On Friday (October 30), Meg popped up on DJ Chose’s track “Thick” that he originally released with Beatking. The 25-year-old Houston rapper added her flavor to the TikTok viral single and dropped explicit rhymes about not only what she wants in the bedroom, but how she likes things done. Check out the remix to “Thick” by DJ Chose featuring Megan Thee Stallion and share your thoughts.

Quotable Lyrics

I seen that OnlyFans, sh*t, what’s up, Tyga? (What’s up wit’ it?)
He goin’ stu-stu-stupid (Hey), eatin’ that p*ssy (Hey), ah, ah, chewin’ (Ah, ah, ah, ah)
He said, “Girl, you got that peach but I know that ass came straight from Houston”

Durkio’s Friday (October 30) single “Stay Down” features friends 6LACK and Young Thug, and the release of the track follows last month’s drop, “The Voice.” Both songs were released on the heels of Lil Durk’s standout feature on Drake’s “Laugh Now, Cry Later,” so fans are anticipating what he has in store. Stream “Stay Down” to listen to the melodic deliveries of these three artists and share your thoughts in the comments.

Quotable Lyrics

If you love me would you tell me that you ride for me?
Keep it gangsta, would you die for me?
Let you shop, you go get all designer, yeah
Double up the Rolls, let you ride over here, money ties over here
Mob ties over here, I can load you down with supplies over here

Previously, French spoke about his relationship with the New York rapper during an interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe. “A lot of people don’t realize how close me and Pop Smoke was,” said Montana. “We was friends outside the music and we had a lot of music together that we was planning on putting out, and I’m just so sad we didn’t get a chance to do that… He represents the culture; he represents everything about New York.”

Quotable Lyrics

Packs in it, dark tinted, black Camaro
Got the Cubans for the stash, I’m Robert De Niro
Millionaires, all my n*ggas fly in this
South Bronx, King Arthur, go and grab a chip
Where it’s fire there’s smoke, G5s in the air
French and Pop Smoke, blowing smoke, that don’t see clear

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Hit-Boy recently worked with both Nas and Benny The Butcher on their acclaimed albums, and it’s said that he’s in the studio with Ant Clemons. Of course, Big Sean is still celebrating his latest album Detroit 2 taking over the No. 1 spot on the Billboard charts, and he just shared the BET Hip Hop Awards stage with Ty Dolla $ign and girlfriend Jhené Aiko during their performance of his track, “Body Language.” Check out these three having a great time as top dawgs and stream “4 Thangs.”

Quotable Lyrics

And the polices know that I’m sellin’ it
I did the one and two with the heroin
And my n*gga was snitchin’ me, tellin’ it
I had to jump off a wall with the Mexicans
Gotta get me a brand new plug
I run out of dope and I’m out of my element

Closing things off is Busta Rhymes, who matches Kendrick’s stride with a patient and explosive verse, the likes of which have been well-honed from over twenty-five years in the rap game. “When I arrive, my theme music, gotta pound to it, and when I leave even my shadow got a sound to it,” spits Busta. “Cause I’m the god, the harder, the martyr, the father.” Bar for bar, it will be hard to top the prestige of “Look Over Your Shoulder,” a refreshing duet between two Aftermath alumni — check it out for yourself now, and sound off if you’re excited for Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath Of God.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

I’m the Buddha, the Ali Baba, the believer, the maker
So pristine, the dice roll from under my sleeve when I shake ’em
So rude, I’m so ice cold but I’m what you need to just wake ’em
While ’em crowns and medals on the wall waitin’ for me to just take ’em
When I arrive, my theme music, gotta pound to it
And when I leave, even my shadow got a sound to it

In the meantime, Billy Danze has come through to drop off “Gotham,” a single featuring the enduring talents of the almighty Method Man. “This record is a statement to all of NYC,” explains Danze, likening his stomping ground to the notorious Batman city. “It’s the birthplace of Hip-Hop and this thing of ours cannot be overlooked. Welcome to Gotham!” As one might have expected given the lineup, the song is a nostalgic stroll down memory lane, with both parties kicking some slick bars over a soulful sampled instrumental.

Be sure to check out “Gotham” right now, and show some love to two of hip-hop’s great crews: M.O.P and Wu-Tang Clan, still representing to the fullest.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

They talk about it while I live it, my business not for critics
All black fit I get it like curly lock Hasidics
Notice Meth vicious like DMX with the scriptures
I might DM your mistress to DM message your misses

– Meth

Finally, the wait for new music is over and we’ve got some content from the one and only Breadwinner.

Out of nowhere, Kevin Gates premiered a new video on his YouTube page today, releasing his fresh single “Weeks”.

The track is just as introspective as where he left off, speaking about his experiences in the streets and bragging about the diamonds on his neck, calling them a “symbol of success” and saying that he refuses to tuck his chains because, even if he does, his opps will still try and end his life.

Keep an eye on him because it looks like Gates is reloading.

What do you think of this one?

Quotable Lyrics:

I ain’t took my chains off in weeks
If I tuck it, they gon’ try to kill me anyway
And I’m prayin’ to the god of the streets
Way too big to be discreet anyway
Hope I fly on the arms of my n***as
Wonder why my heart cold, n***a soul got the shivers
Baby, I ain’t took my chains off in weeks
Love that shit too big to be discreet

Birdman has had a hand in breaking some of the world’s biggest artists, including Lil Wayne and many others. He’s also an established rapper in his own right. While he spends more time these days as an executive, that doesn’t mean that he won’t get in the booth and spit when he feels like it.

“Plaques” is the latest single from Baby, featuring the late Young Greatness. The New Orleans rapper had signed with Cash Money Records after leaving Quality Control, and this is seemingly one of the songs that he had worked on with Stunna.

Earlier today, Birdman released the music video for the song, which you can watch below.

Quotable Lyrics:

They ain’t wanna see me with it, they played on me from beginnin’, I fucked ’em up
I shine, shine in the Bentley, my Tom Ford’s mad exquisite, I ran it up
Them n***as be different, I play my position, I fuck with my family
I’m feelin’ myself, now I’m ’bout to run it up on the road
I hit the lil’ Gucci store, told ’em lace me up for the coat
I waited my time, now I’m tryna’ kill it n***a like I’m supposed to

He’s one of the stars on “Diana”, one of the many tracks that went viral from Pop Smoke‘s posthumous debut album Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon and, today, King Combs capitalizes on his momentum by dropping his new drill single “Cartis”.

The song is clearly influenced by the sounds in Brooklyn, London, and Chicago, with King Combs showing how he sounds over a drill beat. It’s undeniably hot until about a minute-and-a-half through, with Combs finishing with an extended spoken outro before one more chorus hits.

Listen to the brand new record below and let us know if you’re feeling this.

Quotable Lyrics:

I throw on my Cartis
I can’t see none of you n***as when I’m in the party
We sippin’ on DeLeon, we do not do Bacardi
I pull out the Rolls-Royce, I didn’t want the Rari
My bitch is a Barbie, her ass is retarded
I’m rockin’ this Dior shit, fly like Jeff Hardy
Dior, n***a, this not Ed Hardy
They asking me Chris if you fuck wit n***as, I tell ’em hardly

The song arrives just days after another one of Common’s songs titled, “A Place In This World” was featured in Michelle Obama’s When We All Vote Initiative.

“A Beautiful Revolution Pt. 1 is affirmation. It’s recognition. It’s elevation. It’s music to go with a movement. Because the truth is, there is still so much work to do,” Common said in a statement. “The intention of the music is to channel all of our pain and outrage into something productive, inspirational, and good. It’s to help lead a movement into our next phase of the work to be done.”

Peep the new single below.

Quotable Lyrics
My arrival wasn’t willingly, nah
But that’s chillingly the truth
Now I fear for shots from cops killing me
They on a hunt for the blood
And we the Auxilary
The Black power and love, I’m all of the above

Part of the reason why many hip-hop heads fell in love with East’s music is because of the EastMix. For many, that was their introduction to the Harlem wordsmith. A little less than a week after releasing the deluxe edition of Karma 3, he dropped off a brand new “EastMix” flipping 2Pac and Big Stretch’s “Pain.” East’s pen is as sharp as ever as he tackles the production with vivid tales of the streets.

Check out his track below and our recent interview with the rapper, Dave East Reflects On “Karma 3,” His Favorite Lyricists, & Signing With Nas

Quotable Lyrics
Go back to the hood, look at they face and see they all proud
Trainin’ for years, it’s time to ball now
You trying to build it up, they focused on tearing your wall down
Got records comin’ back gold, I put ’em on my wall now

Around the same time, Erica Banks unleashed this new track, Megan Thee Stallion shared a video “live from Hot Girl Bootcamp” revealing that she, too, would be remixing the track. Looks like we’ll have to wait to see who did it best.

Peep Erica Banks’ remix of the viral single.

Quotable Lyrics
Hmm, wassup Jazz?
Throw that pussy, throw them titties, throw that ass
In the club with the strippers throwin’ cash
If you ain’t got no money, take yo patna to the back

It’s been roughly three years since Pia Mia released her last project, The Gift 2. Meanwhile, Flo Milli recently released her new project, Ho, why is u here? Check out our full interview with Flo Milli on the latest episode of On The Come Up. 

Quotable Lyrics
Maybe I like it when you touch it, keep it hot
Feel like she lackin’ ’cause I’m everything she not
Gave him a chance, he only got one shot
He fell in love, oo that bitch thinkin’ I took her spot

“I made that record because somebody who helped me get in this s*** was showing signs of envy,” Symba told AllHipHop about the song. “It was a newfound situation for me that they had no control over. Me being me, I still respected it because this is my homie. I know he doesn’t mean no wrong but he isn’t understanding how he feels and why he feels this way.”

Peep the track below.

Quotable Lyrics
N***as talk about murder so much, it don’t even seem violent
I’m on three-way with the pilot
How much is the plane? I’mma buy it
My neighborhood come with the siren
It’ll turn you to a tyrant

As you can expect, both Clarence and Queen Naija had responses for him, calling him out on social media and labeling him “bitter”.

Perhaps the use of that word was strategic because, only several hours have passed and, already, Queen has a new single out called “Bitter”.

With an album due out this week, Queen has officially teamed up with buzzing rapper Mulatto for the new song. The track goes on to discuss how, for Queen, the cake is “too good to be bitter”. The whole song can be seen as somewhat of a dig against Chris Sails, who can’t seem to get past his relationship with the singer.

Stay tuned for missunderstood, the new album from Queen Naija, on October 30.

Quotable Lyrics:

Let him hit the Latto, he a winner
Eat me up for dinner
And I got that WAP, I hope he a good swimmer
Can’t go big on me, I go bigger
An independent b*tch, an insecure n***a triggered

“When it comes to this president and his administration we need to exercise our right to vote and REMOVE him from office,” explains Posdnuos. On that note, the anti-Trump single wastes little time in getting straight to the point. And seeing as “Remove 45” clocks in at five and a half minutes, there are plenty of scathing bars and societal breakdowns found throughout. Though not everyone will appreciate the protest anthem, the sheer number of lyricists involved should spark at least a few curious spins. Check it out for yourself now, and sound off — do you think Donald Trump will be elected for another four years?

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Sick mentally, not credible inherently
So stupid he thought bitcoin was edible currency
Clown-ass President, more of a clown’s ass than Ronald McDonald’s rump
Look, every person who voted for Donald is not a racist,
But every racist that voted probably voted for Donald Trump

– Pharoahe Monch

While the original version found him connecting with the Dreamville camp, the Deluxe finds him turning to TDE, enlisting the talents of Reason for “Weighing Me Down.” Opting to take their time on a near-five minute track, the reflective drop finds the pair pondering the pros and cons of a fast-lane lifestyle. Given the pedigree of both emcees, there’s plenty to unpack between Hitchcock and Reason’s extensive verses, both of which are given ample time to shine. Check it out for yourself now, and be sure to support Deante Hitchcock’s continuation of Better with your comments below.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

My partner ran into them stores with a mask before COVID,
He said that he go in prepared
His daughter just turned four, he’d do time with the feds with no problem as long as she fed
Know him to don’t do no talkin’, end up like a dolphin, that boy put a hole in your head.

In reality, the zany track is hardly long enough to leave a lasting impression, especially given some of the previous releases the pair have concocted. Still, this is an Action Bronson and Alchemist duet and should be respected as such, much in the same way two top tier reality TV chefs should be during a crossover episode. Expect plenty of dark humor to be packed within the one-twenty runtime, and Action Bronson doesn’t deliver on that front. “Got me a ride or die bitch like Magic Johnson‘s wife,” he raps, over Alc’s production. “I wish my parents named me Constantine / Found out Johnny got left in a dumpster, it wasn’t a shock to me.”

Be sure to check out The Food Villain right here, and sound off if you’ll be coming back for seconds.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Got me a ride or die bitch like Magic Johnson‘s wife
I wish my parents named me Constantine
Found out Johnny got left in a dumpster, it wasn’t a shock to me

Speaking with Rolling Stone, both Big Boi and Andre 3000 offered a few words about the De La Rocha remix, which brings a heavier emphasis on the guitar throughout the already-explosive single. On that note, De La Rocha’s presence is felt primarily through his distorted tone, a signature ingredient of the Rage Against The Machine sound — though it might have been nice to hear him spit a few bars alongside Three Stacks and Big Boi. “Zack added an extra layer of grunge to a masterpiece,” praises Big Boi, in an official press release. “I’m a fan of the Rage sound so it was an honor to have them involved in a remix,” adds the ever-elusive Andre.

Be sure to check out the once-rare remix of “B.O.B,” now available on streaming platforms for the first time ever. What do you think of Zack De La Rocha’s take?

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Inslumnational, underground
Thunder pounds when I stomp the ground
Like a million elephants or silverback orangutan
You can’t stop the train
Who want some don’t come unprepared
I’ll be there, but when I leave there
Bet I’ll be a household name
Weatherman tellin’ us it ain’t gon’ rain

The 35-year-old has seemingly been putting in a lot of work behind-the-scenes, ensuring that his announcement came as a complete surprise. The Kinection is coming at the end of this week and it will serve as Omarion’s first new album in six years.

Announcing the album with the release of his lead single “Involved”, the veteran sets a sultry atmosphere with guest vocals from Wale, who comes in approximately three-minutes through.

The track is five minutes long and it includes a writing credit from Anderson .Paak.

The album is coming soon, with features from T-Pain, Busy Signal, and more.

Quotable Lyrics:

Keep the lights low, I like this better
Can’t nobody see me on this level
You can be my peace, girl, ride bеside me
I can guarantee it’s gon’ get bеtter for you

Returning with the deluxe edition this Friday, he didn’t hold out on some of the biggest collabs that he had in the cut. Teaming up with Chris Brown for “Sexual,” the pair prove that their chemistry on wax has only grown. East demolishes the beat while Breezy’s vocals detail bedroom fantasies with passion.

Check out Dave East and Chris Brown‘s collab below.

Quotable Lyrics
I climb on that pussy, she call me the G.O.A.T
I think she done fell in love with my stroke
Her body shakin’ like she just caught a stroke
Ain’t nothin’ to talk about, all in her throat
Her friends askin’ and they all wanna know

With “The Problem,” we get an uplifting beat that makes Joyner sound triumphant. In this track, he raps about some of his struggles but also highlights his victories, leading to a track that displays the growth of an artist who is still figuring things out.

Give the track a listen, below.

Quotable Lyrics:

Just hopin’ that one day this shit’ll be fine
But what if it isn’t? Or what if I’m wrong?
What am I missin’? Where do I belong?
She got a vision and I never listen
I think I been lookin’ for somethin’ that never existed
I’m dealin’ with scars that never be fixin’

With this track, Ty and Gunna float on top of upbeat trap production that is in line with many of the beats we’ve heard over the last few years. Ty’s voice works well on the track, especially as Gunna comes in with his signature flow.

Give the track a spin, and let us know what you think, in the comments below.

Quotable Lyrics:

New check, ayy, blew it on a dream house, yeah
Success, ain’t too many I can trust now
Damn, now she blowin’ up my phone, too much to dеal with
I just smoked a whole O, still ain’t feel shit

This track is a pop-rap/country crossover in which Nelly starts out the track with his signature bop. From there, Florida George Line joins the track with a typical country chorus that features the lyrical content you would come to expect from the group. It’s a collaboration that feels authentic for Nelly at this point, and he pulls it off quite well.

Quotable Lyrics:

Yeah, runnin’ all red lights
Pull up to the club, just to get, to get ahead, right
I do this shit er’ry night
You can call it limelight, I’ma call it my life
Shawty lookin’ alright
TK jeans on, skin-skin-skintight

Earlier today, he released his latest offering, “Ruff Sketches,” a song that was initially supposed to be on A Written Testimony. Electronica’s poetic flow rides a percussion-less beat with a stream-of-thought delivery. “after sharing this on our discord server, the good ppl over there decided i should share it period,” he said on Instagram.

Meanwhile, it’s only been a few weeks since his actual debut album, Act II: The Patents Of Nobility dropped. After it was initially leaked by an online group that bought it for $9K, Jay Elec dropped it on streaming platforms for the world to enjoy. Looks like Jay Electronica isn’t holding back this year.

Quotable Lyrics
Now, rollin’ out the carpet, for the Christ on the throne coming
This ain’t watch the throne, this is more like watch the homecomin’
No diss to Yeezy, but I promised to my mama
I’m goin’ Dalai with the llama if I ever make it on the TV

This song is an undeniable EDM bop as we get some driving synths and drum rhythms. Imanbek and Marshmello’s influences are all over the song, all while Usher lends his signature voice, which leads to a pretty catchy song.

With this collaboration under his belt, it’s clear that “Imanbek” will continue to be a large voice in the EDM sphere.

Quotable Lyrics:

Empty bottles clouding your mind
I know you get lonely sometimes
Say the word and I’ll make you try
I’m not afraid of the lone unknown

In this track, Ty Dolla $ign attempts to woo a woman by showing her how much different he is from her exes. It leads to an extremely seductive track with lyrics that will be perfect for your Sunday slow jam playlists.

You can stream the song, below.

Quotable Lyrics:

See that you pull up alone (Up alone)
All in the club with no panties on (Panties on)
You ain’t gotta check your phone
He don’t know what he got at home

The rapper returned at the wee hours of the morning with a brand new loosie for the world to rock with on this fine Sunday morning. “Cludder Freestyle,” produced by Christo and Nice Rec, showcases J.I.D’s intricate verse structure and sharp penmanship skills as he rips through the smooth production with ease.

Peep the record below.

Quotable Lyrics
Never trust a n***a sayin’ “Trust me”
Be stupid to trust a bitch
The only time she love me is when we fuckin’
The truth will come out the closet all dirty and dusty
But the real n***a can’t get touched by sayin’ Dusky 

Immediately upon playing the song, we are met with piano ballad vibes as Joyner offers a spoken word intro about his own rags to riches story. He then displays his usual lyricism while Rick Ross joins the song to give his signature touch.

Stream the song below, and let us know what you think.

Quotable Lyrics:

And lately, I’ve been tryna hold my blessings
You talk to God, but you don’t know the message
Those are lessons (Yeah)
Walkin’ in circles without no direction
No exceptions (Woah)

With this track, Grey brings out some haunting vibes as her voice is more lowkey and menacing. The cadence is that of someone who has been doing some form of an evil deed and the lyrics most definitely reflect that. B.o.B offers up a solid verse as well, turning this into a well-rounded track that fans of both artists will enjoy.

Quotable Lyrics:

Washing down the pain with a benzo
Tryna fit a body in my Enzo
The devil made me do it
When the pieces of my broken heart are sharper than a shard of glass
Nothing I can do to save you, sorry but it’s all out of my hands

East has continued to dive deeper into the reggae and dancehall sounds without exiting his comfort zone. The original version of Karma 3 also includes a collaboration with OVO signee and dancehall superstar Popcaan who appears on “Unruly.”

Quotable Lyrics
Her body shakin’, I told her I probably die unruly
Mafioso, I’m smokin’ watchin’ the Gotti movie
Shy when I met her, she told me boy I am not a groupie
Diamonds on me drippin’ like I just got up out a Jacuzzi
Four deep, we was dead broke, used to ride in a hooptie 

Dej Loaf sets things off with an airy verse, but don’t let her hypnotic delivery distract you from the dangers of underestimation. “Thinking that she’s sweet, I’ll put them killers on your ass,” she warns. “How you from the east and you can’t even get a pat.” Afterward, Benny, Conway, and Boldy hold it down with some bossed-up bars, each one sounding comfortable in an away-game setting. “Cautious of snakes, but often bosses relate, I broke down a quarter of weight on a white porcelain plate,” raps Benny, his flow razor-sharp. “I woke up feelin’ marvelous today /Y’all think I flossed with this cake but that show money help my dog with his case.”

Be sure to check out Dej Loaf’s new album Sell Soul II right here.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Cautious of snakes, but often bosses relate
I broke down a quarter of weight on a white porcelain plate
I woke up feelin’ marvelous today
Y’all think I flossed with this cake but that show money help my dog with his case

One of the biggest artists in the world, Ariana transcends physical borders and has become a household name in different continents. That much is rare for artists these days. For her latest album, there are rumors that the songstress is heading in a more sensual R&B direction and, while her new single “positions” is certainly poppy, it points to that chatter being accurate.

The song is produced by TBHits, Mr. Franks, and London On Da Track. In the video to the new single, Ariana infiltrates the White House, becoming the President of the United States and leading meetings, press conferences, and more. The track describes Ariana’s willingness to bend over backward for her partner, trying new things because she wants to, inspired and encouraged to spice things up in their relationship.

The new song is one of the biggest drops of the night, easing her fans into a brand new era for the pop star.

What do you think? Stay tuned for her album, which releases very soon.

Quotable Lyrics:

Switchin’ the positions for you
Cookin’ in the kitchen and I’m in the bedroom
I’m in the Olympics, way I’m jumpin’ through hoops
Know my love infinite, nothin’ I wouldn’t do
That I won’t do, switchin’ for you

“If it wasn’t for this rap shit, I’d be movin’ kilos, front the pack from my connect then cop a few casinos,” he spits. “Used to fake it ’til I made it just to boost my ego / Stashin’ money in my shirt, they thought I grew some chichos.” As the track reaches its climax, Joyner takes a moment to channel Eminem‘s “Godzilla” energy, whipping up his pace in a brief but verbally dexterous section; while perhaps not quite as rapid-fire as his predecessor, it’s clear that Joyner’s chopping ability is top tier. Check it out for yourself now, and be sure to show some love to the lyricist in the comments in you’re feeling his Evolution.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

If it wasn’t for this rap shit, I’d be movin’ kilos
Front the pack from my connect then cop a few casinos
Used to fake it ’til I made it just to boost my ego
Stashin’ money in my shirt, they thought I grew some chichos

On that note, the production is expectedly lush and dynamic, if a little busy — still, Ty Dolla opens the track with some smooth vocals, segueing into an autotune-drenched chorus from the Presidential candidate. Following that, Anderson .Paak closes things out with a quick verse, wasting little time in flaunting his sexual prowess and fast-paced lifestyle. “Peace lil’ mama, it was me, it was all my fault, three in the morning, I should be more kind to my liver,” he raps, catching a flow over Thundercat’s bassline. “I go belly up with three side piece desserts / Around this time, it start to look like Caribana / When I’m ’round, she want me to bust down on the kitten.”

Check it out now, and sound off — is that what you would have expected from this particular posse cut?

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Peace lil’ mama, it was me, it was all my fault
Three in the morning, I should be more kind to my liver
I go belly up with three side piece desserts
Around this time, it start to look like Caribana
When I’m ’round, she want me to bust down on the kitten

Over a bouncy instrumental fueled by synthesizers evocative of eighties dancefloors, Ty Dolla slides through with the confidence of a practiced melodist. As per usual, he’s got seduction on the mind, spitting some game with no intentions of settling down. “So it’s fuck your feelings, girl, I’m single for the night,” he prefaces. “Girl, I’m cool off you, I might pull up on the next bitch.” Evidently, Kid Cudi proves to be a far more amendable wingman, offering a more romantic option in contrast. “Know my lovin’ here for you, yeah,” sings Cudi. “Call me up, say you thinkin’ ’bout me heavy / You ain’t gotta ask me twice, you know I’m muhfuckin’ ready.”

Check out the understated yet still very much infectious duet between Ty Dolla and Kid Cudi right now — are you feeling the full album?

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Even though I got options, still trippin’ on you
I got choices on choices, still ain’t over you
You know I’m picky, I’m just seein’ what I like
So it’s fuck your feelings, girl, I’m single for the night

Announcing the record this week, the Private Garden representative came through with a fiery new single, titled after Miami Heat rookie Tyler Herro. The hoops star makes an appearance in the music video, which was filmed at Lou Williams’ home.

The record was produced by Boi-1da and Scott Storch, including additional production from Neenyo and Jahaan Sweet. It takes off from the momentum that Jack started with “WHATS POPPIN”, which remains one of the most popular songs of this year.

What do you think of the 2020 XXL Freshman‘s new single?

Quotable Lyrics:

F*ck what y’all think, f*ck everything that you say about me
My dogs like to play Madden and 2K
But one they don’t do is play about me
My homeboy Tyler he play in South Beach
He told me this Summer he gon’ fix my jumper
I told Boi-1da that we might got a thumper
I been tryna pop, now I’m on like Shumpert

We’re not sure when Pretty B*tch Music is going to be released, but over the summer, Saweetie spoke about what fans can expect from the project. “The key inspirations behind my new album was being a boss, getting money, loving my family, talking about them more and also just exploring my Filipino roots again,” she told HypeBae. “I wanted to do something that highlighted the Filipino culture because I have a couple lyrics that are in Tagalog so I think that’s cool.”While fans wait to hear more about the album, stream “Back to the Streets” by Saweetie featuring Jhené Aiko and let us know what you think of these two on a track.

Quotable Lyrics

My ex used to act like he owned me
Ain’t enough just to treat me like a trophy
I had that, past that, knew I had to trash that
Bounced on his ass, turn that boy into a flashback
I’m a 5-star bitch with the price tag
Gotta find me somebody that could match that

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The 23-year-old Maryland native has been releasing singles from the upcoming project, including the hyper-pop “iPhone” and the catchy “Own It”. For the last few days, she’s been teasing her next release, titled “Don’t Like Me”, which features Gucci Mane and Don Toliver. The song has officially arrived and it’s as fire as we anticipated.

Produced by Buddah Bless, “Don’t Like Me” is an anthem for the haters, with all three stars spitting braggadocios bars.

Nightmare Vacation is due for a release during “spooky season,” as Rico told Complex. With Halloween inching closer and closer, we could be expecting it to drop any minute now.

Listen to the new single below and stay tuned!

Quotable Lyrics:

My whole crew so icy
These haters don’t like me
Big check on me, no Nike
Big watch on me, it’s pricey
Haters bite my drip, Mike Tyson
Drive an all-red coupe, it’s spicy
Guwop and Rico Nasty
Pull up and the hoes get nasty

On “No No No,” you’ll find Dinero living up to his moniker as he raps about money and the life of luxury that his newfound fame has afforded him. However, he also shares that he shares his wealth with his loved ones to show that he’s working hard for his team, staying focused on one goal to the next. Stream “No No No” by Flipp Dinero featuring A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and let us know what you think.

Quotable Lyrics

Clear all my thought but my vision can’t move
‘Cause I’m focused on millis, like b*tch what it do? (Ayy, yeah)
I tell my momma, see I got them racks (Oh)
Watch how I slide, keep a toolie attached (Oh)
What I do for the guys and I do for respect (Oh yeah)

Artists are inspired by their real-life experiences, naturally, and Phora shared on Instagram that he holds “Cupid’s Curse” close to his chest. “So proud of this song!!!” the rapper said. “Wrote this from such a deep and personal place in my heart.” Turn the lights down low, stream “Cupid’s Curse” by Phora featuring Kehlani, and let us know what you think.

Quotable Lyrics

I was lonely on the ground, you were right there
Went from bein’ in my dreams to my nightmares
I’ve been trapped in my thoughts so long, I can’t find love
You know what it’s like, yeah (You know what it’s like, yeah)
Late nights, you stay on my mind, yeah (Stay on my mind, yeah)
Yeah we fight, break up, then we f*ck, make up

The updated version of the song features Queen Naija and Lil Durk who add their spins to the Zapp-sampled single. We’re easing into these colder months, and this remix is one that will make some want to get closer than close to keep warm. Stream Ne-Yo’s sultry “Computer Love”-inspired single “U 2 Luv (Remix)” featuring Jeremih, Lil Durk, and Queen Naija, and let us know what you think.

Quotable Lyrics

If I say I love you, say it back (Say it back)
She keep on playin’ that WAP from Cardi B, I know it’s wet
The way your hmm-hmm grip my hmm-hmm, you know I notice that
She ain’t the type to get revenge and give my homie sex
I told her call my phone when she nasty (When she nasty)

The world knows a lot about Youngboy Never Broke Again but the 21-year-old rapper remains one of the most misunderstood voices in the game. He has been championed as one of the most prolific artists of his generation, specifically for his consistency in terms of quality and quantity. It feels like, every month, there are at least two new projects from the superstar.

While his output may not be sustainable in the long term, it allows his fans to hold him accountable to an extent, writing his own destiny with each new release.

Today, he comes through with the tremendous remix of Jay-Z’s “The Story Of O.J.”, which takes cajones to actually release. The music video was uploaded to his YouTube page in the cold of the night and, already, it’s almost racked up 500,000 views.

Listen to the new song below and stay tuned because, rumor has it, YB might be dropping another project soon.

Quotable Lyrics:

The Shade Room was posting things, they ain’t understand how I’m living, slime
Bet they wouldn’t understand how I’m 20, clocking over 10 million, huh
I seen labels the new age slavery so I partnered up, I’m a CEO
Now I own a percentage of United Masters, tell ’em hate me

According to Genius, Ant Clemons lends his vocals to the chorus of “Damage,” although he isn’t technically listed as a feature. You can expect to see the music video for “Damage” on Wednesday (October 21), but until H.E.R. delivers that to her fans, stream her latest single and let us know what you think of this one.

Quotable Lyrics

Worry ’bout it, I’m puttin’ pressure (You know)
You’ll only kept me if I let you
No, he ain’t the one, it’s just for pleasure
Either learn me or I’m a lesson, no, no

To add to the already increasing hype surrounding the release of Sell Sole II, DeJ Loaf drops off her single “No Ceiling” featuring Gunna. The Detroit artist’s unique sound pairs well with the Georgia rapper as they reach for heights without limits. Check out what DeJ has to offer with Gunna on their single by streaming “No Ceiling” and letting us know your thoughts.

Quotable Lyrics

Oh we get it by any means
Gucci store, oh we shop in the Philippines
Double cup, love mix my Promethazine
I done go to Tiffany to get her diamond ring
But Chanel got bigger dreams

As he often does, Joyner makes sure to provide two sides to the story, though his own preference is evident from the start. Lest we forget, snitching is one of hip-hop’s cardinal sins, a surefire way to tarnish one’s reputation and integrity. “Your kids’ll grow up, knowin’ that you just a sucka for life,” he raps, in the climactic bars. “Lackin’ morals and integrity, it come with a price / and if you fold then you should know, that we ain’t nothin’ alike.”

To further enhance the narrative, Joyner has opted to give “Snitch” the visual treatment — check it out now, and sound off. Do you think Joyner’s assessment that he’s sitting on a classic has a chance fo being accurate?

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Man fuck that “make it right shit”, you gotta sit, do your bid
You should’ve thought about this shit, before you did what you did
Give a fuck about your family or your bitch or your kids
You either gon’ respect the code or your gon’ get what you give
Who gives a fuck about the codes? No one follow codes
We both know that jail ain’t the place you wanna go
Somebody fuckin’ on your bitch, you tryna call her phone
If I was you I’d tell them boys everything they wanna know

Speaking with Zane Lowe on Apple Music, Ty Dolla broke down how the inevitable hit single came to be — and from the sound of it, it wasn’t always smooth sailing. “I did my part on it. I was just like, “Yo, we need Post on this one. This is the one.” So, I called him and he took a f-king hell of a long time to send it back,” admits Ty. “But, I got it back. Shout out, Post. I was kind of impatient just because we started on this song, me and him, definitely sometime last year. And I’m like, “Yo, finish your f-king verse. Finish your verse.'”

While it took a minute for Ty to actually land Posty’s completed vocals, he maintains that the Bud Light Baron is always worth the wait. “Shout out to our brother, Post,” he concludes. “He’s about perfection, and we see it in his work, every time.” On that note, be sure to check out “Spicy” right now, and sound off — do you think this one has the makings of another major hit?

QUOTABLE LYRICS

She bad, crazy, but I like it like this
Said shawty so bad, man shawty so cold
Wanna go out, twenty five years old
Met her in the club, they was playing “Psycho”
Now we match APs and they all rose gold