Lil Nas X says video for new single ‘Industry Baby’ is not suitable for kids

The Weeknd has premiered the music video for ‘Take My Breath’, the first single from his follow-up album to ‘After Hours’.The single arrives after a week of teasing, which included an Olympics promo and an aborted IMAX music video premiere.‘Take My Breath’ shows The Weeknd – real name Abel Tesfaye – continuing the pulsating disco rhythms of his previous albums, ‘After Hours’ and ‘Starboy’.

Nas has shared a snippet of his next single ‘Rare’ – you can listen to it below.The song will appear on the New York rapper’s new album ‘King’s Disease II’, which arrives this Friday (August 6) via Mass Appeal Records.Taking to Instagram today (August 4), Nas revealed that he’ll release the track ‘Rare’ tomorrow (August 5) and shared a clip of its accompanying black-and-white video.The visuals are also previewed with an official YouTube premiere link – tune in below.A post shared by Nasir Jones

Unknown Mortal Orchestra have shared the new video for their latest single ‘That Life’ – you can watch the puppet-featuring clip below.The new song follows on from the release in June of the track ‘Weekend Run’, which marked the New Zealand band’s first official release since 2018.UMO have now dropped ‘That Life’ along with a Lydia Fine and Tony Blahd-directed video.The clip, which you can see below, stars a blue puppet that was created by The Muppets and Sesame Street puppeteer and fabricator

Lil Nas X’s father has become the latest person to criticise remarks DaBaby made during his performance at Rolling Loud festival. At the Miami event, DaBaby shouted to the crowd: “Fellas, if you ain’t sucking d*** in the parking lot, put your cell phone lighter up.

Lil Nas X is not afraid to shut down any homophobic comments after releasing his «Industry Baby» music video.The singer dropped his prison-themed video on Friday, following a teaser that featured him playing himself, the lawyers, the sole juror and the judge that sentences him to five years in «Montero State Prison.» The music video shows the outcome of that sentence, with Lil Nas X and Jack Harlow breaking out of prison in a Sesque escape. Much like the reception to his «Montero (Call Me By

Lil Nas X and Jack Harlow have responded to comments and shared some extra details around their new joint single, ‘Industry Baby’.Nas and Harlow shared the track on Friday (July 23), along with a music video depicting the pair escaping a prison.Similar to the response he received around his earlier single ‘Montero (Call Me By Your Name)’, Nas spent some time defending criticism from users online.“White corporate music execs funded a music video with Lil Nas X, where a bunch of Black men are in

Camila Cabello is spreading the positivity all around.

Lil Nas X released the music video for his track, “Industry Baby”, featuring Jack Harlow Friday. The music video pokes fun at the controversy surrounding his infamous “Satan Shoes” and critics who slam him for his sexual performances.

Lil Nas X released the music video for his track, «Industry Baby,» featuring Jack Harlow Friday. The music video pokes fun at the controversy surrounding his infamous «Satan Shoes» and critics who slam him for his sexual performances. A teaser video for the new music video — which was released earlier this week -- features a trial in which Lil Nas X faces a jury of his peers — including himself.

Lil Nas X has penned a heartfelt letter to his younger self ahead of the release of his new single, ‘Industry Baby’.Earlier this week the rapper teased his new Kanye West-produced single, which arrives tomorrow (July 23), with a video skit poking fun at his court appearance over the “Satan Shoe” copyright infringement lawsuit.

Lorde has released a new track called ‘Stoned At The Nail Salon’ – you can listen to it below.Arriving today (July 21), the delicate acoustic number serves as the second preview of the New Zealand pop star’s upcoming third album, ‘Solar Power’.

Lil Nas X announced the release of his upcoming single, "Industry Baby," on Monday. Set to feature Jack Harlow, the track was co-produced by Kanye West and frequent collaborators Take A Daytrip.

Never let it be said that Lil Nas X doesn’t know how to laugh at himself. On Monday, the “Call Me By Your Name” singer announced the release date of his next song, “Industry Baby,” with a teaser that pokes fun at the controversy surrounding his infamous “Satan Shoes” and critics who slam him for his sexual performances.

Lil Nas X is poking fun at the trial that almost happened in the teaser trailer for his upcoming single, “Industry Baby”.

Never let it be said that Lil Nas X doesn't know how to laugh at himself. On Monday, the «Call Me By Your Name» singer announced the release date of his next song, «Industry Baby,» with a teaser that pokes fun at the controversy surrounding his infamous «Satan Shoes» and critics who slam him for his sexual performances. The two-minute video features a trial in which Lil Nas X faces a jury of his peers — including himself.

Lil Nas X has shared a clip in which he playfully mocks his upcoming Nike trademark infringement case, doubling it up as a teaser for a new Take A Daytrip and Kanye West-produced single featuring Jack Harlow.Nas had previously released customised Nike Air Max 97s that reportedly contained human blood and is now facing court after Nike launched a successful trademark infringement lawsuit and the products were recalled.In the run-up to his appearance, the artist has been sharing TikTok videos that

The Internet vocalist Syd has released the new single ‘Fast Car’, her second track of the year.The R&B song’s accompanying music video, directed by Ethan Nelson and Graham Epstein, shows Syd and a romantic partner heading out on a road trip.“I wanted to make something for the gay Black girls,” Syd said of the single in a statement. “I want them to see themselves in this and in me.”Watch the clip below: ‘Fast Car’ follows Syd’s February single, ‘Missing Out’.

Conan Grey is watching love unfold all around him in the music video for his new single “People Watching”.