On Tuesday morning, Lil Baby fired back at a fan of NBA YoungBoy on X (formerly Twitter) who had attempted to troll him over the low initial sales. “Dam yb leaks projects outsold shocking,” the user wrote, to which Baby replied: “One day not first week crazy.”

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Lil Baby’s New Album

Lil Baby originally intended to release The Leaks back in September, but delayed the project indefinitely. In the weeks preceding its actual release on December 3, he shared a new single every Wednesday for a series he dubbed “Wham Wednesdays.” Those tracks included “Try to Love”, “Otha Boy”, “Real Sh*t”, and “Middle of the Summer.”

It’s eventual release marked the celebration of Baby’s 31st birthday. Taking to Instagram at the time, he wrote: “Happy B Day To Me ! What’s A Better Way To Get The World To Celebrate Wit Ya , Then Dropping A Tape ?? ‘The Leaks’ Out Nowwwwwww ! Shoutout To Whoever Be Leaking My Sh*t , Yall Made This Possible!!”

The project’s full tracklist features collaborations with Playboi Carti, Skooly, Lil Yachty, Lucki, Veeze, Young Thug, Rylo Rodriguez, Bino Rideaux, and G Herbo. Producers include June the Genius, Wheezy, Frankie Bash, Frankie Bash, Murda Beatz, and TM88, among others.

For the final version of the track, “Superman,” Young Thug removed any mention of his former collaborator, Gunna. In a previous leaked version of the track, he dissed him. The two have been at odds since Gunna took a plea deal in the YSL RICO case back in 2022.

Read More: Young Thug Removes Gunna Diss From Lil Baby Collab

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He was suing Jay-Z until July, when he dropped the lawsuit for unknown reasons. Shortly after this, he made it clear that he’s not backing down. “I have not stopped my fight, I did withdraw my case, but it’s for a reason,” he explained during a livestream. “I have not gotten a settlement. It is not over.”

Lillie Coley, Satterthwaite’s godmother and legal guardian, also sued Jay-Z earlier this year. In her suit, she alleged that the Roc Nation founder used his status to avoid DNA tests and personal responsibility. Now, AllHipHop’s Grouchy Greg Watkins exclusively reports that Coley has accused the New Jersey Attorney General of misrepresenting facts, and hurting her federal case as a result. Reportedly, she’s asking for reconsideration of a prior ruling.

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Jay-Z & Rymir Satterthwaite

Moreover, she alleges that fraudulent liens she’s been hit with thanks to the state and Jay-Z’s lawyers have driven her into bankruptcy.

Over the years, Jay-Z has continued to deny the allegations made against him by both Satterthwaite and Coley. In July, he even filed a lawsuit of his own against Satterthwaite. In it, he alleged that the 32-year-old has been harassing him for decades.

“The fabricated allegations and claims have been addressed—and rejected—in multiple other courts,” his filing reads. “Plaintiff’s continued harassment of Defendant and disregard of those orders has already resulted in a contempt order.”

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Wale was first spotted in a different GT Future exclusive with a metallic finish, but this upcoming colorway takes a completely different approach. The GT Future is one of Nike’s most experimental basketball models, and Wale leaned into that energy again with a design that feels bold without trying too hard.

The shoe features a sculpted outer shell with a fluid, almost aerodynamic shape, wrapped in a cool blue finish that shifts in the light. It’s futuristic without looking overdone, which is hard to pull off with a model this unconventional.

A holographic Swoosh on the side adds a sharp highlight, while the black accents ground everything and make the blue stand out even more. This release feels like a natural pairing. Wale has been a visible sneaker figure for over a decade, and Nike giving him a GT Future only reinforces his place in the culture.

With the drop only days away, expect these to move quickly. Fans of the silhouette and fans of Wale have been waiting long enough.

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Wale x Nike GT Future

This Nike GT Future shown here comes in a smooth blue shell with sculpted lines across the upper. The shape feels aerodynamic and clean. A holographic Swoosh sits on the side and adds a sharp pop of color.

Further the collar is black and soft, and the foam tongue blends into the design. The outsole is dark and keeps the look grounded.

Also te sneaker has a slip-on feel with a molded build and the finish has a slight shine that catches light. The design is simple but stands out right away. It feels futuristic without being too busy.

Wale x Nike GT Future Release Date

Sneaker Bar Detroit reports that the Wale x Nike GT Future will be released on December 13th, 2025. Also, the retail price of the sneakers will be $200 when they drop.

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Release Date: December 10, 2025

Genre: Hip-Hop

Album: Road To Osshland 2

Quotable Lyrics from Ice

Fucking on fine shit, fine shit
I put ice on a ho when the bitch turn frigid
I got pulled over in a SRT
But the fed was a fan, he ain’t give me no ticket

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“This documentary was made to assassinate his character. It isn’t journalism — it’s entertainment,” one source alleges. Allegedly, Diddy has hired one of the most powerful law firms in the United States, and plans to seek at least $1 billion in damages. Per the source, that number could allegedly go up if Netflix fails to retract certain accusations.

This latest update doesn’t exactly come as a surprise. Diddy’s team has already made their feelings on the doc known.

“Netflix’s so-called ‘documentary’ is a shameful hit piece. Today’s GMA teaser confirms that Netflix relied on stolen footage that was never authorized for release,” they alleged in a statement shared with The Hollywood Reporter earlier this month. “As Netflix and CEO Ted Sarandos know, Mr. Combs has been amassing footage since he was 19 to tell his own story, in his own way. It is fundamentally unfair, and illegal, for Netflix to misappropriate that work.”

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50 Cent Diddy Documentary

“It is equally staggering that Netflix handed creative control to Curtis ‘50 Cent’ Jackson — a longtime adversary with a personal vendetta who has spent too much time slandering Mr. Combs,” Diddy’s team continued. “Beyond the legal issues, this is a personal breach of trust. Mr. Combs has long respected Ted Sarandos and admired the legacy of [Sarandos’ late father-in-law] Clarence Avant.”

“For Netflix to give his life story to someone who has publicly attacked him for decades feels like an unnecessary and deeply personal affront,” they concluded. “At minimum, he expected fairness from people he respected.”

Netflix denies obtaining footage illegally, and insists that the docuseries is “not a hit piece or an act of retribution.”

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50 fired back by clarifying that the image was AI and shared photos from Wayans’ Pride-themed photoshoot in support of the LGBTQ+ community. “Diddy got this fool trying to get at me, LOL. No AI that’s ya vibe boy. Keep my name out ya mouth!” 50 said.

Fans have been taking sides in the comments section of both posts. “You CANNOT hurt the feelings of a man who’s been shot 9 times, Marlon, remember that…” one user responded to Wayans. Another wrote to 50: “He literally took these to support his child you not finna make us hate Marlon.”

Read More: 50 Cent Issues A Stern Warning For Marlon Wayans Over Diddy Doc Criticism

Why Are Marlon Wayans & 50 Cent Beefing?

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The drama began when Marlon Wayans criticized 50 Cent’s new Netflix documentary, Sean Combs: The Reckoning. Appearing on REAL 92.3 LA, the comedian argued that 50’s “kicking a man when he’s down.”

“You can create any narrative as a producer and as a storyteller,” he explained when asked about the documentary. “I can create any narrative… It doesn’t mean it’s true. I can get interview. I can do this, I can get footage, and I could make you think this about that person. That doesn’t necessarily mean it’s true. 50 and Puff have a long term beef. It’s personal. It’s between him and Puff but before it’s between the both of them, it’s between them and God. Puff’s down on his luck, and 50’s kicking a man when he’s down. If luck ever turns on 50, you gotta be careful what you put out. There’s a karma to every action.”

50 responded to Wayans with a picture of him from his iconic 2004 film, White Chicks. “Keep my name out your mouth boy,” he captioned the post.

Read More: Gene Deal Claps Back At Misa Hylton For Calling Him Out Over New Diddy Documentary

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Release Date: December 10, 2025

Genre: UK Rap

Album: N/A

Quotable Lyrics from Black Jeep

Snow all on my black tee
Co-coke in my nose, now I can’t feel my back teeth
Feel the seatbelts, speedin’ in a black Jeep
Cash life, so you know I’m really living tax free

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For years, Misa’s name stayed in the background of Diddy’s grander story. When people told the tale of Combs’s rise, Misa was often mentioned in passing as a stylist and an early girlfriend who became the mother of his first child. However, Hylton was not always seen as a person with her own experiences or account of what being close to that kind of power actually cost.

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Now, her name is back in rotation because of the latest explosive Diddy documentary, Sean Combs: The Reckoning. It has pulled her back into headlines, tied to allegations she didn’t air, and dragged through questions that have less to do with the past than with what people think they’re owed now.

Early 1990s: The Meeting

Combs was working his way through Uptown Records when he and Hylton got together. His career was on a rapid increase and she was already embedded in the culture, styling artists before styling was its own industry.

The pair met through music, with some saying it was their mutual circles in Mount Vernon that brought them together. Other renditions claimed Combs and Hylton crossed paths around studio work. What’s clear is that by the early ’90s, they were in a relationship. Hylton was still a teenager when they began dating. Combs, a few years older, was in his early twenties.

During that period, Hylton’s work helped define the visual identity of Bad Boy before the label even launched. She’s credited with building the street-luxury look that became standard by mixing oversized silhouettes with high fashion, pairing Timberlands with Versace.

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There was no huge press around their relationship, but they were seen. At the time, Diddy was also known as the party promoter for Hip Hop & R&B stars. He and Misa were linked in music and fashion. The images would later be flattened into nostalgia.

1993: Birth Of Justin Combs & What Followed

In December 1993, Misa Hylton gave birth to her first child, Justin Dior Combs. She was reportedly 19. Sean Combs was 24 and already moving through New York’s music industry with urgency. At that point, he was still at Uptown Records but on the verge of launching Bad Boy. Their relationship had already been serious, but the birth of their son marked a turning point.

Not long after Justin was born, the relationship fizzled out. There weren’t any public fallout or fights. Combs and Hylton quietly separated, followed by years of co-parenting. Diddy continued to grow his empire as Hylton stayed working, styling artists and raising her son mostly outside the public eye. What they shared in the early ’90s, romantically and creatively, was left in the background.

Over the years, their son became a visible extension of their connection. Justin was raised between households. He eventually attended UCLA on a football scholarship and maintained a high profile on social media, often pictured alongside his father. Hylton was always present, though rarely quoted.

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In recent years, the story around Justin’s paternity has been pushed into rumor cycles, including allegations that another man fathered him. None of it has been substantiated. Hylton has publicly rejected those claims, calling them a form of harassment. Still, in the aftermath of The Reckoning, those whispers resurfaced and were weaponized online by people more interested in scandal than record.

What’s clear is that Justin’s birth marked the end of Misa and Sean’s relationship, but not their entanglement. They’ve been linked ever since through parenting and proximity, and now, through public scrutiny.

Mid–Late 1990s: Distance & Divergence

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After the breakup, Hylton and Combs went their separate ways. He launched Bad Boy Records in 1994 and stepped fully into the role of mogul. By the end of the decade, he had built a roster with a brand that followed him everywhere.

Hylton moved differently. She married Jojo Brim, a music executive, around 1995. That marriage didn’t last, but it marked a clear transition. She focused on her work and kept her personal life out of circulation. There were no tabloid headlines or exposés, just steady creative output.

Read More: Misa Hylton In Line To Get Her Own Show Following Success Of Netflix’s Diddy Docuseries

During this period, Combs was publicly linked to other high-profile women including Kim Porter and Jennifer Lopez. Hylton rarely, if ever, commented. Whatever tension or history existed between them didn’t play out for the public.

That silence, intentional or not, became part of the story. For years, there was no record of what Hylton experienced in that relationship beyond the fact that it happened. While Combs became larger than life, Hylton remained in the margins of his narrative.

The Allegations, The Doc, & What Was Left Out

The Reckoning laid out a pattern of the abuse of power that is often used to isolate. The documentary included accounts from former staff, romantic partners, and insiders who said Sean Combs operated through fear. Some described emotional dominance and paranoia. One thread pointed back to the early days, to Misa Hylton’s timeline, and raised questions that haven’t been publicly answered.

Hylton didn’t appear in the doc, but her name did. Cassie’s lawsuit, filed in 2023 and settled within 24 hours, mentioned past partners who experienced similar behavior. Former bodyguards and employees alleged that Combs was controlling and violent with women long before the public scandals. One detail that circulated heavily online came from The Reckoning, which claimed that even as early as the 1990s, Combs displayed extreme jealousy and controlling behavior with his partners.

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The film brought up these allegations like a hurricane, with people in Diddy’s former close circle claiming that he physically abused Hylton. Nothing in the documentary confirmed physical abuse toward her directly. Social media users, as they often do, filled in blanks without consent.

2024–2025: Breaking Silence, Protecting Her Son

When surveillance footage of Sean Combs assaulting Cassie Ventura surfaced in 2024, Misa Hylton responded publicly for the first time. She didn’t name names, but the message was clear. “I am heartbroken that Cassie must relive the horror of her abuse, and my heart goes out to her. I know exactly how she feels, and through my empathy, it has triggered my own trauma,” she wrote. It was the most direct acknowledgment she had ever made that her own past might carry some of the same weight.

Later that year, her son Justin was arrested for DUI. The headlines spiraled. Once The Reckoning hit Netflix, the criticisms intensified. Following the allegations of Justin’s paternity, Hylton spoke out again. This time with force.

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“The harassment my son and I have been dealing with because of things implied by Gene Deal and stated in a recent Netflix documentary has been heartbreaking. The truth is: The public is being misled about me and my child,” she penned online. “We’ve been dragged into something we never asked for…a cruel game built on rumours and agendas. Please take a moment before believing everything you hear.”

More recently, reports surfaced that she’d been approached to tell more of her story, possibly through a show, possibly through her own terms. Whether that happens or not remains to be seen. If Hylton ever chooses to tell everything she lived through is her decision. What matters now is that the record reflects her presence.

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Foamposite drops have been gaining momentum again, and this one feels like it’s lining up to be one of the biggest of the year. The metallic green shell has that perfect winter look, shifting shades under the light while keeping the classic rugged feel that Foams are known for.

The Foamposite line always hits a certain nostalgia nerve, especially for people who grew up during its peak era. “Pine Green” taps into that while still feeling fresh. The black accents, icy outsole, and carbon fiber shank all come together cleanly, giving the pair a simple, sharp look that works on and off the court.

With a release set for later this month, pairs will go fast. This is one of those colorways that looks even better the closer you zoom in, and the new images do a great job showing that off, so expect a big launch.

Winter-friendly colors, a loved silhouette, and a finish that pops without being loud always make for a strong release. The “Pine Green” Foamposite is shaping up to be a must-pick-up for longtime fans and newcomers.

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Nike Foamposite “Pine Green”

The Nike Foamposite Pine Green features a metallic green shell that shifts in the light. Black mesh and suede panels sit up top and create that winter, durable look.

Also the Swoosh is glossy and bold and definitely blends in. The outsole has an icy blue tint and further, the carbon fiber shank adds a classic Foamposite look. Green accents show up on the tongue and heel tabs. Overall the shoe looks durable and clean.

Sneaker Bar Detroit reports that the Nike Air Foamposite One “Pine Green” will be released on December 19th, 2025. Also, the retail price of the sneakers will be $240 when they drop.

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For a whole generation, lining up outside a Foot Locker at 11:59 PM was part of the game. Now it’s coming back for one of the most popular holiday Jordans ever. The “Gamma Blue” 11 hasn’t retroed since its original 2013 drop, so the demand is already high.

Pair that with the nostalgia of a midnight launch, and Foot Locker will have crowds wrapped around the block again. It’s a smart move. Sneaker releases today are mostly apps, raffles, and online queues. Bringing back an in-person midnight drop adds some energy the culture has been missing.

The shoe itself looks as strong as ever. That glossy black patent leather, the ballistic mesh upper, the icy outsole, and the hits of gamma blue and varsity maize all return.

This is one of those pairs that people remember exactly when they bought. Expect long lines, heavy anticipation, and a reminder of what sneaker buying used to feel like. Midnight releases might be back for good.

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Air Jordan 11 “Gamma Blue”

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The Air Jordan 11 Gamma Blue features a black patent leather mudguard and a black mesh upper. The gamma blue Jumpman adds a bold pop of color.

Also yellow accents sit on the tongue branding. The midsole is black, while the outsole uses an icy blue tint.

Overall, the shape looks sleek and clean. The aterials look smooth and high quality and also it’s a strong retro with familiar details.

Sneaker Bar Detroit reports that the Air Jordan 11 “Gamma Blue” will be released on December 13th, 2025. Also, the retail price of the sneakers will be $235 when they drop.

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