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GELO was already climbing the charts with his breakthrough hit, “Tweaker,” but the song got even more of a boost thanks to a remix from none other than Lil Wayne.
That’s like hooping with [Michael] Jordan,” GELO told Billboard of working with Weezy. “He back on that Dedication type of sound. That boy was flowing.”
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Below, find the lyrics to GELO’s “Tweaker” remix with Lil Wayne.
(Glizock, pop your shit, boy)Watch over your shoulder, niggaShit get real out here, foolAh(KUNICA on the beat)
I might swerve, bend that corner, woahBitch, hold on tight ’cause I’ll tweak in this bitch, start lettin’ shit goAnd I heard that she wanna showMe who she be, I’m kinda fuckin’ with it, show me some moreBitch, we tatted head to toe, could give a fuck, the story wroteYou wanna tweak? Get up with me and I’ma show you how that goLike the money in my pockets, blowThey havin’ convos about me, these pussy niggas don’t know
Tell me what they talkin’ ’bout, I ain’t fuckin’ listenin’Let your thoughts run your mouth, but ain’t touchin’ dividendsNigga, I ain’t from the South, but kick it with my Memphis twinNigga, I can’t take a loss, I’m always goin’ for the win (for the win)I been geeked up in this booth, I got my blunt packed for the starterNigga, don’t be here actin’ new, they’ll put some holes all through your bodyI’m like “Oh, them hoes is cool, let ’em in if that shit water” (water)See a nigga actin’ bothered, got my green light to red dot ’em (red dot, red dot)If you spot me, ho, I’m sorry, I can’t take you, it get gnarly (get gnarly)Look like your nigga want smoke, well, we gon’ do this shit regardless (regardless)And I started from the bottom, just like you, but I was harder (way harder)I came up a fuckin’ soldier, nigga, shout out to my father (shout out my father)
Ah-ahHe made sure I’ll make it fartherAh-ah (ah-ah-ah-ah)My trust in God, Glocks, and dollars
I might swerve, bend that corner, woahBitch, hold on tight ’cause I’ll tweak in this bitch, start lettin’ shit goAnd I heard that she wanna showMe who she be, I’m kinda fuckin’ with it, show me some moreBitch, we tatted head to toe, could give a fuck, the story wroteYou wanna tweak? Get up with me and I’ma show you how that goLike the money in my pockets, blowThey havin’ convos about me, these pussy niggas don’t know
Wah, remix, babyI cross yo’ ass up like Jesus, babyYou know I reheat this, baby, then eat this, babyAnd I laced this bitch like Victoria Secrets, babyThis for the tweakers, baby, you see this, babyWheezy F., and the F is for features, babyI went from the bleachers, baby, to beaches, babyTo each his own, gotta own, I can’t lease it, babyI’m beastin’, baby, I feast like I’m obese and lazyAnd if they sleepin’ on a G.O.A.T., they countin’ sheep then, babyWeaklings, baby, they comin’ with that weak shit, babyYou know I cook a rapper ass like I eat shit, baby, hold upI’ma use your blood to paint the wall, dogI could make the art of war look like a Andy WarholMoney all out the pocket like Lamar, dogSonnin’ these niggas like LaVar Ball, Mula
I might swerve, bend that corner, woahBitch, hold on tight ’cause I’ll tweak in this bitch, start lettin’ shit goAnd I heard that she wanna showMe who she be, I’m kinda fuckin’ with it, show me some moreBitch, we tatted head to toe, could give a fuck, the story wroteYou wanna tweak? Get up with me and I’ma show you how that goLike the money in my pockets, blow, blowThey havin’ convos about me, these pussy niggas don’t know
Mula, babyYeah, stuntin’ like my daddyAll my sons killers, this is target practice, nigga, baowStuntin’ like my daddyBall ’til I fall, ball like the family, hold upAll my sons shootersBitch, this Young Mula, hold upAll my sons shootersBitch, this Young Mula, hold upStuntin’ like my daddy, stuntin’ like my daddyBall ’til I fall, ball like the family
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Doechii is continuing her breakthrough year with the virality of “Denial Is a River,” which appeared on her Grammy-winning album, Alligator Bites Never Heal.
The superstar delivered the hit as well as “Catfish” at the Feb. 2 Grammys ceremony in Los Angeles, where the song won best rap album. Doechii became only the third woman artist to ever take home the prestigious honor.
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Below, find the lyrics to Doechii’s “Denial Is a River.”
Hey, I thought it was all overWhat’s up, Doechii?Hey, girlYou know, it’s been a lil’ minute since you and I have had a chat?Has it really?Probably since, like, your last EP, Oh The Places You’ll GoOh, wow, it’s been a minute, yeah?I’ve been gettin’ some calls, people are a little bit worried about youNot worried, okayAnd I know that was kinda that outlet for you, soYou wereWhy don’t you just tell me what’s been goin’ on?Okay
Remember old dude from 2019?Nice clean nigga, did me dirtier than laundry (than laundry)Took a scroll through his IGJust to get a DM from his wifey? (What the fuck?)I was so confused, what should Doechii do?She didn’t know about me and I didn’t know ’bout SueI opened up the messages then had to hit the zoomTurns out the girl was really a dude? (Goddamn)Nigga think he slicked back ’til I slipped backGot my lick back, turned a nigga to a knick-knack (to a knick-knack)I moved on, dropped a couple of songsAnd then I went and got signed, that was 2021
Okay, I just feel like this is the perfect opportunityFor us to just take a second and kind of unpack what’s happened to youYou know, this guy cheated on you and-Mm, nah, (oh) fuck it
Platinum record this, viral record thatI’m makin’ so much money, I’m all over the ‘netI’m movin’ so fast, no time to processAnd no, I’m not in a gang, but I’m always on setWrist watch, drip drop, label want the TikToksNow I’m makin’ TikTok music, what the fuck?I need a cleanse, need a detoxBut we ain’t got time to stop, the charts needs us (and they do)Fast forward me, 2023I’m stackin’ lots of cheese and makin’ moneyMy grass is really green and
Honestly, I can’t even fucking cap no moreThis is a really dark time for meI’m goin’ through a lotBy a lot, you mean drugs?Um, I wouldn’t-Drugs?No, it’s a- (no?) it’s a natural plantNo, I’m not judgingI’m not an addictI’m just sayingI don’t think-You wanna talk about it?Uh
I mean, fuck, I like pills, I like drugsI like gettin’ moneyI like strippers, I like to fuckI like day drinkin’ and day parties in HollywoodI like doin’ Hollywood shit, snort it, probably wouldWhat can I say? The shit works, it feels goodAnd my self-worth’s at an all time lowAnd just when it couldn’t get worseMy ex crashed my place and destroyed all I ownedWhoopsie, made a oopsieOne hunnid thousand dollar “oops” made me loopyI ain’t a killer, but don’t push meDon’t wanna have to turn a nigga guts into soup beans
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoaRurrOkay, Doechii, we don’t wanna revert back into (sorry) our old waysOkaySo, we’re gonna try a breathing exercise, okay?Alright, wordWhen I breathe, (okay) you breatheAlright? Let’s goUh, uh, uhUh, uh, ahUh, uh, uh, ahUh, uh, uh, uh, ahUh, uh, uh, uh, ahWoo-sah
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Drake has officially tied the record of having 14 No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200 with his latest album with PARTYNEXTDOOR on ‘$ome $exy $ongs 4 U.’ Keep watching to see how the three have achieved this feat, and who has the most No. 1s on the Billboard 200! Who do you think will […]
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Just over a week after A$AP Rocky (born Rakim Mayers) was found not guilty on all counts in his 2021 felony shooting case, A$AP Relli (born Terell Ephron) is moving forward with his civil lawsuit against the A$AP Mob frontman.
On Wednesday (Feb. 26), Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge William Fahey lifted a hold on Relli’s assault and battery case against Rocky and set a trial date of Jan. 12, 2026, according to Rolling Stone.
Relli’s lawyer, Melisa Mikhail, reportedly appeared virtually at the hearing and said that her client had no plans of dropping the lawsuit while citing the lower burden of proof in a civil versus criminal court.
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“We intend to continue litigating this case,” Mikail said. “The standard in a criminal case is much higher than the preponderance of the evidence standard in a civil matter. We still believe that our claims have merit, and we intend on fully litigating them.”
During the hearing, Rocky’s civil attorney James Sargent reportedly argued that “there’s no longer a basis” for the case. “Mr. Ephron testified in the criminal case as to the facts and circumstances,” Sargent said. “The jury’s acquittal speaks volumes as to how they valued that testimonial evidence.”
The next hearing in the civil lawsuit — which was originally filed in 2022 — is scheduled for May 28. Billboard has reached out to attorneys for both Relli and Rocky for comment.
In both the criminal and civil cases, Rocky is accused of firing a weapon at Relli following a heated confrontation near a Hollywood hotel on Nov. 6, 2021. In the criminal trial, Relli maintained that he was grazed by gunfire, but Tacopina argued that the weapon was in fact a prop gun filled with blanks.
Rocky, who had faced two felony counts of assault with a firearm and a maximum of 24 years in prison in the criminal case, was acquitted by a jury on Feb. 18. Upon the reading of the verdict, the Harlem rapper embraced his attorney and then dove into the gallery to celebrate with his partner, Rihanna. The rapper had earlier turned down a final plea deal ahead of trial that would have resulted in a 180-day jail sentence.
In today’s episode of ‘Billboard Unfiltered,’ Billboard staffers Kyle Denis, Damien Scott, Carl Lamarre and Trevor Anderson break down Drake tying with Taylor Swift & Jay-Z on the Billboard 200 with ‘$ome $exy $ongs 4 U,’ if MCs should take J.Cole seriously, Ye sharing an alleged DM of The Game DMing Tina Knowles, Rolling Stone’s worst song on Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller,’ the 15 up and coming hip-hop, African & R&B artists to watch in 2025 and more!
Carl Lamarre:
Yo yo. What’s going on, y’all, welcome to a fresh episode of Billboard Unfiltered, gentlemen!
Kyle Denis:
Yo yo.
Carl Lamarre:
What it do, what it do, what it do, what it do? How y’all feeling?
Trevor Anderson:
You a little high today?
Carl Lamarre:
I’m on my high horse.
Trevor Anderson:
Clearly!
Damien Scott:
We all know why.
Carl Lamarre:
We all know why!
Kyle Denis:
A high horse? Uh-oh, why?
Carl Lamarre:
The reason why-
Kyle Denis:
Something happened?
Carl Lamarre:
Huh?
Kyle Denis:
Something happened?
Carl Lamarre:
Something monumental will happen.
Kyle Denis:
Oh, put me on. What happened?
Trevor Anderson:
Monumental?
Carl Lamarre:
Potentially, I’m not gonna say historic, but we’re on the doors of something, well, on the steps of some history-making sh–. I gotta say we’re gonna start this off with brother Aubrey Graham notched-
Damien Scott:
Surprise, surprise.
Carl Lamarre:
Notched number 14.
Trevor Anderson:
Come on, notch?
Carl Lamarre:
Notch. Come on. I took some advanced classes back in the day. Brother Aubrey and PARTYNEXTDOOR notched a No. 1 album on the Billboard 200, ‘$ome $exy $ongs 4 U.’ 246,000 album equivalent units, marking number 14 for Mr. Aubrey Graham, tying him with Jay-Z and Taylor Swift for the most No. 1s for soloists still trailing, of course, The Beatles with 19.
Kyle Denis;
Come on.
Trevor Anderson:
Hey, they got the AI song a few years ago, a lil AI album.
Carl Lamarre:
Still got some work to do. But you know, first off, of course, Mr. PARTYNEXTDOOR, shout out to PARTY getting his first No. 1 album.
Kyle Denis:
Absolutely.
Damien Scott:
This is his biggest first week, right?
Carl Lamarre:
Biggest first week.
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Another week means another new episode of Billboard Unfiltered. This episode was broadcasted live on Wednesday (Feb. 26) with the core four back together.
Drake and PartyNextDoor topped the Billboard 200 with $ome $exy $ongs 4 U earning 246,000 first-week units. The feat brings Drizzy to 14 No. 1 albums, which ties him for the most ever among soloists.
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Deputy Director Damien Scott thinks Drake cracked the code with his album sequencing in the streaming era with Views. “Views, to me, is where Drake figured it out. He’s like, ‘Oh, this long-ass album with a multitude of genres.’ He figured out how to make an album for the way people consume music now and then he kept trying to make that album over and over again,” he said. “He’s never dropped below a certain qualitative point where people are like, ‘I’m not gonna pay attention to this.’ … I’m curious to see what the staying power is.”
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Staff Writer Kyle Denis considered the first-week sales for Drake to be “soft” when comparing to his previous bodies of work. “I’ll never take away this kind of feat. Tying the record for most No. 1 albums by a rapper, that’s something to celebrate about. But at the same time, when you contextualize these numbers they’re kind of soft,” he said. “I think him not clearing 300,000 is pretty surprising to me… This is squarely more in his wheelhouse and he’s still 100K behind his collab albums he did with Future and 21 Savage.”
When looking ahead to the all-time No. 1 albums list, Billboard charts expert Trevor Anderson wonders if Drake albums will continue to remain events. “Will Drake ever come out and it’s eh, fine, top 10 or will they always be events?” Anderson pondered.
Deputy Editor Carl Lamarre reported that he’s hearing that Drake could possibly come with his next heavily-anticipated solo album this summer surrounding his three-night headlining performance across the pond at Wireless Festival.
Meanwhile, J. Cole returned with “Clouds” last week, and it appears a possible feud with Freddie Gibbs is brewing on the horizon. After side-stepping the Kendrick Lamar feud last year, would Cole step into the ring with Freddie Kane?
“If he were to go at Cole, I don’t have any inside information, but I don’t think Cole would be like, ‘I’m alright, man.’ Gibbs is basically calling him a b—h, like you’re not gonna squeeze off with anybody. The dude’s still an amazing rapper,” Scott said. “The circumstances around the Kendrick beef are very particular… It won’t be like that otherwise.”
Ye and The Game also reunited earlier this week and appeared to be using Tina Knowles as the duo’s creative muse while Yeezy teased Game’s The Documentary 3.
“He’s just too old to be acting like this,” Denis said. “45 and 47, really? It’s just so desperate and so pathetic and it’s so clear you want their attention and they haven’t given you it in recent years.”
Watch the full episode below.