Chance The Rapper says his dad didn’t approve of his career in rap

Dionne Warwick is opening up about her newfound love for social media, and what it's like being called «the queen of Twitter.»When ET spoke with the 79-year-old music legend over Zoom on Tuesday, she addressed everything from her tweets going viral to what inspired her to start roasting celebs like Chance the Rapper and The Weeknd over their stage names.«I find it quite amusing,» Warwick told ET's Denny Directo, of her new «queen of Twitter» title.

Chance The Rapper‘s lawyers say they are “grossly offended” by a new lawsuit from the rapper’s former manager.As revealed over the weekend, Pat Corcoran is suing the Chicago rapper for $3million (£2.2m) in unpaid commissions.Corcoran, widely known as Pat the Manager, alleged in the suit that the rapper ignored his advice regarding the timing of releasing his debut album ‘The Big Day’, and then fired him after the 2019 record failed to light up the charts.“Mr.

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Chance the Rapper over Twitter on Saturday to ask him a very important question about his name. «Hi, @chancetherapper.

Dionne Warwick engaged in a friendly back and forth with Chance The Rapper on Twitter this weekend, after asking the Chicago MC about his stage name.Last night (December 5), the legendary singer tweeted Chance about the redundancy of his rap alias.“Hi, @chancetherapper,” Warwick wrote. “If you are very obviously a rapper why did you put it in your stage name? I cannot stop thinking about this.”She followed it up with another tweet that said: “I am now Dionne the Singer,” before adding that

Dionne Warwick’s Twitter is full of musings and thoughts but it was a question on Saturday that had everyone pondering.

Dionne Warwick has posed an interesting question on Twitter!

Dionne Warwick has posed an interesting question on Twitter!

Chance The Rapper's former manager Pat Corcoran is suing the Chicago rapper for $3 million, claiming breach of contract, unjust enrichment, and violation of the Illinois Sales Representative Act. The suit was first reported by Complete Music Update and confirmed in documents obtained by Courthouse News.

Janet W. Lee Rapper-singer Jeremih is on the road to recovery from COVID-19, according to his friend and collaborator Chance the Rapper.Chance announced the news via Twitter on Thursday, sharing that Jeremih will be “out the hospital tomorrow (Friday).” “I am filled with praise right now,” he wrote.

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Jo Rivera spoke candidly about the different way he’d approach his and Kailyn Lowry’s custody battle if he could go back in time.“I didn’t fight hard enough,” the New Jersey native, 29, said during the Tuesday, November 24, episode of his ex’s “Baby Mama No Drama” podcast. “Like, I settled many times outside of court.

Jeremih, a singer-rapper known for the song "Down On Me," is in the intensive care unit being treated for the coronavirus. The 33-year-old musician's agent told Variety on Thursday that he's "still in critical condition" while receiving treatment for COVID-19.

Janet W. Lee Singer-rapper Jeremih is “still in ICU in critical condition,” his agent told Variety after news broke on Saturday that he had been hospitalized for COVID-19.“J was just pulled off the ventilator,” his agent said in a statement to Variety.

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Chance the Rapper, 50 cent and Big Sean are praying for Jeremih amid thus far unconfirmed reports that the singer is battling COVID-19. Jeremih is allegedly hospitalized in an ICU in Chicago.

Chance the Rapper, 50 Cent and more stars showed support for Jeremih amid a report that he is hospitalized with coronavirus.“Pray for my boy @jeremih he’s not doing good this covid s–t is real,” 50 Cent, 45, wrote via Instagram on Saturday, November 14. “He’s in ICU in Chicago.”Chance the Rapper, 27, made a similar request on Twitter.