JT of Miami’s City Girls is confident that her relationship with group mate Yung Miami is strong enough to withstand the internet, guys, and their own egos. In a new chat with Angie Martinez on her IRL podcast, the rapper opened up about the future of the duo, admitting that as grown women, they’ve bumped heads in the past. That, however, has never stopped them from flourishing as a unit, which the beauty pointed out durning her conversation with the Voice of New York.

Kanye West‘s music, sonically, just reached new heights. Known for his groundbreaking instrumentals and knack for utilizing just the right sample to boast a certain type of soul, Mr. West solidified himself as one of music’s most innovative producers. Now, a few of his tracks from his prized discography received a remixed coating in a classical way. A musician by the name of Young Piano decided to exercise his fingers on the keys by playing a handful of songs from Yeezy’s projects, and did it without taking a break to crack his knuckles.

What did Nas say? “It was written.” Kendrick Lamar‘s “The Heart Part IV” has been deemed “prophetic” amid his battle with J. Cole. As Cole “Let Nas Down” yet again by apologizing for his diss song, fans began running for answers. Some fans found themselves screaming in a hotel room, while other Hip-Hop purists found solace in K. Dot’s 2017 loosey. However, they were shocked to see how the track perfectly foreshadowed Cole apologizing on April 7—a date referenced in the song.

Latto has refuted reports that she was enrolled in a gun diversion program due to her 2021 arrest in L.A. on a gun charge. On Wednesday (March 22), an article was published by TMZ stating that the “Big Energy” rapper was on the brink of having the charge dropped after recently completing a one-year diversion program. According to the outlet, completion of the diversion program required Latto to “complete a gun safety course, perform 120 hours of community service, and avoid all firearms.

Former NFL star Le’Veon Bell says Moneybagg Yo and Stunna 4 Vegas sent him guest verses that were so horrendous, he opted not to release them, despite already having paid for the features. On Sunday (July 9), Bell, who doubles as a recording artist, hopped on Twitter and touched on a few of his experiences in the music industry. He says that although he’s got songs with the likes of Snoop Dogg and late rapper Lil Keed in the stash, the only collaborative track he’s released is “G Code,” his 2019 song with Lil Durk.