The crew talked about this week some trending topics that may or may not have required you to 'remain standing.' Your guy from Love & Hip Hop NY is the new host of the show "Cheaters." Man, through it all he definitely seems to always remain standing, lol! The “Uptown (Deja Vu)” rapper made the announcement a couple of days ago. Allegedly, he’ll be the first African American host of the show, following in the footsteps of Tommy Habeeb, Joey Greco, and Clark James Gable. Last we heard from Gunz, he was getting dragged on Twitter for allegedly knocking up a 19-year-old. It wasn’t true, but y’all didn’t care, so he got slandered anyway. By our last count, Gunz is a father of 10, including rapper Cory Gunz. Azriel Clary is planning to launch her own foundation to support female abuse victims, specifically women of color. Since leaving R. Kelly’s Trump Tower residence and reuniting with her family last month, Clary has reportedly committed herself to helping others heal their trauma. Furthermore, the outlet reports that she will also work for her father’s nonprofit, Team Truth. The organization aims to educate minors and their families about the different types of abuse and supports them in escaping it. Besides the advocacy work, Clary has also returned to her musical pursuits. According to her Twitter, her “On the Run with Azriel” YouTube series will combine both her singing and nonprofit passions. Good for her! Video footage recently surfaced of Jay, Bey and Blue seating down as pop singer, Demi Lovato, belted out the anthem at Hard Rock Stadium, where the San Francisco 49ers were playing the Kansas City Chiefs. Jay-Z, who received backlash last year after he announced his partnership with the NFL, is also a co-producer of the halftime show, which featured Shakira and Jennifer Lopez. During a press conference with NFL officials, Jay-Z said that we were "beyond kneeling," but it appears that the Carters are not beyond seated protests. Wow! Next week we have something special, so you MUST tune in! Only on blis.fm!