Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
Release Date: August 7, 2026
Album: All Eyes on Shiest

Tracklist For All Eyes on Shiest

1. I’m Back
2. Federal Reality
3. Reap What You Sow
4. Last Man Breathin
5. Collecting Tears
6. Still on Timing (feat. BIG30)
7. Booty Club (feat. Sexyy Red & Tay Keith)
8. Reckless Living
9. CMO Freestyle (feat. Baby Slime, BIG30 & K Carbon)
10. McLaren Truck
11. Trip
12. JPay & CorrLinks
13. New One (feat. K Carbon)
14. Bigger Than the Program
15. FDO – Bonus
16. MANE (feat. GloRilla) – Bonus

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“Y’all the golden egg,” Boosie said. He went on to explain that authorities can simply search social media pages for information about whoever they’re investigating.

His bigger issue is how detailed some creators get. Boosie criticized people for publicly naming names, discussing alleged crimes and attempting to connect the dots in situations they aren’t personally involved in.

“Why is you trying to solve a crime on the internet?” he questioned.

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Boosie Badazz Questions Why People Even Get Involved

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Boosie also challenged the motivation behind the content. He pointed out that the people inserting themselves into someone else’s legal problems isn’t going to get them any reward.

Social media weighed in on Boosie’s thoughts.

“Rappers be surprised when they get 10 years in prison after telling us about felony word for word on their album,” someone commented.

“And where do you think they get the details from my boi?” another person challenged.

For Boosie, however, the conversation goes beyond potentially helping law enforcement. He questioned why social media has become so invested in watching other people fail.

“Why are we so happy with someone else’s downfall?” he asked.

It’s hardly the first time Boosie has voiced concerns about how social media intersects with street culture and criminal cases. This time, he’s putting some of the responsibility on the internet detectives themselves.

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The hearing won’t decide the entire lawsuit, but it could shape how the case moves forward. The dispute centers around a life-rights agreement Tompkins allegedly signed with G-Unit Books in 2007. The company claims it paid her an $80,000 advance in exchange for exclusive rights to her life story, along with promised royalties.

Things became complicated after Tompkins launched her Instagram Live series The Unspoken. During the broadcasts, she discussed her past relationship with 50, their son Marquise Jackson and allegations about their time together.

G-Unit argues those conversations violated its rights under the agreement.

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Lawsuit Between 50 Cent And Tompkins Takes Another Turn

Moreover, Tompkins has challenged that version of events. She claims she only received $35,000 from the deal and alleges she signed the agreement under pressure from people within 50’s business circle.

Her court filings also include serious allegations of physical abuse against the rapper, including claims involving a separate agreement from 2005. 50’s legal team has denied those allegations and argued that the earlier contract isn’t the agreement at the center of the current case.

The legal fight has already survived one significant hurdle. In March, the court reportedly rejected G-Unit’s attempt to automatically prevail in the dispute, allowing Tompkins to continue presenting her defenses.

Now, both sides are preparing to take those arguments before Justice Robert Reed months earlier than originally planned.

50 and Tompkins have publicly clashed for years, but their latest dispute could ultimately come down to what rights she signed away nearly two decades ago and whether those terms still restrict how she can publicly tell her own story.

As HotNewHipHop previously reported just last week, the ongoing legal battles have had ups and downs. Recently, a New York appeals court has denied the rapper’s attempt to secure a default judgment in his lawsuit against Tompkins after she allegedly failed to respond to the complaint in time.

It’s clear that this battle is far from over.

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Photos show him cradling the shoes in his arms outside, cigar in hand, looking every bit as excited as you’d expect. Red, yellow, black, purple, and blue joined the pair he already owned, giving him the full run before most fans have even seen half the colorways in person.

The presentation matched the moment. Steven Victor packed the six pairs inside an actual Ferrari Challenge Pirelli tire straight from his own race car. It’s a fitting touch given the entire collection leans into racing and automotive inspiration, right down to the multicolored tread pattern on the outsoles.

Khaled joins Jadakiss as one of the few people to receive the entire collection ahead of release. Boxer Gervonta “Tank” Davis was also on hand for the delivery, along with Khaled’s son, who got handed a pair or two of his own during the moment.

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Victor Victor x Nike Air Force 1

This collaboration has leaned almost entirely on celebrity reveals instead of traditional marketing. Victor Wembanyama debuted the yellow and black pairs during last season’s playoffs. LeBron James wore an unreleased purple pair before his move away from the Lakers. Gervonta Davis revealed the green colorway just last week.

Two pairs are already rolling out to the public. The “University Red” and “Yellow Zest” colorways release today, August 6th, through Victor Victor’s webstore for $150 each. Black, purple, and green are expected to follow throughout the rest of Fall and Holiday 2026.

Interestingly, there’s a seventh pair that won’t ever hit shelves. A separate royal blue colorway was made exclusively for Jay-Z and isn’t part of the public release. A different blue version is still expected to join the retail lineup down the line.

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This comes after a rocky few weeks for the release. The Yeezy YS-01 Slide briefly appeared on JD Sports’ release calendar with an August 13th date. That listing was pulled shortly after, leaving fans unsure if the drop was still happening at all. No official reason was ever given for the removal, which only added to the confusion.

Seeing actual product show up in stores is a strong signal things are back on track. It suggests the removal was likely a scheduling issue rather than a full cancellation. Shipments arriving ahead of a release date is usually a good sign for buyers. It also means employees are likely already prepping displays and stockrooms ahead of launch day.

This marks a big moment for Ye’s independent Yeezy brand. It would be the first time his footwear returns to a major retail chain since the adidas partnership ended. Up until now, Yeezy products have only been available through the brand’s own website, which hasn’t always made for the smoothest shopping experience.

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YS-01 Yeezy Slides

The YS-01 is priced at $44 through JD Sports, slightly higher than the $40 price on Yeezy’s own site. It’s the same molded foam slide design from the adidas era, just without the Three Stripes branding.

Exact colorways for the JD Sports launch haven’t been confirmed. Yeezy’s own site has previously offered the slide in shades like Chocolate, Blue, Grey, and Black. Pairs are expected to be available both online and in select stores.

For a brand that’s struggled with shipping delays in the past, a retail partner like JD Sports could make a real difference. Faster fulfillment and easier returns alone could change how fans feel about buying Yeezy again. If August 13th holds, this becomes one of the more notable sneaker retail moments of the year.

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According to court records obtained by USA TODAY, Judge Nicole M. Heeseman dismissed the petition in July. The court formally issued notice of the decision on August 6, citing a “failure to bring the action to judgment” within the required timeframe. The ruling does not grant the divorce Chassagne requested, leaving the marriage legally intact.

Chassagne filed in June 2024, less than one year after marrying Lanez in June 2023. She cited irreconcilable differences and listed June 1, 2024, as their separation date. The filing also requested legal and physical custody of their son, Kai’Lon, while leaving spousal support for the court to determine.

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Chassagne Once Stood By Her Man

Her public support for Lanez continued after the petition was filed. In a June 2025 Father’s Day tribute, Chassagne praised his relationship with their son and wrote that the family could not wait for him to return home. The post did not indicate whether she intended to abandon the divorce case, and neither party has publicly explained why the proceedings stopped moving.

Lanez, whose legal name is Daystar Peterson, was convicted in December 2022 of assault with a semiautomatic firearm, possessing a loaded and unregistered firearm in a vehicle, and discharging a firearm with gross negligence. The charges stemmed from the July 2020 shooting of Megan Thee Stallion. He received a 10-year sentence in August 2023, and a California appeals court upheld the conviction in November 2025.

The California Supreme Court declined to review his case in February, leaving the conviction in place. No new divorce petition has been announced since Chassagne’s case was dismissed.

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Peters said he was genuinely surprised to see Rocky’s name in his inbox. The rapper had contacted him about revising a brand logo and asked about his rates, prompting the designer to post a screenshot of the exchange for his more than one million Instagram followers. Peters later noted that sharing messages from well-known people was not unusual for him, but this particular post landed differently.

Rocky responded publicly beneath the screenshot and called the decision “distasteful.” He also ended the potential working relationship on the spot, writing, “Well I guess we won’t be working, best of luck buddy.”

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Putting It All Behind Him

In his follow-up video, Peters did not challenge Rocky’s reaction or attempt to argue that the message was harmless. He said he understood that the rapper was unhappy about having a private business inquiry placed online and removed it immediately. His apology appeared directed at putting the dispute behind them rather than salvaging the logo assignment.

The exchange became an unexpectedly large conversation about the boundaries between professional access and social media content. Peters viewed the message as an exciting career moment worth sharing. Rocky saw the post as evidence that a private conversation could not remain private before any agreement had been reached. Check out Peters’s post below.

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“We definitely used AI as a tool,” Tyga said. “And I know people are going to be mad about me saying this, but it’s where technology is going.”

Rather than apologize for the decision, he compared the resistance surrounding generative music programs to the skepticism that greeted Auto-Tune during the 2000s. In Tyga’s view, the technology does not replace the artist when it is being used to execute an existing idea. “As far as the writing, all the vocals are all me,” he added. “There’s nothing wrong with using technology as a tool.”

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Controversy Over AI In Hip Hop

That distinction will not satisfy everyone. Auto-Tune alters a performance supplied by a human vocalist, while Suno can generate complete instrumental passages from a prompt. Tyga’s admission confirms that some of the sounds heard on $TARFACE were produced by the program, even if the album was not written or fully generated by it.

Questions about the project intensified as Tyga introduced an alter ego built around ’80s pop and synth-wave. Producer Medasin publicly alleged that music connected to the rollout contained signs of generative AI, placing Tyga alongside Fenix Flexin in a wider debate. Fenix has continued denying that AI was used on his viral single.

Moreover, this new information was absent from Tyga’s early promotion. While introducing $TARFACE, Tyga emphasized to PEOPLE the use of vintage equipment, including old harmonizers and other hardware associated with ’80s recording techniques. He said the goal was to create music that felt native to 1983 rather than place a nostalgic filter over modern Rap production.

Now, that studio process includes both analog equipment and generative software. Tyga has not identified every song featuring AI-assisted production or specified how much of the finished album came from Suno.

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According to Yahoo! Entertainment, Bridgett says she arrived at the property on July 12, 2025, to deliver a package when the dog lunged at her without warning. According to the seven-page complaint, the animal bit her leg and left her with “severe bodily injury, pain, shock, and distress.” She maintains that she did nothing to provoke the attack.

The lawsuit identifies Ne-Yo by his legal name, Shaffer Chimere Smith, and alleges that he was aware of the dog’s temperament before Bridgett entered the property. Her case rests largely on that claim. She accuses Smith of failing to secure the animal despite knowing it could pose a danger to visitors.

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How Georgia Determines Liability

Bridgett says she has already spent $9,039.50 on medical treatment. She is also seeking compensation for future pain, emotional suffering, and what the complaint describes as a diminished ability to enjoy her life. The filing does not specify the total amount requested.

Knowledge of a dog’s prior behavior can become a central issue in Georgia injury cases. State law allows an owner or keeper to be held liable when careless management of a dangerous animal causes an unprovoked injury. A plaintiff generally must show that the dog had a dangerous tendency and that the person responsible knew about it, though a failure to follow local restraint laws can also factor into the case.

The complaint arrives shortly after another R&B star faced a costly verdict involving an attack at his home. A California jury ordered Chris Brown and his company to pay $12.9 million to former housekeeper Maria Avila after finding them liable for injuries caused by a security dog in 2020. However, the cases are unrelated and were filed in different states.

Ne-Yo has not publicly responded to Bridgett’s allegations.

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“That song was a no-brainer,” Gunna said. The record came together while the two Atlanta rappers were completing their joint project, Drip Harder. Producer Turbo supplied the beat, and Lil Baby had already begun recording by the time Gunna heard it. “Baby started on this motherf*cker and then, once I heard it, lemme do my part,” he recalled. There was little need to map out the collaboration beforehand. Gunna described that period as two rising artists responding to whatever the other brought into the booth.

“We kinda just bouncing off of each other,” he explained. “It was already written, just the whole song of us together. It was a good combination, collaboration.”

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A Friendship That Faded

Gunna’s warm recollection arrives with no suggestion that the two have repaired their relationship. Tension surrounding the former collaborators became public after Gunna accepted an Alford plea in the YSL RICO case and was released from jail in December 2022. He denied cooperating against Young Thug, but the plea fueled accusations from several artists who believed he violated street codes.

Lil Baby made his own position clear in a December 2024 interview with Charlamagne Tha God. He said the two had “no relationship” and dismissed the possibility of recording with Gunna again, even under a hypothetical request from Young Thug.

None of that entered Gunna’s account of “Drip Too Hard.” He did not revisit the allegations or explain where things stand between them now. Instead, he gave Lil Baby credit and acknowledged why their pairing worked. The history between them may be strained, but Gunna did not attempt to rewrite the music they made before it.

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