Lil Baby Enlists Kendrick Sampson, Tamika Mallory and Killer Mike for Social Justice-Focused Grammys Performance

Earlier this year, Lil Tjay scored a big hit with his song "Calling My Phone" featuring Atlanta crooner 6LACK. On the back of that success, the Bronx rapper is sharing his second full-length Destined 2 Win with features from Polo G, Fivio Foreign, Saweetie, Tyga, Toosii, Offset, and Moneybagg Yo.

Megan Thee Stallion has donated £36,300 ($50,000 USD) to the victims of this month’s Atlanta spa shootings.The rapper pledged the money to Advancing Justice Atlanta, an organisation “protecting the civil and human rights of Asian Americans in Georgia and the Southeast”.In an Instagram post, Megan Thee Stallion said she was “heartbroken” by the March 16 shootings, which left eight dead, including six women of Asian descent.

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Ashley Park paid a visit to “The Drew Barrymore Show”, where she discussed a video she posted on Instagram to share her emotional response to the recent shootings in Atlanta targeting Asian women.

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Cardi B isn’t mad that she made headlines at Fox News over her wild Grammy Awards performance — despite being a well-documented critic of the news outlet. “Yaaaayyyyyyy WE MADE FOX NEWS GUYS !!! Wap wap wap,” Cardi, 28, wrote above a tweet that included a clip from Tucker Carlson‘s show, in which the host and (Cardi’s longtime foe) Candace Owens slammed the rapper’s March 14 performance at the annual show.

is coming to an end… or is it? The HBO series' upcoming fifth season will be its last, but star Kendrick Sampson sees a way for the story to continue. While speaking with ET's Kevin Frazier ahead of the 2021 GRAMMYs on Sunday night, Sampson addressed the possibility of continuing with either a spinoff or movie. «As far as I know, this is the end. But I also know that people bring up movies — I think came back with a movie after the last season and stuff like that, » he said.

Lil Baby brought protest art to the Grammys on Sunday with a powerful performance of his song, “The Bigger Picture”.

Lil Baby was joined by Killer Mike, activist Tamika Mallory and Insecure actor Kendrick Sampson for his Grammys performance tonight (March 14).The rapper used his performance at the awards show to highlight police brutality, opening it with Sampson being pulled over and shot at by two white police officers.The rest of the performance saw a recreation of Black Lives Matter protests, with Mallory delivering a speech.

brought protest art to the GRAMMYs on Sunday with a powerful performance of his song, «The Bigger Picture.»The striking number made its message clear from the opening moments, in which two white police officers approach a Black driver (played by Kendrick Sampson), whom they attempt to detain before they shoot the unarmed man when he attempts to run.The number is set to the backdrop of protests against police brutality and calls for justice, as Lil Baby performs while walking in the street as an

Kendrick Sampson is ready for things to change. The actor and activist is “honoured” to take the stage for a powerful performance at the 2021 Grammys on Sunday night — but told ET’s Kevin Frazier ahead of the show that there’s still more work to be done.

Kendrick Sampson is ready for things to change. The actor and activist is «honored» to take the stage for a powerful performance at the 2021 GRAMMYs on Sunday night — but told ET's Kevin Frazier ahead of the show that there's still more work to be done. «I see things changing, I see that they brought in Black producers.

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