This weekend, Jacquees released his new album, Sincerely For You, which was the most anticipated album of the year. Future executive produced the project, which serves as his third full-length studio LP and aims to be a milestone in the artist’s career. In total, 17 tracks appear on Sincerely For You, including contributions from Dreezy, Summer Walker, Future, 6LACK, John P. Kee, 21 Savage, and others. As part of the album release, a live performance of the Atlanta artist’s song “When You Bad Like That” was performed. This song sees the Atlanta artist singing about catering to the love interest of his life, with lyrics such as:
In the past year, Jacquees released the Exit 68 mixtape for his fans. A total of 16 tracks were included on this project, with Trey Songz and FYB providing assistance. It was followed by his previous full-length album, King of R&B, which included 18 tracks and was accompanied by appearances by Lil Keed, Tory Lanez, Quavo, Young Thug, Lil Baby, Gunna, Summer Walker, T.I., Lil Gotit, and more.
According to the “Fact Or Fiction” singer, Future and Jacquees have a positive working relationship, which is why Future is the right choice to produce Sincerely For You, as he previously explained in an interview. “I have always looked up to Future as being like a big brother to me, and he has consistently been a person who has supported me. Our roots are on the east side of Atlanta. I have always had the support of the Future behind the scenes, but now it’s time to make sure it’s brought into the spotlight for everyone to see. “He always tells me it is the right time for me to be up here, and he is always willing to support me,” he stated.
Even though Morocco lost to France in the World Cup semifinals, French Montana remains very proud of the country he hails from. As a celebration of the Bronx-based emcee’s team’s successes yesterday (Dec. 14), the Bronx-based emcee released a song in honor of their achievements. As the track is entitled “Morocco,” it features production resembling Caribbean dance records with Arabic rapping verses accompanied by French production. In addition to the energetic song, a matching video has been released to go along with it. The video shows footage from France’s quarter-final win over Portugal. In addition, it shows a packed crowd of people showing support for the team on the streets of New York City in the aftermath of the game.
Further to the release mentioned above, French Montana also congratulated Morocco in a social media post. In the post, he said:
“After what we have done, my head is still gassed… no Moroccan in the world should feel sad today. We have shaken the world up and we have made history today. The first time this was done. There is no greater feeling of pride than that of the whole Moroccan team and the entire country as a whole. Dima Maghreb.”
As of this summer, French Montana has released his most recent collection of songs, Montega, which comes as a collaborative effort with producer Harry Fraud. Montega, including the deluxe edition, consists of 14 songs. The album featured the features of Jadakiss, Benny the Butcher, EST Gee, Babyface Ray, Rick Ross, Quavo, Fleurie, and the late rapper Chinx. “Unforgettable” was already extremely successful in 2021 when they released their excellent album Their Got Amnesia, which later on captured the attention of millions. According to news reports, he’s currently working on what will mark the sixth installment of his infamous Coke Boys series, an upcoming project that is expected to include drops like “I Got a Feeling” a collaboration between DThang and Tdot2Oppy, “Yes I Do,” “Fenty” featuring NAV, “Slidin” alongside Ayoub, and “Whipp’n It Slowly.” It has yet to be determined when that project will be released.
Quando Rondo and NBA YoungBoy teamed up last month to collaborate on a track and video titled “Give Me A Sign”, which received a positive reception worldwide. On Tuesday (Nov. 22), Quando Rondo and NBA YoungBoy decided to circle back and provide fans with another collaboration, entitled “It’s On.” This brand-new track is the latest offering from their highly anticipated 3860 joint project, which is expected to be out in the next few weeks. In the beginning of the song, Rondo comes in hot with his opening lyrics that set the tone for the whole song:
It has been reported that during the course of 2022, Quando Rondo was treating fans to plenty of free drops, including “Dead Wrong,” “Jakiyah,” “War Baby,” and “24,” all of which were dedicated to the late Kobe Bryant, the legendary basketball player.
In related news, YoungBoy released a statement a few weeks ago informing the public that he had signed a record deal with Motown Records. As part of his contract with Atlantic Records, The Last Slimeto album was his last release under that label. In terms of chart placement, the album debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart, featuring Rod Wave, Kehlani, and Quavo. Furthermore, there was an impressive line-up of standout singles on The Last Slimeto as well, including “Mr. Grim Reaper,” “I Got The Bag,” and “I Hate YoungBoy.”
It is with much excitement that NBA YoungBoy returns today (Nov. 22) with another loose track and video titled “Hi Hater.” There is something upbeat about “Hi Hater” with its guitar rhythm and upbeat beat that fills the recording room in which NBA YoungBoy is recording his song. The accompanying visuals show off the stylish cars and jewels that the Baton Rouge rapper drives around, but it is also through the visual that he conveys a message to all of the haters in the world:
In light of the musician’s recent announcement, Motown Records announced a new deal a couple of weeks ago. With the release of The Last Slimeto in August, NBA YoungBoy marked his final release on Atlantic Records, following the closing of his previous label. There were several guest appearances on that project, which debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart, including Kehlani, Rod Wave, and Quavo. The Last Slimeto was also a significant album in terms of the number of standout singles, including “Mr. Grim Reaper,” “I Hate YoungBoy,” and “I Got The Bag.”
Last month, Gangsta Grillz’s rapper Made No Sense released Ma’ I Got A Family in collaboration with DJ Drama, which culminated a 19-track mixtape he dropped earlier in the year. The brand-new project not only features 19 tracks, but Nicki Minaj and Yeat have also contributed two additional features to the project in addition to the 19 tracks. Besides the songs he released himself, YoungBoy has also been featured on a number of songs lately, including “Flags To The Sky” created with NoCap, and “To The Bone” recorded with Takeoff and Quavo, more.
Almost two years have passed since Rich The Kid released his last full-length LP, Boss Man, a 20-song body of work featuring Quavo, Lil Baby, Nicki Minaj, Future, Lil Tjay, Post Malone, and more. In addition to his collaborative projects with YoungBoy Never Broke Again and Lil Wayne, he was also involved with Trust Fund Babies and Nobody Safe. Additionally, he supplied the Lucky 7 EP as well as some loose cuts and featured appearances, including “Boss Bitch” with Coi Leray, “That’s All” with YoungBoy, “Bussdown” with Headie One, “Rocket Launcher,” “Prada” with Skillibeng, and “Crypto” with Takeoff.
RCA Records recently announced Rich The Kid would be partnering with them for the release of his new single “Motion” yesterday (Nov. 14). Additionally, fans can also take a look at a matching visual on DrewFilmedIt, which shows him catching vibes while exhibiting different facets of his wealthy lifestyle in a matching visual that is brought to you by DrewFilmedIt.
In the months prior to the release of “Motion,” Rich The Kid suffered the loss of Migos Takeoff, with whom the “Plug Walk” rapper had worked with on numerous occasions throughout the course of his successful career. A series of heartfelt messages and images were shared on Instagram by the College Park-based star in tribute to the Migos alum, in which she illustrated the following:
There was no one more important to me today than my brother. As for the rest of my life, everything I have, my twin, my best friend, I simply can’t believe it, I just can’t. I really admire the humility of this man. He used to share shoes and clothes with me before he made it, and we never had a problem sharing them! I miss you already, you did not deserve that kind of treatment! I miss you every single day!! I can’t stop crying. I’m so in love with you, bro, I’ll never be able to let go of you…
Throughout the comments section of that Instagram post, there were many comments from other Rich Forever heads who shared his raw emotions, showing just how crucial Takeoff was to the culture as a whole, as well as the Rich Forever head honcho.
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