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Shenseea spent most of her adult life faking orgasms, and she decided the best place to finally say so was on a record.

Wizkid needed only a few months to add another billion to his Spotify tally. The Nigerian star has become the first African artist to pass 12 billion streams on the platform across all credits, just five months after he became the first to cross 11 billion in May 2026.

Nyabinghi drums and digital trap beats are not a pairing you hear every day, but that collision sits at the heart of “Choppa Dem,” the opening salvo on Yaadcore’s new EP Rasta Time.

Marcia Griffiths didn’t need many words to say goodbye to Bob Andy. Her Facebook post read simply “RIP Bob Andy,” and for anyone who knows how closely their careers were tied, that short line carries a lot of history.

For six years, Jay-Z has been the man helping decide who gets the Super Bowl halftime stage.

Lil Durk is willing to bet his catalog on staying put. In a new filing, the Chicago rapper’s lawyers offered up his future royalties, publishing income and touring money as bond security, and the mother of the man killed in the case says she won’t stand in the way.

The number on 50 Cent’s newest lawsuit might look familiar to anyone tracking his beef with Rick Ross.

Ten days. That’s how long Aviel Hirschfield’s copyright lawsuit against Drake lasted before the producer quietly pulled the plug.

The man who wrote a reggae song called “Barack Obama” is heading to Legon. Gramps Morgan has confirmed that Blakk Rasta will perform live at the Ghana Jamaica Homecoming Festival, set for December 5 at Legon Sports Stadium.

Only 1.8 per cent. That’s how much of the $1.44 billion donated after Hurricane Melissa had actually been spent by the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management as of February 23, 2026, according to an auditor general report, and Beenie Man isn’t surprised one bit.