladies — one of whom was French — asked for a photo. Check out the video … they kinda sorta knew he was famous, but not really.
The actor plays along to a T — even trying to pass himself off as Champagne Papi.
Nothing wrong with showing a little Fake Love.
Trina releases her remix to Drake’s song “sneakin” and announced the title of her upcoming sixth studio album – The One. While the self-proclaimed “baddest bitch” in hip-hop seems to have been gone for a minute, it appears her name still carries some clout. The fourteen track project features appearances from Lil Wayne, 2 Chainz, Dave East, Tory Lanez and more.
Trina is hard at work on her collaboration album with Trick Daddy, simply titled Trick & Trina.Since the release of last year’s Run the Jewels 3 LP, the duo of Killer Mike and El-P have been touring heavily across the world. The dynamic lyrical tandem appeared as musical guests on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Thursday night (Jul. 20), where they performed the songs “Down” and “Panther Like A Panther”.
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Music fans of one of the biggest music stars are evidently salivating at the thought of a sequel to his 2011 Grammy Award-winning album Take Care.
Drake fueled rumors of a possible Take Care 2 project by posting a simple Instagram photo of him posed similarly to the original Take Care album cover, which featured him dressed in a black sweatsuit with an exposed chest accessorized by a few gold necklaces and an inquisitive look on his face.
Sonically, Take Care has been considered one of Drizzy’s best albums and received extensive amounts of high praises from music critics. Since then, 6 God fans have been lusting after a return to the R&B sound that Take Care delivered thanks to The Weeknd and, of course, Noah “40” Shebib.
The project earned several Top 10 hits, including “Make Me Proud” featuring Nicki Minaj and the Rihanna-assisted “Take Care.” Consequently, the album sold over four million copies and certified double-platinum.
While it’s not confirmed the OVO boss is delivering a Take Care sequel, it looks like if he did, his die hard fans are ready — like now.
The 2017 OVO Fest was an eventful gig as per usual. Not only did Drake brought out on stage everybody from Migos to Cardi B and even Tory Lanez, but also announced he is working on his new album.
Though the details remain punishingly scarce, Drake says in the clip that he has “been making this new album in Toronto just for you” to a crowd that, naturally, goes wild. He additionally promises to return for next year’s OVO Fest “bigger and better” before treating the audience to a mic drop.
Drake’s last album proper Views was released in April 2016. He followed it with playlist project More Life this March and recent standalone single “Signs.”
Nardwuar was able to secure some camera time with R&B hitmaker Partynextdoor during his recent trip to Surrey, British Columbia.
Following his performance at Fvded in the Park, the COLOURS singer had a fun-filled conversation with the eccentric journalist. He opened the interview by giving Party a vintage Jodeci 12″ for the song “Let’s Go Through the Motions,” off the soundtrack to the movie Who’s The Man. Next, PND revealed that the first album he had as a kid was the soundtrack to Space Jam, which featuring the iconic R. Kelly song, “I Believe I Can Fly.”
“I know the whole entire cassette,” said Party. “That was the first cassette that I always used to carry around with me, and R. Kelly changed my life with that song.”
Moving on they talked about his heritage, and the influence of Jamaican music in Canada. The vinyl gifts continued as they went through some historical records, and talked about PND’s old neighborhood. Later, Nardwuar gave him the 12″ single for Divine Brown’s song “Twist My Hair,” which was Drake’s first vinyl appearance, and the first time he worked with his longtime producer Noah “40” Shebib.
And, if you wanted to know how late a party can run next door to PARTY’s spot, he said: “It would probably have to stop at 7am.”
Peep the full rare interview below.
Bryson Tiller performed at the annual Wireless Festival on Friday night.
Prior to his set, the R&B star sat down with UK radio legend Tim Westwood for an off-camera interview. The often reclusive artist addressed his decision to not do many video interviews, avoiding the added attention from females now that he is a celebrity, and how success affected the relationship with the mother of his child.
Tiller spoke briefly about his feature and the success of “Wild Thoughts,” he talked about being flattered by other artists doing the ‘TrapSoul’ sound, and his early influences. When asked about it, Bryson said he loves JAY-Z’s new album 4:44, but he revealed that he hasn’t even heard all of Jay’s past albums, and he never used to listen to hip hop at all. The first rap artist that he got into was Lil Wayne.
Speaking about rap artists, Pen Griffey said he wants to get back in the studio with Travis Scott. During another off-camera interview on Capital Xtra, he discussed why his previously-teased collaborations with Drake haven’t been released yet. “I sent him a few songs and he sent me a few songs. We just gotta see what happens,” he said. “I don’t ever want to rush a song with anybody. I just want to put out the right song or the right project … Whatever it may be, I don’t want to rush it.”
Watch the full interview with Tim Westwood below.
Future clapped back at Jay Z for dissing him on 4:44 album. Future replied to Jay’s line “Y’all on the ‘gram holdin’ money to your ear,” Jay raps on the song. “There’s a disconnect, we don’t call that money over here.” With a picture of him holding the money to his ear with the caption “You aint got the juice”.
Future also replied to the other diss where Jay sent shots at Future for Russell Wilson possibly raising his son. On the song “Kill Jay Z” Jay said “I don’t even know what you woulda done, In the future other n***** playin’ football with your son.” Well Future posted a picture on IG taking offense to the Jay diss.
Snoop Dogg subsequently admitting that he had bootlegged the album after failing to ‘understand’ the Jay-Z owned streaming service.
He said in a video: “I wanna shoot a shout-out to Jay-Z: just dropped another motherfucking hot album, ‘4:44’. But you know what? I don’t got Tidal, so a n***a had to bootleg it to me. I’m on iTunes and shit cuz, I don’t understand that shit – y’all gotta explain that to me.”
Well here is another version of Wizkid‘s chart topper “Come Closer” featuring Canadian rapper Aubrey Drake Graham better known “Drake” without any footage of Drake in it but this version is just way beyond 100 percent as it still show cases more arts from the African heritage.
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JAYBeatz comes through right-on-time with another FIRE mashup. We need this collabo to come true one day, but for now we will be playing this at HIGH VOLUME.
The producer/remixer masterfully crafts a blend of three tracks that are perfect alone, but work wonderfully together as well. Drake is still the hottest in the game, The Weeknd is on another stratosphere of success these days, and since the release of her acclaimed debut album, Ctrl, SZA has finally been receiving the praise that she deserves.
Jay uses a combination of their respective songs, “Teenage Fever,” “I Feel It Coming,” and “The Weekend” to create an incredibly smooth mashup titled, “Weeknd Fever.”
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Metro Boomin has been teasing the hashtag #Boominati over the past couple days, even sharing the artwork for his upcoming project that he said was dropping Friday night.
Well, it turns out he isn’t lying because moments ago during the very special airing of OVO Sound Radio, October Firm decided debut the first offering from Boominati called “No Complaints” which features Drake & Offset.
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