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A pair of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ homes in Los Angeles and Miami were reportedly raided by law enforcement on Monday March 25. Fox 11 reports that the raids were executed by Homeland Security “in connection” with an ongoing federal sex trafficking investigation.

Tetris Kelly
Breaking news Diddy’s LA and Miami homes have been raided by Homeland Security and both his sons have been placed in handcuffs. I have the updates for you now. TMZ broke that Diddy’s homes were rated in a sex trafficking investigation. Now Homeland Security has released a statement here’s what it say, “earlier today Homeland Security Investigations New York executed law enforcement actions as a part of an ongoing investigation, with assistance from HSI Los Angeles, HSI Miami and our local law enforcement partners. We will provide further information as it becomes available.” Now recently, Diddy has been no stranger to sexual assault and misconduct allegations which he has firmly denied on all accounts.FOX 11 does have video of the rate in which both of people handcuffed seem to be his sons. Justin and King Combs, Billboard will be following the story as it develops and you can catch all the updates at Billboard.com.

Drake appeared to send a strong message to Kendrick Lamar and the rest of the rap game during his show in Sunrise, Fla.

Drake:
“I got my f–kin’ head up high, my back straight, I’m 10 f–king toes down.”

Tetris Kelly:
Drake seems to address Kendrick Lamar, continuing the long-standing feud.

Drake:
There’s not a n—a on this earth that could ever f–k with me in my life.

Tetris Kelly:
Drake had this to say at is recent concert, and the internet is assuming he’s talking about Kendrick Lamar in the viral video.

Tetris Kelly:
On Friday, Kendrick called out Drake and J. Cole on Future and Metro Boomin ‘s new track “Like That.”

That’s Kendrick Lamar addressing Drake and J. Cole song “First Person Shooter,” where J. Cole tried to claim the three rappers are the best in the game, but this beef is over a decade old. Back in 2013 Kendrick had this to say on Big Sean’s “Control.”

Back then Drake told Billboard, “It just sounded like an ambitious thought to me. That’s all it was. I know good and well that Kendrick’s not murdering me at all in any platform. So when that day presents itself, I guess we can revisit the topic.”

Well, it looks like we’ve come full circle, Drake.

Drake:
There’s not a n—a on this earth that could ever f–k with me in my life.

Iván Cornejo talks about what it was like to play the Houston Rodeo, what fans can expect next from his upcoming music, memorable moments for him from his tour, the big boost Regional Mexican music has gotten over the past year, some of his new musical influences and more!

Iván Cornejo:
I was s—ting bricks. I was so scared. It was really fun. It was good nervous, you know?

Hey, what’s up, guys? It’s Iván Cornejo, and you’re watching Billboard News. I felt nice. You know, Houston is like my second home. Like, my first show was here in Houston. Half the crowd was my family and the other 12 people, you know, just fans. It feels nice to just come back two years later and just you know, do the Houston rodeo which was insane for me.

It’s a beautiful feeling. Houston just has always showed me so much love. It feels nice knowing that, like, a lot of people who came to see me tonight.

I was s—ting bricks. I was so scared. It was really fun. It was good nervous. Yeah, it’s insane. It’s scary. Um, you know, I’m still slowly building up my confidence. Practice makes perfect, I guess.

I’ve been in like the smallest venue you can think of, and I’m was more scared of the stadium. But hearing the fans sing your songs just gives you a lot of confidence. And it just definitely made me feel a lot better when I heard people singing.

Watch the full video above!

We tested Barbz at Rolling Loud to see who would know the most about Nicki Minaj.

Tetris Kelly:
So, I’m trying to find the biggest Barbz out here. I’m gonna ask you guys a couple of questions. OK: Where was she born?

Barbz:
Spain!

Tetris Kelly:
Spain?

Barbz:
Wait, can I start over?

Tetris Kelly:
Rewind! It’s being Friday at Rolling Loud. Everybody’s here to see Nicki Minaj. I’m trying to find out who’s the biggest Barbz. Something about your energy told me I might have found the right crew. Where was Nicki Minaj born?

Barbz:
Queens, New York, Trinidad. Trinidad or Queens, New York. Well she was born in Trinidad, but she lived in Queens.

Tetris Kelly:
She went on tour with a famous pop star. Who was it?

Barbz:
Britney Spears.

Tetris Kelly:
He was on that. I think we got Britney army right here. What’s your favorite Nicki Minaj album song?

That Mexican OT:
I like “Roger That.” “Flow tighter than a d–k in a butt.” She was killing that s–t, yo!

She was ruthless with it, she’s Nicki, she’s that b—h.

Tetris Kelly:
She was famously fired from Red Lobster. Why?

Barbz:
She had an attitude.

Tetris Kelly:
OK!

Barbz:
She went outside and told them, ‘Give me my motherf–kin’ pen back,’ that’s it! And she got fired when she came back in. That’s amazing.

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