Month: October 2025

Suge Knight stirred up old industry drama and revisited his admiration for Eve during a recent sit-down with The Art of Dialogue_,_ where he danced around dating rumors and took a verbal jab at Dr. Dre.

Knight didn’t confirm a romantic relationship with the Grammy-winning rapper but made it clear she still holds a special place in his memory.

“I still got a love for Eve today. I like gangsta b######. I like b###### that bout their money, bout their life, to fight for what they want,” he said.

The conversation was sparked by a claim from Eve’s memoir, Who’s That Girl?, where she allegedly said she dated Knight to get back at Dr. Dre for dropping her from Aftermath Records.

Knight didn’t directly address that claim but referred to Eve as “the home girl,” speaking with evident admiration.

“All Eve had to do is nod her m###########’ head and I would’ve broke Andre’s m###########’ jaw,” Knight said, referencing her fallout with Dre.

Eve signed to Aftermath at just 17 after impressing Dre during an impromptu audition in Philadelphia. He flew her to Los Angeles and added her to his roster early in the label’s formation. However, the partnership didn’t last long.

According to Eve, her youthful impatience and constant demands to record frustrated Dre. She admitted she repeatedly showed up to his studio sessions uninvited, which eventually led to her being dropped.

Knight suggested Eve’s early struggles weren’t due to her talent but rather industry politics.

“Eve is a survivor. I think Eve’s platform and Interscope was smaller than her. And she was so ahead of the game and her lyrics and when she knew what she wanted to do, it probably got jealousy involved in it. And that’s probably what happened,” he said.

Knight went on to compare Eve to Cardi B, calling them “two of the same baddest [b######] around” and added, “Cardi B is still the best to ever do it.”

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Chris Brown fired back at Kevin McCall Tuesday night (October 21) on Instagram after the songwriter’s emotional podcast appearance made waves and Young Thug stepped in to offer financial help.

“Remember this: you can’t walk across a burnt bridge. And you know what’s funnier than a troll? A BROKE ONE,” Brown wrote on his Instagram Story. He didn’t name McCall, but the timing and tone made the target obvious.

The jab followed McCall’s tearful appearance on the “Back On Figg” podcast, where he revealed he’s struggling financially despite penning several of Brown’s early hits, including “Deuces” and “Strip.”

During the nearly three-hour episode, McCall pulled out his EBT card and asked why he’s in poverty while Brown lives lavishly.

“Why the f### I got an EBT card? And this n#### is at Breezy Bowl and made ninety-or-whatever-the-f###-million,” McCall said, visibly emotional. “Can I get $25K for them four songs I owe you, bro?”

He broke down in tears, saying, “That s### ain’t fair, bro!”

Kevin McCall breaks down in tears after revealing he relies on an EBT card, despite having written songs for Chris Brown—who recently made $90 million from his tour

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— My Mixtapez (@mymixtapez) October 21, 2025

Young Thug Defends Chris Brown, Offers To Cover Alleged Debt

The clip quickly went viral, prompting Young Thug to offer his support. The Atlanta rapper posted on X, formerly Twitter, telling McCall he’d cover the alleged $25,000 debt himself.

“Kevin McCall hit me my n####, I’ll give u the 25k u need, and i no CB would give it to u also bro he a real one. N##### is busy sometimes brada,” Thug wrote.

McCall’s relationship with Brown has been fractured for nearly a decade. The two collaborated on several successful records in the early 2010s before falling out publicly.

Between 2014 and 2016, McCall accused Brown of withholding royalties and pleaded for a meeting to sort out business matters. Brown responded by mocking him online, calling him a “bottom feeder” and threatening violence.

In resurfaced footage, Brown dismissed McCall’s complaints, saying he used the money from their collaborations to buy awards and cars, then added, “with [McCall’s] money,” before calling him a “b####.”

Chris Brown already replied to this clown years ago… https://t.co/47wWrrxgXC pic.twitter.com/VHZaSauLXF

— 𝖍𝖊𝖑𝖔 (@hwloiza) October 21, 2025

McCall also opened up during the podcast about his estrangement from his children, including a daughter he shares with model Eva Marcille, and admitted to having suicidal thoughts.

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Finesse2Tymes wasted no time speaking out after his release from jail Tuesday night (October 21) following a major drug bust in Texas, using Instagram to deliver an unfiltered message and preview new music.

Hours after bonding out of Harris County Jail, the Memphis rapper addressed the situation head-on in a lengthy post.

“See the difference between me and most is idc about showing my growth, I ain’t running from my flaws, I ain’t hiding behind no PR, I aint hiding behind no money, I ain’t doin what no label tell me to don’t,” he wrote. “I ‘SHOW’ that I don’t like u Nygas I don’t sugar coat and shake hands when I see ya, and I ain’t fakin. This my real life, and yeah ima shake back I always do. God never put me through more than I can handle.”

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The post came just one day after his arrest in the Dallas–Fort Worth area on Monday (October 20).

According to court records, the rapper faces eight charges, including four counts of possession of controlled substances, possession of marijuana under two ounces, possession of a dangerous drug, bringing prohibited items into a correctional facility and tampering with evidence.

Authorities say the controlled substances fall under Texas Penalty Groups 1 and 2, which include drugs such as cocaine, opioids, ecstasy and hallucinogens. He was initially held without bond but was released on bail by Tuesday evening.

Finesse2Tymes Teases New Song Snippet

Finesse2Tymes also used the moment to remind his supporters of his talent, writing, “But while yall posting my downfall, Post what’s gone bring me up to. I ain’t just a fukk up, I got talent, and it ain’t my fault that I gotta catch on to life late, i ain’t have a mama, daddy, to hold my hand they was fukk ups to but At least i know what loyalty is. #LoyaltyOvaLove Black sheep in the flesh.”

Alongside the post, he dropped a snippet of his upcoming track “Money And Peace,” which samples Fabolous’ 2007 hit “Make Me Bette.”

He tagged Jermaine Dupri in the caption and added, “@jermainedupri It’s time.”

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Supporters quickly flooded the comments with praise for the track. “Bro be sliding on s###,” one wrote. Another added, “Dude you can rap good asf. Just keep dropping & stay out.”

This marks Finesse2Tymes’ second drug-related arrest in Texas in just two months.

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