"The dance you doing is dumb, how they do where you from," Missy raps on the new track. 'Stickin' out your tongue girl, but you know you're too young."
Miley Cyrus is infamous for both her Twerking (style of dance), and for also sticking out her tongue. Diss or not? Listen again to the new track and decide for yourself here.
The fastest-selling song of the year in the UK has just been certified platinum in the country for sales of more than 600,000 copies. In its opening week, "Hello" became the UK's one-week streaming record holder with 7.32 million streams.
The smash hit is the lead single from Adele's long-awaited third album, "25", which was produced by Greg Kurstin and is due November 20.
The UK singer's last album, 2011's "21", was a worldwide smash with worldwide sales of more than 30 million copies. Watch the "Hello" video here.
Rihanna has been mum on album details since unveiling of the artwork for Anti, which was created by Israeli artist Roy Nachum, during a private event at Los Angeles' MAMA Gallery.
"Sometimes the ones who have sight are the blindest," Rihanna said. She also explained how they chose the image of her as a young child. "Roy asked me for a real picture of me," she explained. Read more and see the cover here.
The album is the first for One Direction since the departure of original member Zayn Malik. Malik was not replaced and Liam Payne, Harry Styles, Louis Tomlinson and Niall Horan have pressed on.
In their five years together the group has sold more than 50 million records, have achieved a total of 91 number ones and performed to over 7.5 million fans worldwide.
The band recently wrapped their On The Road Again tour and after a handful of one off appearances will go on an indefinite hiatus. Listen to Made in the A.M. here.
The clip includes home videos of the pair from various stages of their childhoods as they perform this tune of redemption. "Tyler and I have enjoyed a lot of special moments personally and professionally over the last couple of years, so we really relate to getting in your truck, driving and thinking about where you want to be," says Kelley in a prepared statement.
"A lot of power can come from confessing things." The pair explains that the new single is a good transition between that project and their forthcoming album due in 2016. Watch the video here.
"I didn't wanna bore him or waste his time. So I was like, 'Can I play you these songs?' and he was like, 'I wanna hear everything.' To hear him say that, it just showed that he cared."
In addition to taking the time to listen to early versions of what would eventually become Purpose, West had some choice words of advice for the Biebs. "His advice is always just, 'Make music that's so good people can't hate on it," Bieber told the magazine. Read more here.
"Delirium" was launched with the lead single, "On My Mind", which just climbed to No. 12 on the UK singles chart in its 8th week. The UK singer recently performed the track on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon.
Goulding will launch a world tour in support of "Delirium" on January 21 in Hamburg, Germany. Following a series of European dates, the singer will perform a North American tour, which will start April 1 in Vancouver, BC. Watch the video for the lead single here.
This song comes as part of several "Magnets" remixes that will be released in coming weeks. The new "V.I.P." version expands the original sultry song to over 6 minutes, taking the relaxed beat and amping it up so it's more dance-friendly.
With a lengthier intro that builds into a slightly more EDM feel complete with heavier bass structure and Lorde's vocals serving as icing on the cake rather than a front-and-center feature, the remix will be a sure club pleaser. Read more here.
Ticketmaster and Gigs And Tours offered statements via Twitter indicating the delay with little other information available. While the ticket distributors did not give much insight into the issue, Prince was vocal about his motivation.
He went on Twitter to bring attention to the hiked up prices of tickets on the secondary market, which is a form of scalping. "�cheaper to fly to MPLS get accommodation & go to a Paisley Park show," he tweeted. "Better overall experience too!"
He posted a picture of a vulture with this comment: "MULTIPLE CHOICE: A. SCAVENGER B. VULTURE C. TOUT D. ALL OF THE ABOVE" Read more and see the posts here.
Brooks had just finished performing "Friends in Low Places" when he told the crowd, "You're going to give your guts up when you find out who this guy is. Please welcome to the stage Mr. Bob Brown!"
"I was in shock," Brown told the station. "The legs felt like jelly. Garth Brooks, this man is talking to me in front of 13,000 people. It hits you like a ton of bricks."
Brooks took the guitar he'd been playing that evening off, signed it and presented it to Brown. But the best part of the experience for Brown was the respect Brooks showed him. Read more here.
'I was sitting by the fireplace in our living room, and I think my mom and dad were in the kitchen, cooking dinner or something," she told The Boot. 'I started coming up with the run, the intro of the song, and immediately, that first line came to me: 'Four years old, running up the stairs to your bed.' I was just thinking about my dad, and so I knew that was going to be a song about my dad."
The song has a hopeful message with Ashley singing, "Daddy, don't you worry, I'll do the remembering." However, the the reality of her father's condition is still on her mind.
"It's a very slow goodbye," she admits. "And what kills me is knowing what's coming and also knowing that, when I do have to say goodbye, that it's going to hit me just as hard as if I had to say goodbye suddenly -- maybe even worse, I don't know." Read more here.
Lots was discussed, including men's health, pork rinds and the changing face of New York City. Rapaport and Mike D also discussed the already much-discussed Drake vs. Meek Mill beef.
While Rapaport seemed to have a negative attitude about the state of hip-hop today, Mike D said, "I like Drake! When was the last time someone made a diss record that was like, a top ten pop record? I have a lot of love for Drake coming out with a diss record."
Rapaport countered, "Would you call that a diss record or a water gun fight record?" Mike D responded, "Come on! 'Hit 'em with the prenup'?" Diamond was referencing Drake's "Back To Back Freestyle" where he raps, "And shout to all my boss bitches wifin' n--s! / Make sure you hit 'em with the prenup / Then tell that man to ease up," a reference to Meek's girlfriend Nicki Minaj, who Mill was opening for on tour this summer.
"He hit hard, and he didn't tread lightly," he said, quoting more "Back to Back" lyrics: "'Is this a world tour, or is this your girl's tour?'"
"This is real talk!" he continued. "If someone came at me with that, I don't know what I'd do!" Read more and listen to the entire episode here.
The famed EDM DJ and producer lifted the veil telling NME some behind-the-scenes stories about each of the songs he produced on Bieber's album including "I'll Show You," "The Feeling," "Sorry," "Hit The Ground" and "Children."
Skrillex shared the story behind Bieber's song "Children" saying, 'The original version of 'Children' was written like a typical EDM song at the writing session we did. It almost sounded like something that Swedish House Mafia could've produced a couple of years ago. I don't mean that in a negative way." Read more here.
While the lyrics focus on your typical night out on the town storyline, the singer-songwriter appears in a variety of hilarious scenarios at the skating rink.
You can find Smith's real life wife Christy and his friend Kristian Bush enjoying festivities as well. Instead of "all skate" they've got animal mask skate under the disco lights and human bowling. Watch the video here.
To further show that the two have put their beef behind them, Young Thug's video director Be El Be posted a Facetime conversation between Metro Boomin Young Thug.
The two can be seen joking and chatting as a demonstration of their friendship. "Metro and Thug really brothers, they really started out together," El Be said. "You can't beef with your own brother, you just have your words and that's it."
Check out "Hercules" here.
"Don't read it! �You don't need to fill your mind or give your energy to any of it," Aguilera offers the pair in an interview with Billboard. "Keep it positive. Do what makes you happy. Do what makes your soul feel good."
The relationship is the first for both singers since filing for divorce from their respective partners, Shelton from Miranda Lambert in July and Stefani from Gavin Rossdale in August. Read more here.
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