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BET Awards 2024 Recap: Usher’s Honored, Tyla Wins, Megan Thee Stallion Performs & More | Billboard News

The BET Awards for 2024 were filled with big wins and even bigger performances. Usher was honored by taking home the Lifetime Achievement Award, Tyla won best international act, Megan Thee Stallion performed and so much more. Keep watching to learn more about what went down!

Tetris Kelly:

It was definitely Ladies Night at the BET Awards as the girls also recognized the icon that is Usher. We’re running down everything you miss at the 2024 BET Awards. Megan Thee Stallion just dropped her new album and opened the show with a medley that included her Hot 100 No. 1 diss track, “HISS” and her shouting out all her favorite ladies in the crowd. Taraji P. Henson hosted the show taking Kendrick’s “Not Like Us” and reminding everyone the BET Awards are about us. Media Of The Year winner, Victoria Monét, put it on her mama before being joined by Kaytranada and rocking a MJ look, then getting completely weird during “Alright.” While Sexyy Red made her bid to run for president. Tyla performed with Gunna after taking home Best International Act. Our favorite black country singers took the stage as we heard from Tanner Adell and Shaboozey who brought out J-KWON. The night also saw GloRilla, Latto and Ice Spice take the stage and when it comes to legends, Will Smith made his BET stage debut with the new track, “You Can Make It.”  Lauryn Hill hit the stage and even brought out Wyclef. But it was really all about Usher. His tribute included performances by Donald Glover and Keke Palmer, Summer Walker, Coco Jones and Chlöe Bailey, Tinashe, and so many more. He accepted the Icon Honor. Big wins of the night included Killer Mike for Album of the Year and more. For everything you missed at the BET awards head to billboard.com

Andra Day Chats Sophomore Album, ‘CASSANDRA,’ Why It Took So Long To Release It & More | BET Awards 2024

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Ice Spice Talks Debut Album And Its “Really Cool” Features, Touring With Cash Cobain | BET Awards 2024

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Usher Talks Receiving The Lifetime Achievement Award | BET Awards 2024

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Fridayy Talks “Baddest In The Room,” Collaborating With Will Smith On “YOU CAN MAKE IT” & More | BET Awards 2024

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Moneybagg Yo Talks Success of His Track “WHISKEY WHISKEY” With Morgan Wallen, Future Country EP & More | BET Awards 2024

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Marsha Ambrosius Shares Working With Dr. Dre On ‘CASOBLANCO’ & Favorite Tracks Off It | BET Awards 2024

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YG Marley On Touring With The Fugees, Performing With His Mother Lauryn Hill & More | BET Awards 2024

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5 Black Country Artists Who Made History | Billboard News

To wrap up Black History Month, we’re highlighting prominent Black artists in Country who have made history and broken barriers. The artists include: Beyoncé, Shaboozey, The War and Treaty and more!

Tetris Kelly: 

Country music continues to soar on the Billboard charts, and to celebrate Black Music Month, Billboard is highlighting five Black country artists that broke barriers and made history. Shaboozey made history when he replaced Beyoncé atop the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart with his hit, “A Bar Song (Tipsy).” It helped him earn his third Hot 100 entry alongside his two collaborations, “SPAGHETTII” and “SWEET ★ HONEY ★ BUCKIIN’” from Bey’s album ‘Cowboy Carter.’ Shaboozey’s star is rising fast. He released his third album, ‘Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going,’ and “Tipsy” has been going strong on the Hot 100 for 10 weeks. We can’t wait to hear more Shaboozey.

The War and Treaty have made a name for themselves in the country music world. They became the first Black duo to be nominated for the ACM Award for duo of the year last year. And they were nominated for best new artist at this year’s Grammys. Billboard honored them at this year’s Country Power Players event as Groundbreakers, and the couple just released their latest single, “Called You By Your Name,” two weeks ago. Mickey Guyton became the first Black woman to be nominated for best country solo performance in 2020 at the Grammys for her song “Black Like Me.” Guyton also became the first Black female artist to perform at the Academy of Country Music Awards, and the first Black woman to co-host the Academy of Country Music Awards in 2021. 

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Lil Durk “Went Hollywood For A Year,” Benny The Butcher, OT The Real & Fuego Base “Battle Scars” & More | Daily Visuals 6.28.24

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It’s been a hot minute since we’ve seen Lil Durk in a music video as the man’s been working on the follow-up project to his last album, Almost Healed, but now the Chicago rapper comes through with some new work to show his day-ones what to expect on his upcoming LP.

In his latest visuals to “Went Hollywood For A Year,” Durk and his crew get suited up and fiited out for a family soiree in a luxurious mansion where they celebrate what seems to be a baptism? A sweet 16? We’re not sure but everyone was in good spirits as one of his friends jumped in the pool with his attire on like it wasn’t nothing left to do but celebrate and enjoy life.

Back in Buffalo, Benny The Butcher and his Black Soprano Family members, OT The Real and Fuego Base got some war stories to tell and in their clip to “Battle Scars” let everyone know what kind of life they’ve lived as they shop for furs, leathers and other attire to keep them warm out in those cold streets of Upstate New York.

Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Dave East and Mike & Keys, Latto, and more.

LIL DURK – “WENT HOLLYWOOD FOR A YEAR”



BENNY THE BUTCHER, OT THE REAL & FUEGO BASE – “BATTLE SCARS”



DAVE EAST, MIKE & KEYS – “DOIN’ GREAT”


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LATTO – “BIG MAMA”



BURNA BOY – “HIGHER”



EXODUS – “DIE A REAL ONE”



JAYCEEN – “LOVERS AND FRIENDS”



CASH COBAIN – “RUMP PUNCH”