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Kendrick Lamar’s latest album, ‘GNX’ is making noise, and one of the biggest surprises is the feature list. Kenny has always repped the West Coast, but this time he gave us a taste of what the new California sound is all about. Putting young artists like, Left Gunplay & Siete7x but one really stood out from the crowd. Maywood, California’s own Peysoh has made the most of his moment since his feature on the GNX project.
Known for his slick talk and authentic West Coast flow, Peysoh brings something fresh to the album. His verse on the track ‘GNX’ stands out, adding a West Coast vibe that mixes perfectly with Kendrick’s pocket. Peysoh’s verse reflected his experiences in the street life, hustling, and keeping it real, making his appearance a standout moment. This was a huge look for Peysoh, showing he’s next up in the rap game. Kendrick’s always putting on new talent, and Peysoh’s one to watch now.
Since then, the industry has been showing love to him, with co-signs from artists like Roddy Ricch, Future, Tyler The Creator, and more.
Who is Peysoh?
Timothy Obutuke aka “Peysoh” was born on December 23, 2003, in Maywood, California. Growing up, he faced a lot of tough moments, especially losing his father to gun violence when he was just 6 years old. Peysoh went to Maywood High, where he played basketball, and graduated in 2023. He grew up with two sisters and always kept music as a way to express his life experiences in the streets. The Mexican rapper dropped his first single ‘6 Block’ at the age of 16 & his first album, Ghetto Journal, in 2022.
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Yung Miami and JT Reunite on JT’s Birthday After Public Feud: City Girls Back Together
After months of speculation and drama, City Girls’ Yung Miami (Caresha) and JT have officially squashed their beef and reunited.
The pair, who have been inseparable since their rise to fame, appeared together yesterday to celebrate JT’s 31st birthday, signaling the end of their public fallout earlier this year.
Earlier this year,the duo revealed that they were parting ways to focus on solo careers. Yung Miami opened up in a Complex interview about their decision, citing creative differences and the lack of connection during the rollout of their October album RAW.
Miami shared that both she and JT were in different places professionally and personally, with JT based on the West Coast and Miami in Miami, leading to a natural separation in their work.
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Tensions between the two came to a head in April when they exchanged heated words on X (formerly Twitter). Miami accused JT of “sneak dissing” her in solo tracks, while JT defended herself, claiming Miami was enjoying seeing her dragged on social media.
However, both artists quickly reconciled online, with each professing their love and respect for the other.
Fast forward to JT’s birthday, and the two were seen together, laughing and showing affection. Their reunion marks the end of the tension that had been brewing for months, and fans are thrilled to see them back on good terms.
While City Girls have temporarily paused as a duo, both artists are thriving individually. Yung Miami has expanded into television, while JT continues to push boundaries with her solo music.
Regardless of whether they’re collaborating or going solo, it’s clear that both Yung Miami and JT are destined for success in their careers.
RELATED: We Are Obsessed With JT’s Kick-Off ‘City Cinderella’ Tour Looks
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Yung Miami and JT Reunite on JT’s Birthday After Public Feud: City Girls Back Together
After months of speculation and drama, City Girls’ Yung Miami (Caresha) and JT have officially squashed their beef and reunited.
The pair, who have been inseparable since their rise to fame, appeared together yesterday to celebrate JT’s 31st birthday, signaling the end of their public fallout earlier this year.
Earlier this year,the duo revealed that they were parting ways to focus on solo careers. Yung Miami opened up in a Complex interview about their decision, citing creative differences and the lack of connection during the rollout of their October album RAW.
Miami shared that both she and JT were in different places professionally and personally, with JT based on the West Coast and Miami in Miami, leading to a natural separation in their work.
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Tensions between the two came to a head in April when they exchanged heated words on X (formerly Twitter). Miami accused JT of “sneak dissing” her in solo tracks, while JT defended herself, claiming Miami was enjoying seeing her dragged on social media.
However, both artists quickly reconciled online, with each professing their love and respect for the other.
Fast forward to JT’s birthday, and the two were seen together, laughing and showing affection. Their reunion marks the end of the tension that had been brewing for months, and fans are thrilled to see them back on good terms.
While City Girls have temporarily paused as a duo, both artists are thriving individually. Yung Miami has expanded into television, while JT continues to push boundaries with her solo music.
Regardless of whether they’re collaborating or going solo, it’s clear that both Yung Miami and JT are destined for success in their careers.
RELATED: We Are Obsessed With JT’s Kick-Off ‘City Cinderella’ Tour Looks
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As everyone shares their top 5 most-streamed songs and artists of the year, some interesting stats have emerged. The Weeknd has been crowned the most streamed male artist on Spotify for 2024. Not R&B, not pop, most streamed male artist.
That is huge.
We have curated a list of songs from the Canadian superstar that will make you a fan. Yes, for the peanut gallery, we have added some “old Weeknd” to the list. XO’s Starboy is one of the artists that many people hold their early discography near and dear to their hearts while neglecting the new music. We are here to help you get why he is the most streamed male artist out right now (via Spotify).
5. “After Hours”
“After Hours” might not be as hyped as some of his other hits, but it’s a vibe you need. The track has this smooth, dreamy feel with a darker edge. It’s about regret and trying to fix a broken relationship. The beat and The Weeknd’s vocals make it a perfect late-night jam, whether you’re driving or just chilling in your feels. If you’re into that melancholic vibe with a catchy hook, this one’s for you.
4. “Coming Down”
“Coming Down” is another underrated gem that blends smooth beats with deep emotions. The track talks about messy relationships, regret, and trying to figure out where things went wrong. It’s got a mellow vibe with some serious 80s influence, but still sounds modern. Abel’s voice on this one really hits, and the slow, haunting instrumental makes it perfect for those late nights when you’re just vibing.
3. “Secrets”
“Secrets” is one of The Weeknd’s most complete tracks that doesn’t get enough love. It’s got this smooth, almost mysterious vibe, with Abel singing about toxic relationships and trying to keep things low-key. The production is slick, with a bit of an 80s influence, and the hook is so catchy it’ll have you singing along. The song’s got that balance of darkness and groove that makes it stand out in his discography.
2. “Belong to The World”
“Belong to The World” is a serious mood. The beat is hypnotic, and The Weeknd’s voice flows through it like butter. The track touches on themes of love, power, and vulnerability. The XO artist’s lyrics tell the story of feeling torn between fame and the woman he loves. The track’s a little more experimental, with those heavy, atmospheric beats that make it stand out. If you want something a little more emotional and intense, this one’s for you.
1. “I Was Never There”
“I Was Never There” is arguably one of The Weeknd’s most slept-on tracks. The vibe is so chill, yet it’s packed with emotion. The song deals with the feeling of being emotionally distant and disconnected, even though you’re physically there. It’s a perfect balance of haunting and beautiful, with Abel’s voice cutting deep into the theme of lost love and regret. This track should’ve been a bigger hit, but it’s still one of those secret treasures for real fans of his work.
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Meet SahBabii: The Atlanta Artist Redefining Trap Music
Sahab Aljohara Babii better known as SahBabii, is a upcoming figure in today’s rap scene.
Sahbabii is known for his smooth yet gritty style.
He uses a unique blend of melodic hooks and heavy-hitting bars has helped carve out a fresh lane in the world of trap and melodic rap.
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From Atlanta’s Underground to Global Stardom
Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, SahBabii’s breakthrough came in 2016 with the viral success of his single “Pull Up Wit Ah Stick.”
The track, with its hypnotic beat and catchy hook, became a cultural moment, earning SahBabii recognition for his effortless flow and ability to craft addictive melodies.
The song’s success not only propelled him into the spotlight but also helped define a new era of Atlanta rap that balanced trap roots with more experimental sounds. He basically came up around the same time as playboi carti.
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Following this initial success, SahBabii’s 2017 project S.A.N.D.A.S. (an acronym for SahBabii And Nothing But A Smooth) further cemented his place in the rap game.
With standout tracks like “Outstanding” and “Marsupial Superstars,” the album showcased his versatility, blending auto-tune, experimental beats, and lyricism in ways that hadn’t been done before in the mainstream trap scene.
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SahBabii’s Sound Is Unlike Any Other
SahBabii’s music is characterized by its distinct mix of haunting melodies and laid-back yet hard-hitting trap beats.
Influenced by the likes of Young Thug, Lil Keed, Playboi Carti, Future, and Chief Keef, SahBabii uses his voice as an instrument, often experimenting with pitch and texture to create a sound that’s both atmospheric and deeply personal.
His songs frequently explore themes of struggle, triumph, and the surreal, often weaving together references to his upbringing and his dreams of success. SahBabii’s song also have somewhat of a playfulness to them.
Despite being associated with the trap genre, SahBabii has always prided himself on being a nonconformist.
His music combines the hypnotic, bass-heavy production of modern trap with surreal, almost otherworldly vocals, setting him apart from the crowd.
Tracks like “I Like” and “Evil” are prime examples of how SahBabii can seamlessly blend a catchy melody with sometimes cryptic lyrics that invite deeper reflection.
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2024: The Viral Hit “Viking” on Tik Tok
For a few years it had be quiet for Sahbabii. In 2024, SahBabii experienced a major resurgence with his viral TikTok hit “Viking.”
The track, with its infectious hook and captivating energy, quickly became a TikTok sensation, dominating trends.
The song’s bold beat and SahBabii’s effortlessly smooth flow made it a perfect fit for the viral, high-energy content that dominates TikTok.
countless fans, with TikTok videos incorporated the track’s signature hook and lyric “I feel like a Viking,”
Within weeks, the track accumulated millions of streams on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, further solidifying SahBabii’s status as a mainstay in modern rap.
The success of “Viking” also prompted renewed attention to his back catalog, with fans revisiting his older hits and discovering the evolution of his sound.
SahBabii’s ability to blend internet culture with his unique artistry has made him an influential figure in both the music industry and the social media landscape.
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Meet SahBabii: The Atlanta Artist Redefining Trap Music
Sahab Aljohara Babii better known as SahBabii, is a upcoming figure in today’s rap scene.
Sahbabii is known for his smooth yet gritty style.
He uses a unique blend of melodic hooks and heavy-hitting bars has helped carve out a fresh lane in the world of trap and melodic rap.
Source: Prince Williams / Getty
From Atlanta’s Underground to Global Stardom
Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, SahBabii’s breakthrough came in 2016 with the viral success of his single “Pull Up Wit Ah Stick.”
The track, with its hypnotic beat and catchy hook, became a cultural moment, earning SahBabii recognition for his effortless flow and ability to craft addictive melodies.
The song’s success not only propelled him into the spotlight but also helped define a new era of Atlanta rap that balanced trap roots with more experimental sounds. He basically came up around the same time as playboi carti.
Source: Prince Williams / Getty
Following this initial success, SahBabii’s 2017 project S.A.N.D.A.S. (an acronym for SahBabii And Nothing But A Smooth) further cemented his place in the rap game.
With standout tracks like “Outstanding” and “Marsupial Superstars,” the album showcased his versatility, blending auto-tune, experimental beats, and lyricism in ways that hadn’t been done before in the mainstream trap scene.
Source: Prince Williams / Getty
SahBabii’s Sound Is Unlike Any Other
SahBabii’s music is characterized by its distinct mix of haunting melodies and laid-back yet hard-hitting trap beats.
Influenced by the likes of Young Thug, Lil Keed, Playboi Carti, Future, and Chief Keef, SahBabii uses his voice as an instrument, often experimenting with pitch and texture to create a sound that’s both atmospheric and deeply personal.
His songs frequently explore themes of struggle, triumph, and the surreal, often weaving together references to his upbringing and his dreams of success. SahBabii’s song also have somewhat of a playfulness to them.
Despite being associated with the trap genre, SahBabii has always prided himself on being a nonconformist.
His music combines the hypnotic, bass-heavy production of modern trap with surreal, almost otherworldly vocals, setting him apart from the crowd.
Tracks like “I Like” and “Evil” are prime examples of how SahBabii can seamlessly blend a catchy melody with sometimes cryptic lyrics that invite deeper reflection.
Source: Prince Williams / Getty
2024: The Viral Hit “Viking” on Tik Tok
For a few years it had be quiet for Sahbabii. In 2024, SahBabii experienced a major resurgence with his viral TikTok hit “Viking.”
The track, with its infectious hook and captivating energy, quickly became a TikTok sensation, dominating trends.
The song’s bold beat and SahBabii’s effortlessly smooth flow made it a perfect fit for the viral, high-energy content that dominates TikTok.
countless fans, with TikTok videos incorporated the track’s signature hook and lyric “I feel like a Viking,”
Within weeks, the track accumulated millions of streams on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, further solidifying SahBabii’s status as a mainstay in modern rap.
The success of “Viking” also prompted renewed attention to his back catalog, with fans revisiting his older hits and discovering the evolution of his sound.
SahBabii’s ability to blend internet culture with his unique artistry has made him an influential figure in both the music industry and the social media landscape.
Source: Erik Voake / Getty
Meet SahBabii: The Trailblazing Atlanta Artist Redefining Trap Music
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The internet knucked and Lil Scrappy most definitely bucked back. The ATL star just welcomed a new baby boy with hairstylist Shakira. During this joyful time, online trolls criticized Scrappy’s baby and his decision to have another child without being in a committed relationship. There’s only so much till you get Scrapp goin’ & he quickly made a video response saying, “To the people that be having negative stuff to say about a kid, a baby and me having a baby and I’m not with nobody. Like I’m a single man. Like that’s pretty dumb.You feel what I’m saying? That’s pretty dumb. That’s ignorant as f**k you feel me and I’d be like, dude, you can’t get mad at them because they probably not happy with their life. I’m happy with mine.”
Long story short, leave that man alone.
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This all happened less than a month since Lil Scrappy’s ex-wife Bambi was showing off her promise ring from her new boo. Instantly, the Knuck If You Buck Rapper’s comment section was filled with L’s haters assuming that this bothered him. True to his style, Lil Scrappy responded by saying, “Hate is a strong word, strong word. I just don’t even have the energy for that s**t anymore. It’s about getting money and taking care of them kids, man. I don’t even look that way. I just keep moving, get my money. Do what I’ve been trying to do for the longest, like, I’m doing it.”
It’s safe to say he is healed from that breakup (allegedly).
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Looks like Gloss Up & Quality Control Music may have parted ways. The Memphis rapper recently interviewed with Khaotic, where she revealed that QC didn’t let her release new music because they thought her sound had become repetitive, “It’s like people don’t be giving me the motivation. The only thing I’m hearing when I go to the studio is this ain’t, this ain’t, this ain’t it? So it’s like, ok, I just want to step back and f**king catch my breath because I don’t know what the f**k y’all want from me.”Someone from Gloss’s close circle must have leaked a screenshot of a close friend post on Instagram of her basically confirming that the rumors are true about being a free agent. Stating “Finally free! Finna pop it”. Which seems like our girl is in good spirits.
If you remember, in the Season 3 trailer of Impact ATL, she was told that if she had been signed to a different label, she probably would’ve been dropped already. Gloss first hit the scene when she, Slimeroni, Aleza & Hitkidd linked up for the smash ‘Shabooya’ in September 2022. In this smash, each rapper took a moment to pop their ish and hype themselves up (with some fire adlibs of course) showing off their personalities and their humor. They all joke about men tirckin’ and dumping them if they don’t keep the spoiling going. This instantly hit the soul of each material girl out there listening to the track.
Check out Gloss Up’s recent visit to Bossip’s ‘Alright, So Boom!” Podcast:
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As of late Dave East has been on his grizzly and popping up in new music videos whether they be his own or via guest appearances in those of his rap peers and today he continues to mush on with his homie, Cruch Calhoun.
Linking up for the visuals to “30 For 30,” Dave East and Cruch Calhoun link up in the studio to lay a track down before hitting the streets of New York and hit up some parties and ultimately rock some shows. Dave East really seems like a busy man these days.
Back in Florida, Kodak Black gets in the Halloween spirit and in his new clip to “Versatile 4,” KB goes trick-or-treating and surprisingly gets himself a healthy amount of candy even though he wasn’t wearing any sort of costume. We guess people assumed he was dressed as a rapper.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Kash Doll, Fendi P, and more.
DAVE EAST & CRUCH CALHOUN – “30 FOR 30”
KODAK BLACK – “VERSATILE 4”
KASH DOLL – “PLOT TWIST”
FENDI P – “HIBACHI TWICE A DAY”
LOU GRAM & RMC MIKE – “SHAKE DOWN”
SHEFF G – “BUTTERFLIES”
COCO JONES – “CALL ON CHRISTMAS”
BOLDY JAMES – “PROOF IN THE PUDDIN’”
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It looks like the apple hasn’t fallen far from the tree in the case of Sean “P. Diddy” Combs as his son, Justin Combs has also become notorious for throwing some wild parties of his own out in Los Angeles.
According to Page Six, Justin Combs has developed a reputation for not only throwing some crazy jamborees but it’s gotten to the point that the 30-year-old has been “banned” from renting homes in LA to throw his now infamous soirees. We’re lowkey surprised Diddy’s son is still partying like its 1999 while his father is sitting in a prison cell like it was 1999.
Apparently the parties that Justin has become known to throw have left many homes in shambles and their owners have had enough of his irresponsible guests who could care less about property that isn’t theirs.
Per Page Six:
“The company that I work with rented houses to Justin. He would say, ‘I’m having 20 people over.’ But there would be 200 and then they would wreck the house,” a Southern California mansion broker alleged.
“It’s gotten to the point where nobody will rent to him. He called me to rent, and I said no,” he added.
The source did not provide exact details about how Justin, 30, allegedly mistreated properties.
Page Six reached out to Sean and Justin’s reps for comment but did not immediately hear back.
Surprisingly it seems like none of the home owners have taken any legal action to recoup some money for property damages and because of that Combs team feels he’s in the clear.
The actor’s lawyer, Jeffrey Lichtman, told The Post, however, that his client has not gotten into any legal trouble related to his alleged ragers.
“Justin has not been charged with a crime or sued civilly regarding any of these accusations for a reason – he did nothing wrong,” the attorney said.
Looks like Justin Combs may have to take his talents to South Beach or something because it doesn’t look like he’s welcomed in LA any longer. With that being said, would home owners be willing to rent out their properties to a man known to leave destruction in his wake? We shall see.
What do y’all think about Justin Combs being banned from renting out cribs in LA? Let us know in the comments section below.