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Spend 24 Hours With No Na in Los Angeles

No Na comes to L.A., and we’re taking you inside a day in the life of the newest Indonesian girl group. They show us their process of recording a song in the studio, how they cook, share the story of how they met and more!

Are you excited to hear more of No Na’s music? Let us know in the comments!

No Na:
Hey, everyone for No Na, come spend 24 hours with us with Billboard. Let’s head into the 88 Studio. Let’s do it!

Lyndsey Havens:
This group has worked together before, it seems?

Sean Miyashiro:
Yes. 

Lyndsey Havens:
OK on all the music so far?

Sean Miyashiro:
A lot of it, yeah, this is kind of like the consistent crew got it. I mean, everybody has made songs with the girls that are coming out, basically. They only have one song out.  

Lyndsey Havens:
Amazing.

No Na:
Coming soon.

Sean Miyashiro:
Hey, this is kind of fire, actually. 

Lyndsey Havens:
Do you usually wait to find a beat before you start writing? Or sometimes– 

No Na:
Yeah.

Lyndsey Havens:
OK, cool. Feel the vibe, and then you see what fits that? 

No Na:
Yeah. Baila comes up with the best melodies.

Lyndsey Havens:
That’s a good strength. 

No Na:
She makes the best lyrics. 

Sean Miyashiro:
Oh that’s so fire. The best. So the key is these, like lead bass lines that he does. He’s insane with this stuff. It kind of drives everything, right? It leads us. Should we start? Should we start coming up with the melodies. Let’s do it. 

No Na:
I like how we started this. What did you say? Got you in my glass? Got you in my hole? Got you in my what? Caught you in a lie. Caught you in a lie, love. Time to say goodbye.

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Los Tigres del Norte Reveal Who Is the Worst Cook, Who Spends the Most Money & More | Billboard Latin

Los Tigres del Norte play ‘How Well Do You Know Your Bandmates’ and they share who they think the worst cook is, who likes tequila the most, who spends the most money and more!

What did you think of the game? Let us know in the comments!

Leila Cobo: Welcome to Miami, Los Tigres del Norte! It’s so great to have you guys here.

Los Tigres del Norte: Thank you!

Now we’re going to see how well Los Tigres del Norte know each other. 

Let’s see. 

Who plays the most instruments?

Eduardo.

How many?

On stage, I play three: the saxophone, accordion and bass. 

And off the stage? 

Yes, just like that.

And you sing on top of that, so technically it’s four. 

But when I have to play something at a party or sometimes in emergencies, I play the electric bass, piano, acoustic guitar, electric guitar.

So everything. 

Yes, multiple. 

Eduardo is multipurpose. Who tells the best stories?

Stories? What kind? Like in songs?

No, stories around the table.

Ah, anecdotal stories around the dinner table. It would be Óscar. Oh you know I’m good at it when we haven’t slept. It helps us wake up. He shares anecdotes, but also we share our anecdotes with him 

Oh really?

Yes, I’m like that. Sometimes I’m desperate and nervous and they put me on a schedule. The funniest time was when I was coming with Luis from Colombia and we landed in Los Angeles for our connecting flight and I put my shoes on the wrong foot. Luis tells me, “you have your shoes on backwards,” and I look down and I’m like” they really are, no wonder they were hurting me a lot.”

Could KATSEYE’s ‘Gnarly,’ Drake’s ‘Nokia’ or Alex Warren’s ‘Ordinary’ Be the Song of the Summer? | Billboard News

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Billboard has put together a prediction list for the Song of the Summer, and we’re breaking it down for you. Could KATSEYE, Drake or Alex Warren have the Song of the Summer? Keep watching to see who else may be in the top 10!

Who do you think will have the track for the summer? Let us know in the comments!

Narrator:
As the summer gets gnarly and people get ready to live their best lives, Billboard Editorial has put together a list of our top 10 predictions for Song of the Summer, presented by Amazon Prime.

Drake’s comeback bop hasn’t hit No. 1 on the Hot 100 yet, but with even Travis Scott playing it during his Coachella set, everybody is blasting “Nokia.” We all love a sample, and it’s one of the reasons Leon Thomas’ “Mutt” is so contagious. Morgan Wallen’s recently released track with Tate McRae is a smash out the gate and definitely a contender. Fans are obsessed with Jessie Murph’s “Blue Strips.” BigXthaPlug grabbed a Hot 100 top 10 when he joined the world of country with Bailey Zimmerman. And KATSEYE has been hitting stages and making everybody question what’s “Gnarly,” including slaying in a TikTok with us.

Sombr has us all in the feels this summer with “Undressed.” And from touring with Sabrina Carpenter to having her own hit almost 10 years into her career, “Love Me Not” is a smash. Alex Warren’s “Ordinary” is everywhere, and like Drake’s “Nokia,” he’s only hit No. 2 on the Hot 100, but feels like the top of the chart is within his grasp. And you may have been hearing a lot of “DTMF” coming from Benito, but we have another Bad Bunny track on our radar.

What are your thoughts on Song of the Summer? Let us know in the comments, and keep it locked on Billboard to find out!

Chris Stapleton Takes Josh Brolin Inside His Private World | Billboard Cover

Billboard cover star Chris Stapleton gets real in an intimate interview with Josh Brolin, in which he reflects on his musical journey about his roots and finding his voice. He dives into how he balances the demands of his professional ambitions with his personal life, the power of authenticity, and more.

Chris Stapleton:

You can stand up here and just hang out. 

Josh Brolin:

Let’s do it.

Chris Stapleton:

Yeah, let’s grab — this is where you grab a table sitting.

Josh Brolin:

I don’t know. Where do you think? Okay, I think we should start with a sit down and just talk. 

Chris Stapleton:

Sounds good. 

Josh Brolin:

Tell me what this staircase is. What’s on the other side of it? Nothing? 

Chris Stapleton:

Just like a-

Josh Brolin:

Hot water heater. 

Chris Stapleton:

It’s all right, we shored it up. 

Josh Brolin:

So perfect. 

Unknown:

Josh says- 

Josh Brolin:

That didn’t sound too good. This is a board. 

Chris Stapleton:

It’s a real one.  

Josh Brolin:

Okay, we can disco on it if we need to disco that is to cope. What’s the thing that most means something in this whole place?

Chris Stapleton:

There’s lots of things in here that mean things to me, instrument wise. There’s a guitar that I wrote most of my songs on. 

Josh Brolin:

I would love to see that. How did we get here? Why are we doing this?

Chris Stapleton:

Well, I don’t think either one of us are exactly sure. 

Josh Brolin:

Right. 

Chris Stapleton:

But I think it kind of started, you guys showed up to a show,

Josh Brolin:

Right? It was Ryman. 

Chris Stapleton:

It was the Ryman. 

Josh Brolin:

It was here. I’d never heard you before. Right? And then we went, you started playing. And a guy who grew up with, you know, I grew up at the Palomino club, listening to Mel Tillis, listening to Marty Robbins. We had, you know, Waylon Jennings over at our ranch.

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Rass Kass & Long Story Longer ft. Obie Trice “Old Heads,” Flash Garments & Termanology “Soul Caliber” & More | Daily Visuals 5.28.25

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We said that the West Coast was experiencing a resurgence of sorts with some OG’s from yesteryear getting back on the rap scene and you can add Rass Kass as the latest Left Coast veteran to remind everyone that the “old school” MC’s got more bars than most of the YG’s of this generation.

Linking up with Long Story Longer for the Obie Trice assisted clip to “Old Heads,” the “Waterproof Emcee” and his fellow OG’s talk about the differences in generational lifestyles while stunting with some big boy toys, boats, and beach cruisers that’s been a stable in Cali life since the beginning of time.

Keeping with that older head vibe, Termanology proves that the older heads can keep up with this generation in the booth and in their clip to “Soul Caliber,” Term links up with Flash Garments to style out in the streets and the club where Griselda is seemingly enjoying the vibes.

Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Cartel Cartier, Grafh and OT The Real, and more.

RASS KASS & LONG STORY LONGER FT. OBIE TRICE – “OLD HEADS”

FLASH GARMENTS & TERMANOLOGY – “SOUL CALIBER”

CARTEL CARTIER – “FEE 2 SEE”

GRAFH & OT THE REAL – “AIN’T NOTHING MOVE”

DOM PACHINO – “HURRICANE”

ITSHOLY FT. NOT3S – “NADA”

PLAQUEBOYMAX – “MEAN STREET”

DONNIE B FT. RICH NELSON – “NEVER SETTLE”

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John Cena’s ‘You Can’t See Me’ Marks 20th Anniversary | Billboard News

John Cena’s You Can’t See Me has hit its 20th anniversary, and we’re taking a look back into how the album rocked the Billboard 200, and how he bridged the world of hip-hop and wrestling.

What do you think of John Cena’s You Can’t See Me? Let us know in the comments!

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During this WWE renaissance, we’d be remiss to not celebrate the man who bridged the gap between hip-hop and wrestling in the first place. John Cena was originally known as a wrestling legend, but has proven his duality beyond this in the world of entertainment. Twenty years ago, he made his music debut with his rap album You Can’t See Me in collaboration with his cousin and fellow rapper, Trademarc. The album debuted at No. 15 on the Billboard 200 and peaked at No. 3 on the Top Rap Albums chart on May 28, 2005.

“The Time Is Now” became Cena’s armor, as he was dubbed WWE Superman. “You can’t see me” is not only the chorus to his anthem, but a gesture and phrase that has transcended generations. In an interview, Cena said the gesture originated from hip-hop after seeing a dance that Tony Yayo did in a G-Unit music video. We’re still hearing it and seeing it today as a telltale signature for rivalry and beat also fueled into humor. Just Google “you can’t see me,” and the plethora of memes and chatter will show you it’s more relevant than ever.

Hip-hop has continued to dominate in the wrestling universe. Rappers like Drake, Metro Boomin, Quavo and Lil Yachty are enthusiastically ringside at wrestling, fan girling over WWE superstars, wondering how they can make their way into the ring. 

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Shakira, Peso Pluma & More Light Up Sueños Music Festival | All Access | Billboard News

Sueños Music Festival in Chicago was full of the hottest latin stars, including Shakira, Peso Pluma and El Alfa! We take you inside the two-day festival and run through everything you might have missed.

What was your favorite part of Sueños Music Festival? Let us know in the comments!

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Sueños Music Festival in Chicago took place on May 24 and 25 at Grant Park, and Billboard was there! Not even the cold weather stopped fans from attending the fourth edition of this event held in the city’s downtown area, wearing Instagram-worthy outfits perfect for a festival. Thousands of people gathered on the first day to see their favorite artists such as El Alfa, Oscar Maydon, Arcangel, Peso Pluma and Shakira, who brought her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran tour to Chicago. The She Wolf finally reunited with her Chicago pack.

The second day featured performances by Tito Double P, Grupo Frontera and Don Omar, who closed out the second and final day of Sueños. The Puerto Rican superstar ended the festival with a bang, singing major hits like “Danza Kuduro,” “Dale Don” and “Ella y Yo.”

For our full coverage of Sueños, visit Billboard.com.

Gloria Estefan Talks New Album ‘Raíces,’ The Pope, Immigration & More | Billboard News In Conversation

Gloria Estefan is about to release her first Spanish album in 18 years, ‘Raíces’. She sits down to talk about how the album was created with her husband, Emilio, dedicating a song to her grandson, her opinions on the new Pope, her thoughts on immigration issues in the U.S., and more.

Are you excited for Gloria Estefan’s new album? Let us know in the comments!

Gloria Estefan:

Hi I’m Gloria Estefan, and welcome to Billboard Latin!

Sigal Ratner-Arias:

Congratulations on ‘Raíces,’ your 30th album in 50 years, and the first in Spanish in 18 years. It’s a beautiful way to celebrate your anniversary. Was it important for you to make an album in your native language?

Absolutely, I wanted to return full circle. Emilio didn’t even notice that it was my 50 years and I told him when he came to me with the idea of  “Raíces,” and when I wrote the song, he said “I want you to sing it.” In that moment, I was super focused on ‘Basura,’ the musical. So I told him, “Babe, I can’t. I can’t change my mind for this, but I would like to create a new album that’s tropical in Spanish.” And he tells me, “Do you trust me?” And I go, “Who else am I going to trust more than you?”  

The title obviously explains what it is. “Mi Tierra” was an homage to Cuba. What is “Raíces” for you? 

Well we picked “Raíces” as the title because roots are also in the land. It’s like a modern “Mi Tierra” because when we had the concept to do the album for ‘Mi Tierra,’ we wanted to highlight an era of Cuban music that was really rich that was celebrated all throughout the world before BC. Before Castro. 

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Tiësto Chats About His Collab With Sexyy Red At 2025 EDC Festival & More Festival Highlights | Billboard News

Tiësto tells us all about his collab with Sexyy Red and Kaskade talks about what it’s like to perform at EDC festival 2025. we also run down the highlights from Suenos Festival and Bottle Rock, all presented by Amazon Prime.

From the blasting beats of EDM in Vegas to hot Latin sounds in Chicago and rocking out and sipping wine in Napa, festival season is in high gear, and Billboard is lucky enough to be able to bring you with us, sponsored by Amazon Prime.The Electric Daisy Carnival takes over the Las Vegas Motor Speedway every year with the biggest names in electronic dance music and from underground DJs to massive names like Tiësto. We talked with and saw them all.

Tiësto: Who would have thought Tiësto would have a collab with Sexyy Red? No one, absolutely no one. But here it is, and it’s an amazing track. I think people will really like it. It’s, it’s super dance. I’m gonna play the track tonight, I think, so it’s it’s gonna be epic.

Over in Chicago, we got to see the Sueños Festival take over the city’s iconic Grant Park, and the biggest names in Latin music were there, from Grupo Frontera to Peso Pluma and Shakira. And up in Northern California, the vibes were at BottleRock in Napa Valley, with an eclectic lineup that included Benson Boone, Justin Timberlake and Green Day. And it always comes back to EDM with an act like Kaskade.

Kaskade: For me, it’s just about both of us just playing stuff that we love and trying to figure out that bridge in between. So, yeah, I mean, we’ve only played a handful of shows together, so we’re still kind of discovering that as we play out more together for festival

For festival coverage and everything music news, keep it locked here at Billboard.

Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 Countdown for May 31, 2025 | Billboard News

Morgan Wallen takes over the top 10 of the Hot 100.

Tetris Kelly:
It’s a Morgan Wallen takeover after the release of his new album. This is the Billboard Hot 100 top 10 for the week dated May 31. Jumping back in the top 10 is “Love Somebody.” “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” falls to nine. “Superman” moves up to No. 8, while “I Got Better” debuts at No. 7. “Die With a Smile” is down to six, while “Luther” slips from No. 1 to five. “Ordinary” drops from two to four. “I’m the Problem” is in at three with “Just In Case” climbing to No. 2. And debuting at No. 1 is Morgan Wallen and Tate McRae with “What I Want,” her first No. 1.

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