Drake Releases His 'More Life' Album

Waka explained the situation was more dire than a burning car because it held his documents to get back to the United States. "Our car burning might miss my flight " he wrote. "What a f�ing week MEXICO!!! Plus my wallet and passport magically disappeared with that being said, I still had a good time"�️�'"

The special concert event will be taping on April 6th at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena to mark Haggard's 80th birthday and the anniversary of his sad passing in 2016.

Now that Ross's album Rather You Than Me has dropped, that warning has become a little clearer. On "Apple Of My Eye," Ross raps, "I told Meek I wouldn't trust Nicki/ Instead of beefing with your dog you just give him some distance/ We all make mistakes, let's not be too specific."

While performing their hit "Closer," the DJ duo segued into a brief mashup of Smash Mouth's 1999 hit "All Star." Alex Pall stood behind his equipment to spin while Drew Taggart hopped up on the table and walked back and forth to mug for the crowd. He laid down a verse from "All Star" before Pall got them back on track with "Closer."

They have added second concerts Toronto's Rogers Centre (Aug 22nd) and Edmonton's Rogers Place (Sep 27th) and announced that they will be returning to the Rose Bowl on October 6th.

"I wrote this song as a message for help," Kelly begins. "On behalf of anybody finding theirself, I wrote this letter to numb your pain, 'cause every day I wake up I'm feeling the same."

The song is the third track on Brooks' latest Gunslinger -- which came out October 13, 2016 -- the song sees the singer sharing the wisdom that he's gathered over the years.

Ransom 2 is stacked to the brim with big name features. Rihanna, Kendrick Lamar, Big Sean, Future and more appear throughout the 17 tracks. Rae Sremmurd team up with the producer once again.

But his independence has come under fire lately, especially when it comes to Apple Music. Chance appeared in a commercial for Apple Music in 2016 and the platform streamed his mixtape Coloring Book exclusively for two weeks.

The rapper shut down rumors last week when he took to Twitter to explain his dealings with the company. "I wanna clear things up. @apple gave me half a mil and a commercial to post Coloring Book exclusively on Apple Music for 2 weeks," he tweeted in response to people questioning how independent he really is. "That was the extent of my deal, after 2 weeks it was on SoundCloud for free. I needed the money and they're all good people over there."

Pitchfork reports that it's the first material Hot Chip have worked on (as a duo) since 2015, and it's a bright take on the original recording. Alexis Taylor and Joe Goddard spent 2016 developing solo projects.

Derulo plays with the song's title, suggesting all the women who have shown up for a party at his place take a drink while winking at the word's other meaning. 'Swal-la-la-la," he sings.

"It's a hard thing to talk about," said Chapelle. "I looked up to him like everybody did. I didn't know him that well, but the times that we hung out were fun and very memorable and often funny. He was very generous with his advice, and he was very generous with his access. He let me see some of his process."

It sounds like Asahd's role as a consultant, focus group and "vibe" setter helped the DJ lay down some creative tracks in the studio. Khaled appeared on Jimmy Kimmel and explained his infant son's creative process and why he earned the credit.

"He is credited as executive producer, and his attorney has his points or royalties, everything," Khaled said. He added that Asahd spent the sessions "listening to the songs, going over the business part of it, [deciding] if the vocals are right, if the beats are right, if the energy's right."

But Stargate still enlisted two world champion dancers to bring their song to life. Shot in Ontario, California and directed by Malia James, the video features air dancers Inka Henriikka Tiitto and Amalie Hegland Lauritzen.

Interspersing scenes from the movie, the video features Kehlani and G-Eazy dancing around the New York City streets at night while cars race around them and do donuts. Later, Kehlani and two backup dancers break it down in a parking garage, surrounded by cars lighting up their moves.

back around 2012 i was on the road with a bunch of fantastic people. this was a time of my life full of turmoil and bad decisions. while all of this was happening i was overwhelmed with sadness and confusion when i saw, in some people, they could not cope with the desolation of reality. from what i understood, they suffered every day, with the pain of solitude and hopelessness. they struggled with the idea that in reality life has no absolute meaning. given this they come to a crossroad; live life as well as they can despite the void, or fill their void with anything, so that they feel safe and comfortable.

"seduced by a disease" is the examination of a person who faces this choice. they feel lost, alone, and desperate. however they have been offered a promise that would save them from themselves. they have been offered an idea. this idea however fulfilling, conceals a danger. this idea is actually much like a parasite, in order for it to exist, it must find new victims to infect. this idea is dangerous, and although it would make the victim feel better, it would ultimately destroy the victim. the idea doesn't care about the individual, it only cares about infecting and existing. the victim doesn't care that they are harming them selves. the victim is willing to do anything to feel fulfilled, they offer themselves completely. their goal is to please the parasite and they truly believe that the parasite is doing them good.

from an outsider who is witnessing this, all they can think of is how horrible this is. the idea, the parasite, has seduced its victim into hosting it. the seduction is made from offers of meaning and hope.

this song is narrated by the outsider, who understands the situation and begs the victim to fully understand their choices. in the end the victim has every right to decide to harm them selves.

as i watch many people fall into this trap, and find meaning in different forms of hatred; racism, tribalism, self hatred, sexism, and so on� it hurts me.

as an outsider i want to understand, is this really what they want? do they know they are victims? do they know the harm? do they even know they are being seduced by a disease?