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A few days ago LL Cool J released his 14th studio album in The FORCE and while it received mixed reviews and reactions, there’s no doubt that the man is still very much an icon in the game and for his latest offering collaborates with another legend who also recently released his latest project, The Death of Slim Shady.
For his new visuals to “Murdergram Deux,” LL Cool J links up with Eminem to spit some rapid fire flows while bring back the leather pants with the matching jacket before ultimately busting out the big guns (his biceps) to once again lure his hardcore fanbase in high heels.
Back in Harlem A$AP Ferg gets the neighborhood poppin’ and in his clip to “Off White Rozay,” Ferg rolls up on a block party where he pops some bottles in the streets and gets the crowd on their feet and hands in the air while paying homage to Virgil Abloh with his rhymes and some custom cowboy boots with his face on them. Can’t say we saw that coming.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Computa featuring Havoc, Kamaiyah, and more.
LL COOL J FT. EMINEM – “MURDERGRAM DEUX”
A$AP FERG – “OFF WHITE ROZAY”
COMPUTA FT. HAVOC – “EVERYTHING YOU GOT SON”
KAMAIYAH – “CHEDDA”
CASH COBAIN, CHOW LEE & LENNY LOVE – “RED BULL SPIRAL FREESTYLE”
KAMILLION – “BYKE AHSIDE”
JODI LUVV – “SMOOTH OPERATOR”
DEVEYE – “GOTTA HAVE IT”
B. GREEDY – “SO SUAVE”
Taylor Swift threw her two cents into the presidential race on Tuesday night after the debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Here’s what she had to say about throwing her support behind the VP. Tetris Kelly: Taylor Swift has endorsed Kamala Harris for president, and Kamala has fully embraced it with music and merch. […]
Sabrina Carpenter took over the summer with “Espresso,” and her Hot 100 No. 1 “Please Please Please.” She’s had hits on the Pop Airplay chart and Billboard 200. Keep watching to see where Sabrina Carpenter started and how she swiftly took over the charts! Tetris Kelly:Did you know that Sabrina Carpenter’s song “Skin” was her […]
Catch all the highlights from the star-studded evening, which celebrated chart-toppers, industry newcomers and the fifth anniversary of Amazon’s Rotation program. Kyle Denis: Chart-toppers… Victoria Monét: I just want to start off by saying thank you so much, Billboard, for this recognition. Usher: It is really happy to be able to celebrate here with Billboard. […]
Diddy has been hit with a $100 million judgment in a sexual assault lawsuit brought to him by inmate Derrick Lee Cardello-Smith. Keep watching for the full story. Tetris Kelly: Diddy’s been told to cough up $100 million in a sexual assault case he blew off. Derrick Lee Cardello-Smith: I’d like to either preserve the […]
Billboard and Rémy Martin partnered to bring to life a night to remember with high-energy performances that had the crowd on their feet, a custom Rémy Martin cocktail crafted exclusively for the event and a photo booth that allowed fans to capture memorable moments – making it a perfect blend of music, excitement and premium […]
Beyoncé sat down with GQ magazine and got candid about who she listens to, her life and more. Keep watching to see our favorite moments from her cover with GQ! Tetris Kelly:Beyoncé is on the cover of GQ, and she’s being candid about pop stardom, who she’s listening to, she even had time to go […]
Billboard and Tres Generaciones Tequila are partnering to find out the Get Up Anthems of select cities, and for this stop, we’re in New York City, New York. In conversation with Rocsi Diaz, Chicago natives Joey Bada$$ and Method Man sat with Billboard’s Carl Lamarre to honor a few Get Up Anthems for New York […]
Suki Waterhouse’s second album, Memoir of a Sparklemuffin, is coming soon. The singer, model and actress shares how she recorded the album while pregnant, how her role in Daisy Jones and the Six inspired her to tackle her solo career, a glimpse into her upcoming tour and more!=
Hey, I’m Lindsey Havens for Billboard News, and we are here with artist, singer-songwriter, actress, model, whatever, Suki Waterhouse.
Hi!
I feel like I need to say that’s a song title, which we will get into — you just, like, do so much.
She’s a model, actress, whatever.
Your second album, Memoir of a Sparklemuffin album, I want to ask first how it was different this time compared to the making of your debut album.
The first record I made, I’d never made a record before. I’d been releasing things by myself for, like, 10 years, 8-10, years, so I didn’t have a label, I didn’t have any team. There was no sort of, like, there was nothing behind me at that point. And then I kind of went and asked a couple of people if they would sign it, and everyone said no. And then Sub Pop said yes, but I had to kind of really bang down the door. And it took like, six months of writing emails, and they said, “No, we don’t want to listen to any songs from models or actresses, whatevers.”
So it was a completely different experience this time. I’ve been able to collaborate with different people, and, you know, have, yeah, have different artists that I could call up, and a few more people wanted to get in the room with me than they did before. So it was, like, very, very different in that way.
BOYNEXTDOOR shares how 19.99 marks the group’s journey into adulthood and how the album’s themes deal with the emotions surrounding that. The boys talk about how “부모님 관람불가 (Dangerous)” and “Nice Guy” portray the epitome of their personal stories, why K-Pop is no longer a genre, but a culture, their first Japanese release and more!
Hey, what’s up? It’s Tetris with Billboard News, hanging out with BOYNEXTDOOR. How’s it going, fellas? So you guys have a busy, busy time right now, you obviously announced your album ‘19.99.’
Yeah that’s right!
So tell me about the album and tell me about the title because why 19.99?
The album explores the emotions experienced just before turning 20. Specifically, the tracks express the intricate emotions that precede and follow turning 20. That’s the key point to focus on, so please look forward to it.
We’re watching the growth.
Yeah, that’s right. The album captures BOYNEXTDOOR’s journey to adulthood. This album is especially involved with a lot of our story, our true stories. We felt a lot of some kind of pain, some kind of happiness, and some kind of thankfulness. We always feel pain for growing, so that is our story.
I mean, you’re covering a lot of emotions there. The pre-release track was called “(Dangerous).”
That’s right!
Tell me about that song and why that was the perfect song to set the tone.
The pre-release track “Dangerous” shows our mischievous side. We sometimes would imagine things like not listening to our moms, hanging out with friends all night, and so on, as students before we turned 20. We tried to uniquely express in our own way the diverse feelings we had, wanting to just have fun.
Oh you guys are really giving both sides because that’s “Dangerous,” but then the main single “Nice Guy.” So tell me about “Nice Guy.”
Keep watching for more!
