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Riri🫶🏽 retweeted
#YellaBeezy was found guilty of capital murder and sentenced to life without parole on the sixth anniversary of #Mo3's death.
I get his sentiments and his wife should be allowed to speak to what she wants and do what she wants but my only qualm is not expecting criticism to come along with it. Being she’s a public figure. She literally provided content to discuss.
“I tried to laugh this one off, but something needs to be said”
Steph Curry fires back at Nick Young, Gilbert Arenas, and others criticizing his wife, Ayesha Curry, making it clear he’s tired of her name being brought into their conversations.
“Kind of speaks to a bigger conversation on how you view women in this world and what they’re allowed and what they’re not allowed to do.”
(🎥Steph Curry/Instagram)
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🚨 MY OPINION: 🧐 THIS LINEUP IS LOOKING REAL ROC NATION-Y… 🤔
I’m not going to lie, the lineup of people selected for this upcoming 2Pac interview/documentary is raising some serious questions for me. It almost feels like they’re setting the stage to put together a narrative that could ultimately take shots at 2Pac’s character and legacy.
Let’s look at some of the names involved.
They brought on Dream Hampton, who collaborated with Jay-Z on his book Decoded and was also behind the 2019 Surviving R. Kelly documentary. That documentary featured Charlamagne Tha God, who received heavy criticism for participating in a project that examined R. Kelly’s alleged sexual misconduct, given the controversy surrounding Charlamagne’s own past admissions involving a minor.
When that information resurfaced and went viral, Dream Hampton issued an apology to viewers for including Charlamagne in the documentary.
➡️ So now, here she is working with Charlamagne again.
That makes me question whether that original apology was genuine or simply a PR response to the backlash.
But beyond that, WHY ARE WE GETTING THIS 2PAC INTERVIEW NOW, AND WHY WAS THIS PARTICULAR LINEUP SELECTED?
I’m looking at the names involved, and I have to question the direction of this entire production.
Why are DJ Funk Flex and Treach not part of this conversation? These are people who actually have connections to the era and could provide meaningful perspective on Pac.
Instead, we have RocNation Charlamagne Tha God, Joe Budden, Dream Hampton, DJ Hed, Bootleg Kev, and Matt Barnes.
Nothing against people having opinions or discussing hip-hop history, but when you’re putting together a project centered around one of the most influential figures in hip-hop history, shouldn’t the priority be people who actually knew 2Pac, were around him, worked with him, or had direct conversations with him?
I don’t want a panel of people who are simply going to give their modern-day interpretations of a man who isn’t here to defend himself.
MY BIGGEST QUESTION IS: WHAT IS THE ACTUAL OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT?
Because the lineup is giving me a particular vibe, and I don’t want to see another situation where the focus shifts away from celebrating and understanding 2Pac’s legacy and turns into an attempt to rewrite his character or create a negative narrative around him.
Maybe I’m reading too much into it, but the selection of people involved definitely has me raising an eyebrow. 👀 🤔…
Riri🫶🏽 retweeted
And see that's the gray area many do no want to admit 🤌🏽there are nuances in gender relations whether people like to admit it or not. There are definitely significant considerations, and that is not me being obtuse to the point being made about equality, however equity is an integral consideration as well
Riri🫶🏽 retweeted
If y'all have been under a rock (no pun intended), part of Tupac's estate is administered by Roc Nation-affiliated lawyers. Do with that what you will.
🚨 MY OPINION: 🧐 THIS LINEUP IS LOOKING REAL ROC NATION-Y… 🤔
I’m not going to lie, the lineup of people selected for this upcoming 2Pac interview/documentary is raising some serious questions for me. It almost feels like they’re setting the stage to put together a narrative that could ultimately take shots at 2Pac’s character and legacy.
Let’s look at some of the names involved.
They brought on Dream Hampton, who collaborated with Jay-Z on his book Decoded and was also behind the 2019 Surviving R. Kelly documentary. That documentary featured Charlamagne Tha God, who received heavy criticism for participating in a project that examined R. Kelly’s alleged sexual misconduct, given the controversy surrounding Charlamagne’s own past admissions involving a minor.
When that information resurfaced and went viral, Dream Hampton issued an apology to viewers for including Charlamagne in the documentary.
➡️ So now, here she is working with Charlamagne again.
That makes me question whether that original apology was genuine or simply a PR response to the backlash.
But beyond that, WHY ARE WE GETTING THIS 2PAC INTERVIEW NOW, AND WHY WAS THIS PARTICULAR LINEUP SELECTED?
I’m looking at the names involved, and I have to question the direction of this entire production.
Why are DJ Funk Flex and Treach not part of this conversation? These are people who actually have connections to the era and could provide meaningful perspective on Pac.
Instead, we have RocNation Charlamagne Tha God, Joe Budden, Dream Hampton, DJ Hed, Bootleg Kev, and Matt Barnes.
Nothing against people having opinions or discussing hip-hop history, but when you’re putting together a project centered around one of the most influential figures in hip-hop history, shouldn’t the priority be people who actually knew 2Pac, were around him, worked with him, or had direct conversations with him?
I don’t want a panel of people who are simply going to give their modern-day interpretations of a man who isn’t here to defend himself.
MY BIGGEST QUESTION IS: WHAT IS THE ACTUAL OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT?
Because the lineup is giving me a particular vibe, and I don’t want to see another situation where the focus shifts away from celebrating and understanding 2Pac’s legacy and turns into an attempt to rewrite his character or create a negative narrative around him.
Maybe I’m reading too much into it, but the selection of people involved definitely has me raising an eyebrow. 👀 🤔…
Riri🫶🏽 retweeted
Cops nab teen suspect in murder of Javits Frimpong, 15-year-old shot on walk to school trib.al/yW4Rjrx
What’s going to make me upset is people acting like Tupac was crazy to feel how he felt. Hip Hop is full of professional gaslighters when it comes to speaking on experiences. It irritates me every single time.
Angie Martinez interviewed Tupac Shakur three months before his death. She’s finally sharing her interview with the world in THE TUPAC TAPES WITH ANGIE MARTINEZ, a four-episode video podcast event, premiering on November 27.
Joining her to reflect on Tupac’s life, legacy, and lasting impact are Matt Barnes, Big Boy, Bootleg Kev, Joe Budden, Charlamagne Tha God, DJ Hed, E.D.I. Mean, Erica Ford, Dream Hampton, Lil’ Cease, Monie Love, Ed Lover, Aiyisha T. Obafemi, Wallo, and RZA.
Unless there’s going to be an increased police presence or, at the very least, strict protocols at the homeless shelter during the hours children are out and about, this is not a good idea. Absolutely not. Being homeless does not make someone a bad person. However, there are individuals who may exhibit unpredictable or unstable behavior, and without proper safeguards in place, that raises serious safety concerns for me, especially where children are involved.
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#Drake posted a story reacting to YouTube streams coming back to the Billboard charts, writing "Wtf this game so cooked 😳." YouTube pulled its data from the charts in January, the same year ICEMAN dropped, and those streams will count again starting with the charts dated January 2027. The formula is changing too, so 1,500 free streams will equal one album unit instead of 2,500. Some are claiming he lost around 413,000 album units this year from YouTube streams that didn't count 👀
Riri🫶🏽 retweeted
R.I.P Gearald Levert
🚨🕊️ 20 YEARS AGO TODAY: R&B LEGEND GERALD LEVERT WAS FOUND DEAD AT HIS OHIO HOME AT JUST 40 YEARS OLD‼️
📰 On this day 20 years ago, the music industry was rocked by the sudden and unexpected death of legendary R&B singer Gerald Levert, the son of Eddie Levert, lead singer of The O’Jays.
➤ Initial reports suggested a heart attack, but an autopsy later revealed that his death resulted from an accidental combination of prescription and over-the-counter medications.
➤ The medical examiner also discovered that Gerald had been suffering from “pneumonia” at the time of his death.
➤ Tragically, less than two years later, his younger brother Sean Levert would also pass away at just 39 years old, leaving their father, Eddie Levert, grieving the loss of two sons.
➤ From his days with LeVert to his legendary solo career and the R&B supergroup LSG, Gerald gave the world timeless music and a voice that could never be duplicated.
💔 20 YEARS LATER, HIS VOICE REMAINS TIMELESS, HIS LEGACY REMAINS UNTOUCHABLE, AND HIS ABSENCE IS STILL FELT THROUGHOUT THE MUSIC INDUSTRY.
JULY 13, 1966 🕊️ NOVEMBER 10, 2006.
#GeraldLevert #RIPGeraldLevert #GoneButNeverForgotten #RNB
Riri🫶🏽 retweeted
Brandy and Monica Announce 'The Boy Is Mine' 2027 Residency at Las Vegas' Resorts World variety.com/2026/music/news/…
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🚨 The BZR Weekend Jamaica promoters have issued an official statement calling Cardi B’s claims about Jamaican government funding “false claims.” They insist the event was independently funded and that Cardi B was paid in full directly through independent funding. They also say they will make no further statements as the legal process takes its course.
One poorly drafted contract provision can cost someone millions. I want to see what evidence that man actually has. And saying you only have your attorney review things is a red flag to me. Attorneys are human. They make mistakes, and miscommunication happens. You have to learn your business and understand what you’re agreeing to. Having legal representation doesn’t absolve you of the responsibility to know what’s in your own contract.
LMFAOOOOOOOOOOO so the government said, they have no clue what she’s talking about? Yikes.
The Government of Jamaica says it made no commitment or payment toward the fees associated with Cardi B's now cancelled appearance for the BZR WKND concert.
READ MORE HERE: nationwideradiojm.com/govt-s…
Riri🫶🏽 retweeted
One of the top officials at the U.S. Marshals Service has been placed on leave over his alleged involvement in an incident in which a watermelon was left on the desk of a Black deputy assistant director cbsnews.com/news/marshals-se…
