On Monday (Sept. 26), YouTube removed the age restriction placed on Nicki Minaj’s latest video, “Likkle Miss Remix,” following Minaj’s rant about the video streaming service being “hypocritical.” YouTube immediately placed an age restriction on the Drevinci x Gtown-directed video upon its release. After the visual displayed a warning that it was “not suitable for viewers under the age of 18,” Minaj clapped back at Youtube on her Instagram.  The 2022 MTV VMA Vanguard recipient wrote: “Imagine this.

Normani is reclaiming her solo career afterparting ways with her management team, S10 Entertainment and Brandon Silverstein, after seven years. The split occurred back in May. The former Fifth Harmony member is now being managed by Brandon Creed and Lydia Asrat — the latter manages Coco Jones and others — according to Rolling Stone. “With new music on the horizon, and Asrat and Creed now at the helm of her musical career, she and the rest of her team are extremely excited to embark on this new chapter and partnership,” a rep for Normani told the outlet.

Tyler, The Creator’s sense of humor may not be sensible to some, especially after his Mountain Dew commercial that caused quite the uproar and was subsequently yanked by brand owner Pepsi Co. In the commercial “Felicia” (a goat) stands within an all-black lineup as an assaulted and visibly disturbed white woman is scared by the goat’s thoughts as she is told to pick an assailant. The investigator also pushes her saying it’s the one with the “du-rag.

THE MAKING OF THE “IN THE MORNING” BEAT: Leslie “L” Merceron: I remember the exact day we made that beat: September 13, 2007. [Laughs] The exact day. At the time, I had my production setup at my house and it was 3:30 or 4 o’clock in the morning and I couldn’t sleep. So I got up and started messing around and, funny enough, made a song that ended up being called “In The Morning.

Raven-Symoné opened up about her full career during a new episode of UNCENSORED on TV One. The actress reflected on her early career through where she stands today. Although she was a key member of the cast of The Cosby Show lead by disgraced comedian Bill Cosby, the Disney Channel star relatively has no memory of the experience. Raven first appeared on The Cosby Show at the age of four in 1989, after the show had aired for four seasons.