Kanye West & Bianca Censori: No Prenup, No Escape

Kanye West and Bianca Censori’s rumored divorce is making headlines, but the real shocker? No prenup. Bianca might not just be walking away from Kanye—she might be walking into his financial mess. The controversial rapper’s fortune has taken a nosedive, and California’s equal debt split could mean she owes money instead of securing a payday. Add in Kanye’s latest antisemitic tirade and bizarre behavior at the Grammys, and this situation is beyond toxic. Will Bianca finally make her exit, or is this another chaotic chapter in the Kanye saga? Stay tuned for more updates on this Hollywood disaster.

Drake’s $ome $exy $ongs 4 U Takes Over Streaming & Kanye Approves

Drake just dropped $ome $exy $ongs 4 U with PARTYNEXTDOOR, and the numbers are skyrocketing. The album shattered records with 56.6 million first-day Spotify streams, broke the Apple Music R&B record, and is set to dominate the Billboard 200. But the wildest part? Kanye West—who recently called Drake his ‘nemesis’—is out here hyping up Gimme a Hug. Even Young Thug co-signed the album, calling Drake ‘back number one.’ But is this just an algorithm win, or does the project really have lasting power? The debate continues as fans weigh in on whether Drake delivered another classic or just another playlist filler.

Reginae Carter Defends Lil Wayne’s SNL Performance Like a Boss

Lil Wayne’s SNL 50th anniversary performance had some fans throwing shade, but Reginae Carter was not having it. The New Orleans rap legend took the stage with The Roots to perform Mrs. Officer, but critics were quick to call out his energy. Enter Reginae, who clapped back with the ultimate reality check—Wayne’s been having fun on stage for years and getting paid while doing it. She shut down the haters with one epic response: ‘Go play with y’all kids. My dad collected a check—what did y’all get for hating?’ The internet might have opinions, but Wayne’s legacy is untouchable.

JAY-Z’s Reasonable Doubt Joins the Grammys Hall of Fame

JAY-Z’s legendary debut album, Reasonable Doubt, just secured its place in the Grammys Hall of Fame, cementing his GOAT status once again. Joining classics like Santana’s Supernatural and Luther Vandross’ Never Too Much, this is another major win for Hov—who already holds the record as the most decorated rapper in Grammys history. The kicker? While JAY-Z doesn’t technically own the copyright to Reasonable Doubt yet, that’s set to change in 2031 when Roc-A-Fella Records’ ownership expires. Soon, he’ll literally own his own legacy. Talk about a full-circle moment for one of hip-hop’s greatest.