Dancehall News

Just days after getting into a prison fight, Diddy’s release date has been quietly moved up again, this time to February 5, 2028, according to TMZ.

With life in prison as a real possibility and closing arguments days away, Lil Durk’s first public message during his federal murder-for-hire trial was three words: “Allah Is The Greatest.”

The Greek Theatre date is gone, and nobody on Asake’s team is saying why. The Nigerian Afrobeats star has quietly pulled his Los Angeles concert from the “In God We Trust” tour schedule, with fans finding out through a cancellation notification rather than any public statement from the artist himself.

The most telling moment in this whole back-and-forth might not be the insults. It’s Davido digging up an old post where Erigga once said he wanted to collaborate with him, throwing it back in the rapper’s face mid-argument.

A judge who once cleared the path for Steely and Clevie’s estate to pursue copyright claims against over 150 major artists has now reversed that decision, and not everyone is accepting it quietly.

Marcia Griffiths net worth is not publicly confirmed by any audited financial disclosure, but third-party celebrity valuation sites have published estimates ranging from approximately $1 million to $9 million USD.

Eight years is a long time to wait for a new album, and Ziggy Marley is clearly not letting Brightside sit quietly on the shelf.

Burna Boy has just crossed 4 billion total views on YouTube, making him the first Nigerian and Sub-Saharan African artist to ever hit that number.

Powerman Dancehall veteran Powerman is confronting yet another crushing loss after his 25-year-old son, Christopher Davey, was fatally stabbed in Brooklyn, New York, on Friday evening—the second son the entertainer has lost in just 16 months.

Demarco net worth is a subject that draws consistent search interest, driven by his two-decade run as one of dancehall’s most versatile figures.