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Ice Spice has been seen shooting a new music video for a song she previewed last week.Earlier this month, the Bronx rapper shared a funny snippet of an unreleased song produced by her friend and longtime producer RiotUSA. In it, she rapped the viral line: “Think you the shit, bitch / You not even the fart / I be going hard / I’m breaking they hearts, like.”Now, behind-the-scenes photos and videos have surfaced showing Spice shooting the music video for the unnamed song in Miami’s South Beach.

Ice Spice has shared a teaser of a new song on Instagram that has since gone viral.Last night (January 7), the 24-year-old unveiled the introduction to an unreleased song produced by longtime collaborator and friend RiotUSA, who also produced her breakout songs ‘Munch’, ‘Bikini Bottom’ and more. In the audio, you can hear Ice Spice say “Fuck am I going to say in the intro? You want me to say something so bad.”She then rapped: “Think you the shit, bitch / You not even the fart / I be going hard / I’m breaking they hearts, like / Bitches be quick but I’m quicker / Bitches be thick but I’m thicker / She could be rich but I’m richer (damn).”The audio came accompanied by picture of the iconic Nintendo character Super Mario smoking alongside the caption “Bitches be thinking they the shit, but they ain’t even the fart”.A post shared by Ice Spice (@icespice)Fans commented under the post to share their love of the teaser.

“I think for me, just being honest, I’m just worried about how to raise a kid and just me being gay, and I feel like if I have a son, I wouldn’t want my son to be gay.” That comment surely caused a stir, and Santana knew it would, as he quickly followed it up to explain his thought. ” He added, “Not because nothing is wrong with it, but because of everything that I went through.”A post shared by The Shade Room (@theshaderoom)While the brief clip offered a glimpse into Santana’s thoughts on having a son, he elaborated further in response to host Devale’s prompting.

Janelle Monae has dropped the uplifting remix of her song ‘Champagne Shit’ featuring Latto and Quavo.Taken off her recent album ‘The Age Of Pleasure’, which NME gave four stars, ‘Champagne Shit’ now has two brand new verses from the rappers. Monae has previously described the album as “our oasis made with love, rooted in self-acceptance, throbbing in self-discovery, and signed with cherry red kisses from me to you.” NME said of the record: “listening to Monae’s liberating latest album, you start to believe that pleasure is, too.”The album can also count former US president Barack Obama as a fan.

Big Hit Music has released a statement refuting claims that Jungkook of BTS‘ single ‘Seven’ was plagiarised.Earlier today (August 22), South Korean news outlet Ten Asia published a report alleging that a portion of Jungkook’s ‘Seven’ – written by Andrew Watt, Cirkut, Jon Bellion, Latto and Theron Makiel Thomas – “borrows” its “scale sequence” from K-pop girl group Fin.K.L’s 2000 song ‘Time of Mask’.In its report, Ten Asia also claimed that ‘Time of Mask’ composer Yang Joon-young requested a producer at Big Hit Music for an evaluation of the two songs.Big Hit Music has since refuted the claims made in the Ten Asia report. In a statement to My Daily, as translated by Soompi, the label said: “The claims of copyright infringement regarding Jungkook’s ‘Seven’ are not true.”“‘Seven’ is a song that was made through the collaboration of five foreign composers, and it is a creation that is completely unrelated to the song on a domestic album from 24 years ago like some are claiming,” it added.Big Hit Music also called the claims “one-sided”, and alleged that they “do not meet any criteria such as substantial similarity and principles in determining plagiarism”.‘Seven’ is Jungkook’s first official solo single, released on July 14.

TiaCorine has spoken to NME about the viral success of ‘FreakyT’, teaming up with Latto on its remix, motherhood and her alternative “anime rap” sound.The Winston-Salem star is known for her slew of viral hits – starting in 2018 with ‘Lotto’, which became a sleeper hit. The track was popular on SoundCloud and was the lead single for her 2020 debut EP ‘34Corine’, before gaining traction on TikTok in 2021. The same year, she released a remix of the song featuring fellow North Carolina juggernaut DaBaby, further pushing her dubbed “anime trap” sound to the world.TiaCorine – real name Tia Shultz – garnered the same success with last year’s single ‘FreakyT’.

Coi Leray has been accused of dissing fellow rapper Latto on an unreleased song after the latter mentioned her on the Billboard-charting hit ‘Put It On Da Floor’.The New Jersey star’s gripe with Latto started in April when the Clay County rapper previewed her then-unreleased pop–trap single ‘Put It On Da Floor’ at this year’s Coachella.In the second verse, Latto rapped, “Smoking on that gas blunt big as Coi Leray/ Bitches like to run they mouth, but I’m the type to run a fade.” This sent Coi Leray into a Twitter frenzy where she took offence to the lyrics’ implied body-shaming.Over the weekend, Coi Leray then posted a video of her dancing to the new rambunctious “rage” style song with the following lyrics: “Yeah, I’m on they ass / Hop up on that couch and roll a Latto out the bag / I don’t need a stylist, they don’t fuck with Coi Leray / Tried to count me out, but now I’m big as Trippie Redd.”A post shared by Coi (@coileray)The lyrics show Leray referring to Latto as a blunt too, as well as responding to old criticism of her using her ex-boyfriend Trippie Redd for clout in 2018 – a time when he was significantly more popular than her.Fans on Twitter called the ‘Good Day’ singer out, with one asking her, “Why you diss Latto?”.Why you diss latto?— Alisha Washington

Latto is spicing up 's final season.Hot off her No. 1 Billboard Hot 100 song, «Seven,» with BTS' Jungkook where she's the featured artist, the rapper is celebrating with a special guest appearance on Wednesday's episode of the Freeform series. Playing glamorous wine rep Sloane, Latto adds some heat when she and Doug (Diggy Simmons) have a flirty moment by the bar.In ET's exclusive sneak peek from the episode, titled «Right My Wrongs,» the 24-year-old «Lottery» rapper saunters into Doug's bar in a fire-engine red power suit with a «special delivery» — a bag full of fancy wine.«I'm about to get rid of all my wine so I can see you again,» Doug says as the two heat up the scene.«Sounds like I win either way,» Sloane replies.As Doug soft-pitches ideas for food and wine pairings — jalapeno poppers with sauvignon blanc, to be specific — Sloane is hesitant about the combo.

, Da Brat and Queen Latifah as well as many others reflect on the history of hip-hop through a female lens. According to Netflix, the series «recontextualizes the irrepressible women of hip-hop and their role in the genre’s 50 years by reinserting them into the canon where they belong: at the center, from day one to present day.» In addition to iconic emcees, up-and-coming artists, and current chart-toppers — including everyone from Rah Digga to Chika — the episodes will also include interviews with record label execs, stylists and journalists as they all recount the wider social, racial and political landscape of the time.«We have come through a lot.

Latto warned a fan to stop throwing things at her on stage at a recent show, threatening to “beat their ass”.The Clay County rapper has been touring Europe, performing at multiple festivals across the continent, and last week appeared at the inaugural Rolling Loud Germany in Munich.While performing the chart-climbing internet hit ‘Put It On Da Floor’, a fan threw something at her. Without missing a beat, she continued her choreography and warned the fan not to do it again.

Latto has big energy, but little patience for throwing objects at performers. The 24-year-old rapper made that crystal clear onstage during a performance, reportedly at Rolling Loud Germany in Munich in early July. In a clip on Twitter, fans can see Latto threaten the culprit while on beat to her song, «Put It on da Floor.»«You want your a** beat? Throw it again! Throw it again!» she said into the microphone.

Latto knows there are some things you just keep close to your heart — like your relationship!The «Big Energy» rapper appears on the cover of magazine, and dishes about her long-term relationship.«If something is special to me, I’m going to keep it close to me because everything else has to be front and center about my life,» the 24-year-old GRAMMY-nominated rapper says.Latto and her beau (whose identity she has yet to reveal) have known each other since they were teenagers, and for the «Put It on Da Floor» rapper and her boo, it's all about trust.«You know what, I’m crazy, but I’m not that crazy,» she says when asked if she is the jealous type. «I let him have his time and he lets me have mine. We trust each other.

Latto and Cardi B have teamed up for a new collaboration ‘Put It On Da Floor Again’. Watch the video below.‘Put It On Da Floor Again’ serves as the remix to Latto’s latest single, ‘Put It On Da Floor’, which she debuted at this year’s Coachella.Now, the official video for the track has arrived.

Back in April, Latto dropped her latest solo single "Put It on da Floor." On the original version Latto namechecks the late Shawty Lo and calls for an end to internet beefs, urging anyone who has a problem with her (and the internet has ideas as to who that might be) to bring it in real life. The brash and addictive track is perfect fodder for Cardi B, who appears on a new remix that landed on Thursday night.

TiaCorine has been diligently rising in the rap ranks for the last five years, but her 2022 full-length debut I Can’t Wait solidified the North Carolina native as one of hip-hop’s hottest emerging artists. Alongside features from Kenny Beats and Tony Shhnow, the album contained “FreakyT,” a track that’s garnered almost 20 million Spotify streams to date.

Latto has denied rumours that she photoshopped a bigger crowd into an image from Coachella set this year, sharing photos and videos as proof.The ‘Big Energy’ rapper performed at the festival for the second consecutive year on the closing Sunday (April 16) of weekend one.

Latto brought out rising star TiaCorine to perform a new remix of the latter’s viral breakthrough track ‘FreakyT’ at Coachella this weekend.This is the second time the Georgia rapper has performed at the famous festival, following her debut set last year. This time, Latto brought out a number of stars to help her perform some of her most popular collaborations.

Lizzo, Latto and Loyle Carner to its huge 2023 line-up – see the full list below.The festival will return to Denmark between June 24-July 1 this year, with the list of headliners including Blur, Queens Of The Stone Age, Christine And The Queens, Rosalía and more.Alongside global superstars, the list of new names also include UK acts Caroline, Big Joanie, Sorry and Biig Piig.Roskilde Festivals head of programming, Anders Wahrén, said in a statement: ”Following last year’s huge celebration with the 50th edition of Roskilde Festival, we now kick off a new phase.“This year’s line-up is put together to show that positive change is possible, which makes Lizzo the perfect act to headline our festival and close down our main stage. There is a spiritual connection between her ultimate love party and all the nooks and nuances in our overall line-up, which is notoriously world-class and always exceeds expectations.”See the full Roskilde 2023 line-up below.A post shared by Roskilde Festival (@roskildefestival)The non-profit Danish event is due to return for “an eight-day exploration of music, art, activism and community” between June 24 and July 1 this year.

Latto has said that she got arrested for carrying a loaded gun at LAX while explaining the story behind some of her latest lyrics.The rapper recently appeared on Chicago drill star Mello Buckzz’s ‘Boom, Pt. 2’.

Latto can describe this current phase of her life and career with one word: Surreal. Add a little champagne and a lot of Lizzo vibes into the mix and it's Latto's perfect recipe to living her best life.Speaking with ET's Deidre Behar on the red carpet for the 2023 Billboard Women In Music event, the «Lottery» rapper is ecstatic, to say the least, about joining the «About Damn Time» songstress' North American tour, which kicks off April 21 in Knoxville, Tennessee. Latto, who was bestowed with the Powerhouse Award at Wednesday night's event held at YouTube Theater in Los Angeles, can hardly believe all of her dreams have become a reality.«Surreal.

Nicki Minaj and Latto have gotten into an online feud following a dispute about their hit songs.Over the weekend, Nicki took to social media to voice her disapproval about her single, “Super Freaky Girl”, reportedly being considered for the 2023 GRAMMYs’ pop categories, despite submitting the song to be included in the rap categories.In making her point, she said that Latto’s “Big Energy” should also be removed from rap categories.“I have no prob being moved out the RAP category as long as we r ALL being treated fairly,” she tweeted. “If SFG has 2B moved out then so does Big Energy!”I have no prob being moved out the RAP category as long as we r ALL being treated FAIRLY.

GloRilla is revisiting her breakout hit "F.N.F. (Let's Go)" today with a new remix featuring Latto and JT of City Girls.

Latto has teamed up with Planned Parenthood to make a public service announcement about abortion rights in the wake of Roe vs Wade.The rapper, who has previously advocated for pro-choice, has urged viewers to join the fight for abortion rights and access after the US Supreme Court ruled to overturn Roe vs Wade, allowing states to individually set their own laws on abortion.“We already know who’s going to be hurt the most by these ridiculous abortion bans: Black women, Brown women, the LGBTQ+ community, and communities with low incomes,” Latto said in a statement.“Because of this country’s history of racism and discrimination, these folks already have a hard time getting the health care they need. We all deserve to be safe and it’s every person’s right to make decisions about their own bodies.”She concluded: “As an artist, I want to use my platform to let these politicians know: my body is for no one to control but me.”The Atlanta rapper was nominated for four awards at the MTV VMAs this weekend, including for the ‘Video For Good’ award for her new track ‘Pussy‘, a feminist anthem written response to the controversial overturning.Earlier this summer Latto spoke to Billboard about how to take action following the Supreme Court’s ruling.“To be a woman in this industry is hard.

Latto has shared a new song called ‘Pussy’ which sees her attacking misogynists – check it out below.The new track comes hot on the heels of the rapper’s recent performance at this year’s BET Awards, where she was joined by Mariah Carey for a rendition of her track ‘Big Energy’.“Who is you to bash pussy?” she says in the track’s opening verse, shaming those who try to police women’s bodies in the United States and beyond.She goes on to rap: “Buy the man my respect, watch he paint me as crazy / Y’all sexualise lesbians but y’all entertain me / They engaging, ain’t got supply from they mama basement / If you don’t get a pussy up, then he’ll take it.”Listen to Latto’s ‘Pussy’ below.‘Pussy’ follows Latto’s recent track ‘Booty’, a collaboration with Saucy Santana.

Mariah Carey made a guest appearance at this year’s BET Awards, where she joined Latto for a performance of ‘Big Energy’.The BET Awards, which took place last night (June 26), included a number of performances from the likes of Jack Harlow, Lizzo and Chance The Rapper.Latto took to the stage to perform her single, which originally came out in September, with Carey appearing on a new remix in March.For the performance of ‘Big Energy’, Young Dirty Bastard opened, with Carey later belting out a high note hidden behind a screen. The screen eventually lifted to reveal Carey as she performed her verse.

Saucy Santana has shared his latest single, an ass-shaking collaboration with Latto titled "Booty." The track has been teased across social media in the past few weeks with fans speculating that the track sampled Beyoncé's "Crazy In Love" and that Saucy, therefore, had the Bey seal of approval. The reality is a little different but essentially the same, "Booty" and "Crazy In Love" both pull from the same source; the Chi-Lites's 1970 song "Are You My Woman (Tell Me So)." Check out the song below.

Latto made her debut appearance at the Billboard Music Awards tonight (May 15), bringing her single ‘Big Energy’ to the stage.The annual awards ceremony is underway at Las Vegas’ MGM Grand Garden Arena and is being hosted by Diddy.Latto, who was nominated for Top Rap Female Artist, took over the venue’s stage for her performance, joined by dancers dressed in silver. “I need y’all on your feet right now,” she told the crowd at one point.She started and ended the performance standing in the centre of a silver ring decorated with stars.

Trina and Latto explain what it takes to impress them in their new single ‘Clap’, with solid lyrics teetering on the controversial.Marking the second time the US artists have collaborated, ‘Clap’ sees veteran rapper Trina bring up-and-coming Latto under her wing.The single harkens back to some classic ’90s hip-hop beats, with limited melodies allowing for a better focus on the pair’s risqué, yet empowering lyrics. The tracks chorus plays out: “Throw it in rotation, shawty bring that ass back, back, back, back / Clap, ayy, she gon’ shake that ass / She gon’ make that ass clap, clap“.Take a listen below:The single dropped last Friday (April 15) and marks the follow-up to Trina’s 2021 single ‘Receipts’.

Latto has made an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, performing ‘Big Energy’ and her collaboration with Childish Gambino and Lil Wayne, ‘Sunshine’.Both songs feature on her new album ‘777’, which was released last month and also includes contributions from Kodak Black and 21 Savage.The rapper started the performance, which you can view below, while seated before she got up to rap her verse.After shedding her yellow gown, Latto brought out a pair of backup dancers to run through ‘Big Energy’, minus Gambino and Lil Wayne.Reviewing Latto’s album, NME recently awarded the record four stars and described it as the rapper going “toe-to-toe with the best of ‘em”.It added: “If there was a criticism of her 2020 debut ‘Queen Of Da Souf’, it was that the “rich bitch shit” (as she defined her lyrical preoccupations on the clenched ‘He Say She Say’) and steely production could seem a little one-note. With this second round, Latto is utterly compelling when she slows things down.”Speaking to NME previously, Latto also said she was moving in “my own lane”.

Latto has released her first new single ‘The Biggest’ since officially changing her moniker from Mulatto.She’s been teasing the new track’s release on her social media over the past week, sharing album art and sound bites of the song.