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@Rihanna & @KendrickLamar Win Best Rap Song at the 2018 Grammys
Before showing the Grammy Award for best rap/song execution – one that included first-time candidates 6LACK, GoldLink, Brent Faiyaz, Shy Glizzy and SZA, no less – moderators Tony Bennett and John Legend paused for a minute to convey everybody to a stop with something totally out of left field: an a capella interpretation of “New York, New York. Hustle
Once the group lifted its aggregate jaw up from the floor, it was on to the chosen people, the main broadcast confrontation between the two best selected rappers of the night: Kendrick Lamar, for “LOYALTY” accomplishment. Rihanna, and JAY-Z, for “Family Feud” feat. Beyoncé. What’s more, after Lamar won three of their no holds barred matchups as of now at night, and opened the honors with a dazzling mixture, he likewise beat Jay by winning the primary broadcast respect of the night. DJ Hustle
“This is love, I appreciate every single last one of y’all out there,” Lamar said, holding the trophy at the microphone before turning to his collaborator, who stood behind him. “Hey Rihanna, what’s up? She came through and gassed me on that record, gassed me on my own song, man.” HustleTV

Kendrick and Jay are likewise up for another respect in the rap field later tonight – best rap album, for DAMN. what’s more, 4:44, individually – and in addition collection of the year and record of the year. Drop a comment below to let us know if you watched the Grammys and your thoughts on tonights winners.
]]>Pharrell’s N.E.R.D. group is back and in the best way possible! What great a way is it to return
then with… a fully engaged banger! Released Wednesday, on Zane Lowe’s Beats 1 radio show,
N.E.R.D shakes the foundation of the world with their scorching hot new single AND video,
“Lemon!” The single marks the group’s first official record since their fourth studio album,
Nothing, released in 2010.

The record is literally insane. An innocent sounding Pharrell begins, “The truth will set you free,
but first it’ll piss you off,” before the sick production begins. Upbeat, Raw, and completely in
your face, Pharrell goes off in the song!
“Hate! Bad b***** wanna be my bae
Hate! Hunt me down like the C.I.A
Hate! Side of my car, tryna see my face
Hate! Want me to beat it like the T.I. case
Oh (hate!) and if it heated I’ma feed my face”
Pharrell is no stranger to speaking exactly what is on his mind through his music, and he uses the
record to somewhat humorously shade the 45 th President and his ridiculous actions, and also
bring attention to our current political state.

“Hate! You keep asking me where Im from
Hate! About the borders and, Did I run?
Hate! Keep askin how I feel bout guns
Hate! Theres a light and dark army, which side you choose? Oh
Hate! If not now then when?
Hate! And if not me then who?
Hate! Don’t drink the Kool-Aid, my friends
Hate! I tried to tell yall about this dude,” Pharrell yells. DJ Hustle
While it may have been some time since the group has made music, they show no signs of
slowing down with this track. The sequencing, loops, and sample come together and create this
outstanding production that has listeners simply ready to get up and dance from its beginning.
Skateboard P comes through with the charisma, swagger and delivery in only a way that he can
before Rihanna shocks the universe yet again. As the beat switches and gives listeners a flat out
futuristic, hypnotic hip-hop vibe, Rihanna steps on everyone’s neck with her verse.
Rih slays her entire feature as she comes through with a straight bada** vibe that simply cannot
be matched. The Barbados Babe literally raps full force for entire part on the song. Bad Gal RiRi
brings the bars, the energy, sexiness, and cockiness that makes listeners literally crave more.
RiRi talks that talk as she proudly raps,
“I get it how I live it I live it how I get
Count the mothaf**in & digits / I pull up with a lemon, not & cause she ain’t livin’ It’s just your
eyes get acidic /And this here ain’t a scrimmage / Mothaf**ka, we ain’t finished.”
The record is truly delivers a cocky aesthetic. Listeners that play the tune will instantly start
feeling themselves and want to stunt. Not only does, Lemon deliver a message, and displays
much symbolism but it does it while maintaining flavor and style. The track stays true to the
N.E.R.D style and also unleashes a completely unseen side of Rihanna that everyone will love
and appreciate. The video follows as it does not disappoint either!
Welcome back N.E.R.D.! You have most certainly been missed.
Lemon featuring. Rihanna is available via, Spotify, Tidal, and Apple Music.
Written By
Joseph Gaither
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