“I woulda went to war with Pooh Shiesty if he had [impregnated] one of my baby mamas,” he explained. “And I would have went to war with him and tried to get his PO to lock him up.”

These were massive allegations, especially when you consider how Pooh Shiesty is currently in jail awaiting trial for allegedly robbing and kidnapping Gucci Mane.

Despite his predicament, Pooh Shiesty still found some time to respond to Rainwater’s allegations. Over on his Instagram story, he wrote “Mane i dont got no baby momas, no babies otw, nun of that and dont want none! or nun to do with you gabage a** h*es.”

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Pooh Shiesty Responds

Ultimately, this is a strong response to the allegations. Allegations that certainly took some by surprise when they first surfaced on the internet. After all, Pooh Shiesty is a person of interest to hip-hop fans right now. This kind of salacious accusation only adds to the conversation around the rapper’s name.

Now that this is cleared up, Pooh Shiesty will be looking to focus on his upcoming trial. His federal trial is expected to begin on February 22. If convicted, he could face life in prison as a maximum sentence.

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“Ms. Kemp shamelessly used the label ‘on the spectrum’ as a pejorative slur hurled at a child to humiliate him and his family,” Fif’s lawyers argued in a complaint filed Oct. 26. “But autism is not shameful. What is shameful is fabricating a diagnosis for a private child, inventing a sexually degrading cause for it, and broadcasting both to a mass audience in order to degrade him.”

Fif is specifically alleging that Kemp committed libel and slander, false light invasion of privacy, and intentional infliction of emotional distress, and he’s looking for $2M for each count.

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Tia Kemp & 50 Cent Legal Battle

However, it looks like Tia Kemp isn’t folding. In response to Fif’s lawsuit, she shared a fake GoFundMe fundraiser asking to help her reach her goal of $6M with the caption reading, “I need Money by Monday”–flipping the script on 50 Cent. 

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She then shared a video where she heckled 50 Cent over the lawsuit, claiming that he’s still bitter over his feud with 50 Cent. She said that Fif constantly dishes out insults to others but, in this case, sues when the tables have turned. 

“You talking about rat? And you want to ratty ratty with lawyers?” she said. “B*tch, suck a d*ck, p*ssy.”

She then pointed to Fif filing for bankruptcy after he lost his lawsuit to Lastonia Leviston, Rick Ross’s other baby mama. Check out the clip above and sound off with your thoughts in the comment section below. 

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One of the artists who wasn’t at the party was none other than 21 Savage. He and Drake used to be the best of friends. However, over the weekend, he decided to spend his time in the studio with Metro Boomin. Of course, in 2024, Metro found himself at odds with Drake, thus putting 21 in an uncomfortable position.

Adam22 was one of the people who attended Drake’s party, and on No Jumper this week, he made the suggestion that something is, indeed, amiss. Based on a conversation he had with someone at the party, he believes that Drake and 21 are no longer on good terms. They don’t like each other’s Instagram posts anymore, and they don’t show up for each other either.

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Are Drake and 21 Savage Beefing?

Adam22 didn’t have any direct evidence to support this theory. Although he does believe that, based on what he has heard, there is a compelling case that something is amiss right now.

It should be noted that DJ Akademiks has weighed in on all of this, and he says Drake and 21 Savage are on good terms and remain locked in.

Meanwhile, Adam spoke about Travis Scott and Future, whose involvement in the party has been disputed. Adam claims Scott did get into the party, but he never saw the artist interact with Drake.

Moreover, Adam believes Future won’t cut off the people Drake was beefing with, and therefore, they remain on icy terms, even if the artist was on ICEMAN.

Whether or not Adam22 is proven right about this situation still very much remains to be seen.

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Per All Hip Hop, he initially filed a lawsuit against Spotify in 2025, but the complaint was dismissed. However, the judge allowed him to file an amended complaint against the company. In the first complaint, RBX specifically cited Drake as an artist who benefited from botting, though he didn’t name the Canadian rapper as a defendant. RBX’s amended complaint then alleged that Spotify implemented stricter fraud controls that impacted smaller artists without holding bigger artists to the same standard.

Unfortunately for him, the judge did not agree with his argument. The latest response from the court told RBX that he didn’t actually identify a specific rule that indicated that a double standard existed. Apparently, RBX used the minimum streams and listener requirements that impact smaller artists as an attempt to push his case through.

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RBX’s Amended Complaint Denied

“That streaming activity on Spotify’s platform may impact [RBX’s] career and status does not transform Spotify’s role into one of a protector,” Judge Staton wrote, claiming that Spotify doesn’t have a special duty to prevent third-party bots from impacting smaller artists, nor does their relationship with major labels and the industry at large make them obliged to protect smaller artists.

Moreover, RBX’s claim that Spotify did hold that responsibility through its anti-fraud initiatives was also rejected by the court. The judge also pointed to the fact that RBX didn’t show that Spotify’s consumers or competitors were harmed, as he claimed he suffered losses as a music rights holder. We will continue to keep you posted on any further updates here. 

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Now, Drake is back in Houston, where he is starting to build new roots. As it turns out, the 40th celebrations have continued, this time with comedian Jeff Ross.

If you remember, Drizzy stated that he wanted to be roasted by Jim Carrey for his birthday. While his friends were unable to hire Carrey, they were able to get the Roastmaster General himself.

Ross’ roasting acumen is well documented, and as it turns out, he’s actually obtainable for events. Drake posed with Ross for a photo, and now, the image is making the rounds online.

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Drake Roasted by Jeff Ross

Unfortunately, we do not have any videos of Ross’ roast. Although given his track record, we can imagine that the vulgarity levels were high. Meanwhile, we all know Drake has been through a lot, and we would not be surprised if some of his controversies were topics of Ross’ roast.

Either way, all of this just confirms how much motion Drake still has out here. He can get big-time comedians like Jeff Ross to show up to his birthday. Moreover, he can also get the Backstreet Boys to perform. There aren’t many people out there who can say that.

For Drake, his 40th year was absolutely one to celebrate. ICEMAN continues to be a success, and in terms of mainstream hip-hop, Drake has carried the year. It’s hard to imagine that changing anytime soon.

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This package includes monetary suggestions, such as forfeiting music profits to the court. Furthermore, there are various character letters within the package. These letters came from JAY-Z, J. Cole, and even Michael Rubin.

However, there is one letter that has certainly turned a few heads going into next week’s hearing. The mother of Saviay’a Robinson, AKA Lul Pab, has issued a short letter to Judge Michael W. Fitzgerald. In this letter, Andrea Robinson reveals that she would be okay with Durk receiving bond next week.

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Andrea Robinson About Lil Durk

“On behalf of the family of Saviay’a Robinson, we do not object to Durk Banks being granted a bond if it is deemed appropriate by the Honorable Court,” Robinson wrote.

Of all the letters that were submitted, this appears to be the most substantial. Durk was accused of orchestrating the murder of his son. While he was acquitted on those charges, he remains accused of running a criminal enterprise. Prosecutors are attempting to use Lul Pab’s murder as evidence of this.

In the aftermath of Durk’s original trial, there has been an ongoing debate about whether or not he should remain in jail before his next trial. Given the VICAR charges, it appears more likely than not that the judge will rule to keep him behind bars. However, there is no denying that this bail package is a strong effort, and it could work in his favor.

This is a developing story, so stay tuned to HNHH for more updates.

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The West Coast rapper explained that he studied J. Cole over the years, and even when Cole got at him on “Bronx Zoo Freestyle,” he didn’t really disagree. The issue centered around Cole’s decision to side-step competition in the heat of the battle.

“My only problem with J. Cole is, bruh, you just f*cked up my barbershop argument, bruh,” he explained. “I was in the barbershop telling n***as like, nah, bruh, Cole gonna get both these n***as. Cole that n***a… And then when bro backed out, I was just hurt as a fan, and I did some immature, impulsive s*it, went in the studio, rapped about it, put it out there. But it wasn’t like I was trying to diminish that man’s legacy.”

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Symba Praises J. Cole & Apologizes

Symba also added that the humor on the West Coast has a tendency to get aggressive at times. “What I said could’ve been aggressive and I apologize for that, but I think Jermaine Cole is an amazing artist,” he said. “I salute him; my feelings were just hurt as a fan when he backed out that battle, that’s all.”

Following Cole’s apology, Symba released a freestyle over Big Sean’s “Control” beat where he said that the Fayetteville rapper gave up his spot, leading to Cole’s response on Birthday Blizzard ‘26. Then, Symba later issued a retort on “Father Figure.”

Check out Symba’s comments above and sound off with your thoughts in the comments below. 

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Well, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has officially put all of those conversations to rest. In a statement, Goodell revealed that when they first signed JAY-Z, the league had requested that he appear on the Halftime Show eventually.

“When we first reached an agreement with Roc Nation to produce the show, I had just one request: that Jay-Z take the stage himself one day, whenever the moment felt right to him,” Goodell said to Variety. “I couldn’t be more excited for fans around the world to experience the artistry, creativity, and cultural impact he will bring to the Super Bowl stage.”

In another interview with Ebro on Apple Music, Goodell echoed these sentiments. He noted that with the 30th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt, JAY-Z decided that it was finally time to do it.

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Roger Goodell Praises JAY-Z

Goodell would go on to call JAY-Z a genius in both an artistic sense and a business sense. Needless to say, all of these rumors and blind items about Goodell not being happy with the decision are completely bogus. The NFL stands behind Hov, and they are clearly excited for what he will bring to the stage.

If you are a JAY-Z fan, this Super Bowl Halftime Show will be a lot of fun. If you’re a hater, let’s be honest, you’re probably going to watch anyway.

Let us know what songs you want to see performed in the comments below.

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The project began when Andre 3000 told Class Trip founder Brian Francis about driving to Athens to watch Georgia play. That story became the starting point for the entire capsule.

The design mixes the Georgia “G” with an Outkast crown. Jerseys, tees, and fleece also have “University of Georgia, Outkast 1996” lettering, a nod to the year ATLiens came out.

Other pieces use phrases like “So Fresh, So Clean,” and the cuts take inspiration from how André and Big Boi dress.

The highlight is a red wool Destroyer jacket with black leather sleeves. It costs $1,200, and it sold out on launch day along with the Senior Hoodie and Crown Snapback.

The lineup also includes football jerseys, a retro long-sleeve jersey, a satin bomber, pants, a skirt, and a Forever tee.

The collection has a wider release on Wednesday, October 28th through Nike.com and select retailers. Fans heading to the Georgia-Florida game can also find a pop-up at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Saturday. Overall, it is a very Atlanta way to celebrate a college football rivalry.

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Nike x Georgia x Outkast Collection

The timing is a big part of the story. This Saturday’s Georgia-Florida game will be played in Atlanta for the first time, since the usual Jacksonville stadium is under renovation.

Georgia players and staff will wear exclusive pieces during the game, and the same graphics will show up on gloves and wristbands. Six Georgia players from Nike’s NIL roster also appear in the campaign.

The photos were shot in Athens, and they recreate familiar Outkast images. It is a clever way to connect the group’s style with the school’s colors.

A separate ATLiens Air Force 1 tribute was also reported for this year. Nike also has an all-red Georgia Air Force 1 tied to the collection, so shoe fans will have something to chase.

Overall, the collection is a smart mix of music and sports, and it shows how much cultural pull Outkast still has.

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This week, his team formally filed documents for his pre-trial release, which includes an offer of future music earnings, per Kurrco. Bundled in the $3.3M bond package offer is the property equity from his two homes in Georgia worth $2.3M and another $1M guaranteed from Sony Music. Durk also signed off on providing music royalties, future touring revenue, merchandise revenue, and publishing rights as collateral.

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Lil Durk’s Bond Proposal & Support From J. Cole & JAŸ-Z

Sony wasn’t the only entity in the music industry to show support for Durk’s release. JAŸ-Z, J. Cole, and Michael Rubin were among those who shared letters in support of Durk. 

“I met Durk several years ago. He was kind, respectful and focused on his career. He approached his work with seriousness and discipline. He was also genuinely curious about deepening his spirituality, and he spoke about faith as something he wanted to grow in, not something he wore for show. What stood out most to me was how he used his success. Durk was signing young artist from his community,” Hov wrote. “I do not minimize the seriousness of the charges Durk faces, and I respect the Court’s obligation to protect the community. However, Durk has now spent nearly two years in custody with his remaining trial not set to begin until August 2027. Release would allow him to support his family and continue the work in his community that I saw firsthand.”

We will continue to keep you posted on any further updates on Lil Durk. His VICAR trial is set for August 30th, 2027.

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