Helen Fay

24/10/2023

Friends, would you like to watch the sunset in Chicago?😍🌇

23/10/2023

12 free places you need to visit in London😍

209K likes, 847 comments. “12 free places you need to visit in London.”

20/10/2023

Dubai😍

19/10/2023

Friends, would you like to live in such a house in Italy?😍

18/10/2023

would you like to visit this place?🏞 Italy😍

16/10/2023

Would you like to live in such a town in Sweden?

25/09/2023

Would you like to spend your holidays here?🤩 Canada😎

18/09/2023

Which music artists do you listen to most often? We will write about them more often😊

11/09/2023

Kendrick Lamar Allegedly Disses Big Sean, Jay Electronica & French Montana On New Leak: Report

Kendrick Lamar will call out names. In 2013, when he joined Big Sean and Jay Electronica on “Control,” Kendrick Lamar left the rap world rattled after listing off his contemporaries, including the two other MCs on the song, in an attempt to assert his dominance. A decade later, the tension still stands between Kendrick and some of the artists he mentioned. Big Sean’s been accused of subliminally taking shots at K. Dot while Jay Electronica has been a bit more forthcoming.

We can count on Kendrick to throw subs back whenever he decides to release but apparently, his vault stores a few records where he’s calling people out by name. Per Hip-Hop-N-More, the “OG” version of “ELEMENT.” allegedly leaked this morning, containing direct shots at Jay Electronica, Big Sean, and French Montana. K. Dot’s issues with the latter appear to stem from a 2016 Breakfast Club interview (not his 2020 Verzuz comments) where he suggested the Compton rapper was positioned to win at the Grammys.

The leaked version, which began circulating on X (Twitter), includes some of the original lyrics that we hear on DAMN. Meanwhile, the production choice actually comes from “Paramedic!” by SOBxRBE from Black Panther: The Album. “French Montana speaking on me in interviews/ Very cynical, dry hating something I don’t approve,” he raps. “Jay Electronica threw silencers on my GRAMMY night/ Another dead Prophet hoping the God’ll give ’em life.”

Then, the verse shifts focus to Big Sean, acknowledging the apparent issues between them. Given that DAMN. came out in 2017, and French and Jay Electronica’s comments emerged 2016, it seems like this could’ve been a direct response to Big Sean’s “No More Interviews.” Additionally, many of the references, including the Drake vs. Meek Mill feud, indicate that this was recorded during that time.

Big Sean keep sneak dissing, I let it slide
I think his false confidence got him inspired
I can’t make ’em respect you, baby, it’s not my job
You’re finally famous for who you date, not how you rhyme (boy)
Cute a*s raps, get your puberty up
Make you a classic album before you come at us
Drake and Meek Mill beef might got you gassed up
But I’m a whole ‘nother beast, I’ll really f**k you up

Many have already expressed concerns surrounding whether the verse was AI-generated. However, there have been several versions of this song circulating since 2019. One of them included a response to Jay Electronica. Check out the snippet above.

07/09/2023

Drake Gives Away Free Tour Tickets With Website Scavenger Hunt

Overnight, fans visiting Drake's website found themselves looking at a scavenger hunt. "Letters are hidden in every room in the house. Find all the letters and enter the word below," some text on the website reads. It asked fans to travel around the various pages of the artist's website looking for secret letters that assembled a code. It's not the first time the "Search & Rescue" rapper had done something similar. The last time he set up a website exploration event it was to give fans the opportunity to win free tickets and that seems to be the case once again.

Fans online who managed to crack the code reported just that. According to a few Twitter users who managed to get in, the website gives you the opportunity to enter a drawing for tickets to Drake and 21 Savage's "It's All A Blur" tour. Including tonight's show in Vancouver, the tour has 24 stops left on its remaining run. The tour wraps up in Columbus on October 9. While specific details on the giveaway haven't emerged yet, it seems that some lucky fans who took part in the online search could be rewarded with the chance to see one of the shows.

While 21 Savage has served as the opener for much of the "It's All A Blur" tour so far, a new face emerged for a recent show. During a trip to Vancouver for the tour, Savage couldn't make the trip but his replacement by Travis Scott certainly didn't leave fans disappointed.

Earlier this week Drake dropped some new merch that had fans excited. The merch features references to his new album For All The Dogs. After teasing the project all summer many believe it could be arriving soon. Last week, the rapper shared the album art to social media. In conjunction with the scavenger hunt fans are speculating the project could arrive any day now. What do you think of Drake's website sending fans on a scavenger hunt for free tickets? Let us know in the comment section below.