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DaBaby is using his art to address his so-called “cancelation.”

During a recent stop at the Power 106 studio, the Grammy-nominated rapper delivered an impassioned, braggadocious freestyle for the L.A. Leakers. DaBaby touched on his jet set lifestyle, his family, and the backlash he received following his controversial comments at Rolling Loud Miami.

DaBaby came under fire last summer over sexist and homophobic remarks made on the the Rolling Loud stage.

“[If] you didn’t show up today with HIV/AIDS, or any of them deadly sexually transmitted diseases that’ll make you die in two to three weeks, then put a cellphone light in the air,” he told the crowd. “Ladies, if your pussy smell like water, put a cellphone light in the air. Fellas, if you ain’t sucking dick in the parking lot, put a cellphone light in the air.”

DaBaby, who lost performance gigs and endorsement deals over the incident, went on to apologize for his “hurtful and triggering comments,” as well as his “misinformed” remarks about HIV.

“Social media moves so fast that people want to demolish you before you even have the opportunity to grow, educate and learn from your mistakes,” he wrote on Instagram. “As a man who has had to make his own way from very difficult circumstances, having people I know publicly working against me — knowing that what I needed was education on these topics and guidance — has been challenging.”

The L.A. Leakers freestyle went down just hours before DaBaby was filmed fighting at a bowling alley. The LAPD confirmed the altercation was between DaBaby—real name Jonathan Kirk—and Brandon Bills, the brother of DaBaby’s ex-girlfriend DaniLeigh.

Horizon Forbidden West players are avidly debating the difficulty of Guerrilla's new sequel, and how to deal with aggressive enemies.

Last week, shortly after Horizon Forbidden West first launched, the subreddit post below gained popularity. The user themselves writes that while they're playing on the 'Very Hard' difficulty for added challenge, they're finding regular enemies in the sequel to be incredibly aggressive, more so than usual, and the general sentiment from the responses is agreement.

The user just below comes at it from a slightly different angle. They write that they actually turned the difficulty of Horizon Forbidden West down to the low 'Story' mode due to especially aggressive behaviour from enemies. However, they note that this behaviour actually gels with the narrative of Forbidden West, which sees protagonist Aloy exploring increased aggression from the machines.

Finally, the user just below recommends against turning the difficulty down to 'Story' mode. They suggest that others might want to customize their difficulty settings instead, and whack 'Enemy Health' down to 'Easy,' so that enemies bite the dirt sooner. Rather than just knock the whole difficulty level down, the user wants others to explore the finer options in the settings.

Having played a bit of Horizon Forbidden West, there's no doubt enemy behaviour is generally more aggressive, but as the previous user noted, this does actually match the sequel's story really well. Perhaps Guerrilla will adjust enemy behaviour, or present even more detailed difficulty options in the settings, if enough players speak up.

And just like that, Season 2 of HBO’s “Euphoria” has come to an end.

In Sunday night’s finale, titled “All My Life, My Heart Has Yearned for a Thing I Cannot Name,” reality morphed with Lexi’s (Maude Apatow) play as the audience saw its second act. The fourth wall was broken as Cassie (Sydney Sweeney) strutted onstage and gave Lexi a piece of her mind, leading to an all-out fight with Maddy (Alexa Demie) and Kat (Barbie Ferreira). In an explosive scene involving a S.W.A.T. raid, Fezco (Angus Cloud) is accidentally shot by Ashtray (Javon Walton), which leads Ash to presumably kill himself. Meanwhile, Nate (Jacob Elordi) decides to turn his father, Cal (Eric Dane), into the police for child pornography, and Rue (Zendaya) and Jules (Hunter Schafer) finally talk after the intervention that forced Rue to get clean.

But of course, there are still plenty of unanswered questions regarding Rue and the rest of the East Highland teenagers.

Hip-Hop is often misunderstood by those on the outside; as such, we thought we’d take a look at some of the greatest hip hop acts of all time and give you an idea of their best work, so as to know where to start. So here’s the greatest hip hop artists of all time, as ranked by us (we understand this list may be a bit divisive, so feel free to sound off in the comments and let us know what kind of job we did!).

Wisdom is a pragmatic solution to monetize your expertise, while doing good by helping people.

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When it comes to the top NBA players of all time, there's plenty of speculation and room for debate, though many may not think so. Though Michael Jordan is easily considered the greatest player ever, some may say players like Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, or Kareem give him a run for his money. Who are the best NBA players? This list includes the best basketball players in NBA history, along with the top basketball players today.

Wisdom is a pragmatic solution to monetize your expertise, while doing good by helping people.

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Kodak Black is dropping a new album later this month called Back for Everything, following 2020’s Bill Israel. Ahead of its release, he shared its first promotional single, “Grinding All Season.”

On the track, the rapper describes working hard throughout the year and details the riches it’s brought him, from laptops to diamonds.

“I been vibin’ for a reason,” the Florida artist raps. “I been grindin’ all season. I been standin’ away from leeches.”

Black also shared cover art for the album inspired by the sci-fi classic Back to the Future on his Instagram.

The upcoming album will include October’s “Super Gremlin,” as well as December’s “Love & War,” the latter of which became popular on TikTok.

Kodak Black’s Back for Everything hits streaming services on February 25.

Following a false report today that claimed Tory Lanez's DNA was not found on the gun used in the shooting that injured Megan Thee Stallion last year, Tory has tweeted, "..... u can’t buy and tweet your way out of this one ..not today ." The subliminal tweet could very well be aimed at Megan's response to the report, which she addressed on her Instagram Story, and as a result of the court hearing initially scheduled for today being postponed.

On Wednesday (Feb. 23), before Megan Thee Stallion and Tory Lanez’s court hearing for the July of 2020 shooting incident was supposed to start at 12:30 p.m., DJ Akademiks tweeted at 11:43 a.m. EST a false report about the case, which you can read below.

"BREAKING: It was revealed in court few moments ago that Tory Lanez DNA WAS NOT found on the weapon in the Meg Thee Stallion case," he tweeted.

The tweet was subsequently deleted but not before it went viral across social media and several other gossip websites reporting the false news as a fact.

In truth, when Ak tweeted out the false information, the hearing didn’t even start as it was scheduled to begin at 12:30 p.m EST/9:30 a.m. PST.

Megan Thee Stallion caught wind of the tweet and jumped on her Instagram Story to blast "yall," which is assumed to be DJ Akademiks and other media outlets for reporting a false narrative.

"Court ain’t even started so why yall ready to start lying," she wrote in one post.

"Yall got breaking news 15 minutes before court started and nobody has even been called in yet?? Yall tryna win a social media campaign this is MY REAL LIFE!" she continued in another post. "Yall tryna get retweet’s SPREADING FALSE NARRATIVES! @iamakademiks Why are you lying? What did you gain?"

Megan also addressed the blogs and threatened possible legal action.

"I know some of yall blogs on payroll but please dont get sued trying to create a hate campaign. Be a real journalist and post FACTS[.] And to my haters..keep making yourself look stupid idc."

She also added: "Whats even more fucked up is this shit is all public record and nobody even cares to read. Only thing that happened in court today was it got pushed to april 5th.. but yall will get a lie trending.. Imagine how I feel..reliving this shit everyday publicly. It hurts Im so tired."

Kanye West assembled a star-studded — and controversial — cast of collaborators for his Donda 2 listening party Tuesday evening. The highly choreographed and often chaotic event at Miami’s loanDepot Park Stadium closely mirrored that of West’s Donda listening party, which took place in Chicago last year.

Joining West in the sprawling, two hour-event were: The Game (“Eazy”); Migos (“Kid We Did It”); Pusha T (“Diet Coke”); Jack Harlow (“Louis Bags”); accused rapist Marilyn Manson and rapper DaBaby (“Jail”); Alicia Keys (“City Of Gods”); Fivio Foreign (“City Of Gods” and “Off the Grid”); and Playboi Carti (“Off the Grid”).

All performers were decked out in the latest offerings from boundary-pushing fashion house Balenciaga, which recently teams up with West on a line of Donda 2 merch, as well as the rapper’s hotly tipped Yeezy x Gap collaboration.

Also reportedly in attendance, according to posts on social media, were tech magnate Elon Musk, French Montana, Diddy and Rick Ross.

Just hours after Lil Durk dissed NBA YoungBoy on “AHHH HA,” the rapper is firing back with a diss of his own.

On “I Hate YoungBoy,” NBA not only takes aim at the Chicago rapper, but the “whole industry.”

“YoungBoy they gon’ kill you, you better stop dissin’ ’em / Tell them ni**as f**k ’em / Man, they know that I ain’t scared of ’em,” he raps.

He makes reference to Durk’s late cousin OTF Nunu, his fiancée India Royale, and the late King Von. “Pussy bitch dissin’ me / Mad about his dead homie,” he raps.

YoungBoy, who is currently on house arrest, even takes shots at Gucci Mane (“Used to f**k with Gucci till I see he like them pussy ni**as”) and Lil Baby (“Baby wit’ ’em / 4PF, four poles fire at ’em”). He also brings up Boosie Badazz (“Feelin’ like Boosie don’t even like me / Bitch, don’t call my phone”) and reveals his beef with Apple Music (“Tell Apple I said f**k ’em”).

He ends the scathing track by addressing all his enemies: “I don’t f**k with you ni**as, believe that.”

This is the latest war of words between the rappers. Earlier today, Durk dropped his YoungBoy diss “AHHH HA.” In January, YoungBoy referenced King Von’s murder on his song “Bring the Hook.”