“Some of them real, some ain’t s**t / Jay-Z, that child looks just like you, how could you live with that s**t?” he rapped on the snippet. It seems to be a reference to Jay’s alleged illegitimate son, Rymir Satterthwaite.

Satterthwaite has claimed for many years that the Brooklyn rapper is his father, although the court has shut down his paternity suits and other efforts to back up this allegation. Despite this situation not having any legs, it continues to follow the Roc-A-Fella MC around.

But via Twitter, Boosie claimed this wasn’t a diss, and rather was just him speaking facts. “ITS NOT A DIS ITS REAL TALK!! #reality ITS THE TRUTH! DID I TELL A LIE?” he wrote earlier this week. To be clear, Rymir Satterthwaite’s allegations have never been proven or validated, so this is going off of gossip and continued scrutiny of this whole situation.

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Rymir Satterthwaite Seeks Support

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Elsewhere, Rymir Satterthwaite’s pursuit continues despite getting shut down in court time and time again. Back in February, he suggested he would receive help in his efforts from United States President Donald Trump, as well as Nicki Minaj. She has her own issues with Jay, so the narrative makes sense. But that suggestion hasn’t materialized into anything at press time, so fans are wondering if there will really be another chapter here.

Boosie Badazz has spoken on Jay-Z before, specifically claiming his influence is not as big in the South as his hip-hop legend status would have you believe. “STREES N***AS N DA SOUTH DONT PUT HOV OVER BADAZZ,” he proclaimed on social media.

We will see if Hov has anything to say about Boosie, Rymir Satterthwaite, or any other bit of drama during his three Yankee Stadium shows in New York City this weekend. It seems unlikely, but we’re sure there are surprises in store.

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“If he would do a deal with me, I would give that boy whateva he think he want #NoCizzy,” Thug wrote. The reception to this offer was mixed, since some believed that remaining independent is best for Kodak Black. However, there was some support for this idea.

Fortunately for Thug, it doesn’t look like Kodak Black is opposed to this idea, but he does have demands. During a livestream, Yak revealed his list of demands. Among those includes $100 million and a collaborative album with Mariah The Scientist. The latter seems far more reasonable than the former. However, at the very least, it appears that Yak is open to negotiations. Perhaps Thug could be a force of positivity that Kodak Black needs at this stage in his career.

Kodak The Blessing contains 26 songs in total with features from 1900Rugrat, Albee Al, Friday, Rylo Rodriguez, and more. Maybe if he inks a new deal soon, we might end up getting a follow-up album later this summer.

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Kodak Black’s New Supergroup?

In other Kodak Black-related news, the rapper recently startled fans when he declared that he, Kendrick Lamar, and Kanye West form a group called “KKK.” The comments undoubtedly raised eyebrows as he explained, “We woke. Like, we pro-Black.” He added, “We woke, and we smart. And we Jews. We’re Black Jews, we Israelites,” while showing off his chain, which includes a Star of David pendant.

We’ll keep you posted on any updates surrounding Kodak Black. Do you think he should sign with Young Thug? Let us know in the comments below.

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Many fans connected the delivery on here to artists like 645AR, but there’s more precedent to this than some fans might believe. One of the immediate connections fans drew concerning “2018” was its similarity to Fewtch’s “King’s Dead” performance. Coincidentally, this was back in 2018.

The Jay Rock, Kendrick Lamar, and James Blake appeared on the soundtrack to Marvel’s Black Panther. Since its release, Pluto’s “La di da di da” flow has been one of the biggest musical memes attached to his name. Now, “2018” seeks to challenge that.

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Future’s “2018”

Outside of references and connections, some fans thought this approach on The Real Me was tough as nails and made for a very fun track. Many other fans, though, don’t get the appeal.

Of course, this isn’t the only thing causing conversation concerning Future’s release of The Real Me. Some critical comments from NBA YoungBoy suggested there might be beef brewing, a narrative that only saw more complications when YB apologized for his remarks and later seemed to walk them back.

We’ll see if there are any more developments there, but it seems unlikely. After all, the Freebandz boss has never been one to get petty online with much frequency or go back-and-forth with his hip-hop peers. He mostly lets the music and the success do the talking, but this time might be different.

Fans React

In any case, reactions to “2018” and other The Real Me cuts are taking over social media timelines right now. We’ll see if it ends up being the runaway hit from the tracklist, whether ironically or legitimately. Some of Future’s lyrics are also garnering reactions, such as a Nick Cannon reference that many interpreted as a bit of a diss.

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In a livestream clip caught by Brey Tha Barbie on Twitter, the streamer and commentator reacted to Farrell’s harrowing health scare. Overall, it’s clear that Akademiks will not let this make him forget about his disdain for the artist and media figure. Apparently, Rory had sent some critical comments Ak’s way amid this development

“Didn’t they just peel you off the pavement while you was going to a Jay-Z [event]? You caught a stroke,” Akademiks remarked. “You probably ain’t even get discharged from the hospital. You’re not trying to go back, f***ing with a n***a like me. Boy had a stroke, talking crazy about me… The last n***a you should be wanting to even sneak diss is Big Ak… His d**k so hard over trying to see Hov, [he] seized up. On some Mona the crackhead s**t [referencing another Joe Budden-related beef]… If he ain’t die, don’t give me no f***ing update. If it ain’t a flatline on that b***h-a** n***a… Hit me when he’s on the way to the morgue… Yes, I hate him that much.”

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Rory & DJ Akademiks Beef

For those unaware, DJ Akademiks and Rory’s beef has lasted years, and goes all the way back to the latter’s spot on The Joe Budden Podcast. They clashed a lot over their hip-hop coverage and differing perspectives, which eventually led to a personal conflict between them.

We will see if Farrell responds to Ak’s latest shots or just lets them slide while focusing on recovery. During such a difficult time, outside hate can either rile folks up again or make them realize they have bigger things to worry about.

Elsewhere, Akademiks will continue to speak in unfiltered and brutally honest manners on all his platforms. For the next New Rory & Mal podcast, we might get a rebuttal.

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Release Date: July 10, 2026

Genre: Hip-Hop

Tracklist for Glory Of The King’s Hand

1. Track 1
2. Intro
3. Everyday (feat. Obii Say)
4. Malcolm
5. Goodfind
6. Miracle Miles (feat. Obii Say)
7. Solo
8. Torn In Two
9. Bomberman
10. Breaking Atoms (feat. billy woods & Zeroh)
11. Rebeldia
12. Class Picture Reprise
13. L2LLC
14. Ski’d Up Reprise
15. Price Is Right
16. G Pack
17. Outro

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Release Date: July 10, 2026

Genre: R&B

Tracklist for New Avatar

1. idea 1
2. point blank
3. goin down
4. outta time ft. A.K. Paul
5. against me
6. crystalize
7. retaliation lullaby
8. linknb
9. don’t piss me off
10. new life forms ft. Foushee
11. the bridge ft. PinkPantheress
12. if we meet again

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Ultimately, it seems as though Future’s not necessarily in competition with rappers anymore, but with media personalities such as Nick Cannon, who’ve seemingly employed a similar tactic to repopulate the planet. On “Snow In Skyami” from his new album, The Real Me, Future lets off a rather random shot toward Cannon, rapping, “I’m havin’ way more h*es and b*tches than Nick Cannon / And I get way more litty, and I get way more fresh.”

As of now, Nick Cannon is definitely beating Future in the department of “who has more baby mamas.” Nick Cannon has 12 children with six different women and is probably aiming to have as many kids as Elon Musk, who has 14. 

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Future Releases New Album The Real Me

Surprisingly, Nick Cannon seems to be one of the few targets on Future’s new album, The Real Me. Marking his first release since his 2024 run, which saw him drop off two albums with Metro Boomin and Mixtape Pluto, fans anticipated that it would have been a feature-heavy endeavor. After all, he’s now one of the few rappers, if not the only rapper, to have songs with every member of the Big 3. Fans expected that he and Drake would reunite, considering the success of “Ran To Atlanta,” though that didn’t materialize for this project. Ultimately, the 22-song album contains no features at all. 

Maybe we’ll hear a deluxe edition in the coming weeks that includes collaborations that didn’t end up making the cut. Check out “Snow In Skyami” above and sound off with your thoughts in the comments.

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Release Date: July 10, 2026

Genre: Hip-Hop

Tracklist for Yung Plane Krash

1. TILL THE LAST STAR DIES
2. RUNNING MAN
3. SPORTMODE
4. FLASH GORDON
5. ST.PETER
6. GOODYEAR ft. Ricky Hil
7. COCAINE FREESTYLE
8. BLOODSPORT ft. Lil Speedy
9. BANGOUT
10. KRAKK STAR ft. Rocket Rese
11. HICCUPS ft. Lil Speedy
12. MY FACE OFF
13. HATE ME ft. Ricky Hil
14. PURIFIED
15. CHROME SPIKES ft. Dialryckx
16. BLOOD BATCH McGRATH

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Also, there are a lot of rumblings as to what special surprises, revelations, and developments his run could contain. But for those of us who couldn’t cop tickets to these extravaganzas, one question is looming over the weekend. Will any of these Yankee Stadium shows be livestreamed for the general, at-home public?

Sadly, the answer is no in an official capacity. No sanctioned livestreams have emerged at press time for these events.

However, similar to Hov’s Roots Picnic freestyle, we’re sure social media footage from the shows will dominate the timelines. So fans will at least get some sort of vicarious experience.

Maybe this changes with a sudden announcement later today. But for now, it seems like there won’t be any other official way to enjoy the shows outside of buying a ticket.

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What Time Does Jay-Z’s Concert Start?

In any case, the shows will reportedly begin at 8PM local time. Each will have its own special structure and setlist, and there are still a lot of theories as to who Jay could bring out and how he will bring these classic albums and hits to life.

Jay-Z’s diss-heavy freestyle was certainly a great preview of his prowess at the Roots Picnic festival, so fans have high expectations. Whether or not headlines dominate the coverage or if the music speaks for itself is another question.

Meanwhile, even some of Jay-Z’s longtime foes are excited for this run. Nas recently curated a playlist of his favorite Hov tracks for TIDAL, which was heartening to see. After all, it’s been a long time since they buried their legendary hatchet. If Esco does pop out for a special performance, most fans will see it via platforms like Twitter rather than an official livestream, which doesn’t seem to be in the cards.

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His issues with Karlissa Saffold seemingly stem from when she called him dumb–something that he clearly took offense to, and she later apologized for. With Future, he called out an unnamed rapper who was releasing new music last night. “F**k all y’all n****s, and that other b**ch *ss n***a better not flop tonight, man,” he said, which many ultimately presumed was about the Atlanta native.

Ultimately, a phone call with Offset helped NBA Youngboy turn the other cheek and offer an apology to both of them. After NBA Youngboy wished Kulture a happy birthday, Offset advised him to refrain from allowing his emotions get the best of him.

“On some G shit, I got to stop that emotional shit ‘cause I really let some other p*ssy ass sh*t hurt me and that’s really what got me back on this b*tch going off, trippin’,” NBA Youngboy said. “I have been doing great, b*tch. You right, though and I thank you for that. I apologize to you and I apologize to them, too. It’s all good.”

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NBA Youngboy Walks Back Apology To Future

Shortly after his public apology, NBA Youngboy doubled back on his disdain for Future, even tagging the rapper in his post. “B*tch, you flopped with your b*tch ass. I ain’t letting you slide,” he said. “F*ck you, you old ass b*tch,” he added, saying Future belongs in his antique closet. “You thought you were going to count me out, too. N***a, you a h*e.”

He later expressed regret for allowing his emotions to get the best of him, again. “Nah, I quit, Offset. On my daughter, I ain’t going to respond to none of them b*tch ass n***as no more,” he said. Check his comments out above. 

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