Jermaine Dupri asserts he pioneered making it rain. During an interview with Apple Music’s Estelle Show, the So So Def founder claimed to have started the money move in the 1990s. Dupri pointed to his “Money Ain’t A Thing” video with JAY-Z as the first time someone threw money on a mainstream level.
“Talib Kweli talks about the first time that he ever came to Atlanta,” JD expressed. “He went to Magic City with me and Janet [Jackson].
Khloe Kardashian and French Montana went in on Instagram with a bang.
The rumored twosome posted a Bonnie and Clyde-esque photo to their photo maps, with the rapper holding a gun and the reality starlet taking a bottle of Moet to the head. “Abount to go gucci maaannnnnn. #MovieSet #JustDifferent @frenchmontana,” Khlo’s caption read while French posted the same flick with a simpler description, “#bangbang.”
The machine gun is said to be a prop for Mr.
On Wednesday morning (Sept. 4), it was reported that veteran songwriter LaShawn Daniels passed away at age 41. According to The Independent, the cause of death has yet to be made public.
Affectionately known as Big Shiz, the pen-master crafted lyrics for R&B and Pop’s top vocalists of the late 90s into the 2000s. Daniels wrote hits like Michael Jackson’s “You Rock My World,” “One Wish” by Ray J, Brandy and Monica’s “The Boy Is Mine,” “It’s Not Right (But It’s Okay)” by Whitney Houston, and the Grammy-winning track “Say My Name” by Destiny’s Child.
Known for his tenacious defense and heart, Nike remembers LeBron James’ ferocious game-changing block in his latest commercial for the brand.
Titled “Here I Am”, the player’s shortcomings, as well as his block in Game 7 of the NBA Finals vs. the Warriors, are highly celebrated. James’ ad mirrors Steph Curry’s Under Armour commercial, where children narrate and represent the future of the game. The company described the ad as a reminder to nix the doubters and remain true to you.
Sir Robert Bryson Hall II better known by his stage name Logic is having a very busy year. He dropped his Bobby Tarantino II mixtape in March and a music video for his song “Everybody” on Tuesday (April 17), however, for the rapper that is just child’s play. The 28-year-old has a completed comedy script entering into production this year and also is working hard to finish his two novels.
The “1-800-273-8255” rapper dropped by On Air With Ryan Seacrest to discuss his workout regime, his “Bennie and the Jets” Elton John cover complete with a feature from Pink and his slew of upcoming projects.