Johnson gained popularity on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram for his anger-fueled reactions while reviewing videos, amassing 30 million followers across all platforms since starting in 2020. One of his videos, where he reviewed a cake being made, gave him 1 million TikTok followers 24 hours after he shared the clip on the platform.

“Karma is a mother fvcker brother love, brother love, brother love,” 50 wrote in the caption of the post, marking a reference to Diddy’s “Brother Love” moniker.

Diddy faced another legal challenge earlier this year when Cassie, his former girlfriend, sued him, accusing him of abuse during their relationship. However, the lawsuit was swiftly settled, with Diddy’s lawyer clarifying that the settlement “was in no way an admission of wrongdoing.” The mention of this recent lawsuit involving Cassie adds context to the ongoing legal matters surrounding Diddy. Regarding 2Pac, Diddy’s name made headlines earlier in the year after the arrest of Duane “Keffe D” Davis in connection with the 1996 murder of the late artist. It’s worth noting that rumors involving Diddy and 2Pac have circulated for years, and Keffe D’s arrest brought renewed attention to this aspect of the longstanding story.

The song was also previewed live on Monday night in Miami, which brought out special guests including Offset, Freddie Gibbs, Lil Durk, Kodak Black, Chris Brown, and even Kanye’s daughter North West.

Drake’s hiatus from the studio was brief, and he wasted no time working on “Scary Hours 3.” The announcement was accompanied by a cinematic trailer filmed at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto, adding to the anticipation for the new release. “For All the Dogs Scary Hours Edition” adds more content to his recent album, “For All the Dogs,” extending the total duration of the project to one hour and 48 minutes.

The opening scene features The Alchemist crafting a beat in his studio. Earl Sweatshirt then makes his entrance, delivering his verses as he walks through a vast facility. The video culminates with Earl standing on the stage of an auditorium, adding a visual narrative to the track’s lyrical content. This video offers viewers a visual journey to complement the song’s audio experience. Watch the full video below.

It’s worth noting that Netflix Games is currently available only on mobile devices, and this move follows Rockstar’s previous release of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City on iOS and Android in the early 2010s. In addition, Netflix Games is also considering licensing deals to add popular mobile games to its catalog.

“Our goal has always been to have a game for everyone, and we are working hard to meet members where they are with an accessible, smooth, and ubiquitous service,” Mike Verdu, VP of Netflix Games, said in a statement back in August. This development comes as Netflix aims to expand its presence in interactive entertainment, with the initial announcement made in August.

The music video for “Another Late Night” was directed by Cole Bennett and produced by Lyrical Lemonade. It features scenes of Drake driving through the city in a car with colorful lights, while Lil Yachty gets a tattoo and displays his jewelry.

Drake’s album, “For All The Dogs,” is projected to sell between 400,000 to 450,000 album-equivalent units in its first week, which could secure his 13th No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart. Drake also addressed criticism of the album on Instagram, particularly from podcast hosts like Joe Budden.

The track, produced by Conductor Williams, blends rap with gospel elements, with Drake rapping lines like “Preachin’ to the dogs about wantin’ more for themselves.” The video also includes men wearing shirts labeled “Hate Survivor,” adding depth to the visual narrative.

This song and video serve as a testament to Drake’s multifaceted talents and his personal life, giving fans a glimpse into his father-son relationship with Adonis. It’s a touching and artistic expression that resonates with many.

Produced by Lyle Leduff, RAFMADE, and Matthew Gomez, the track showcases Uzi’s genre-blending style as he explores the life of a rockstar, delving into themes such as his indulgences, financial achievements, and relationships with women. This single provides a glimpse into what fans can expect from the forthcoming LUV Is Rage installment.

The accompanying music video for “NFL,” directed by Be El Be, transports viewers to Sydney, Australia. In the video, Lil Uzi Vert can be seen exploring iconic locations in Sydney, including Luna Park and Walsh Bay, all while engaging in activities such as counting money and showcasing his distinctive dance moves. This visual complements the song’s themes and offers fans a vibrant and energetic visual experience. Watch the full video below.