Its been a few years since Drake was in-studio with Angie, but yesterday while making his rounds ’round NYC he stopped through for a sit down. He and Angie chopped it up about his relationship with YMCMB, his love life, Kendricks “Control” verse, his relationships with Jay Z and Kanye and a host of other topics.
It’s fashion night out as A$AP Rocky and Rihanna hit the town for some designer threads. It ain’t trickin’ if ya got it—or is it? Ferg also makes a cameo at the 2:58 mark. Off Long. Live. ASAP which you can grab here.
J.Cole was out in Vegas for the iHeart Radio Festival this past weekend, and talked to MTV about his new video, “Crooked Smile”. The visual was based on the true story of Aiyana Stanley-Jones. Saddest shit ever.
A few weeks ago, DJ Franzen celebrated his 12 years in Sin City with a party at the Palms Hardwood suite. Just for the record, said suite costs $25,000 night. Guests included Tyga, Omarion, and Stalley. If you missed out, here’s a snazzy recap.
With Karen Civil riding shotgun, Nipsey Hussle gave her a tour of his Crenshaw neighborhood. Afterward, he discussed his upcoming mixtape with DJ Drama. Checkout the tracklist after the jump.
DJ Khaled put his best foot forward this past Friday and surprised Florida’s Miami Norland Senior High School with a $10,000 donation. The money will benefit the school’s music and band initiatives.
It’s been a busy day for Drizzy. And earlier this morning, he traveled to Bristol, Connecticut to appear on ESPN’s First Take. While on the set, he spoke on his relationship with Texas A&M quarterback, Johnny Manziel.
Drake takes it back to when Tubbs and Crockett were the law, in his action packed video co-starring A$AP Rocky and Fredo Santana. Kidnap Drizzy’s lady? Never that. Bring home Nothing Was The Same today.
shot by: mike gardner x quest Rozay brought his first annual MMG Weekend to an end at Miami’s LIV nightclub on Sunday night. Above, he and Meek Mill hit the stage for a medley. See you next year.
A week before his album release, Nelly held an album listening session for M.O. last night in NYC. Above, he reflects on visit to the city before inking his deal, meeting Pharrell and the track, “Rick James“.
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.