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Release Date: July 10, 2026

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Album: MR. Did It By Hisself 3

Quotable Lyrics from Done With Xans

I wonder who would visit my grave the most if I was fuckin’ dead?
I don’t like to joke your ass, get smokеd ’bout what you fuckin’ said
I took all my L’s all by myself, and It won’t nobody there
Now I’m in anothеr country with my toes up in the fuckin’ sand

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Release Date: July 10, 2026

Genre: R&B

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Release Date: July 10, 2026

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Album: SOLITUDE IN SILENCE

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Both of the shoes now carry his signature across the upper, a huge grail. The Reebok S. Carter comes in green, brown, and yellow tones. Also asmall teddy bear graphic sits near the heel area. That detail of course ties right to Kanye’s “College Dropout” era branding.

The S. Carter line originally launched back in 2003 for Jay-Z. In 2008, Reebok created four unreleased promo samples tied to Kanye instead.

The second shoe is a Nike Air Yeezy 2 in “Pure Platinum.” That colorway was released back in 2012, and it was just before Kanye left Nike. It remains one of the more sought-after pairs from that entire lineup. Grey mesh and leather cover most of the shoe’s upper.

A glow-in-the-dark outsole remains one of its most recognizable features. Kanye signed both pairs directly onto their side panels. Photos show his signature written in black marker. These signings add real weight to two already rare pairs.

Signed Yeezy pieces rarely surface, making this one stand out further. For now, both sneakers will stay in the hands of their original collector and we can only imagine what they’re worth.

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Kanye Signs Collector’s Sneakers

Kanye’s sneaker history stretches back further than most people realize. Before Nike, he worked with Reebok on the limited S. Carter release. That collaboration produced just a small handful of pairs per colorway.

Years later, the Air Yeezy line became his most influential sneaker project. Only three colorways of the Air Yeezy 2 ever reached retail. “Pure Platinum” remains one of the most recognizable among collectors today.

Getting both pieces signed adds a personal layer most sneakers never get. Autographed pairs from Kanye are still fairly uncommon in circulation. That scarcity, paired with the shoes’ existing rarity, makes this moment stand out. For collectors, it’s a rare intersection of two very different eras.

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He started the show by bringing out Slick Rick, which was a legendary moment. Videos from tonight’s event have been sparse. There has been a lack of Wifi in the stadium, which has made the show a bit more intimate compared to last night.

However, some clips have been making their way to X. The most recent involves the classic Blueprint cut “Renegade.” As it turns out, Hov was waiting to bring out Eminem for the occasion. Below, you can watch both artists deliver a phenomenal rendition of their landmark track.

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JAŸ-Z x Eminem

This is an incredible moment for all of the fans in attendance. Of course, JAŸ-Z is one of the greatest hip-hop artists of all time, as is Eminem. When you put them together, you get nothing but greatness.

Last night, Hov brought out Nas. This time around, he has brought out the likes of Eminem. With a third show going down on Sunday, one has to wonder who else he plans on bringing to the stage.

This weekend has been full of surprises. From Beyoncé to Blue Ivy to Alicia Keys, the stars have come out for the legendary MC. All of New York City feels united in this moment, and it’s nice to see a legend still getting his respect from his peers.

Stay tuned to HNHH for continued coverage of JAŸ-Z’s performances at Yankee Stadium.

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The pair comes from Steven Victor’s ongoing Air Force 1 collaboration series. It’s part of a wider lineup of five colorways expected this year. This yellow version uses a bold, bright leather upper throughout. A white swoosh and midsole break up the loud base color.

A small embroidered mascot logo appears near the heel area. That detail ties back to Victor Victor’s usual branding across the collection. LeBron paired the sneakers with a green floral shirt and denim. A blue bucket hat rounded out his casual look for the night.

He joined a packed guest list at Jay-Z’s opening Yankee Stadium show. Other attendees included Megan Thee Stallion, Kevin Hart, and DJ Khaled. The concert marked the first of three nights at the venue. Each show focuses on a different chapter of Jay-Z’s catalog.

This yellow Air Force 1 hasn’t received an official release date yet. Victor Wembanyama debuted the same colorway courtside about a month ago. Seeing LeBron in it now adds another notable name to that rollout. For now, it remains one of several unreleased Victor Victor pairs in circulation.

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LeBron James Wears Victor Victor Air Force 1

Victor Victor has steadily built out its Air Force 1 lineup throughout 2026. Steven Victor’s collaboration leans on bold, single-tone colorways across each release. A small mascot logo, tied to the Tosa dog emblem, appears throughout the line.

That detail has become one of the collection’s more recognizable design choices. Wembanyama wore this exact yellow pair courtside about a month before LeBron did. Seeing it resurface on someone like LeBron adds more visibility ahead of release.

None of the five planned colorways have received confirmed release dates yet. Past Victor Victor releases have leaned heavily on limited, friends-and-family style drops. That pattern makes wider public availability for this pair still uncertain for now.

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It concerns a previous criticism: the freestyle. Last night (Friday, July 10), Jay referenced the Colin Kaepernick controversy and more in a freestyle similar to the one at his Roots Picnic set. On Twitter, Akademiks summed up his thoughts.

“Who gon tell him da truth bout these freestyles… they getting worse and they didn’t start off good to begin w,” he wrote. “Great concert. Horrible freestyle.”

DJ Akademiks expanded on this view during his livestream, as caught by Akademiks TV on Instagram.

“It’s a dope way to celebrate an album, Reasonable Doubt, which is very nostalgic at this point,” he expressed. “It looked like a banger concert… I think that freestyle s**t is done. That’s his new way of trying to put out his propaganda because Charlamagne [Tha God] doesn’t work… They come off flat, they don’t come off as masterful or artful as we know JAŸ-Z to be. It also doesn’t come across as sharp… I don’t think it’s changed a single person’s mind… This freestyle, there’s not much to talk about. It was very underwhelming. Great concert. The freestyle was inconsequential… It was worse than the first one… I’m not going to knock his ability to respond… It felt like he was responding to the likes of me… We’re being told he doesn’t care about [us].”

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DJ Akademiks’ JAŸ-Z Debate

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Elsewhere, DJ Akademiks recently debated Charlamagne Tha God about JAŸ-Z, including the alleged Roc Nation ties and other controversies. Depending on how the next Yankee Stadium shows go, Ak could have a lot more to talk about and criticize.

But it seems like folks are just enjoying the concert in one way or another, as even Hov fans have their issues. Over what’s left of the weekend, the discourse will likely heat up even more.

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Of course, as caught by CY Chels on Twitter, it didn’t help that Budden began the discussion by playing “2018,” one of the most meme-ready songs Pluto has put out in the last few years. They laughed at the “King’s Dead” flow and also clowned the pop-centric cut “Hollywood.”

Parks, Ish, and Ice were among the cohosts who gave more praise to the record, or at the very least, half the tracklist. But Budden didn’t agree, saying he wouldn’t go as far to say there are “quite a few” good songs.

“I’m having fun. I did almost delete this bulls**t out my phone,” Joe said after buying the album. “But Pluto got more equity with me than that. And there were four to six songs that I really enjoyed, especially the last track. The second half of this project for me is not the worst, but it’s not the best. It sounds like Future kind of spoofing himself… Once you got to [track] 13, 14, 15… On the first half, I almost deleted that s**t.”

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The Joe Budden Podcast Reacts To Future’s The Real Me

The JBP cohosts had different takes on which half they preferred, and they went through some of their highlights like “Tank Top Pluto” and “F**k A Interview.” Still, Budden argued Fewtch “could’ve kept all this s**t. He could’ve kept every single one of these.”

Future has bigger things on his plate right now, but we imagine he’s watching the reception to The Real Me closely.

Overall, the main criticism from the JBP seemed to be the length of the tracklist, and Joe said he hated all the preceding material to the album. But he did admit hearing the project in a different context might change his mind.

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