Vince Staples Latest Celebrity News & Gossip

Tyler, the Creator has announced a North American tour for spring next year, in support of his latest album ‘Call Me If You Get Lost’.The massive 34-stop tour, taking place between February and April, will see the rapper joined by Vince Staples, Kali Uchis and Teezo Touchdown.

Tyler, The Creator has announced a tour of North America behind his fantastic recent album Call Me If You Get Lost. The 34-date trek kicks off in February 2022, and will feature opening acts Kali Uchis, Vince Staples, (who have both also recently released notable albums) and buzzy newcomer and Teezo Touchdown.

Vince Staples has discussed the “really big misconception” that he was once a member of LA rap outfit Odd Future.Many fans were first introduced to Staples via ‘Hive’, the bassy 2013 track he produced with Earl Sweatshirt, then best known as part of Odd Future, the Tyler, The Creator led music collective. Staples wasn’t a part of Odd Future, but was heavily affiliated with them.“It’s a really big misconception [that I was in Odd Future],” Staples told NME in this week’s Big Read.

Vince Staples has revealed that Mac Miller refused to take royalties from him for one of the early projects they worked on together.During his recent appearance on N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN’s Drink Champs podcast, Staples opened up about how the late rapper inspired him to take rap much more seriously after they were introduced by Earl Sweatshirt.“I wasn’t really making music at that time,” Staples began.

Tyler, The Creator has collaborated with Converse to direct a new advertisement for the brand. In the hilarious clip, the exclusive "Really Cool Converse Club" convenes for a meeting over its strict set of rules, with members including Vince Staples, Henry Rollins, Odd Future member Jasper, former NBA players Bill Walton and Marques Johnson, actor Tim Meadows and more, all representing the many subcultures who rock the sneaker.

Vince Staples‘ enchanting take on NPR’s long-running Tiny Desk series has made it to the Internet, sporting a handful of choice cuts from the rapper’s newly minted fourth album.The set was recorded, as the series has been since the COVID-19 pandemic broke, from outside the series’ usual home of All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen’s desk at NPR’s Washington office.

Vince Staples has stated that he “won’t be supporting” an upcoming rap film inspired by Mac Miller, which was recently called out by the late rapper’s family.The movie, which stars Machine Gun Kelly, was set to be titled Good News, a direct nod to Mac’s first posthumous single, and the storyline was reportedly inspired by artists such as Miller himself, Juice WRLD and Pop Smoke who have all faced untimely demises.Kelly is set to portray an artist making his way in the industry, but the

Tyler, The Creator has shared a new commercial he’s written and directed for Converse – you can watch it below.Put together to celebrate the classic Converse Chuck 70, the funny clip revolves around a meeting of the ‘Really Cool Converse Club’ in a community recreation centre.During the meeting, a member of the group (played by actor Tim Meadows) is put on trial for breaking one of the club’s three cardinal rules: “Rule number one: never wear another shoe.

Vince Staples has shared the visual for his latest single, ‘Are You With That?’, in which he’s pursued in the middle of a suburban street.Take a look at the video, directed by Jack Begert, below:‘Are You With That?’ serves as the opening track on Staples’ self-titled fourth album, which was released last Friday (July 9) via Blacksmith/Motown.

Vince Staples has spoken about how the music industry “monetises people’s struggles” and how that affects the image rappers try to sell.The rapper was asked about artists like Tekashi 6ix9ine and YNW Melly, who have used gang affiliation and songs about murder respectively to build their images.“This is a business where we monetise people’s struggles, pain, death and murder,” Staples told the Independent.

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DEALSWarner Music UK has announced a partnership between its Atlantic and ADA divisions and Latin label Candela Records. “The Latin music scene in the UK is growing incredibly quickly, and we’re excited to make history by becoming the first UK frontline label to partner with a UK-based Latino label”, says Atlantic EVP Austin Daboh.Blue Raincoat Music Publishing and Reservoir have signed PJ Harvey collaborator John Parish, singer-songwriter Elanor Moss, and Australian indie band HighSchool.

The 114th episode of the L.A. Leakers freestyle series features Vince Staples, the Long Beach rapper who's dropping his self-titled album on Friday.

Vince Staples has unveiled another look at his upcoming self-titled album with a new song, ‘Are You With That?’Issued via Blacksmith Recordings/Motown Records, the song follows up ‘Law of Averages’, which was released with the album announcement last month.

Vince Staples is the latest artist to announce their leap from the stage to the page, today sharing the first news of his forthcoming graphic novel, Limbo Beach.The book is due to be released this December in collaboration with music-focused publisher Z2, who has also worked with the likes of Chuck D, Machine Gun Kelly, Gorillaz, Yungblud and Poppy.Staples co-wrote Limbo Beach alongside comic veterans Bryan Edward Hill (Batman & The Outsiders, Titans), Chris Robinson (Children Of The Atom), and

This winter, Z2 Comics will publish Limbo Beach, a new graphic novel co-written by Vince Staples, as Pitchfork points out. The book is available to pre-order now in a number of different formats from digital to super deluxe.

Vince Staples has returned with "LAW OF AVERAGES", his first new solo music since 2019. The minimal, low-key track arrives alongside a video directed by Kid.Studio, and is taken from Vince Staples, Staples forthcoming self-titled follow-up to 2018's FM!.

APPOINTMENTSBelieve and TuneCore have opened a new Benelux office to be led by Nikolaas De Belie. “Due to the pandemic, digital growth in Benelux has accelerated”, he says.

Vince Staples has announced his latest single, ‘Law Of Averages’.The track will be the California rapper’s first solo song of 2021, though he has already collaborated with the likes of Tiana Major9, Lil Yachty and Emotional Oranges this year.Posting on Twitter overnight, Staples confirmed that ‘Law Of Averages’ will be released as a single on Friday (June 18).Staples also shared what appears to be the single’s official artwork, which possibly features lyrics from the new track.JUNE 18th LAW OF

Vince Staples appears on a new song from Emotional Oranges – listen to ‘Back & Forth’ below.The track appears on the R&B group’s new project ‘The Juicebox’, which dropped on Friday (June 11) and also features Channel Tres, Biig Piig and more.The LA pop duo – comprised of members A and V – released their debut EP ‘The Juice: Vol. 1’ in May 2019, following it up with ‘Vol.

Vince Staples is reportedly planning to release a new Netflix show in the near future along with two new albums.That’s according to a new interview with GQ, which states that Staples will release two albums, one of which will be self-titled and is expected this summer.Another album, called ‘Ramona Park Broke My Heart’, is still being worked on by Staples according to the interview.

Vince Staples will release a new, self-titled album this summer, and is working on another album called Ramona Park Broke My Heart as well as a Netflix show. The Los Angeles rapper revealed his new projects in a GQ profile with Desus Nice published on Thursday.

Lil Yachty and Vince Staples have shared a trippy new video for their collaborative track ‘In My Stussy’s’ – watch it below.Taken from Yachty’s recently released ‘Lil Boat 3.5’, the rapper’s new video is the third he’s dropped in the past two weeks. It follows ‘Asshole’ and non-album cut ‘Royal Rumble’, which sees him team up with six Michigan rappers.‘In My Stussy’s’, which marks Staples’ first verse of 2021, is one in a collection of new tracks by Yachty that appears on the deluxe edition of

Lil Yachty has released a deluxe version of his latest album ‘Lil Boat 3’ – listen to it below.Originally released in March, the rapper’s fourth album features the track ‘Oprah’s Bank Account’ with Drake and DaBaby. Other guests include Tyler, The Creator, Lil Keed, and Future.The new version of the album is called Lil Boat 3.5 and includes tracks with the likes of Vince Staples, Lil Baby, Playboi Carti.

Paul Epworth has shared a new track called ‘Mars & Venus’ featuring Vince Staples, Ishmael and Elle Yaya – listen to it below.The acclaimed producer and songwriter’s latest offering is taken from his long-awaited debut album ‘Voyager’, which is due to arrive September 11.“Mars & Venus was the first track I made for Voyager and without Vince the record wouldn’t have even been started,” Epworth said of the song in a statement. “Ishmael helped me finish the record in style.

Chynna’s first posthumous single ‘stupkid’ was released yesterday (August 19), on what would have been the late rapper’s 26th birthday.The track, which runs just under two minutes, was produced by Eli Evnen, aka Kashaka, and sees Chynna – full name Chynna Rogers – rapping about a toxic relationship.Listen to the song below:The Philadelphia-born model and rapper passed away from an accidental drug overdose in April this year, aged 25.Artists such as Dom McLennon from Brockhampton, Vince Staples,

Terrell Hines has shared a new collaboration with Vince Staples.You can watch a lyric video for the pair’s new track ‘Get Up’ below, which is a remix of Hines’ 2019 track of the same name.“It’s always good to get a vision out with other artists who want to live in a created space outside of the design we are currently in,” Hines said.“I couldn’t have gotten a better collab than Vince Staples. I’ve always enjoyed and respected his work.

Terrell Hines has released “Get Up,” the latest taste of his forthcoming debut mixtape Portal One: The Mixtape. A quiet, meditative track based around an acoustic guitar loop, “Get Up” builds production and tempo until it reaches its forceful, heart-racing peak.

Vince Staples, Ice Cube, Ariana Grande and more artists reacted to ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin being charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter Friday (May 29) after he knelt on George Floyd's neck, which ultimately resulted in his death.The news comes four days after Floyd's unlawful death on Monday (May 25) which sparked endless protests in Minneapolis, where officers threw tear gas on civilians and even arrested a CNN journalist and camera crew reporting live on air."A

Run the Jewels are ready to bring some summer heat with their hotly anticipated album, Run the Jewels 4, slated to drop June 5. The 11-track offering includes a formidable class of hip-hop stars such as Pharrell Williams, DJ Premier, 2 Chainz, and Vince Staples.

Season four of began with Issa (Issa Rae) declaring, «I don't f**k with Molly anymore» — but we didn't know how bad it really was until this week's episode. 

Yesterday (April 8), Philadelphia rapper Chynna Rogers, best known as Chynna, died at the age of 25. NBC News now reports that her cause of death has been determined as an accidental drug overdose, citing the Philadelphia Department of Public Health.

Philadelphia rapper Chynna Rogers died today (April 8) at age 25. Following the news of her death, tributes poured in from her peers and friends. “I don’t like doing this when my people go but I think everybody needs to know that you were special,” Vince Staples wrote. “Too special for words. Stay outta trouble lil cuh.”

Breakout rapper JP THE WAVY -- whose music video for "Cho Wavy De Gomenne" ("Sorry I'm Super Wavy," in English) created a buzz in 2017 -- shared the cover art and track list for his upcoming debut album, LIFE IS WAVY, due April 8.

Breakout rapper JP THE WAVY -- whose music video for "Cho Wavy De Gomenne" ("Sorry I'm Super Wavy," in English) created a buzz in 2017 -- shared the cover art and track list for his upcoming debut album, LIFE IS WAVY, due April 8.

Royce da 5’9” just returned with his eighth album, The Allegory. The tracklist includes the previously released cuts, “Overcomer,” “Upside Down,” and “Black Savage.” This is his first LP since 2018’s Book of Ryan.