Watch Lil Yachty team up with rising Michigan rappers in ‘Royal Rumble’ video

Roy Trakin Entertainment and tech entrepreneur Scooter Braun is entering the cannabis business.Braun’s Ceres Acquisition Corp. and Atlanta-based Parallel, one of the world’s largest privately held multi-state cannabis companies, have entered into a “business combination” to launch a publicly traded U.S.

2 Chainz hosts a TV series called Most Expensivest where he travels the world in search of the most extravagant lifestyle accessories, so the Atlanta rapper knows a thing or two about showing out. For his NPR Tiny Desk (Home) Concert, the artist formerly (currently?) known as Tity Boi begins his set in his downtown Atlanta nail salon Pamper Atlanta, and performs the songs "Southside Hov" and "Vampire" while receiving a champagne pedicure.

Meek Mill and Tekashi 6ix9ine had a heated run-in outside an Atlanta club, reportedly culminating in the latter lunging at Meek and his security.As reported by TMZ, other rappers filmed the incident, which mostly just involves them and their security yelling at one another.

US rappers Lil Tjay and 6LACK are set to score their big breakthroughs this week with new collaboration Calling My Phone, which takes an early lead at Number 1 on the Official Chart First Look.

The drama between rappers Meek Mill and Tekashi 6ix9ine is well and truly heating up! The pair had a confrontation in the early hours of February 14 when they ran into each other in the parking lot of an Atlanta club. Some choice words were exchanged when the pair faced off, and security had to intervene to hold Brooklyn-born 6ix9ine back. Both parties took to social media after the run-in, with 6ix9ine suggesting it was ironic that Meek was surrounded by a police presence.

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

Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman may save the day with her lasso of truth and superhuman strength, but the Justice League actress said that real power comes with one’s ability to bring positive change to their community. Gadot teamed up with National Geographic to executive produce Impact, a six-part short form documentary series that seeks spotlight resilient women making change around the globe.

Atlanta's Lil Yachty is currently working on a full-length project called Michigan Boat Boy, a tape specific to the regional rap scene Yachty's kept close over the past couple of years. His latest song "Royal Rumble" is a posse cut featuring no less than a five rappers representing the Great Lake State: KrispyLife Kidd, RMC Mike, Babyface Ray, Rio Da Yung OG, and Icewear Vezzo turn up for verses on the song (Dc2Trill, who may or may not be from Michigan, also features).

Grammy-nominated actress and singer Christina Milian (The Oath, Soundtrack) has been tapped for the lead role originated by the late Naya Rivera in the new installment of Starz’s Step Up drama series. Milian will portray Collette in the series, which hails from creator and executive producer Holly Sorensen, Starz and Lionsgate Television.

Jordan Moreau Christina Milian, the actor and Grammy-nominated singer, has joined the cast of Starz’s “Step Up” series, taking over the role originally played by Naya Rivera, who died in July 2020.Milian will play Collette, the character Rivera originated in the series’ first two seasons as a YouTube original scripted show.Starz acquired the series, inspired by the popular “Step Up” dance franchise, in May 2020. Filming for a third season began in Atlanta this month.

Lil Baby has revealed how he was forced to abandon the home he was renting for Super Bowl weekend, after fans managed to work outs its location and descended on the property.The Atlanta rapper headed to Florida over the weekend, ahead of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ victory against the Kansas City Chiefs in the Sunshine State.In a live video shared to Instagram, the rapper was seen standing in a driveway while facing a group of teenagers standing with their phones out.“Come outside to a whole mob,”

Lil Yachty is once again proving to be hip-hop’s wild card, as he’s now reportedly working on developing a heist film centred on the popular card game, UNO.According to Variety, the film, being made with UNO’s owner Mattel, will be set in the underground hip-hop scene of Atlanta – Yachty’s native city.The screenplay has been written by Marcy Kelly, and Yachty himself is reportedly being eyed for the lead role.“I’m so excited to be part of this film with Mattel,” the rapper said in a statement to

Lil Yachty is developing a cool new film!

Lil Yachty is currently negotiating to star in an adaptation of the popular Mattel card game Uno, according to a Variety report. The film will — somehow — be an action heist caper with Atlanta's "underground hip hop world" as the setting.