
“What it do, baby?!” Read More
“What it do, baby?!” Read More
Her new album, Magdalene, drops on October 25th. Read More
The two stars are out of the dirt, but never forget where they came from. Read More
Future is back with another one. Read More
Featuring Big K.R.I.T., Lil Nas X, Nas, & Future. Read More
Two different trap artists, one great product. Read More
Featuring Future, Tyga, Tee Grizzley, Polo G, and Domani Harris. Read More
Dropping this Friday, June 7th. Read More
Off of her forthcoming album, Madame X. Read More
Sir Hndrxx?
Elton John’s musical influence and legacy have been long cemented over the course of his storied career. The voice and hands behind such hits as “Rocket Man” and “Tiny Dancer,” Elton John’s impact extends past just his iconic tracks and permeates the musical ethos at large.
A known trend-setter, Elton’s expansive ascendancy has made him an ally of hip-hop, having lauded Young Thug for his fierce originality and talent, and even blessing Thugger’s incorporation of “Rocket Man” on his On The Rvn EP cut, “High.” Now, the knighted legend has endorsed another member of hip-hop’s omnipresent trap community: Thug’s good friend and collaborator, Future.
This past Sunday (April 7th), Future shared a picture of him and Sir Elton on his Instagram, saying the two had just left the studio together. “Me and my brother @eltonjohn leaving the studio. Love is love,” Future captioned.
While Hndrxx is currently working on his The Wizard follow-up, and given this recent IG post, it’s entirely plausible that Elton John’s name might appear this next project.
It was a night of firsts at the 61st Grammy Awards. Read More
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Featuring Travis Scott, Gunna, and Young Thug. Read More
The Atlanta kings link again. Read More
Alongside SNL mainstays Kenan Thompson, Pete Davidson, and Chris Redd. Read More