November 2026

Mr. Vegas isn’t just taking aim at politicians this time. He’s pointing a finger at his own corner of the culture, lumping entertainers in with PNP vloggers and party members as people he says are “trying to destroy our country.”

Rick Ross just turned a legal update into a full shoutout session. The MMG boss hopped on his Instagram Story on Monday, November 2, to publicly thank the two lawyers who got the only felony charge in his domestic violence case thrown out.

Wizkid’s first album came out a full decade before Spotify launched in Nigeria, and it has just crossed 100 million streams on the platform anyway.

Daddy Yankee says he’s the one who gave reggaeton its name, back in 1992. The Puerto Rican star made the claim during a sit-down with Jack Coyne on “Track Star,” but the DJ who was in the studio with him remembers it as less of a christening.

Bounty Killer has a new trigger ready to pull. The Warlord took to Instagram with a short, loaded message: “12Gauge dropping soon 🔜,” followed by a row of five fire emojis.

Kranium has put Paris on his calendar, and he kept the details sparse. The dancehall singer took to Facebook with a short post that reads “Live in Paris, France / February 2027.”

Austria wasn’t on many people’s bingo card for a Blvk H3ro chart peak, but that’s where “Strictly Good Vibes Vol.1” landed at No.

More than half of the listening behind Masicka’s Forever Reign came from people who aren’t paying for it.

Dancehall superstar Beenie Man ah ‘dweet again’. The Doctor has turned a political rebuke into musical ammunition, with his forthcoming ‘Weh Di Money De’ helping propel him to the top of Jamaica’s Google trending searches, according to World Music Views.

“Don’t believe the lie. Don’t put any stock in the words of a Rastafarian who is now supporting chapping the line and scamming only years after talking about farming as a way of upliftment, remember, broad is the path to destruction.”