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H.E.R. has shared a visualiser for her new single featuring Chris Brown, ‘Come Through’.

The new track arrives on the back of H.E.R. winning two Grammys last month, as well as bagging an Oscar nomination for ‘Fight For You’, her Golden Globe-nominated contribution to Judas and the Black Messiah.
The ‘Damage’ singer and Brown toured together during the latter’s ‘Heartbreak On A Full Moon’ tour in 2018, and went on to collaborate on ‘Come Together’ from Brown’s ninth studio album ‘Indigo’ in 2019, which topped the Billboard 200 chart upon its release.
Come Through’ marks another R&B slow jam for H.E.R., finding the artist in reflective mood: “I look good even though I feel shitty/ I just got back out this way/ You already got plans for the city.”
Yesterday (April 23), H.E.R. also revealed details of her new album in a tweet. Album!!!! #BOMM she wrote,” sharing a picture of a notebook with the title ‘Back Of My Mind’ and two track listings.
Last month (March 17), H.E.R. said she plans to go “full throttle” with her ambitions to become an actor.
Alongside her blossoming music career, H.E.R. recently appeared in her debut film role, appearing alongside Jennifer Garner in new comedy Yes Day.
“I’ve been so focused on making music but I think it’s time now for me to go full throttle with acting,” she told Entertainment Weekly. “I’m working on that right now, following my passion for acting.”
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Chris Brown arrives at a historic milestone as his single “Go Crazy,” with Young Thug, leads Billboard’s R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart for a 24th week. With the track’s newest week on top, Brown now claims the two songs with the most weeks at No. 1 in the chart’s 28-year history with “Crazy” and “No Guidance.”

“Crazy” reigns for its 24th frame on the list dated March 13. Its latest term comes despite a 5% drop to 21.6 million in audience impressions for the week ending March 7, according to MRC Data. Brown and Young’s single began its extended rule on Aug. 22, interrupted only by a six-week streak for Drake’s “Laugh Now Cry Later,” featuring Lil Durk, in September-October.

With its 24th week, “Crazy” surpasses Miguel’s “Adorn” for the second-best sum in terms of weeks at No. 1 on R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay. The track only trails another Brown song, “No Guidance,” featuring Drake, which marshaled a record 27 weeks in charge in 2019-20.
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]]>Lil Dicky has been chuckling at himself for quite a long time. With his semi unrefined, goofy comical inclination and profoundly normcore stylish, he’s not your normal rapper, so there’s dependably been an abundance of proof for why you ought to likely loathe the person. He is a man who has constructed a whole rap vocation on the introduce that, well … that he has a little penis. DJ Hustle
Since his 2013 hit “Ex,” which accumulated in excess of 33 million perspectives on YouTube, Lil Dicky has submitted himself to the path of being a comedic rapper—similar to Andy Samberg, on the off chance that he considered #bars important. The move has been an effective one, contingent upon how you characterize achievement. He’s reliably demonstrated he can tidy up on YouTube (2015’s “$ave Dat Money,”‘ including Fetty Wap and Rich Homie Quan, piled on in excess of 84 million perspectives), however he’s never earned any believability as a craftsman. The opening lines from his 2013 video for “Games” propose why: “There’s three things I think about, man: sports, splashing up female private parts, and rap.” HustleTV

Be that as it may, Dicky might turn a corner here, or possibly requesting a small amount of appreciation. On his most recent single, “Freaky Friday,” which dropped Thursday and highlights Chris Brown, the rapper conveys a similar brand of self-expostulating, senseless funniness, however he undermines it with simply enough mindfulness that it stays away from similar traps that make some of his more established work silly and barely noticeable. Following quite a while of tinkering with his recipe, the 30-year-old rapper from Pennsylvania has culminated his item: wide, low-hanging brother humor conveyed by means of propelled tune (and video) ideas and actually capable rapping. The satire isn’t sharp, however it’s certainly engaging. Hustle
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Chris Brown’s fan base, is out of this world faithful. At the point when TIDAL X declared a free fly up appear for Brown, anxious fans rushed to 34th St and populated the walkway outside of The Manhattan Center on Wednesday night (Oct. 25), hours before the show’s entryway was booked to open at 8:00 pm. Chris posted a progression of photographs demonstrating the line outside the renowned worldwide New York setting, which expanded well past the line of dark doors barricading the restless fans – however a long line and dull security checks were the minimum of Team Breezy’s worries.
Roosted on a smaller than expected dark stage in the setting’s terrific assembly hall was DJ Carmilo, one of Hot 97’s DJs and the man in charge of pumping up the fans for the artist, who might later hit the stage well finished a hour past his planned set time. DJ Hustle

The Columbian DJ’s list was ready with Caribbean hits including Sean Paul’s “Deport Dem” and “Like Glue” and summer hits “Fever” from Vybz Kartel and Mr. Vegas’ “Honored.” By the time the night’s host, DC Young Fly, ventured on the stage to introduce Chris Brown with his officially enthusiastic fans, Camilo had dug into his serato to play out mid-00s hits “Yas Bitch” by Soulja Boy and Roscoe Dash’s “Turned Up”

At precisely 10:45, Brown, clad in all dark, walked onto the stage, brimming with vitality and commenced his profession spreading over 40-minute set with “Ayo.” Backed by a phalanx of artists, the artist controlled through the high-vitality tune, regularly taking a load off from singing to enjoy a portion of the amazing movement that is turned into his mark all through his 13-year vocation. As always Chris Brown gives his fans more then the average show he turns up and shows out for his fans at each and every show.
HustleTV is sending much love to Chris brown for always putting in the hard work for his fans.
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Gotti is back and better than ever with his newest project, I Still Am! Released on Friday (Oct.
27), I Still Am follows 2013’s highly successful I Am project and instantly picks up right where it
left listeners. He remains true to himself and fulfills on his ninth studio album. As expected, the
album is fueled with nothing but bangers from the second the first song plays to its ending track.
The 13 tracked LP features the talents of Chris Brown, Meek Mill, Nicki Minaj, 21 Savage, and
more.
The album is very genuine and fresh. Gotti speaks on topics ranging from his past life, loyalty,
trials, tribulations, and growth. Just as the album’s title, the Tennessee heavyweight makes it
clear that he is indeed still here, regardless of all the situations and obstacles that try to reinforce
themselves in his life, the people who have come and gone, he is here to stay.
The production on the album is quite impressive. I Still Am contains a variety of sounds. In one
moment listeners are taken to church with “Back Gate,” the next moment they are instantly
transported into a Maybach riding through the hood as they listen to “Around the World.” The
production definitely ups the versatility factor and helps to elevate Gotti as an artist.
The first stand out of the album arrives with “Back Gate!” The production on this record is truly
insane as Gotti enlists a choir in the background as he raps about the trap. It is as if the church
meets the trap and meshes together in a sort of symbiotic relationship. Gotti serves nothing but
heat with his raw lyrics and clean execution. DJ Hustle

Of course, the album’s lead single, the Nicki Minaj assisted “Rake It Up” is an instant banger
that will have women from everywhere on their feet ready to deliver their best twerk and even
better Nicki impression as they rap her verse, but “Juice’ is a definitely a close second as it is
literally just as upbeat and energetic. The chorus is contagious and the beat packs nice punch.
Gotti is great with forming choruses that stick and make you want to just party all night long.
The Memphis rapper switches the tone for a more serious side with “Different.” He speaks on
how many people change up on him and try to make him feel different because of his success.
This song is one of the more relatable tracks just as many can relate to the feeling of having
people switch up or call you different for doing you and leveling up your life.
“Save It for Me” is a more smoother record for the ladies. Chris Brown delivers an immaculate
chorus that will have everyone singing as they record plays and Gotti talks that talk about having
the one whom you have always desired but some type of roadblock always formed.
The second half of the project holds hard hitting records that DJ’s and clubs all over will have a
field day with such as the French Montana assisted anthem, “Oh Yeah,” and “Yellow Tape,”
featuring, 21 Savage.
This album shows that Gotti really deserves more credit and attention than what he has received
and definitely places him up there with some of the other trapoholic greats.
I Still Am, tells Gotti’s story of his success, his growth, and his struggle with slipping back into
his past life. The rawness and authenticity of the album will make listeners appreciate the project
and truly relate to the words flowing from Gotti’s mouth. The album hits topics that strike with
fans and listeners while also providing them music that they can get hype to.
Well done Gotti, you have proven yourself yet again.
I Still Am is available on streaming music services, and iTunes!
Written By
Joseph Gaither
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Snoop Dogg, who as of late reported his second venture of the year, a fresh out of the box new eight track EP titled Make America Crip Again. The venture, which is set to drop next Friday. DJ Hustle
Snoop Dogg doesn’t age he makes his intentions known, highlighting the emergence of black millionaires and their dominant role in shaping American culture. “Don’t pretend like I’m with that bullshit your president been tweeting,” raps Snoop, “them black boys is ballin’ out the whole block is eatin’.” Snoop shouts out the Negro league and Colin Kaepernick before encouraging young black entrepreneurs to go out and get that money. It’s interesting to see Snoop embrace his OG status, and take his music in a more socially conscious direction. Despite that, Snoop claims in a statement that this project isn’t a “political thing,” but simply good music:
With all the craziness going on in the Country, Snoop Dogg is about to change things and plans to do as such with his new single “Make America Crip Again” The beat was made by created by Ben Billions. The record is the lead off single from his forthcoming album. Snoop pulls in two hip hop heavy to add to his dope EP Chris Brown & OT Genasis we know the record will be on point when it drops. Make America Crip Again drops on October 27. Listen to the title song and view the EP track list below. America are you ready.

Check the tracklist here:
01. M.A.C.A.
02. 3’s Company (feat. Chris Brown & OT Genesis)
03. Good Foot
04. Dis Finna Be a Breeze (feat. Hahadavis)
05. None of Mine
06. My Last Name (feat. October London)
07. Sports Center (feat. Designer Flow)
08. Fly Away (feat. Shon Lawon)