Release Date: October 30, 2026

Genre: Underground Rap

Tracklist for KILL YOUR IDOLS

1. aw02 angel cry
2. bite yoh neck
3. flying dutchman
4. LEAD NEVER FOLLOW ft. Pz’
5. she loves me i hate her
6. stupid b#@_h ruined my mood
7. im the king dracula
8. im a rascal surfer in a ocean of bleood
9. you broke me down i built myself up
10. super nova
11. peeley
12. NO NEW FRENS
13. diablo may weep
14. 2k tip ft. SlimeGetEm, FullyChop
15. shiro
16. KAT LAZER EYE CHAIN
17. last

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Overall, the box is just as loud as the shoe. A bright green box carries the Jumpman, Tune Squad and Monstars logos, and artwork of a Monstar pulling a ring around the Jumpman.

Inside the lid, a green screen background features Michael Jordan holding a clapperboard that says “SJ 30th.” Custom tissue paper is printed with sketches and film references.

The shoe also matches the theme. Bright green suede replaces the usual patent leather, and the outsole glows in the dark with orange traction pods.

The insoles show Michael Jordan in the air before his famous dunk, with Bugs Bunny placed in the scene. “JUMPMAN JAM” appears on the tongue, and tonal 23 branding sits on the heels.

The pair is expected on November 14th for $255 through SNKRS and select Jordan Brand NBHD retailers. The style code is IQ5700-900.

It is one of three Air Jordan 11s celebrating the 30th anniversary, and the official photos already showed how bold it looks. The packaging adds another layer of fun.

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Air Jordan 11 “Green Screen”

The film slate inside the lid has a nice detail. Reports say it also includes numbers that refer to the shoe, Michael Jordan’s jersey, his return, and his championships.

The “Green Screen” is the pair that celebrates how the film was made instead of what appeared on screen. That makes it the most unusual choice of the three.

The original “Space Jam” 11 comes on December 12th, and the “Magic Ball” women’s pair arrives on November 11th.

Jordan Brand has also kept the glow-in-the-dark outsole and orange accents as the main surprise underneath. It gives the shoe some personality even before you look at the box.

Overall, this packaging makes the “Green Screen” feel like more than a colorway. It is a full tribute to the film, and it could help the shoe stand out even more on release day.

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Their history makes the fallout all the more interesting. Fifty once gave Kemp a platform to air her grievances with Ross, helped promote her projects, and even floated the idea of giving her a television show. Now, he’s suing her for at least $6 million over statements involving his teenage son. It’s a remarkable reversal for two people who spent years taking pleasure in the same man’s misfortunes. Before they were trading insults and legal threats, though, Kemp had her own problems with Ross, and 50 saw an opportunity too good to pass up.

Rick Ross, The Common Enemy

The feud between 50 Cent and Rick Ross had already become personal before Tia Kemp entered the picture. In January 2009, Ross released “Mafia Music,” taking aim at 50’s personal life by referencing his former girlfriend, Shaniqua Tompkins, and a fire at a house owned by the G-Unit rapper. Fifty fired back by mocking Ross’ past as a corrections officer, but exchanging diss records wasn’t nearly as entertaining as finding someone who could challenge his rival’s image from firsthand experience.

Kemp had her own reasons for being upset with Ross. The former couple, who met in 2003 and shared a young son, William Roberts III, had been fighting over child support for more than a year. Kemp told XXL that Ross had a vehicle he’d purchased for her repossessed during a Jan. 21 deposition, leaving her without transportation. Ross’ attorney disputed Kemp’s broader allegations about his financial support, maintaining that the rapper regularly paid more than Florida’s child-support guidelines required.

Fif and Kemp’s introduction reportedly came through Kemp’s attorney, and on Feb. 2, 50 released an eight-minute interview with her on ThisIs50. Kemp questioned the expensive lifestyle Ross portrayed in his music, claiming he rented his jewelry and leased his vehicles. She also discussed his previous employment as a corrections officer, an issue that had already complicated Ross’ street persona.

“It’s sort of embarrassing, as you listen to his raps, you would definitely believe him,” Kemp said in the video. Their first interview attracted immediate attention, and 50 wasn’t finished finding ways to put his new ally in front of the cameras.

From Shopping Trips To Magazine Covers

Fifty wasn’t content with giving Kemp a microphone and sending her home. During her visit to New York, he took her shopping for fur coats and Gucci shoes. The rapper continued taking shots at Ross through his music, including a diss track titled “Tia Told Me.”

Amid that sonic chaos, Kemp had released Tia’s Diary: Deeper Than Rap by May, a memoir detailing her life and troubled relationship with Ross. The title was an obvious jab at his third studio album, Deeper Than Rap, which had arrived just weeks earlier. Kemp had wanted to write a book before meeting 50, but credited him with helping make it happen. “He really helped me a lot. Rick Ross would’ve never gave me this opportunity,” she told AllHipHop in May 2009.

Kemp also maintained that her story wasn’t exclusively about Ross. She explained to XXL that she’d faced considerable hardships before their relationship, though their years together provided plenty of material. Then, Fif and Kemp landed two covers of Smooth magazine, with Fif serving as guest editor. One particularly suggestive photograph featured Kemp standing above him in lingerie and red heels while the rapper aimed a camera in her direction. The accompanying headline teased, “Where’s the beef?” It wasn’t hard to tell who was supposed to be offended.

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That same month, Kemp’s dispute with Ross led to a development outside the industry. A Broward County judge ordered the rapper to provide temporary child support and health coverage for their son. Ross was also granted visitation rights and ordered to cover Kemp’s legal expenses.

Meanwhile, the public alliance continued into November, when 50 brought Kemp and her children to Floyd Mayweather’s Las Vegas mansion. Diddy was also present, and photos circulated of Kemp’s young son William spending time with his father’s rivals. In a video released through ThisIs50, the children played with a stack of Mayweather’s money while 50 jokingly teased one of the boys for suggesting his father had more.

It was another chance to get under Ross’ skin, though this time his young son was part of the mess. The photographs and video attracted criticism, but neither Kemp nor 50 appeared ready to abandon their public partnership.

The Alliance That Never Completely Disappeared

Kemp didn’t need 50 Cent to keep her name circulating in Hip Hop circles. Over the years, she built a following through outspoken Instagram commentary, often taking aim at Ross while offering plenty of unsolicited opinions about other celebrities. Her confrontational humor eventually opened doors of its own. In 2024, she joined Tokyo Toni and Karlissa Saffold on Zeus Network’s Aunt-Tea Podcast, a ten-episode series featuring guests including The Game, Big Freedia, and Joseline Hernandez.

Her online presence also caught the attention of her old ally. In June 2025, Kemp went viral after disputing rumors that she pursued younger men. She objected to being labeled a cougar, joking that people had apparently decided she belonged to an entire family of wildcats. Fifty found the rant entertaining enough to repost it on Instagram with an unexpected proposal. “Yo I like Tia, I think she should replace Wendy Williams. LETS MAKE A DEAL !.”

It wasn’t clear whether 50 genuinely intended to develop a television show for Kemp or was simply enjoying another opportunity to irritate Ross. No deal was publicly announced, but his endorsement suggested he still wanted to see her outspoken personality reach a larger audience. On her end, Kemp was already pursuing those opportunities. “I want people to take me seriously as a host and TV personality, not just from social media,” she told Complex.

The Attack On Rick Ross’ Son Changes Everything

A confrontation outside Bethune-Cookman University in Daytona Beach, Florida, brought 50 Cent and Kemp’s friendly association to an abrupt end. On Oct. 11, 2026, her 21-year-old son, William Roberts III, was allegedly threatened and pistol-whipped while standing outside with a woman. According to a Daytona Beach police report, 20-year-old Don Roberts III, who is unrelated to William, approached the pair with a handgun and threatened to kill him before striking him on the right side of his head.

William reported the incident the next day, saying he’d initially been afraid to contact authorities. He believed the confrontation involved the woman’s previous relationship with Don, who surrendered to police on Oct. 16. Don was charged with aggravated assault and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, pleaded not guilty, and was subsequently released on $50,000 bail.

Fifty saw the allegations as another opportunity to torment Ross. After news of the arrest circulated, he shared Don’s mugshot and offered to help secure his release, claiming he would send high-profile defense attorney Drew Findling to represent him. The rapper also joked that the incident was a misunderstanding, linking it to his latest film, Street Fighter.

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The situation became even more contentious when Don appeared in a video shared by 50, thanking the rapper for supporting him and believing in his innocence. Although Don was released from custody, it remains unclear whether 50 actually paid his bond. The Los Angeles Times reported that Don publicly acknowledged his assistance without specifying what it involved.

Kemp was furious. After years of watching 50 ridicule Ross, she now found herself defending their son against the same man she’d once joined in publicly humiliating his father. She responded on Instagram with a profanity-filled tirade directed at 50, criticizing him for making light of William’s alleged assault. Her anger quickly extended to his family, including his late mother, Sabrina Jackson, and his youngest son, Sire.

“U have NO room to post anyone’s child,” Kemp wrote alongside a photograph of 50, his former girlfriend Daphne Joy, and their 14-year-old son. She also made disparaging remarks about Joy and repeated unsubstantiated claims concerning Sire’s developmental health.

The increasingly hostile exchanges had moved well beyond the two rappers’ longstanding rivalry. William, now an adult, had been the victim of a reported assault that prompted criminal charges. Sire, meanwhile, was a minor who had no publicly established involvement in the dispute between his father and Kemp. Fifty objected to the statements about his son, and what began as another round of Instagram insults was heading toward a much more expensive confrontation.

No White Flags: A $6 Million Lawsuit And Restraining Order

Earlier this week, 50 Cent was ready to let his attorneys handle Kemp. He filed a federal lawsuit in California on Sire’s behalf, accusing her of libel and slander, false light invasion of privacy, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. The complaint seeks at least $2 million for each of the three claims, bringing the requested damages to $6 million. His attorneys also seek a jury trial and a permanent injunction requiring Kemp to remove the disputed statements and refrain from republishing them.

According to the complaint, Kemp had targeted Sire in four online publications over six days, including an Oct. 25 interview. Fifty’s lawyers argued that she knowingly spread false information about the teenager and used his developmental health as an insult. They also claimed she’d ignored a cease-and-desist letter demanding that she remove the material. Kemp allegedly responded by publishing part of the notice with the message, “F u and ya lawyers.”

The rapper pursued a separate legal action in Miami-Dade County, where a judge granted a temporary injunction protecting Sire on Oct. 26. The order requires Kemp to remain at least 500 feet away from the teenager and prohibits her from contacting him directly or indirectly, including through social media. She’s also barred from possessing firearms or ammunition and must surrender any weapons in her possession upon being served.

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Fifty celebrated the legal developments with an Instagram photograph featuring Sire, condemning the online bullying of children and warning Kemp that her “gangster granny act” wouldn’t work. He ended the message with three words: “no white flags.”

Kemp wasn’t raising one, either. She responded to the $6 million lawsuit with a mock GoFundMe graphic requesting the exact amount, captioned, “I need Money by Monday.” In another video, she accused 50 of being comfortable insulting others but unwilling to tolerate similar treatment when the insults were directed at him. She also revisited his 2015 bankruptcy, which followed a multimillion-dollar judgment in a lawsuit brought by Lastonia Leviston, another former partner of Ross.

When news of the Florida injunction became public on October 28, Kemp returned to Instagram Stories with another round of insults. She covered a photograph of 50 with rat emojis, called him “15cents,” and continued making derogatory remarks involving his family. Whether those subsequent posts violated the temporary order has not been established.

The public hostility hasn’t subsided, but the courts now have a role in determining what happens next. A hearing is scheduled for Nov. 3 to decide whether the temporary Florida injunction should remain in effect, while the California lawsuit continues separately. It’s a considerably different relationship from the one 50 was publicly celebrating in June 2025, when he suggested Kemp deserved her own television show. Sixteen months later, the man who once wanted to give her a bigger platform is asking a federal judge to restrict what she can say about his son.

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Release Date: October 30, 2026

Genre: Hip-Hop

Tracklist for Unreleased Lost Files

1. Run It Up
2. Pain ft. Tory Lanez
3. Driftin Off This Hennessey ft. Wiz Khalifa
4. Boolin Brazy ft. YG
5. The Dope Ain’t Gon Cook Itself
6. Punanni ft. City Girls
7. Savage ft. Quavo
8. All About Business ft. Desiigner
9. The Titanic And Little Boat ft. Lil Yachty
10. People Die, Guns Don’t ft. mgk

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Release Date: October 30, 2026

Genre: Hip-Hop

Album: Playaz Only Live Once

Quotable Lyrics from A Week In Paris

Runway Toni, Glock turned forty
Drop came ordered, I’m a trauma hoarder
I ain’t never been a b*tch, my mom ain’t have no daughters (Nah)
You know I was born a dog like Calvin Broadus (Alright)

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As we previously reported, Ross was supposed to have a hearing last week; however, prosecutors had never filed their charges. In the end, the prosecution needed an extra week to review evidence and figure out their course of action.

Ross has already pleaded not guilty to the charges. A few weeks ago, he was arrested in Miami after being accused of slapping and choking his ex during an alleged domestic dispute. He eventually turned himself in, and then became a viral meme immediately after being released.

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Rick Ross Charges Filed

Ross had also previously stated that he would not be attending any preliminary hearings. Instead, he would be sending his lawyers in his place. Ross maintains his innocence and is focused on his various other endeavors.

For instance, not long after his arrest, he found himself explaining to his fans why he no longer owns 25 Wingstops. It was here that he revealed the business side of things, and how he’d rather be putting his money into stocks.

Ross remains a polarizing figure this year, and that is unlikely to change anytime soon. This recent case is ongoing, and we will be sure to provide you with updates once they become available.

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Yachty said he would be interested in working on the Air Jordan 5 or Air Jordan 6, but he specifically pointed to the all-red Air Jordan 21 as his pick.

He said he loves the shoe, and he explained that it is not as simple as it looks. That makes sense when you look at the design. The 21 uses a full red Italian suede upper, with black and white lines running through the sides and chrome details around the sole.

It was designed by D’Wayne Edwards and released in February 2006 during NBA All-Star Weekend. The shoe was inspired by the Bentley Continental GT Coupe, which explains the luxury touches.

Yachty already has a strong history with Nike. His Concrete Boys Air Force 1 line has expanded this year, and his custom Air Force 1 Mid with a stars-and-stripes design showed how far he can push a classic shape. A Jordan Brand project would be the next logical step.

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Lil Yachty On The Air Jordan 21

Yachty has also shown he is a Jordan fan. He previously showed off a Levi’s x Air Jordan 3 sample, and he has been seen in rare Jordans for years.

His taste also leans toward bold designs. The Air Force 1 Mid he released at ComplexCon used a yellow upper and a Concrete Boys logo on the heel, so a loud red suede pair would fit him well.

The Air Jordan 21 has not received as much attention as some other models. A collab could bring it back into the conversation and give younger fans a fresh look at a less talked-about design.

Jordan Brand also has a history of letting artists reimagine unusual models. Nigel Sylvester and Infinite Archives both found success with less known silhouettes.

Nothing is planned, and Jordan Brand has not responded to the idea. Overall, Yachty’s choice is a smart one. It is a luxury design, it has a bold color, and it leaves plenty of room for creativity.

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The news arrives after the G6 returned on August 20th in its original red, white, and blue look and sold out in under two hours. Tony Yayo first teased the return on a podcast earlier this year, and fans have waited ever since.

Overall, the new pair keeps the clean look that made the G6 famous. White leather makes up most of the upper, with small perforation holes near the toe and along the sides. A soft cream suede panel sits at the very front.

The shoe uses the same low-profile build as the August release, so fans should know what to expect.

Reebok and select retail partners will sell the shoe in unisex sizing, both in person and on their websites. The style code is 100301694. Reports say the original white pair is also planned for a restock in November, which gives fans another chance to catch up.

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50 Cent’s Reebok G-Unit G6

The G6 first arrived in 2003 alongside Get Rich or Die Tryin’, which helped turn it into one of the most important rap sneakers ever made. The story of how 50 Cent’s Reebok deal changed sneaker culture explains why. The G-Unit line showed that a rapper could build a sneaker business without being an athlete.

The shoe also started one of the first big sneaker rivalries in hip-hop. 50 Cent has long claimed the G6 outsold Jay-Z’s S. Carter line at Reebok.

The August retro was a faithful recreation, as the detailed images showed before launch.

The sell-out gave 50 plenty to brag about. He even took shots at Rick Ross and Ebro after the sold-out launch, saying the design held up because G-Unit was hands-on with it.

Now the White/Green pair gives Reebok a second win with the same shape. It also gives collectors a different colorway to chase without the same heat as the first release.

Overall, the G6 revival has become one of the biggest sneaker stories of 2026. If the December pair sells like the first, expect Reebok to keep going.

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Overall, the design stays close to the retro. An almost all-black upper covers most of the cleat, which gives it a sleek, dark look on the field.

The photos came from UCLA Football, Uniswag, and UCLA Athletics. The cleats look polished even without any bright team colors.

The model is based on the Air Jordan 11 “Gamma Blue” that arrived in late 2025 and became one of the most popular non-OG 11 releases. Jordan Brand also released a black patent version of the Air Jordan 11 football cleat earlier this year, with the style code HM7324-001. Fans can buy that one, but this UCLA pair stays exclusive.

UCLA and Jordan Brand have been partners since 2021, and the football team has become known for rotating through special cleats each season.

This pair is a great fit for the Bruins’ dark uniform combinations. The all-black base should look sharp against powder blue and gold. Overall, it is another strong addition to UCLA’s cleat collection.

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UCLA Football Air Jordan 11 “Gamma” Cleats

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The Air Jordan 11 has become a favorite football cleat for stars. Jalen Hurts debuted the Air Jordan 11 “Gamma Blue” cleats on Monday Night Football, and CJ Stroud later wore the same cleat.

UCLA’s own cleat history is also deep. The Bruins have worn Air Jordan 3 and Air Jordan 1 PE cleats in spring games, as well as Air Jordan 1 Low and Air Jordan 4 Low cleats for last year’s homecoming.

Those pairs used powder blue accents and elephant print, so the Gamma-style PE feels like a darker, more stealthy direction.

Because the cleat is a player exclusive, you will not find it at retailers. Collectors will have to settle for photos.

Overall, Jordan Brand keeps giving college programs standout pieces, and UCLA is one of its best showcases.

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Release Date: October 30, 2026
Genre: Hip-Hop
Album: Sailor Goon

Tracklist For Sailor Goon

1. Fed – Interlude
2. BBM (feat. P.C.)
3. Green
4. Extra
5. Do A Trick (feat. Rich The Kid)
6. Rap Rihanna
7. Wif3y
8. PTOP (Peaceful Transfer Of Power)
9. Elevators
10. Been Wavy (feat. Lady London & Ms Hustle)

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