In the aftermath of Barcelona's defeat to Real Sociedad, a Spanish referee's conversation with Hansi Flick has been revealed, shedding light on the controversial offside call that denied Robert Lewandowski a goal. The referee insisted that the decision was correct and there was no foul play involved, despite Flick's protests. The close call, made with the assistance of VAR, sparked frustration and debate among fans, further highlighting the importance and impact of technology in modern-day football.
With the year coming to a close, Apple Music has just released their year-end charts and features for their annual 2024 Replay. Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" has topped the Top 100 songs: Global list amidst controversies and legal trouble, while Taylor Swift reigns with 7 songs in the top 100 list including her collaboration with Post Malone. Fans can also track their listening habits and discover new artists through the platform's updated features. As the streaming industry continues to evolve, the 2024 year-end charts and Replay offer a glimpse into the new era of music and streaming.
In a surprise legal filing, Drake's LLC claims that Universal Music Group and Spotify are working together to rig the streaming game in favor of Kendrick Lamar. Allegedly, UMG is using pay-to-play tactics and third-party companies to artificially inflate the stream count of Lamar's diss track against Drake. This not only affects Drake's credibility but also raises questions about the integrity of the streaming model and the potential impact on smaller artists. However, music industry insiders remain skeptical about the allegations and the potential consequences for top performers like Drake and Lamar.
Reclusive rapper Kendrick Lamar shocked fans on Friday with the surprise release of his latest album, titled "GNX." The 12-track project, featuring collaborations with SZA, Dody6, and Sam Dew, includes samples and production from superstar producer Jack Antonoff. The album's artwork, featuring Lamar leaning against a GNX car, suggests a possible reference to his ongoing feud with Drake. This highly-anticipated release comes after Lamar's chart-topping success with his recent diss track, "Not Like Us."
Kendrick Lamar stuns music lovers with a surprise release of his sixth studio album "GNX", his first since 2022. The 12-track album comes just months after Lamar's rap battle with Drake and just in time for his highly anticipated performance at the Super Bowl Halftime Show in New Orleans. The first track, "Wacced out murals", references Lil Wayne's disappointment over not being chosen for the hometown performance.
Hip-hop fans are buzzing after Kendrick Lamar released a surprise 12-track album, in which he seemingly references the ongoing Super Bowl controversy. The Compton, California rapper touches on fellow rapper Lil Wayne and the heated debate over the NFL's decision to choose him over Wayne for the 2025 Apple Music halftime show. In his lyrics, Lamar addresses his disappointment and the support he has received from fans following the announcement.
The Compton rapper has dropped "Squabble Up," a full version of the song that originally appeared in his "Not Like Us" video. Fans have been eagerly anticipating this release since the snippet first appeared, and it's finally here as part of his surprise album, GNX. With a sample from Debbie Deb's "When I Hear Music" and some aggressive lyrics, this eminently quotable track will surely become a favorite in both clubs and on the streets. And that's not all - the album also includes a not-so-subtle dig at Drake. Don't miss out on this long-awaited release.
The nominations for the 2025 Grammy Awards have been announced, and Beyonce once again dominates with a whopping 11 nominations, bringing her career total to 99. Other top contenders include Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar, Post Malone, and Charli XCX. Newcomers Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan also received six nominations in their debut year. However, one notable absence is country star Zach Bryan, who chose to withdraw his work from consideration citing discomfort with the competitive nature of awards shows.
Rapper Kendrick Lamar returns to the stage after a public feud with Drake and puts on an explosive performance at a Juneteenth celebration. The setlist included debuts of several diss tracks aimed at Drake, as well as surprise appearances by Black Hippy members and Dr. Dre. Producer Mustard also joined in on the fun, bringing out a star-studded lineup of guests for a dynamic show.
In a star-studded celebration of Los Angeles rap and unity, Kendrick Lamar headlined a concert produced by Amazon and streamed on Prime and Twitch. He performed hit songs and his Drake diss tracks, joined by rappers, NBA stars, and members of various gangs in a powerful display of solidarity. The show ended with a tribute to Nipsey Hussle and Kobe Bryant, cementing the message of peace and togetherness in the community.