Tyler, The Creator drops his latest collection which includes a new fragrance and nail polish.
The collection star studded Pop Up Shop included the likes of Andre 3k, JAY-Z and Ye.
Today we celebrate the Queen. Happy 39th Birthday. That’s it, that’s the post!
The pictures say it all! Happy Birthday to the Da Bad Guy!
Can’t believe 2021 is almost coming to an end. I’ve been the busiest this year but music never left my side. I wanted to share with you some of the great and refreshing sounds I’ve been jamming to all year and recently, so I compiled 10 dope albums and EPs released in 2021 from some […]
10 Dope East African Albums & EPs from 2021 – So far!
“Discover how to become a full blown superstar through music licensing … without a label, investor or marketing budget. “From Sync to Superstar” is filled with tips, secrets and strategies to become filthy stinking INDIE RICH!” -Tamara Bubble
The 3 Peat ALBUM is here & Bubble is applying pure pressure! We already know she’s your favorite, but press play for 12 more reasons … if you still need convincing #BubbleOnDeck
Bubble recruited some of her favorite producers from across the globe for the 3 Peat project, but YFRIAG3 has a new comer ‘producer’ enlisted in the album credits. Yep, you guessed it, Tamara Bubble is now a producer and has produced 25% of this album. And if that’s not crazy enough, we think the record should actually be called ‘Your Favorite Rapper is a Girl PRODUCER + AUTHOR’ lol because Bubble recently released her debut book “FROM SYNC TO SUPERSTAR” detailing how she became both a producer and sync agent as well as her rise in the music game using music licensing as her primary strategy.
LYRICS + FULL CREDITS + STREAM ALBUM 
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Cleveland rapper, Ray Cash, dropped a new freestyle, ‘Not For Sale’, on Friday, November 5th.
Known for lyrics like ‘Pimp in my Own Mind’, Ray isn’t a stranger to getting things popping. This newly released freestyle shows a different side to the Artist, some might say an evolution.
Listen to the track and give us your thoughts.
Dame Dash wants to end feud with JAY-Z following Rock & Roll Hall of Fame speech
Dame Dash is ready to squash his 20-year beef with JAY-Z after the 4:44 crafter shouted him out during his Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Speaking with Page Six on Monday (Nov. 1), Dash said Hov’s induction speech shoutout “was beautiful.”
“I’m glad he said it for the culture. We need to squash everything,” he said. “So, hopefully if that was an extended [olive branch], I’ll spin one back. I have no beef with [him] if [he has] no beef with me. Let’s get the lawyers out of it then. Let’s talk like men, but I definitely appreciate it.”
He added, “I would never want you to think that we have to go to the court to resolve anything. We can talk it out and the culture needs to see two strong Black men working out a problem. Even if they worked together, they can go their separate ways [and] they can still be cool.”
As reported by REVOLT, JAY-Z saluted his former friend and Roc-A-Fella Records co-founder at the Rocket Mortgage Field House in Cleveland on Saturday (Oct. 30).
“Shout out to Dame. I know we don’t see eye-to-eye, but I can never erase your accomplishments, and I appreciate you and I thank you for that,” he said.
Hov also applauded The Notorious B.I.G., adding, “He was one of the most honorable people I’ve ever met and we created something that will probably never be duplicated. I appreciate you guys. Thank you for our journey. Thank you. Thank you for your contribution to this journey.”
JAY-Z and Dash famously started Roc-A-Fella Records with Kareem “Biggs” Burke in 1995. However, the dismantling of the label ended in the former business partners’ bitter feud, most recently sparking back up again over a Reasonable Doubt NFT.
Speaking with Page Six, Dash agreed that while they “don’t see eye-to-eye,” the pair has “accomplished too much to be beefing.” He also said he’ll always consider Hov a brother and reflected on the rapper’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction.
“That means I’m in the Hall of Fame,” he said, “Whether we cool or not, him getting in the Hall of Fame is major. So congratulations to us, congratulations to him and thank you [to him] for keep working so hard to where he got to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Anything he can do to make me great, so thank you for even continuing to strive. He keeps my name alive.”
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NBA Hall of Fame Allen Iverson has joined Viola, a purpose-driven cannabis brand co-founded by basketball great Al Harrington.
As Viola’s talent partner, Iverson will continue to build on many of Harrington’s business initiatives, leading the drop of the first strain of Viola’s The Iverson Collection in October. Other cannabis and non-cannabis products will follow.
“I’ve had a lot of people approach me with business opportunities, but this one with Al was different. After seeing how devoted he is to this business, and him educating me on how beneficial the plant is, it just felt right. I’m excited to be a part of it; together, we’re about to change the game,” Iverson said, after visiting Viola’s 18,000 sq ft. grow in Detroit last March.
Harrington added, “In the same way Allen impacted the culture, we’re going to continue to impact the cannabis industry. We’re going to keep pushing boundaries. I’m honored to have Allen on board. We want to continue to inspire others and encourage people of color to participate in the cannabis space.”
Although Iverson and Harrington were never teammates, over time they developed a beautiful friendship — they actually call it a brotherhood, taking inspiration from one another for years.
During his time in the league, Iverson fought hard change the narrative around fashion and style. Similarly, Harrington has been working to educate and enlighten the NBA and other sports leagues and incumbents on the healing power of cannabis and the racist origins of its stigma and the War on Drugs.
This connection made the partnership a no-brainer, the athletes explained.
Earlier this year, Viola became the first Black-owned multinational cannabis brand after cannabinoid-focused biopharmaceutical company Avicanna agreed to license the brand, using it to create specific formulations for sale across medical and consumer retail channels in Canada. Viola will receive a royalty fee for the use of its name, but Avicanna will ultimately develop the products being sold north of the border.
More recently, the company received Mezz Brands into its incubator program, launched last October with the objective of providing operational support to minority-owned cannabis businesses.
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