Wendy Williams kept her questions under a million with today’s guest, Big Sean. During their sit down, he talked about his Detroit hometown filing Chapter 11 and dating actress Naya Rivera. Yeah, she’s probably making more money than both of us, Sean.
Before Meek Mill’s Dreamchasers 3 listening session last night, he returned to Funkmaster Flex’s show on Hot 97. If memory serves correct, some of those bars were heard during the listening. Stay tuned.
Nardwuar got all in French Montana’s business while in Vancouver. In between blows of hookah, he talked about Morocco, raising pigeons, and Nardwuar’s fashion sense. It’s in his code!
It’s Murda!
Surrounded by a pool of women, Gucci Mane is in it all for himself. Whoever said sharing is caring? Off La Flare’s, Trap God which you can download here.
Following Drake’s album signing at Best Buy, he performed at the A-Life store’s backyard. Before my phone died, I caught footage of “All Of Me” and “Versace”. Later that night, he performed “Wu-Tang Forever” alongside Raekwon. Where’s a charger when you need one? Ugh.
Nature puts his time to good use with a new video co-starring Noreaga. Spend some money and cop Nature’s Seasons Changed (Summer Edition) here.
“Unless you know what you talkin’ about, you shouldn’t say it” Earl is set to appear on Dr. Phil this Wednesday. In our first look, we get a clip of his $1 million debt in child support and recent streaking incident. Hopefully, this interview doesn’t end up like Iyanla‘s. UPDATE: Full episode.
Outkast is everlasting and so is their music. This past Monday, the duo’s SpeakerBoxxx/The Love Below turned 10 years old. Yeah. we’re getting old. Big Boi talked to MTV about their diamond seller and label’s reluctance to lead with “Hey Ya”.
As part of Jimmy Kimmel Live’s concert series to kickoff his new season, JT hit the stage in front of thousands of fans on Hollywood Blvd. to perform tracks from his new album. Above we get “Take Back The Night” and below he performs his newest single “TKO”.
It is interesting to look back at this discussion because the concerns about technology becoming a barrier to real communication have only become more noticeable over time. Messages are quick and convenient, yet they often cannot communicate tone, emotion, or intention as clearly as a real conversation. Technology itself is not necessarily the problem, but how we choose to use it matters. Even something as simple as a Basic Calculator shows how useful technology can be when it solves a practical problem without replacing meaningful human connections and conversations.