But that won’t deter the California rapper from shooting his shot again. According to AllHipHop, he confessed his love for Coi on the Shirley’s Temple program, even predicting that her romance with Laboy won’t be a long-lasting one.

“I’ll give it about 90 days,” Blue reportedly remarked before referencing the Trippie Redd cheating scandal Leray was recently subjected to. “He’s going to cheat on her like the last n***a did. They leave one and get with the next one, then it happens again. It’s going to take a female to stop a man from cheating.”

Not only that, but he said that he would give up all other partners and give the Massachusetts femcee the code to his phone if they got back together. Despite their current relationship happenings individually, it seems like Blueface’s yearning for Coi Leray remains active.

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When Did Blueface & Coi Leray Date?

For those unaware, Blueface and Coi Leray’s brief romantic relationship supposedly happened sometime from 2020 to 2021. He said that they dated for six months, although it never seemed to be super serious. Still, that hasn’t stopped the “Bleed Em” spitter from confessing his love for her in recent months, even calling her his “favorite ex” in November.

We will see if this leads to a response from Coi or if she will just let this all roll off her shoulders with Justin Laboy by her side. She hasn’t responded to this drama before, and we doubt this will change anything.

Still, it’s at least curious to see Blueface go so hard while juggling a lot of other romantic aspects of his life. Maybe this is the year when he settles down, or the drama will continue all the way to 2027.

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@zsneakerheadz reports that the Air Jordan 10 “Sacramento” is releasing on December 5th, 2026.

It’s a stealthy foundation that lets the accent colors do the talking. Concord purple hits the collar lining and tongue area with authority. The outsole features alternating purple and black pods for contrast. Sacramento connections run deep with this colorway.

The Kings’ purple shows up just enough without being too obvious. It’s a subtle nod that locals will immediately recognize. Out-of-towners might just see a clean black and purple Jordan 10.

The Jordan 10 doesn’t get as much love as other models. But it’s got a loyal following that appreciates its unique design. The sleek silhouette and stripe detailing make it instantly recognizable.

This “Sacramento” version keeps things minimal and wearable. No over the top patterns or over-the-top branding here. Just quality leather and smart color placement. Sometimes that’s all a shoe needs.

Expect this to hit retailers in late 2026 before the year closes. Pricing should follow standard Air Jordan 10 retro rates. West Coast collectors will definitely be circling this release date.

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Air Jordan 10 “Sacramento” Retail Price

The Air Jordan 10 “Sacramento” keeps things dark with black tumbled leather wrapping the entire upper. Concord purple pops on the plush collar lining and continues inside the tongue area.

The midsole stays completely black to maintain the sleek look. The outsole below alternates between black and purple rubber pods.

Black laces and stitching keep everything cohesive. The purple accents are the only real color statement on an otherwise blacked-out silhouette.

Also, the retail price of the Air Jordan 10 “Sacramento” will be $215 when they release. The Jordan 10 deserves more shine in the retro rotation. Maybe the “Sacramento” will remind people why.

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Release Date: January 16, 2026

Genre: Hip-Hop

Album: Part 3

Quotable Lyrics from IDB

I’m road running, send more hundreds,
They say they need raw, s**t, we got more coming,
I’m the dope man still, blow, Perc, and pills,
Hard for Drew to beat it, say they caught him on film

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@KicksFinder reports that the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Retro High “Reverse Mocha” will be released sometime in the Fall of 2026.

Travis and Jordan Brand have a history of creating instant grails. The original “Mocha” from 2019 still resells for thousands. This “Reverse” version flips the script on that beloved colorway.

White tumbled leather dominates the base instead of the usual sail. Black hits the Swoosh and collar area with texture. Mocha brown lands on the toe box and ankle panels.

That reversed placement is what makes this stand out. The backwards Swoosh is still there on the lateral side, obviously. It’s Travis’s signature move at this point.

The Cactus Jack branding appears on the tongue tag with red stitching. Aged cream midsoles give it that vintage aesthetic right away. One thing’s clear from these photos: the materials look premium. The leather has that quality tumble you want on a Jordan 1.

Mocha suede on the overlays adds texture contrast. Nothing’s confirmed yet about a Fall 2026 release. But these product photos suggest something’s cooking. Travis collabs don’t just appear out of nowhere like this.

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Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Retro High “Reverse Mocha”

The Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 “Reverse Mocha” rocks a white tumbled leather base across most of the upper, switching things up from the original mocha colorway. Black leather with a pebbled texture covers the Swoosh and wraps around the collar, while mocha brown suede hits the toe box and ankle area.

The backwards Swoosh sits on the outer side as always with Travis collabs, and you can spot the Cactus Jack branding on the black tongue tag with red contrast stitching.

The midsole has that aged yellowy cream tone that makes it look instantly vintage, sitting on top of a darker brown outsole.

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As caught by NFR Podcast on Instagram, Cole reportedly changed the name of his YouTube and Instagram pages for Might Delete Later to The Fall-Off. For those unaware, those pages held vlogs, teases, trailers, music videos, snippets, and audio streams for that 2024 record.

Therefore, many fans hope that we will get similarly consistent, compelling, and revelatory behind-the-scenes content for what’s shaping up to be one of 2026’s most significant musical releases. Not only is The Fall-Off seemingly the last J. Cole project, but fans want to hear how he turns from an ironically modified part of his catalog to a more definitive, enduring, and consequential release.

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When Is J. Cole Dropping The Fall-Off?

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Fortunately for fans, we won’t have to wait long to hear this long-awaited full-length for ourselves and see how he actually sticks the landing. J. Cole’s The Fall-Off drops February 6, and it’s apparently a double album. In fact, we already got the “Disc 2 Track 2” single from it, which is conceptually and rhyme scheme-wise one of his best recent tracks.

Considering other album trailers, teases, and resurfaced clips that fans got amid this rollout, hopefully this Might Delete Later rebrand means that we’ll have even more extra content for this release. Maybe it’s just a way of consolidating and saving resources. After all, having one YouTube or Instagram page can be hard enough as a celebrity. But fans hope that, if anything sticks around from that 20204 period, it’s that extracurricular spirit of the release, giving fans a peep behind the curtain, and keeping to a high quality standard.

Maybe we’ll get answers for these questions very soon. In any case, we’re weeks away from what will hopefully be a landmark J. Cole album.

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According to Complex, via the Toronto superstar’s Instagram Story, he recently reposted an IG Reel of producer Never Twice’s beat recreation of his 2010 Thank Me Later record, “Show Me A Good Time.” “Drake in 2010 be like,” the caption reads, showing a clip of Never Twice finding one of the sample sounds in the debut album cut. Then, he recreates the beat piece by piece.

“Drake be like” and “Drake the type of guy” memes flew all over online spaces back around the time that Thank Me Later dropped, and continued in the early 2010s with albums like Take Care. Whether you laughed at them or defended him back in the day, they ring a lot differently now.

What many critics once dogged as a trendy moment became an iconic era for hardcore fans. Given Drake’s recent social media activity, he’s also always down to look back with gratitude and awe. Also, he doesn’t always take himself too seriously, which is a flex when haters’ preconceived notions of you prove irrelevant to your overall success.

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Drake’s Discography’s Success

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Interestingly enough, this love to Thank Me Later comes amid a big achievement for Drake’s discography. He recently became the first rapper to have ten albums on the Billboard 200 chart at the same time. Thank Me Later landed at number 92 this week.

Drake’s Take Care was the highest charter for this milestone at number 17. Other notable inclusions range from the PARTYNEXTDOOR collab album $ome $exy $ongs 4 U at number 25 to the 21 Savage collab project Her Loss landing right at number 200.

We’re sure ICEMAN will top the chart once it comes out, and have a lot of other commercial success. It will probably also come with a lot of criticisms and memes about the 6ix God. But just like those from 2010, he’s not breaking a sweat, and is just appreciative of fans and fellow artists showing his history some love.

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@zsneakerheadz reports that the Nigel Sylvester x Air Jordan 4 “Sail/Cinnabar” will be released on May 9th, 2026.

Nigel’s been a Jordan collaborator for years now, always bringing his unique perspective to classic silhouettes. His previous Jordan 4s have become instant collectibles.

This “Cinnabar” version continues that tradition with a fresh color palette. Sail leather forms the base across the entire upper. Cinnabar red hits the eyelets, heel counter, and outsole for contrast. Black accents show up on the midsole and tongue area.

The mesh panels keep that signature Jordan 4 look intact. What stands out is how wearable this is. Not every collab needs to be loud. Sometimes restraint creates more impact, and Nigel understands that. The sail and red combo feels vintage without trying too hard.

Nike Air branding appears on the heel in classic fashion. Red laces match the cinnabar accents throughout. The aged midsole treatment gives it a slightly worn-in aesthetic from the jump.

Nigel’s collabs always sell out because he gets it. He’s not just slapping his name on shoes. There’s thought behind every detail, from materials to color choices.

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Nigel Sylvester x Air Jordan 4 “Cinnabar”

The Nigel Sylvester x Air Jordan 4 “Cinnabar” keeps things relatively simple with a sail leather upper that has this slightly aged off-white tone to it. Cinnabar red pops on the plastic eyelets, wraps around the heel counter, and covers most of the rubber outsole.

Black hits the midsole’s lower portion and appears on the Jumpman branding throughout. You’ve got that classic mesh on the side panels and tongue, keeping the traditional Jordan 4 construction everyone knows.

The Nike Air branding on the back heel sits against the red background, while the slightly yellowed midsole gives it that vintage vibe right out the box.

Also, the retail price of the sneakers will be $230 when they drop.

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As caught by FearBuck on Twitter, the group of streamers, commentators, influencers, and “manosphere”-adjacent content creators pulled up to a Miami nightclub called Vendôme while playing the Ye track. Streaming services immediately removed that song upon its release, and it’s resulted in more consequences for Kanye West.

Not only that, but the AF Post shared a video on the social media platform of the nightclub in question playing the “H.H.” song with them in attendance. This resulted in a lot of backlash online. Some folks are trolling those they deem to be sensitive online and celebrating this anti-censorship move. Others, though, expressed deep criticism of the bigotries the record alludes to and the irony of their demographic backgrounds, considering who they’re singing about.

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Who Banned Kanye West’s “Heil Hitler”?

Some of these creators have aligned themselves explicitly with far-right political stances, whereas others make edgy content or associate themselves with this side of the Internet. Many Ye fans are probably wondering what he thinks of all this, especially with what’s on the horizon.

Kanye West’s new album BULLY is dropping very soon. Amid his apology for his antisemitism and other “redemption arc” moments, maybe this album will represent a full turn away from the things he previously espoused. Then again, the past is the past. Ye’s track already led to a lot of controversy, and it’s not that easy to just sweep under the rug.

Services like YouTube, Apple Music, and Spotify banned Kanye West’s “Heil Hitler” track due to its antisemitic lyrics and references. But this night out from Clavicular, Andrew and Tristan Tate, Sneako, Nick Fuentes, Myron Gaines, and Justin Weller shows that it sadly still “lives on” on the Internet. If their goal was provocation, it seems like they achieved it, for better or worse.

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Here’s how it went down. Select fans got an email from Nike about something special coming their way. A few days later, a physical letter showed up at their door. Inside was a golden ticket confirming they’d won instant access to one launch of their choice.

The ticket is valid between January 19, 2026 and March 29, 2026. That’s over two months of upcoming SNKRS drops to choose from. Winners can pick any shoe launching during that window through the app.

Nike hasn’t revealed how they chose who gets these tickets. It seems completely random based on what people are saying online. Some longtime SNKRS users got them, but so did people who rarely hit on drops. There’s no clear pattern yet.

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Nike SNKRS Instant Got ‘Em

The terms and conditions lay out how it works. Winners have to request their chosen shoe at least three business days before launch. Nike can’t guarantee every shoe will be available, even with the golden ticket. But if it’s in stock, you’re getting it. No raffles, no waiting, no Ls.

This move feels different from Nike’s usual approach. They’re rewarding the community in a way that doesn’t require engagement farming or social media contests. Just pure surprise and delight for random members.

It’s also smart timing. SNKRS has faced criticism over the years about bots and fairness. This reminds people that real humans are still winning on the app. Plus, it generates buzz without Nike having to do much marketing.

Only one catch: no returns or exchanges allowed. You commit to the shoe you pick. That’s fair considering you’re getting guaranteed access to potentially sold-out releases.

The sneaker community is going wild over this on social media. People are posting their golden tickets and debating what shoe to use them on. Some are holding out for major releases in February and March.

Nike SNKRS Instant Got ‘Em Terms

The SNKRS Instant Got ‘Em pass is only valid for U.S. users through the SNKRS app. Winners must submit their full name, email address, and other required information to claim their pass.

The offer only works for Nike, Inc. footwear visible in the app’s Upcoming tab. Products must be requested at least three business days before the launch date.

Nike can’t guarantee availability even with the pass, as stock approval is at their discretion. No returns or exchanges are accepted once a shoe is claimed through the program.

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For last night’s (Satuday, January 17) episode, Finn Wolfhard hosted. Rocky even acted alongside him in a “Snackhomiez” skit with Sabrina Carpenter as well. The Harlem creative performed his two DBD singles “PUNK ROCKY” and “HELICOPTER,” as well as its title track transitioning into the latter single.

He raucously brought back the aesthetics from his “PUNK ROCKY” video with Thundercat, Danny Elfman, and other supporting musicians, and it seemed like a lot of fun. Although some fans still have their issues with A$AP Rocky’s latest release, those tuning in seem quite happy with the results.

We’ll see if he announces a tour soon in addition to his upcoming festival performances. Rocky probably has a lot more to share from this rollout, as he’s been working on it for about eight years.

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What Are A$AP Rocky’s First Week Sales For Don’t Be Dumb?

Also, this SNL performance comes amid A$AP Rocky’s Don’t Be Dumb‘s sales success. While we still don’t have first week sales projections, the LP reportedly already sold 130K in vinyl copies.

In addition, we’re getting more information about Rocky’s streaming success amid this drop. He reportedly had his best streaming day ever on Spotify according to Hip Hop All Day on Twitter, securing 47.6 million streams on Friday (January 16).

Not only that, but 35.4 million of those came from Don’t Be Dumb specifically, in addition to 19.86 million in its second day per Hip Hop All Day. Finally, the father of three reportedly was Global Spotify’s most streamed rapper on Friday for the first time in his career, according to Hip Hop All Day.

We’ll see how these numbers translate into first week sales and what other achievements are on the horizon for A$AP Rocky. More importantly, it seems like hardcore fans are very happy with the album as it heads into the rest of 2026.

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