Savannah Cristina Breaks Down The Meaning Of “Self Care”

Hailing from Houston, Inayah first went viral on Instagram in 2018 with a cover of Ella Mai’s “Boo’d Up.” In the last six months, her original music has started to take off as well. On today’s episode of Verified, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, Inayah explains what inspired her break-up anthem, “Best Thing,” from her debut album titled S.O.L.A.R. (Storytelling Over Lyrics And Rhymes).

Five-time Verified veteran Lil Mosey is back with a breakdown of his latest hit, “Blueberry Faygo,” which first went viral in 2019 after fans flocked to leaked versions of the song. On today’s episode of Verified, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, Lil Mosey explains the meaning of the song’s title and talks about the love he gets from his hometown of Seattle, Washington.

In her first Verified episode, Selena Gomez unpacks the empowering message on the title track from her latest album, Rare. The pop singer also gets candid about her relationship with fans and talks about the toaster that was inspired by the song’s most famous line.

Hailing from Canada, Powfu recently signed with Columbia Records and re-released his track “death bed,” which samples UK singer ​beabadoobee. On today’s episode of Verified, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, Powfu explains how he reworked beabadoobee’s track to create the lo-fi hit.

Hailing from Miami, Mariah is one of the most promising new women in the urbano scene, and her latest single, “Taxi,” is a duet with fellow 2019 rookie Guaynaa. Today’s episode of Verified, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, is Mariah’s first time on the series.

Sada Baby first went viral with his music video for “Bloxk Party” in 2018, and now, the Detroit rapper’s song, “Aktivated,” has become his latest underground smash, with 7 million views in the last 3 months. We previously featured the Asylum artist on Verified in early 2019. On today’s episode, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, Sada Baby breaks down the meaning behind his energetic song.

Trevor Daniel’s breakout hit, “Falling”—produced by Internet Money’s Taz Taylor—first blew up on TikTok, and since January it’s been kicking around Billboard’s Top 40. On today’s episode of Verified, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, Trevor Daniel breaks down the meaning behind his lyrics.

Perhaps the with the most on the was Giannina Gibelli and Damian Powers. No, their relationship wasn't as smooth or ironclad as, say, Lauren Speed and Cameron Hamilton's, but they seemed downright smitten with each other.

Critically-acclaimed Chicago rapper Mick Jenkins is known for his conceptual songwriting, and his latest single, “Carefree,” details the psychological impact of police harassment. Today’s episode of Verified, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, is his first time on the series, but Jenkins has been writing annotations on Genius since 2013.

«Mama June» Shannon is definitely not in a good place in this exclusive preview of season 4 of WE tv's

YouTubers Cody Ko and Noel Miller—known as the Tiny Meat Gang—have millions of subscribers thanks to their popular vlogs and comedy rap videos. On today’s episode of Verified, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, TMG explains the lyrics of their recent single, “Broke B*tch.”

Australian singer SAYGRACE first broke out in 2015 with her certified Platinum cover of Lesley Gore’s “You Don’t Own Me,” and in late 2019 she rebranded with a new name and single titled “Boys Ain’t Sh*t.” The song has inspired over 200,000 TikTok videos and appears on her latest EP, The Defining Moments of SAYGRACE: Girlhood, Fuckboys & Situationships, which dropped at the top of February.

Hamilton MSP Christina McKelvie was quizzed about Brexit when she paid a visit to a care home in the town.

Fresh off four Grammy nominations, New Orleans R&B singer Lucky Daye is still riding high off his critically acclaimed 2019 debut Painted. For his first Verified episode, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, he asked to break down the fan favorite “Floods,” which acts as the album’s emotional crux.

British tourists face fines of up to £50,000 for unruly behaviour in party resorts like Magaluf and Ibiza.

LikyBo’s 2017 Jodeci-inspired track, “Kraazy,” went viral on TikTok in early 2020, spiking to 10,000 Genius daily pageviews at its peak. While this is the Oakland rapper’s first real hit, Internet-savvy fans may recognize Likybo from this popular GIF. On the newest episode of Verified, which premiered on Apple Music, the meme-star-turned-rapper explained the meaning of the song, “Kraazy.”

D Smoke is the winner of Netflix’s first season of Rhythm & Flow. The brother of TDE singer SiR released his new album, Black Habits, earlier this month, and the title song is a wordplay-heavy celebration of blackness. Today’s Verified, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, is his second time on the series—he stopped by Genius in December to break down “Last Supper.”

The indie pop auteur Grimes is dropping her new album this Friday, and her latest single, “Delete Forever,” is an emotional rumination about the opioid crisis. It is produced by Grimes herself and will appear on Miss Anthropocene. Today’s Verified, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, is Grimes' second appearance on the show—she first came by to break down “My Name Is Dark.”

On “King Of My City”, the Bronx hitmaker A Boogie wit da Hoodie sings about being on top. The track is the lead single from his third album Artist 2.0, which recently dropped. Today’s Verified, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, is A Boogie’s sixth appearance on the series—his first episode was back in 2016 on his breakout hit “My Shit.”

645AR’s “4 Da Trap” recently went viral on social media thanks to the rapper’s squeaky voice that sounds like a cross between The Chipmunks and Playboi Carti’s famous baby voice. On today’s episode of Verified, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, 645AR explains why he started to use the distinctive sound in his music.