Month: November 2025

Keenyah Hill says she’s being harassed and threatened after a livestream moment with PlaqueBoyMax went viral for all the wrong reasons.

The former America’s Next Top Model contestant claims she’s now receiving death threats after the popular streamer rejected her request for a kiss during a livestream that was meant to highlight his Grammy nomination and Streamer of the Year campaign.

“This new generation…y’all need some help. The fact that some people have found my family members’ phone numbers, including my mother, and are texting threats is unacceptable and deplorable,” she said. “I’m going to leave the text here, but this is nasty. This is nasty. This was never, ever any of my intention at all. And I am really praying for everyone.”

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Hill said the fallout has become dangerous. She posted screenshots of alleged threats and claimed her family members, including her mother, have been targeted.

The awkward moment unfolded when Hill approached PlaqueBoyMax during the stream and introduced herself with, “I’m from America’s Next Top Model and I don’t know who you are, but you’re out here talking about Black Excellence.”

The streamer responded by listing his accolades, including a Grammy nod for his collaboration with Fred again and Skepta.

Hill then offered to promote him on her Instagram story before asking, “Are you going to give me a little smooch?” PlaqueBoyMax declined immediately, repeating “I can’t do that” before walking away. The interaction was broadcast live to thousands of viewers.

Hill later took to Instagram to criticize the streamer for using the footage.

“I asked you not to use that footage. Not only did you use the footage, but out of everybody there, you talked to a lot of people. We heard you a mile away. That was the only footage that you used,” she said, seemingly oblivious to the fact that he was streaming live.

PlaqueBoyMax addressed the backlash on a later stream, defending his decision to keep the footage up and explaining the nature of live content.

“Kenya, you went to college. Kenya, you won’t understand that a live stream is a live stream. What does the word live mean? It mean live. I can’t edit the live stream,” he said.

Many PlaqueBoyMax’s fans are giving him props for setting boundaries and staying respectful to his girlfriend, while others criticized Hill’s approach as inappropriate to begin with.

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Meek Mill fired off a no-nonsense critique aimed at the state of modern Hip-Hop, drawing a distinction between what he called “bubblegum rap” and records rooted in real-life struggle.

The Philadelphia rapper took to X to voice his disapproval of overproduced tracks that rely on marketing dollars instead of meaningful content.

He made his stance clear in a single, sharp line: “Bubblegum rap can’t work when that organic sh*t hits the streets.”

That bubble gum rap s### not gone work when that organic s### hit them streets! If your song has no meaning we not listening, f### that marketing budget lol

— MeekMill (@MeekMill) November 24, 2025

His statement wasn’t just commentary, it was a challenge to the music industry’s growing reliance on polished, radio-friendly releases that lack emotional weight or street credibility.

Meek Mill has long championed a style of rap that reflects lived experience over commercial polish.

The post arrives as conversations around authenticity in Hip-Hop continue to simmer. Many artists, critics and listeners have expressed concern that the genre’s mainstream success has watered down its core message. For Meek Mill, that dilution is unacceptable.

The “Dreams and Nightmares” artist has dropped new music that was in the vein of the music he’s advocating for

Meek Mill’s latest release  Indie Pack (Vol. 01), was a four-track EP that arrived November 14, 2025, marking a new phase in his independent run under his Dream Chasers imprint.

The project includes “Save Yourself,” “How Far We Came,” “Free Smoke,” and “4th of July” featuring Fridayy.

Mill’s words carry weight not just because of his résumé but because of his roots.

He came up in Philadelphia’s battle rap scene, earning respect before breaking into the mainstream. That foundation gives him a level of credibility that many industry darlings can’t claim.

His criticism also fits a pattern.

Meek Mill has used his platform to speak out on everything from criminal justice reform to the inner workings of the music business.

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Nas unveiled the cover art on Tuesday for his long-anticipated joint album with DJ Premier, giving Hip-Hop fans their first visual taste of Light-Years ahead of its December 12 release.

The Queensbridge icon dropped the artwork on Instagram, showing a stripped-down design that hints at the album’s title and scope. The image features Nas and Preem against a black backdrop, with a glowing light source illuminating their jewelry.

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The announcement added momentum to the buzz that’s been building since Nas confirmed the project earlier this month. This marks the first full-length collaboration between the two East Coast heavyweights, whose creative chemistry dates back to Nas’ 1994 classic Illmatic. P

Premier produced three of that album’s most iconic tracks: “N.Y. State of Mind,” “Memory Lane” and “Represent.”

The new album will arrive via Nas’ Mass Appeal Records as part of the label’s Legend Has It campaign, a year-long tribute to Hip-Hop’s foundational voices. Previous entries in the series include releases from Mobb Deep, Slick Rick and Raekwon.

Busta Rhymes, DJ Khaled, Timbaland and Statik Selektah all dropped comments under Nas’ post. Thousands of others echoed the excitement, eager to hear what the duo has crafted after more than 30 years of sporadic but celebrated collaborations.

While the album’s tracklist remains under wraps, the visual rollout signals a return to the sample-driven sound that defined East Coast Hip-Hop in the 1990s. Premier’s signature scratches and jazz-infused loops paired with Nas’ storytelling are expected to deliver a soundscape rooted in tradition but sharpened by experience.

Nas has remained a steady force in Hip-Hop, releasing a string of acclaimed albums in recent years and mentoring younger artists through Mass Appeal.

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Sukihana came for Saweetie and her whole image during a wild convo on Justin Laboy’s “Respectfully” podcast and yeah, it got messy real quick.

While chopping it up about being real in the Hip-Hop game, Suki forgot about herself and took aim at Saweetie’s squeaky-clean vibe. She basically said the “Icy Grl” rapper needs to stop fronting and keep it a buck about how she really moves.

“All these hoes sell p####. all of them, especially these rap b######, like Saweetie. I ain’t even gonna lie Saweetie people will really f### with you more if you just live in your truth if you selling ass, then you selling ass. Whatever you’re doing, like that’s what you do, but you just need to say what you doing,” Sukihana said.

Whew.

She didn’t stop there either. Suki kept it raw, saying if you’re getting luxury gifts from rich dudes, own it. No shame in the game, but don’t act like it’s all music money.

Suki made it clear she’s not doing that anymore, though. She said she’s good now and doesn’t have to mess with dudes for money since she’s making her own bag. But she still thinks being open about that past helps other women who get judged for the same thing.

If you’re not familiar, Sukihana is known for having zero filter. She’s always been loud about sex work, money moves and being real in a world full of fakes.

Meanwhile, Saweetie hasn’t said a word. She’s been quiet, sticking to her regular playbook, just business and music. She’s been focused on her career and brand deals, not podcast drama.

The internet is a different story. Some folks backed Suki, saying she’s speaking facts. Others dragged her for bashing another woman instead of uplifting her.

Either way, the clip blew up and got people talking about how women in Hip-Hop are expected to act. Suki’s take also hit on something deeper. How money plays into all of this.

I like Suki but baby just because your brand is being a hoe doesn’t mean saweetie has to display it. pic.twitter.com/PXOyCdFBEV

— Trizzy (@leaveituptoT) November 25, 2025

Did she really just tell saweetie to be a public prostitute as career advice to be a better MUSICIAN….. pic.twitter.com/90mR1arUm4

— ARTEMIS (@CelestialColum) November 25, 2025

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Pras Michel will remain under strict federal watch for three additional years after serving his 14-year prison sentence for his role in a sprawling international political scheme, according to newly unsealed court documents.

The Fugees rapper, convicted on multiple federal charges tied to illegal foreign lobbying and campaign finance violations, won’t be walking into freedom without strings.

Once released, Michel must immediately report to probation, hold a legal job, avoid contact with felons, submit to random drug testing, and comply with warrantless searches. He’s also required to follow every directive from federal officers.

The post-release conditions apply to all counts and take effect the moment he exits prison.

He’ll also need to pay a $1,000 special assessment and stick to a financial plan to repay a staggering $64,923,226.40 forfeiture judgment, which remains active during his supervised release.

Michel’s legal troubles stem from a high-profile case involving Malaysian financier Jho Low and one of the most elaborate foreign influence operations ever prosecuted in the United States.

The charges included acting as an unregistered agent of a foreign government, funneling illegal donations into the 2012 U.S. presidential election, witness tampering, and falsifying records.

The court viewed the latter two offenses—tampering and falsification—as severe because they “struck at the integrity of the investigation and trial,” according to the judgment. U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly handed down the sentence after a jury found Michel guilty on all counts.

The sentence includes 60-month terms on several charges, 96 months on others, and 120 months on the most severe offenses. Most of those sentences run concurrently, totaling 168 months—or 14 years.

The court also advised against placing Michel in a minimum-security facility until at least January 27, 2026, suggesting the judge considered his conduct particularly egregious.

Michel’s federal supervision will extend well into the next decade, ensuring that even after prison, his legal saga is far from over.

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Mack Mulla teamed up with Jim Jones, Cassidy and Albee Al before his rap dreams collapsed in a federal courtroom, where he was sentenced to over 20 years for running a multi-state drug ring.

The 32-year-old New York rapper, born James Rodriguez Jr., was handed a 242-month federal prison sentence by U.S. District Court Judge Robert D. Mariani.

The conviction capped off a sprawling case that linked his Hip-Hop persona to a fentanyl and marijuana trafficking operation stretching from Pennsylvania to New York.

According to federal prosecutors, Mulla used his music connections and a storefront called Mulla Fashion on Scott Street as a front for his narcotics business.

The building doubled as a clothing shop and recording studio, but behind the scenes, it served as the command center for a drug enterprise that moved over a kilogram of fentanyl and eight kilograms of marijuana between 2021 and 2022.

During coordinated raids, law enforcement uncovered 800 grams of marijuana, 37 grams of fentanyl, firearms and tactical gear at the Scott Street location. A second stash house in Wilkes-Barre turned up 159 grams of fentanyl, 400 grams of marijuana and more weapons.

Investigators also discovered that Mulla had international ties, including documented travel to Mexico, where he allegedly met with members of the MS-13 gang to secure supply lines.

The case nearly escalated further when prosecutors charged Mulla with drug delivery resulting in death.

They claimed that the drugs he supplied led to the fatal overdose of Luzerne County resident Anthony Greskewicz in October 2021. However, a jury acquitted him of that charge and another related to firearm possession during drug trafficking.

The investigation was a joint effort involving the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, Homeland Security Investigations, Kingston police and the Luzerne County Drug Task Force.

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Kylie Jenner proved that winter weather is no match for her sizzling style, serving up serious heat in a metallic silver lamé bikini that had fans doing double-takes across social media.

The 27-year-old beauty mogul shared a carousel of sultry snapshots on Instagram Monday, showcasing her famous curves in the light-catching string bikini while lounging poolside at her LA mansion. The reality star captioned her post with a simple but telling message: “was a pretty perfect sunday … <3.”

Jenner’s metallic moment featured multiple angles of the eye-catching swimwear, with the silver lamé material catching every ray of California sunshine as she posed by her backyard pool. In one particularly striking shot, the Kylie Cosmetics founder runs her hands through her hair, showing off a collection of silver-toned rings that perfectly complement her shimmering bikini.

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— CELEB FUN (@Celebfun3) November 24, 2025

The Instagram carousel didn’t stop at poolside glamour. Jenner included intimate shower selfies that revealed massive diamond stud earrings, adding even more sparkle to her already dazzling look. The final images captured a breathtaking sunset over the Hollywood Hills, painting the perfect backdrop for what she clearly considered an ideal Sunday afternoon.

While most of the country was bundling up in winter coats, Jenner’s LA lifestyle allowed her to embrace the season’s metallic trend in the most skin-baring way possible. The silver lamé bikini represented a masterclass in holiday styling, proving that festive fashion doesn’t always require layers and long sleeves.

The post quickly racked up over 2.7 million likes within 24 hours, with fans flooding the comments section with fire emojis and praise for the stunning shots.

Jenner’s bikini content has become somewhat rare lately, making this silver moment even more special for her devoted followers.

The timing of the post comes on the heels of big sis Kim Kardashian blowing up the internet with a series of busty pictures as she floated in a pool and basically nothing more than her underwear.

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