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The song, which had previously leaked, is softer than what Wayne fans might be used too, as the rapper provides some melodic vocals and bars over the catchy new tune.

In the track, Wayne speaks about all the aspects of his life that make him "like a man," such as when he raps, "I got all these hoes, all these woes, like a man/ I rock all these shows 'round the globe, like a man/ I ride for all my bros, that's who drove/ All my haters play your role, Gladiator, Russell Crowe."

During a backstage interview with Live 101.5, Ed teased that his performance will be a collaborative one. "I am playing at the VMAs," he told the hosts of The Morning Mess, "but I am playing with someone."

Jackson has been hard at work perfecting the stagecraft and shared a photo from a dance rehearsal on Twitter. 'Hey u guys. I'm so excited for the State of the World Tour," she wrote. 'We r in rehearsal mode. See u guys in 1 month!"

The singer recently released 'Malibu" and 'Inspired." When asked recently about her forthcoming album she said, "All the songs are very different' It's not really a country record, but I think I'm kind of embracing my roots more than I've been able to do."

"I'm going to go back to making this new album in Toronto, just for you," Drizzy told fans from a set modeled after the cover of his 2016 album Views, which depicts the CN Tower.

That new music should be available sooner than they think, according to Taste of Country. During an interview at WE Fest in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, Bryan let it slip that he would be recording vocals on Monday, Aug. 7th,

An exclusive peek into her foreword reveals Beyonce wrote, "Truth be told, the word 'icon' only scratches the surface of what Prince was and what he remains to me."

Sack 1 - the first leg of the fall trek is set to include dates across the east coast, including stops in Boston, Pittsburgh, Nashville, Detroit, Cleveland and more.

The project is currently untitled, but it also stars Timothee Chalamet (Call Me by Your Name) and Elle Fanning (The Beguiled) and will be released by Amazon Studios.

Biggie: The Life of the Notorious B.I.G. is the first authorized retelling of the Biggie Smalls story and director Mark Ford called on some of rap's biggest names.

In a new trailer, Jay and Nas rap a few bars from "Who Shot Ya?" the B-side from Biggie's "Big Poppa" single. "I can hear the sweat trickling down your cheek," Jay begins. "Heartbeat sound like Sasquatch feet," Nas continues.

Funny enough I came up with the title "Carpe the DM's" before the song was even made. I was with my management at a Shake Shack and one of them using Tindr at the time. We were just giving him sh*t about his dating life when I randomly said, "you just gotta Carpe those DM's bro." We all laughed and then realized, "holy sh*t this a great song title." We kept talking about how we wanted to make fun of internet culture, online dating culture, club culture and how perfectly the phrase "Carpe the DM's" is for it. So like that we had a theme for the song. After I wrote the song I joined up with Sisterwife who helped take it to the next level. Her lyrics are based on real drunken texts and watching drunk girls fall over at the club.

With the music video we came up with idea that I was gonna be stuck in an infomercial nightmare because that's basically what reality we all live in now. If you search thing on google you suddenly get ads for it everywhere. So we really played off of the idea that we are constantly getting sold useless sh*t that's supposed to make us feel better. Except if we don't buy the sh*t, it's gonna kill us.