Release Date: March 25, 2026

Genre: Hip-Hop

Album: 5 Problems

Quotable Lyrics from I’m Scared

Lil’ ho, you cool, you ain’t better than no pill, huh
I’m tryna shoot it for real, dyin’ today, we ain’t payin’ no bill, huh (No way)
I met the ho in The Hills, come back to Atlanta, that ho ate my kids, huh
I can’t forget what you did, but you gotta know that I love you for real

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Release Date: March 25, 2026

Genre: Hip-Hop

Album: POMPEII // UTILITY

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Release Date: March 25, 2016

Genre: Hip-Hop

Tracklist for Slime Season 3

1. With Them
2. Memo
3. Drippin’
4. Slime Shit ft. Yak Gotti, Duke, & Peewee Roscoe
5. Digits
6. Worth It
7. Tattoos
8. Problem

Awards & Commercial Performance

Slime Season 3 was not an awards contender, as 2016 was already quite stacked. However, it peaked at number seven on the Billboard 200. It is currently RIAA certified Gold with 500K units sold

What Did HotNewHipHop Commenters Think?

For the most part, the reception to the mixtape was extremely positive. “For all the people who listened to it yesterday and didn’t like it, before you come commenting again with the hate just ask yourselves, “why would I click on something I know I hate just to talk about it”. Then log the fuck out, thank you,” one person wrote. “Im sorry this is straight fire one of best mixtapes of this generation,” said another. While many purists were quick to make fun of his voice and call it “garbage,” there were others who saw the vision. Ten years later, this remains a classic.

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Sneaker Bar Detroit reports that the Virgil Abloh Archive x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Alaska” is releasing on April 3rd, 2026.

The “Alaska” colorway leans into an icy palette throughout. Pale blue tones wash over the upper in a way that feels intentional. Also Off-White’s signature deconstructed details are present across every panel. There’s also the “AIR” text on the midsole and the zip tie.

On foot, the shoe carries Virgil’s DNA. The oversized “SHOELACES” text on the orange lace is a standout detail. Bold orange laces pop sharply against the white and icy blue upper. The construction feels both familiar and deeply personal to Abloh’s creative language.

The release is reportedly capped at 25,000 pairs worldwide. That number makes this one of the more limited Jordan collabs in recent memory. Overall, this is going to be a massive release no matter what.

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Virgil Abloh Archive x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Alaska”

The Virgil Abloh Archive x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Alaska” is a posthumous tribute done with real care. Also the icy blue and white palette gives the shoe a cold, almost pristine look.

Off-White’s signature construction details appear throughout in classic Virgil fashion. The exposed foam collar, zip tie, and deconstructed Swoosh all make appearances. Further orange laces and a small blue stitch provide bursts of color contrast.

The “AIR” text stamped on the midsole is clean and bold as always. Inside, the shoe carries branding that connects it directly to the Virgil Abloh Archive.

The 25,000 pair cap makes this significantly more exclusive than most Jordan releases. It feels less like a sneaker drop and more like a piece of legacy being passed forward.

Also the retail price of these will be $230 when they are released.

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“I have listened to people try and rewrite history for years,” Knight says of the memoir. “Your Pain Is My Joy isn’t an apology or an excuse: It’s my truth about Tupac, Death Row, and my life. After you read this book, your question marks will turn into periods.”

Over the years, Knight has spoken about the late Tupac Shakur on several occasions. He’s even shared some intimate details of the icon’s passing, including his final moments in the hospital.

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Suge Knight Discusses Tupac’s Death

During an interview with PEOPLE last July, he reflected on his fatal shooting, revealing that Tupac made light of the dire situation.

“I got out and tried to tell the officers what happened while I was bleeding everywhere,” he explained. “Also, I then was getting 2Pac out the car, even when the door was open. I had to go over there bleeding everywhere, take the seat belt off him. When we get into the ambulance, Pac is funny as f*ck. He cracking jokes. I’m cracking jokes. Pac’s like, ‘Sh*t, when we heal up, you know what we doing.’”

Knight also recalled Tupac telling his mother, Afeni, to let him go after multiple operations to stop his internal bleeding. “The doctors came in and brought him back. And his mom said, ‘Don’t ever do that again. If he’s having complications, don’t touch him,’” he remembered. “’Don’t bring him back. Let him go.’”

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At one point during the conversation, Cam asked Cole about his initial reaction to Lamar dissing him on Metro Boomin and Future’s “Like That.” He recalled: “My first reaction is, ‘That sh*t is hard.’ Like, it’s a hard ass verse. Undeniably. The beat crazy, the song is ill. He went crazy. That’s my first reaction. I don’t know what I’m listening for. I’m like, ‘That sh*t is tough.’ My second reaction is, ‘Not now, n***a.’ My second reaction is like, ‘No, n***a. This is inconvenient for me.’ Right at that time, I had just got off tour with Drake. I had went on tour with Drake. We did that, and I had Might Delete Later in the chamber… as a mixtape. And then, I had The Fall-Off finished. I probably had to tweak a couple mixes, but I had this album finished.” From there, he revealed that Kendrick Lamar was featured on two different songs from the project.

Cole ended up revising The Fall-Off and releasing it on February 6, 2026. He included appearances from Burna Boy, Erykah Badu, Future, Morray, Petey Pablo, PJ, and Tems.

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J. Cole’s Relationship With Drake, & Kendrick Lamar

Elsewhere during the conversation, Cole discussed where his relationship with Kendrick Lamar and Drake currently stands. He revealed that he still has love for both of them, but they don’t speak as much anymore.

“I genuinely love these n****s, but I’m not gonna act like we’ve been communicating and talking,” Cole admitted. “I’ve had conversations with them post-everything, but it’s not like it’s a lot. That’s me not knowing where they at, me assuming because I’ve heard X, Y, and Z, but it has nothing to do with how I actually feel. I genuinely love these n****s, I be wanting to shoot off a text. I ain’t gon’ lie. Even saying that on the mic is kinda lame to me, but it is my truth.”

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“Happy birthday to the one that makes this whole thing work! This past year has been one of my favorites. The determination to go after what you want. The grind and work behind the scenes. Stepping into new versions of you with courage that inspires me every day. I love it all,” Curry captioned a series of pictures. “You don’t play when it comes to our family. Our kids know you always show up and have their back no matter what. With the biggest heart I know. We are lucky and We love you!”

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Amidst kind responses, many fans complained about Ayesha’s public remarks about their relationship. “Despite all this she still want out,” one fan wrote. Another added: “All this for her to go on a podcast and say she didn’t need anything for her birthday from u.”

Others did share supportive messages for Ayesha, including her mother, Carol, who, as caught by The Shade Room, wrote: “Happy birthday to my first born you look amazing. You’re always top notch. I love you with all my heart. I hope you have an amazing day today and watch out for the trolls. There are just too many ignorant people in this world and thank God you’re not one of them. I love you with all my heart. Have a great great day!!”

Steph Curry & Ayesha Curry’s Relationship

Steph Curry and Ayesha Curry have been married since 2011 and have known each other since they were teenagers. They share four children. Ayesha responded to his birthday tribute by sharing the post on her Instagram Story and adding: “Mi love yuh bad yuh see.”

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According to Kurrco, one supporter recently received their vinyl copy early, only to find that it features the old AI-generated vocals for “PREACHER MAN.” Social media users have a lot to say about this, and are making their thoughts known on Twitter/X.

“If I listen to this album in 3 days and it’s the same sh*t from a year and a half ago, and it’s horribly mixed, mastered, and AI, I’m gonna f*cking lose it….. All this hype, delays and anticipation for what???” one user asks. “This dude sold ai vinyls to people if digital is ai too it’s safe to say Kanye West is no longer interested in making music,” another claims. Someone else simply says, “Ye needs to step up.”

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Kanye West’s Apology

BULLY is said to feature themes of “remorse, memory, ego, faith, and consequence.” It’s not supposed to be an apology of any kind, however, and instead will serve as documentation of the Chicago artist’s internal experience. He took out a full-page ad in the Wall Street Journal earlier this year to apologize to those he’s offended over the years. He attributed his infamous tirades to bipolar disorder and claimed that he’s since gotten professional help.

“The scariest thing about this disorder is how persuasive it is when it tells you: You don’t need help,” he explained at the time. “It makes you blind, but convinced you have insight. You feel powerful, certain, unstoppable.”

“I lost touch with reality,” he continued. “Things got worse the longer I ignored the problem. I said and did things I deeply regret. Some of the people I love the most, I treated the worst. You endured fear, confusion, humiliation, and the exhaustion of trying to have someone who was, at times, unrecognizable. Looking back, I became detached from my true self.”

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“I spoke to Usher, and he said, ‘This is an exaggeration of the conversation,’” Da Brat said. “He’s been nothing but supportive of plenty of issues that Justin Bieber has had throughout the years. Justin is on his own journey, dealing with his own reality that he’s created. Usher wishes him nothing but the best, and they have no hostility towards each other.”

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From there, she added that Bieber and Usher “definitely love each other” and that their confrontation was taken “out of context.” She explained: “Nobody heard the conversation but the two of them, and people are just taking it and twisting it and turning it around. But I’m letting you know that everything is okay between them, and there’s no hostility.”

When the Rickey Smiley Morning Show posted a clip of Da Brat’s comments on Instagram, fans had mixed reactions. “Just say they had an intense convo and it’s squashed now. But to say people didn’t see anger in their faces is y’all playin’ in ours,” one user wrote. Another added: “IT’S definitely not made up they always sweeping things under the rug.”

Did Justin Bieber & Usher Get Into A Fight?

TMZ originally reported that Usher and Justin Bieber got into a “heated exchange” at the aforementioned Oscars party. They said that sources close to Bieber claimed that Usher approached him with “energy and anger.” Despite the tense situation, the argument never became physical. It remains unclear what exactly prompted the back and forth, but TMZ also reports that Bieber has been trying to cut ties with people from his past.

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In a text blast to his fans, he elaborated on leaving social media. “I’ll be off the grid for a while just working on myself and being in my community. I’ve been online every single day spreading my message to the masses for the past 5 years! I’m tiiiirrred boss!” he began the message. “I would still love to have your support during this time offline. I’ll still be throwing shows and finding out new ways to push my product. You may see more text and emails from me than usual.”

LaRussell concluded by promoting some upcoming concert dates and hinting at having more surprise pop-up shows in store. “All the love and support is appreciated. Gratitude,” he wrote.

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LaRussell’s “Heaven Sent” Song

LaRussell shared a clip of himself performing “Heaven Sent” on social media, last week, and it immediately went viral. On the track, he raps: “I’m not perfect, and neither is the president / What’s guiltier than a n***a hiding evidence? / You can’t be mad that they heated if you don’t let them vent / Even the devil was heaven-sent / Even Malcolm [X] was heaven-sent, even Martin [Luther King Jr.] was heaven-sent. Even Kanye was heaven-sent / We all have been sent / Donald too. We all heaven-sent / Epstein too / We all heaven-sent / Adolph too. We all heaven-sent / Even you, we all heaven-sent.”

A couple of days later, he shared a video of himself reacting to the drama and doubling down on the lyrics. “The homies briefed me yesterday on all the outrage,” he said at the time. “My first thought was, ‘n****s ain’t that slow.’ But I go and look, and n****s that slow. Just listen to the music. It’s no way n****s hear to that clip, and they like, ‘You support Epstein.'”

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