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Let’s be clear; none of the rappers on Clipse’s new song “Chains & Whips” name any names in the course of flexing on their competition. But if we’re being honest, they shouldn’t have to. There are a lot of rappers that Malice, Pusha T, and Kendrick Lamar’s verses could apply to, so let’s just use “hit dogs holler” rules here. If the shoe fits, wear it. So when Pusha snarls, “We all in the room, but here’s the elephant / […]
Lil Yachty’s string of lighthearted standalone singles continues with “Won’t Diss You.” The video is shot is a very guerrilla style with fisheye lens, a la ’90s skate videos, and the aesthetic is classic Boat. Yachty dances alongside his fleet of cars and in a grassy field without a care in the world, clad in a preppy pink-and-green polo shirt. Although the lyrics are vaguely threatening, you get the impression it’s all performance, and really, he just likes to rap […]
Next month, Conan Gray is set to release his latest album, Wishbone. He announced it in May and shared “This Song” later that month, and now we have another preview of the project via “Vodka Cranberry.” Gray sings of a relationship that’s circling the drain, “Speak up, I know you hate me / Looked at your picture and cried like a baby / Speak up, don’t leave me waiting / Got way too drunk off a vodka cranberry / Called […]
The thing about a Clipse Tiny Desk Concert is that, as Virginia natives, it’s something of a homecoming show for them. So, of course, when Pusha T and Malice hit the NPR Music offices the same day as the release of their new album, Let God Sort Em Out, they couldn’t JUST do songs from the new one, like “Ace Trumpets” and “So Be It.” Instead, they take a 20-minute cruise through their classic, but all-too-short discography, opening with the […]
After growing up 20 minutes from the Canadian border, going over often to drink at 19, play tourist at Niagara Falls, or head two hours into Canada to see Toronto during Christmas time, I’m no stranger to the joys of Canada. After moving upstate between Albany and Hudson, still close to the Canadian border, I realized how close Upstate New York is to Quebec! Canada has a lot to offer, including friendly locals, wildlife, beautiful landscapes, French markets, and more, […]
South African star Tyla has been steadily rolling out new songs from her upcoming sophomore album, revealing more sides of her musical identity in the process. While she promised “full-on rap songs” in a recent interview, her latest single, “Is It,” is more in line with the songs she’s best known for, featuring a pulsating, dance floor-ready bass line, and a tempting come-on in the chorus. “Is it wrong that I wanna get right / Wanna get right with you?” […]
Welcome to SNX DLX, your weekly roundup of the best sneakers to hit the internet. Last week, after a holiday-induced weak drop week, we said hopefully things would start heating up again this week and well, it looks like all us sneakerheads are going to have to keep on hoping! This week is just as sparse as last week unfortunately, but it’s not all bad news as we have a brand-new Jordan, the latest New Balance Abzorb 2000, and Edison […]
If Saweetie has no fans left, I am deceased. Send flowers and condolences to Phil Cosores c/o Uproxx Studios in Los Angeles, California. The Bay Area’s Icy Princess has had a rocky road in recent years, but she’s still good for at least one solid summer banger a year, and really does live up to her cognomen as a true sweetheart who deserves better than she’s been given. If, like me, you have had your fingers crossed for her career […]
This past July 4th, America was ailing. Amid political tensions, social unrest, natural disasters, and various national crises, the pursuit of life, liberty, and happiness needed a remix. Enter the 2025 Essence Festival of Culture, the annual three-day celebration of Black empowerment and excellence in its longtime home of New Orleans. Though the event has attracted recent criticism from artists and festivalgoers for changes in planning and partnerships, folks in NOLA were mostly ready for a Juneteenth part two. The […]
