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6ix9ine Reacts to Meek Mill “Numbers Do Lie”
Meek Mill in his post “Numbers Do Lie” suggests that there are a lot of artists buying views and 6ix9ine reacts.
Its no news that Both meek Mill and Tekashi have an ongoing feud. Following the release of Tekashi 6ix9ine latest singles, “TROLLZ” featuring Nicki Minaj which stirred up some controversy over youtube count.
Tekashi has been aiming for the number one spot on the Billboard Hot 100 with his new song Trollz since his last single “Gooba” didnt. He also claims to be the biggest rapper in the game right now, though it seems like he, along with his fan base, are the only ones in agreeance.
After the release of “TROLLZ,” Tekashi 6ix9ine and Nicki Minaj claimed that they beat out “GOOBA” for the biggest 24-hour debut for a hip-hop video on YouTube. Only a few days later, YouTube issued a statement claiming that it wasn’t true, though they said it was only a few million short of topping the record.
Meek Mill, took to his Twitter page where he questioned the saying, “Men lie, women lie, numbers don’t.” Although Meek didn’t mention any names, however the timing of his statement likely suggests he’s talking about 6ix9ine and Nicki’s video. “Numbers do lie… who made that up?” He tweeted.
Numbers do lie … who made that up?
— Meek Mill (@MeekMill) June 19, 2020
A screenshot of the tweet inevitably ended up on Akademiks’ timeline where 6ix9ine, of course, chimed in. “64 speaks,” he commented underneath the post.
With the Billboard Hot 100 list set to be released on Monday, we’ll ultimately find out whether or not 6ix9ine and Nicki Minaj’s “TROLLZ” received the support it needed for the #1 spot.
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Rapper Lil Wayne Talks about Signing Nicki Minaj & Drake
In recent interview rap legend Lil Wayne Revisits Signing Nicki Minaj & Drake
You can’t talk about Drake or Nicki Minaj with mentioning Lil wayne, as he was instrumental and helping both artist turn into the superstars there are today, and Lil Wayne is sharing his blueprint on breaking rising stars. Those Young Money Cash Money golden years are untouchable and fans remember when you couldn’t go anywhere without being confronted with yet another YMCMB hit. Weezy recently sat down with the I Am Athlete podcast and spoke at end about his love of music and why it’s important for Rap veterans to welcome new talent with open arms.
“You can’t be the person that’s saying, I don’t like the new music. You gotta love it,” he said. “Learn it, like it, and love it, because you better understand, that’s music. That’s not a certain type of music, that’s music. You got to Apple Music and Top 100s and [it’s] them folks right there.”
“Then you got a Drake. He’s music. My goal now, if you want to be the ultimate artist, that’s what I want to be,” Wayne added before giving insight into why he decided to add Nicki and Drake’s talents to his roster.
“It was just about…I seen potential. That’s when I saw way more than just potential. When Drake’s music was brought to me from the homie [Jas Prince], it was about Rap,” he said. “I was like, ‘This dude sound different.’ What I loved about him, he was sounding just as dope as we were. When I say we, I’m talking about the streets and what we came from.”
Weezy said he told Drake that he could make anything sound “dope,” but Wayne was even more impressed when he heard Drake belting out a hook.
“One day, I heard, ‘[him singing].’ Like, ‘What the f*ck was that?’” he added. “You gotta be the ultimate artist. My homie could do two nights when he hits your city.” you can Watch Lil Wayne on I Am Athlete below.
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Kodak Black reveals how Drake gave him $300k Worth of Bitcoin
In recent interview rapper Kodak Black revealed how he was Gifted $300k Worth of Bitcoin by Drake.
Rapper Drake and Kodak Black seem to be getting along smoothly. So much so that the superstar recently gave him a gift of a good amount of Bitcoin.
Kodak recently called into the Breakfast Club to chat with DJ envy, Charlamagne Tha God and Angela Yee about his hit ‘Super Gremlin‘, getting shot recently, his upcoming project Back for Everything dropping this Friday, relationship with Donald Trump, cutting his hair, and his friendship with Drake.
Kodak says Drizzy randomly hit me one day and said “You got bitcoin?” to which the Florida rapper replied in the negative. “I was like ‘nah.’ He was like ‘Set up a bitcoin then.’ So you know, I’m like, ok, you know what I’m sayin’?” From there, Yak says Drizzy sent me about 6.6 BTC which made his wallet value over $300k. Lucky him.
Kodak also teased an upcoming collaboration with Ed Sheeran, even hinting that there might be two songs in the works with him. He added that after his project this Friday, he will drop his main album in August so we’re guessing Back for Everything is being treated like a mixtape.
You can watch the full interview below.
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Lil Wayne daughter Reginae Carter Shares Birthday Message as he Turns 39
Rap lagend Lil Wayne officially turns 39 today, prompting birthday love from daugter Reginae Carter, fans, and fellow rappers.
Young Money boss and rap titan Lil Wayne marks his 39th birthday today and it’s safe to say his position in the rap game is understood by fans spanning several different generations. A legend through and through, Wayne is a rare sort of emcee capable of declaring himself the Best Rapper Alive with credibility while also securing mainstream commercial dominance. As such, he tends to receive a lot of love on a daily basis — let alone today, his 39th birthday.
In honor of the milestone occasion, his daughter Reginae Carter took a moment to share a few heartfelt words for her father, hitting Instagram with a father/daughter picture. “Happy birthday to the [GOAT],” she declares. “I love you fatherrrrr besties forever & ever . We turning up fasho when I see you ! Enjoy your day.”
“Wayne being 39 is insane,” writes Mez, reflecting on his own experience listening to Weezy throughout his life. “Bro been a star what feels like my whole life. He really started as a kid.” It really is incredible to consider that Wayne truly did begin his career as a child prodigy, honing his hip-hop talents under the watchful eye of Birdman. Before long, he was playing an integral role in the rise of Cash Money Records, emerging from the collective as a standout favorite.