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According to the Recording Industry Association Of America (RIAA), Usher‘s “Love In This Club Part II” single featuring Lil Wayne and Beyonce was certified Platinum on February 9th. This means that the Soundz-produced collaboration, which can be found on Usher‘s Here I Stand album, has been...

One of the few people in music that I consider a God. The pure, raw talent. The swagger. The voice. The dancing. Most importantly, the mind. He just had something other legendary artist of his day didn't have. He was competitive and a perfectionist. Now I'm sure a lot of big time artist were...

what was yr favorite song, if you haven't listened to it, do you plan on it?

Lil Wayne sits down with YG and Stevie for a 1-hour interview on episode 2 of their 4HUNNID Podcast that is presented by Prize Picks, which you can watch down below. In their conversation, Weezy chats about his love for music, his friendship with Skip Bayless, his dating life, if he ever see’s...

Apart from Diddy's character, he's known to discover and launch successful careers of artists today Mary J Blige Mary and Diddy's working relationship and friendship extends back to the '90s, when the producer — then known as Puff Daddy — worked with her at Uptown Records, and was...

Over the weekend, Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz were spotted filming a music video featuring Usher for the first single from their upcoming ColleGrove 2 joint album. There is currently no word on what the collaboration will be called or when it will be released, but hopefully we are getting closer to...

This was in 2022. Mans is looking :flabbynsick:

Confessions is always heralded as his best album. However, I believe 8701 is superior. 8701 has better songs, better vibe, better lyrics, variety and was just an overall better collection of songs. Confessions was highly commercialized and had the bigger hits. That's the only thing Confessions...

One of the best live performances I’ve ever seen and I’ve seen legends. I had great seats thanks to my connect… 🤫👀 :wow: I’m lit and my phone is gonna die, but while it’s alive, ask away and I’ll do my best to answer honestly. Dude is a legend. This was MJ level energy brehs. :wow: Taraji...

is a crisp lineup and beard worth it, brehs? :usure:

fukk it. That Usher/Breezy thread inspired me. Lets vote on this shyt. Ya'll know how it works. We voting on everything that makes up a great artist: Vocal Ability Dancing Legendary Albums Classic Singles Hits Longevity Consistency Extracurricular (writing, musicianship, features, etc) Vocals...

:wow: Had the streets buzzing. 2005 was a crazy year. I lost my virginity and experienced my 1st heartbreak all in a 3 month span. That dirty ho. Had a young nikka singing this shyt in the dark crying in my bedroom like a lil bytch. Ray J shoulda had next but Omarion came and stole his spot...

Saw @Sbp's comment in the Omarion/Mario thread and got reminded of songs that had demos from other artists. Know any more songs?

On the dance floor! :stylin::dj2::stylin: @Bonefan32

This dude's writing credits catalogue :wow:

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