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Fabolous Named CFDA Men’s Ambassador for New York Fashion Week
It’s no secret that Fabolous knows how to turn heads when it comes to the fashion game. From the throwback jerseys to the creation of his own line, The Family, this Young OG has certainly caught the eyes of high end fashion designers, as he was just named the Council of Fashion Designers of America New York Fashion Week: Men’s Ambassador.
When asked about the collaboration, Loso described it as “[taking] the hip-hop world and [bringing] them into the fashion world, and [taking] the fashion world and [bringing] them into the hip-hop world.”
The season kicks off today (Jan. 31) through February 2 and Fabolous is preparing to use this gig as an opportunity to promote his forthcoming project with Jadakiss. “I’m looking to release three projects and figure out how I can do that,” he explained. “I think this generation digests music very fast. I have a project I’ve been working on with Jadakiss, who’s a fellow New York legend here, called “Freddy vs. Jason.” Fabolous is also readying the sequel to his 2014 album, The Young OG Project. “I feel like all three projects can live in the space because they’re different versions of me,” he added.
Fabolous is not in this ambassadorship alone. The Brooklyn rapper will be joined by Colombian reggaeton singer J. Balvin, actor and model Colton Haynes, singer-songwriter Børns, YouTuber Joey Graceffa and NFL wide receiver Dale Moss.
Not present at NYFW this year? No worries. Fabolous will be taking over CDFA’s snapchat all week. “I get to talk directly to my fanship and bring them into their world, and vice versa. I think that’s a cool aspect as far as cross promoting, because it takes one world and then blends it with the other world.”
Congratulations Fab!
After Drake‘s official diss, “Push Ups,” leaked earlier today, in which he dissed Rick Ross, Metro Boomin, Kendrick Lamar, and others, Rick Ross throws his hat in the ring and immediately responds with a diss of his own titled, “Champagne Moments.”
In the diss track, Rick Ross reveals that Drake allegedly got a nose job and also unfollowed Drake on Instagram after Drake sent French Montana a cease and desist for a track on his album.
Stream the rough snippet below.
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— ً (@__0___0___o) April 13, 2024
The record is now available on streaming services.
After facing a barrage of diss tracks from the likes of Future, Metro Boomin, Kendrick Lamar, and more, Drake returns with a response that appears to have leaked online.
Earlier this week, Rory and Mal of the New Rory and Mal podcast teased the diss on episode 258, with Rory dropping hints like, “Drop down & give me 50,” a line directly lifted from Drake’s response.
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— thadeac⭕️n (@its_thadeacon) April 13, 2024
Now, the Toronto native fires back, airing out his grievances towards his peers over a 4-minute track sampling Notorious B.I.G.‘s “Get Money.”
Drake’s response to Kendrick Lamar:
“What’s a Prince to a king? He a son, n****”
“Pip squeak pipe down, you ain’t in no big three, SZA got you wipe down, Travis got you wiped down, Savage got you wiped down, like your label boy you Interscope right now” “How the f*** you been big steppin with size 7 mens on”
“Maroon 5 need a verse, you better make it witty, then we need a verse for the Swifties, Top say you drop, you better drop and give up fiftyyy”
Drake’s reply to J. Cole’s apology for dissing Kendrick Lamar: “And that f*cking song y’all got is not starting beef with us/This sh*t been brewing in a pot, now I’m heating up/I don’t care what Cole think, that Dot sh*t was weak as f*ck”
Drake’s clapback at Rick Ross:
“I might take ya latest girl and cuff her like Ricky, can’t believe he’s jumping in, this n**** turning 50, every song that made it on the chart he got from Drizzy, worry bout whatever going on with you and—”
Drake’s response to Metro Boomin:
“Metro shut your h*e ass and make some drums, n****”
Following the release of her hit single “B**ch Duh” in February, Chicago artist Dreezy is back with a female star-studded remix of the track featuring BIA, Lakeyah, and KenTheMan.
The original version of the song boasts a star-studded video with appearances from Metro Boomin, Travis Scott, Swae Lee, Coi Leray, Yung Miami, Natalie Nunn, 2 Chainz, Rubi Rose, Gillie, NeNe Leakes, and more.
“‘B**ch Duh’ came about with just me being in a studio, popping my s**t, getting in my vibe. I love to just make music that makes me feel confident and makes me feel like I’m on top of the world. It’s just one of those songs where I was just really in my element. I put it out, the internet went crazy about it. It was like organic love and everything,” Dreezy told BET. “So, I thought about an all female remix plus it was Women’s Month. When I put the original track out there, I was getting so much good feedback from the female rappers anyway. That’s how I chose who I wanted to be on the song.”
The release of the ‘B**ch Duh’ remix follows news of Dreezy’s 2016 single “Close To You,” featuring T-Pain, earning Platinum certification from the RIAA in March.
Stream the ‘B**ch Duh’ remix below.
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