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06 Oct 2023

Drake Says He ‘Probably Won’t Make Music For a Little Bit’ to Focus on His Health

Drake has released three albums in the past year and after dropping his latest, For All The Dogs, on Friday (Oct. 6), he said he’s planning on taking a break. “I probably won’t make music for a little bit. I’m gonna be honest. I might, I got some other things I need to do for some other people that I made promises to, but I probably won’t make music for a little bit,” the rapper said on his SiriusXM series “Table For One,” which premiered on his Sound 42 channel just hours after the album’s release.

“I’m gonna be real with you. I need to focus on my health first and foremost, and I’ll talk about that soon enough,” Drizzy added. “Nothing crazy, but just like, you know, I want people to be healthy in life, and I’ve been having the craziest problems for years with my stomach. I was just saying what it is now. I’m saying I was gonna say it. I’ll say it. So I, I need to focus on, on my health and I need to get right.”

At press time Drake did not offer up any specific details on what has been ailing him, but said that he plans to “lock the door in the studio for a little bit. I don’t even know what a little bit is. Maybe, maybe a year or something, or maybe a little longer.” For All The Dogs is the follow-up to last summer’s Honestly, Nevermind and November’s 21 Savage collab album Her Loss.

The tough news was packaged with some good news for fans in the form of Drake saying that he’d, literally, just stepped out of the studio with J. Cole and that the fruits of those sessions are slated to hit before the beginning of his open-ended recording hiatus. “I just got out of the studio. Fourth quarter magic, me and Cole going crazy,” he said. “Me and Cole went crazy tonight. Shout out J. Cole.” At press time no additional information was available on the title or timetable for that project; a spokesperson for Drake could not be reached for comment on the rapper’s health issues or the J. Cole collaboration at press time.

The boozy early morning chat also included a call-in from Lil Yachty, who said he’d never heard Drake so hammered; for the record, the 6 God said he was not drunk, just happy. “I’m proud of you always,” Yachty said as Drake chatted him up over the strains of Rose Royce’s 1976 disco classic “Car Wash.”

Listen to Drake talk about the “overwhelming love” he felt on his recent tour, chat with Yachty about smacking down haters and announce his recording hiatus below.





06 Oct 2023

Can Hip-Hop Afford a Drake Break?

On Friday (Oct. 6), Drake’s long-awaited eighth solo studio album, For All The Dogs, dropped after seemingly endless delays — including a last-second pushback to 6:00 a.m. to receive buzzer-beater features from J. Cole and SZA. Along with gift-wrapping his 23-track set, Drake revealed to fans on his SiriusXM series Table For One that after this album, he would take a hiatus from recording music, citing health reasons. 

After a Herculean run, which includes a staggering 14 albums since his 2009 entrance with So Far Gone, Drake not only borrowed Hov’s blueprint for holding the rap game hostage every summer, but he personified it. The Golden Age of Aubrey consisted of scintillating features, club-ready bangers, and trigger-happy volleys aimed at whoever had the unmitigated gall to test the 6 God. Now, a much-deserved break is necessary for one of the genre’s most prolific artists. Not only can Drake focus on his physical and mental state after a grueling nationwide tour, but he can come back with fresher experiences to brighten up his catalog after his back-breaking efforts over the last decade and a half. 

Now, if Drake does take a breather, where does this leave hip-hop? Will anyone dare contest him for the throne? With Drizzy out of commission, more artists can step up to the plate and challenge for the enviable position. The culture should rely on something other than a Drake album to save the year instead of treating his annual release like hip-hop’s Super Bowl. And though this year has been the least impressive showing from the genre commercially in quite some time, Travis Scott, Gunna, and Rod Wave still shined with their new releases. 

After a lengthy layoff amid anticipation and turmoil from his Astroworld Festival debacle, Scott executed a riveting album that again tinkered with listeners’ imaginations. His futuristic palette was on full display with Utopia reinforcing the hope that La Flame can continue to thrive as an unassailable force in music. Not only did the star-laden album debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 last August with close to 500,000 units, but Utopia remained at the summit for another three more. 

The story of Gunna in 2023 might be one for the books. Upon being released from jail last December after taking an Alford Plea in the YSL case, questions arose about how his music career would continue. Fans believed that the allegations that he had snitched on YSL head Young Thug would beset the rapper’s legacy, as his peers mostly steered clear of showing him any public support. In June, he quashed doubts about his continued star power as he doled out his fourth studio album, A Gift and a Curse. Riding solo, Gunna swatted detractors on tracks like “Back at It” while pushing out arguably the song of the summer with “Fukumean.” After 15 weeks on the Hot 100, the RIAA platinum-certified hit remains inside the chart’s top 10, sitting at No. 9 this week. His biggest win came last month when he sold out New York’s Barclay Center Arena and delivered a rousing and well-received 90-minute set, signaling his prowess as a top-billing performer and mainstay in the genre. 

And we can’t forget Rod Wave, who has become hip-hop’s silent assassin over the last few years. Adept at soul-stirring vibes, Wave can puncture the hearts of even the darkest souls, which is why he is quickly growing into one of hip-hop’s most noteworthy artists. And though his emotional savvy and heart-on-sleeve demeanor borrows from the Book of Drake, Rod’s soulful voice is one of one, proving why hip-hop will have legs for years to come. His last three releases including this September’s Nostalgia, have all debuted at No. 1 with over 100,000 units, and the second week of Nostalgia boxed out Olivia Rodrigo from the top spot last week.  

Those three artists, along with the usual suspects such as 21 Savage, Lil Baby, Lil Durk, Uzi Vert, and more, have the stamina and excitement to continue pushing the genre forward even in the top dog’s absence. Burgeoning rookies like Teezo Touchdown and Yeat — featured on Drake’s FALD album — are only getting started and have room to grow into perennial hitmakers. Meanwhile, the ladies – from veterans like Nicki Minaj, Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion to still-rising stars like Latto, Ice Spice and Sexxy Red — are continuing to take over, fueling the parties with their salacious raps. 

So, will hip-hop be fine without Drake for the next year or two? Sure, as long as the artists can continue to grow commercially and  creatively, and do it collectively, since there’s room for everybody to make an impact going forward.

06 Oct 2023

Nintendo Just Dropped ‘Detective Pikachu Returns’: Here’s How to Get a Copy Online

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The great detective has arrived! Detective Pikachu Returns is the long-awaited sequel to 2016’s very popular Pokémon spinoff game for the Nintendo 3DS.

Priced at $49.99 at Amazon, Best Buy, Target and Walmart, Detective Pikachu Returns for the Nintendo Switch is unlike any other Pokémon game. First off, Pikachu speaks, but he has the voice and persona of a middle-aged man who loves to drink coffee.

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Secondly, he has a partner, a human named Tim Goodman, who is the son of Detective Pikachu’s former partner Harry, who went missing two years earlier. The pair go around Ryme City asking questions of the people and Pokémon around them, as they gather clues in a trusty notebook and solve mysteries in a point-and-click adventure.

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Meanwhile, the game follows the events after a jewel heist in Ryme City. Detective Pikachu and Tim join forces to investigate and search for clues, while one mystery leads to another that will hopefully reveal the identity of the real jewel thief. Other Pokémon help as much as they can, but they only talk to Detective Pikachu, who has to translate for Tim.

Detective Pikachu Returns is the perfect example of a cozy game — just in time for the fall season. Although most of the game is text-based and character-focused with cute animations, it’s great for curling up on a couch with a hot cup of cocoa (or a coffee) on a cold and rainy afternoon as you look for clues and question all sorts of different Pokémon, such as Growlithe, Slowpoke, Ducklett, Magikarp, Snivy, Rowlet, Sudowoodo and more.

Detective Pikachu Returns for Nintendo Switch is out now and available for $49.99.

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06 Oct 2023

One Fight Night 15: How to Watch Thanh Le vs. Ilya Freymanov for Free

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The championship is finally here! One Fight Night 15 will have Thanh Le and Ilya Freymanov enter the ring to battle it out for the champion title — and you don’t want to miss the face-off. The upcoming boxing match will take place at the Lumpinee Boxing Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, on Friday (Oct. 6) at 8 p.m. ET. If you didn’t nab a travel deal, then you can livestream the event on Prime Video.

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Described as two of the “most dangerous knockout artists in the featherweight mixed martial arts division” by One Fight, the Le vs. Freymanov match will see Le attempt to defend his championship title and prove he’s still the best of the best, while Freymanov will try to go from No. 3 ranked to a champion title.

The card also features a co-main event with undefeated titleholder Jonathan Di Bella taking on Danial Williams in a strawweight championship showdown. Other matches include Tawanchai PK Saenchai vs. Jo Nattawut (featherweight), Mikey Musumeci vs. Shinya Aoki (openweight), Joshua Pacio vs. Mansur Malachiev (strawweight), Timofey Nastyukhin vs. Zhang Lipeng (lightweight), Eko Roni Saputra vs. Hu Yong (flyweight), Phetjeeja vs. Celest Hansen (catchweight) and more.

Keep reading to learn the streaming options to watch the major event.

How to Watch Le vs. Freymanov

Le vs. Freymanov will be livestreaming exclusively on Prime Video on Friday (Oct. 6) at 8 p.m. ET. If you have a Prime membership, you can watch the boxing match for no additional cost — just log into your account and find it under One Fight Night.

Not subscribed? Amazon is offering a 30-day free trial for new users when you sign up, which means you can tune into the championship fight for free. Once the trial period is over, you’ll be charged the regular subscription price of $14.99/month (or $139/year). Click here or the button below to launch your 30-day free trial.

Besides the championship match, you’ll also have access to the entire Prime Video library filled with exclusive content, TV series and movies such as Thursday Night Football and other sports, including NBA, MLB, WNBA, One Championship and soccer.

You can also take advantage of additional premium channel add-ons to expand your library offerings with networks such as Paramount+, Showtime, Max and AMC+. Prime Premiere is also a new perk added to the membership, which provides members with free tickets to advance screenings of Prime Original movies and series in theaters.

Other perks included with a membership include free one-day shipping on Prime eligible products, early access to deals, access to Prime Day savings, grocery delivery, Amazon Music, Prime Gaming, Prime Reading and many more perks.

06 Oct 2023

Hayley Williams Recalls How Taylor Swift’s Mom Andrea Helped Kick Off Their Friendship

Taylor Swift and Hayley Williams have been friends for over a decade, and apparently, they have Mama Swift to thank for it. While visiting The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Thursday (Oct. 5) to promote Paramore‘s new This Is Why remix album, Williams revealed that it was actually the “Anti-Hero” singer’s mom, Andrea, who helped them become friends.

“We kind of both got started around the same time and the same age,” the frontwoman recalled to the comedian of meeting Swift. “Me and Taylor met because both of us — Paramore and Taylor — were nominated for best new artist the same year at the Grammys. We were at some Grammy party — it was actually Timbaland’s Grammy party. Huge. I was very nervous.”

“But a woman came up to me,” Williams continued. “And she said, ‘I’m Taylor Swift’s mom and Taylor doesn’t have a lot of friends her age that do music, and I would love to introduce you guys or get your number. So Andrea, the legend that she is … she connected us.”

Williams and bandmates Taylor York and Zac Farro are slated to support Swift’s Eras Tour when the trek makes its way to Europe next year. In March, Paramore opened for the pop star’s kickoff dates in Glendale, Ariz., which was temporarily named “Swift City” in honor of the shows.

The “Simmer” artist was also featured on one of Swift’s Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) vault tracks, “Castles Crumbling.” “Taylor was the first industry friend I ever made and hung out with outside of work things,” Williams said following the collaboration’s announcement in June. “When Speak Now dropped, I bought my friend’s record (as you do!) and listened to the whole thing in my first car, sitting still in the driveway. It’s my favorite Taylor Swift album for so many reasons.”

While speaking with Fallon, Williams also poked fun at her and Swift’s signature pose in photos: a thumbs-up. “Every photo of us that’s on the internet, one or both of us is like … I don’t know why,” she joked, adding sarcastically, “It’s just to show how cool we are.”

Watch Hayley Williams recall meeting Taylor Swift on The Tonight Show above.

06 Oct 2023

Friday Music Guide: New Music From Drake, NewJeans, Noah Kahan & Kacey Musgraves and More

Billboard’s Friday Music Guide serves as a handy guide to this Friday’s most essential releases — the key music that everyone will be talking about today, and that will be dominating playlists this weekend and beyond. 

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This week, Drake lets the Dogs out, NewJeans joins the League of Legends, and Noah Kahan spins gold with Kacey Musgraves. Check out all of this week’s picks below:

Drake, For All The Dogs 

Following the long-awaited, chart-conquering Certified Lover Boy in 2021, Drake spent last year experimenting — first with his house music detour Honestly, Nevermind, and then with his jaw-smashing 21 Savage joint album Her Loss. To some degree, For All The Dogs represents a return to the star-studded, knowingly indulgent aesthetic of CLB, but Drake’s highly anticipated new album also offers a more diverse approach to that maximalism, from the raucous fun of “Rich Baby Daddy” with Sexyy Red and SZA to the haunted rhyming of “First Person Shooter” with J. Cole to the zonked-out crooning with “All the Parties” with Chief Keef. There’s a lot to dig into with For All The Dogs, the ultimate more-is-more declaration from Drake, upon first listen.

NewJeans, “GODS” 

If “GODS” sounds like quick-rising K-pop group NewJeans striking a particularly anthemic pose, that’s because the new single arrives as the official song of the League of Legends 2023 World Championship; it’s a pretty lofty platform for the collective considering that series’ track record of success, and “GODS” sounds like it will fit in just fine as another crossover hit. “Welcome to the big show / Next on the ladder / Is it your name in the rafters?,” Hyein sings over trap drums, in between an arena-sized chorus that aims to turn “GODS” into your new favorite jock jam.

Noah Kahan & Kacey Musgraves, “She Calls Me Back” 

After separately linking up with Zach Bryan in recent months — Kacey Musgraves on the Hot 100-topping duet “I Remember Everything,” Noah Kahan with the tender surprise collaboration “Sarah’s Place” — the two singer-songwriters have joined forces on their own with “She Calls Me Back,” a heartfelt slice of storytelling that gains its power in its brisk pace. Kahan’s voice adopts a jittery cadence in the back half of the opening verse as the guitar strums gain steam, and when Musgraves arrives with the line, “I’m running out of tears to cry,” the emotional heart of “She Calls Me Back” swells, then strides forward.

Tems, “Me & U” 

On her first solo music release since 2021, Tems looks upward instead of around at all of the success she’s achieved over the past few years, and addresses a higher power with devotion and purpose: “Give me one break, I need faith / Faith to believe you, faith to receive you,” she sings. “Me & U” relies on those intimate pleas, but also isn’t confined to a small scale — if anything, the single expands the Nigerian-based superstar’s collection of sensual dance music, capable of soundtracking a night out in addition to a request to the heavens.

Jennie, “You & Me” 

BLACKPINK’s Jennie has been previewing the solo track “You & Me” on the K-pop quartet’s stadium tour, so while its sleek pop contours may be familiar to fans across the globe, receiving the studio version of the single represents an exclamation point on another huge year for the collective and its supporters. The ping-ponging production envelops Jennie’s voice as she effortlessly navigates the different components of the track; it’s been years since Jennie’s last solo song, and her confidence has grown considerably since then.

Editor’s Pick: Sufjan Stevens, Javelin 

Some Sufjan Stevens fans solely want to hear the quiet, heartbreaking indie-folk of projects like Seven Swans and Carrie & Lowell; others want their minds blown with epic writing exercises like The Age of Adz and The Ascension. Javelin, Stevens’ towering new full-length, feels like a summation of both modes: songs like “So You Are Tired” and “A Running Start” are built around finger-picked elegance, but the greatest achievement here might be the eight-minute, devastating “S–t Talk,” as one of the greatest songwriters of his generation fully justifies widening his stance.

06 Oct 2023

NCT 127 Returns With Fifth Studio Album ‘Fact Check’: Stream It Now

NCTzens, the wait is over. NCT 127 is back, and released new album Fact Check on Friday (Oct. 6).

The album arrived alongside a music video for the high-energy title track. The visual features members Taeil, Taeyong, Yuta, Jaehyun, Winwin, Mark and Haechan hitting intricate choreography in streetwear outfits, dancing in abandoned alleyways, shutting down bridges at night and taking to the top of skyscraper buildings with helicopter lights shining down on them.

“Check the facts, go check that,” they demand of their haters on the track’s chorus.

To celebrate the album’s release, NCT 127 will be holding a comeback showcase titled “A Night of Festival” on Oct. 6 at the Sampyo at Seoul Forest, where the K-pop stars will perform tracks from the new album.

Fact Check serves as the follow up to the K-pop group’s 2 Baddies, which arrived in September 2022. The project’s title track peaked at No. 147 on the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. chart. The album was later re-packaged into Ay-Yo in January; the expanded album included single “Ay-Yo” and features B-sides “DJ” and “Skyscraper” in addition to all 12 of the songs originally included on 2 Baddies. Ay-Yo: The 4th Album Repackage peaked at No. 13 on the Billboard 200 and spent a total of two weeks on the chart.

Listen to Fact Check, and watch the visual for the title track above.

06 Oct 2023

Past to Present: How Connecting Changed Everything for RBD

Billboard Latin Music Week is always a star-studded event filled with intimate conversations— but this year, fans were treated to an extra special moment: the first-ever public conversation with RBD since their comeback. Members Maite Perroni, Christian Chávez, Christopher von Uckermann were joined by their manager Guillermo Rosas for the panel “Reviving RBD Presented by AT&T.” The discussion was a beautiful testament to how far they have come since the group’s inception in 2004, moderated by Griselda Flores, senior writer, Latin at Billboard. 

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RBD is currently on the Soy Rebelde Tour, with upcoming dates in stadiums and arenas across North and South America. When asked how the experience has been so far, the group expressed gratitude for their fans. “We feel it with our hearts to be on the stage again and to connect with each of every one of you,” Maite said to the audience, “This is more than music: it’s a connection between our hearts.”

The Soy Rebelde Tour reunited the Mexican Latin pop group onstage for the first time in 15 years. After venturing on their separate paths, RBD’s reunion was the rekindling of a connection that transcends music. “I think that people connect with us because each one of us is so different, but we’re a family,” said Christopher. “We know each other. We understand each other without having to speak. We are family and that is something you can feel.”

One of the most touching moments took place toward the end of the conversation when RBD was reflecting on how performing in 2023 is different from the past. Christian expressed how important it is to him to be able to express himself freely. “I can be queer on stage,” he said, “It has been wonderful to take the hand of that little 12 year-old me who wanted to use this color or this clothing that I couldn’t.” Maite acknowledged how he bravely embraced his sexuality before the public: “It’s important that he was honest. He was courageous in a very difficult moment. He became the spokesperson for a lot of people and a generation, and he taught us that. He taught everyone that we don’t want prejudice and it’s time that we don’t have fear.”

When reflecting on the impact of their current tour, Christopher emphasized the importance of connection. “We are not looking for anything,” he said, “we just want to connect. We have lived through a lot and once you move throughout your career, you have your ups and downs— and the most important thing is to connect with people and be yourself. That’s what lasts.

As the proud presenting sponsor of RBD’s Soy Rebelde national tour, AT&T continues to connect Latin music fans to the artists and music they love by extending the partnership and surrounding RBD’s exclusive panel at Latin Music Week. Because at AT&T, Connecting Changes Everything™.

Celebrated for more than 30 years, the 2023 edition of Latin Music Week included intimate conversations with the hottest artists in Latin music, networking sessions, and workshops. See the ultimate Latin Music Week guide here.

Stay tuned for more content from Billboard Latin Music Week.

06 Oct 2023

Bruce Springsteen Reschedules Postponed Tour Dates For 2024

Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band will reboot their postponed 2023 tour in early 2024. After pulling the plug on all their 2023 dates last month to give the 74-year-old rock icon time to recover from peptic ulcer disease, Springsteen announced the rescheduled shows on Friday morning (Oct. 6).

The tour will now recommence on March 19 at the Footprint Center in Phoenix (a make-up for a show originally scheduled for Nov. 30), followed by a March 25 show in San Diego at Pechanga Arena through a Sept. 13 show at Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore. All tickets for postponed shows will be valid for the newly announced dates, with fans encouraged to reach out to the ticketing company for each date about refunds.

The new dates for the group’s Canadian shows will be announced next week, all at the original venues. Ticketholders unable to make the new dates have 30 days to request a refund.

Peptic ulcer disease is fairly common, though painful, gastrointestinal condition that can cause severe abdominal pain as a result of an imbalance in the protective lining of the stomach.

“Bruce Springsteen has continued to recover steadily from peptic ulcer disease over the past few weeks and will continue treatment through the rest of the year on doctor’s advice,” read a statement released last week announcing the push of all 2023 dates to 2024.

Check out the rescheduled 2024 dates below.

March 19 — Phoenix, AZ @ Footprint Center (originally Nov. 30, 2023)

March 25 — San Diego, CA @ Pechanga Arena (originally Dec. 2, 2023)

March 28 — San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center (originally Dec. 10, 2023)

March 31 — San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center (originally Dec. 12, 2023)

April 4 — Inglewood, CA @ Kia Forum (originally Dec. 4, 2023)

April 7 — Inglewood, CA @ Kia Forum (originally Dec. 6, 2023)

April 12 — Uncasville, CT @ Mohegan Sun Arena (originally Sept. 16, 2023)

April 15 — Albany, NY @ MVP Arena (originally Sept. 19, 2023)

April 18 — Syracuse, NY @ JMA Wireless Dome (originally Sept. 7, 2023)

April 21 — Columbus, OH @ Nationwide Arena (originally Sept. 21, 2023)

August 15 — Pittsburgh, PA @ PPG Paints Arena (originally Sept. 12, 2023)

August 18 — Pittsburgh, PA @ PPG Paints Arena (originally Sept. 14, 2023)

August 21 — Philadelphia, PA @ Citizens Bank Park (originally August 16, 2023)

August 23 — Philadelphia, PA @ Citizens Bank Park (originally August 18, 2023)

Sept. 7 — Washington, DC @ Nationals Park (originally Sept. 29, 2023)

Sept. 13 — Baltimore, MD @ Oriole Park at Camden Yards (originally Sept. 9. 2023)

06 Oct 2023

Megan Thee Stallion Freaks Out Over Beyoncé Calling Her ‘Sister’

Megan Thee Stallion couldn’t be happier about being welcomed into the Knowles family. After Beyoncé referred to the 28-year-old rapper as her “sister,” Meg freaked out on Instagram with the rest of the BeyHive.

“Yall… nobody can tell me nothing else EVERRRRRRRR ????” the “Plan B” musician captioned a carousel of photos from Bey’s Renaissance Tour on Instagram. “BEY SAID HTOWN SISSTERRR !!! Like hello ??? I LOVE YOU QUEEN @beyonce.”

Meg’s post came a couple hours after Bey shared photos of the two ladies performing their “Savage” remix at Renaissance’s September stop in Houston, writing, “My H-Town sister, thank you for gracing the RENAISSANCE TOUR. Until next time.”

Both artists were born in Texas and raised in Houston, and Meg has long looked up to the “Break My Soul” singer. “Y’all don’t know how many times I cried this weekend,” Meg said in a TikTok in September, shortly after taking the stage with her hero. “Y’all don’t understand — Beyoncé is my idol, like I genuinely love Beyoncé with my whole f—ing heart.”

“Me and my momma are such huge fans of Beyoncé,” she added at the time. “My whole life, I was like, ‘I wanna be the rap Beyoncé,’ and to get the opportunity to go onstage with the woman that I love, the woman that it is the woman of all womens…I was up with Beyoncé, y’all got me f—ed up!”

Beyoncé wrapped her record-breaking global trek with a finale show in Kansas City on Oct. 1, marking the end of one of the highest grossing tours of all time by an R&B artist. To celebrate the run, the superstar recently announced that the Renaissance concert film is coming to theaters Dec. 1, featuring behind-the-scenes footage of Bey putting the show together and spending time with Jay-Z and their three children, Blue Ivy, Rumi and Sir.

Reminisce on clips of Megan Thee Stallion performing “Savage” with Beyoncé in Houston below: