Category: Hip Hop

Kim Kardashian revealed a serious health scare tied to her relentless study routine during the November 20 episode of The Kardashians, telling viewers that doctors discovered a brain aneurysm during a routine full-body scan.

“They called me today and they’re like, ‘Everything looks great but you have an aneurysm in your brain,’” Kardashian said. “They’re like, ‘It’s been there for years.’”

The 43-year-old entrepreneur and aspiring lawyer broke the news to her sister Kourtney after consulting with respected neurosurgeon Dr. Keith Black.

He advised her to undergo more scans at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, which led to a troubling revelation: the aneurysm could be aggravated by stress, something Kim has in abundance.

“I’m like, ‘OK, I’m taking the bar exam. I’m studying 10 hours a day,’” she said. “The stress has been next level to the point of hives now.”

Kim’s intense commitment to becoming a lawyer, inspired by her late father, Robert Kardashian Sr., has become a full-time pursuit. But the pressure of balancing her legal studies, business ventures and parenting four children with ex-husband Kanye West—North, 12, Saint, 9, Chicago, 7, and Psalm, 6, has taken a toll.

“I have four kids that depend on me. I have to be sane,” she said. “It’s stressful out there, but this aneurysm can’t be stressed.”

Kourtney didn’t hide her concern. “I’m definitely worried about Kim,” she said. “She has so much going on between work and her four kids that I don’t want her to have an aneurysm.”

Despite the diagnosis, Kim isn’t backing down from her academic goals. In the episode, she explained how her educational journey has also become a teachable moment for her children.

“I love that my kids see me go to school,” she said. “When I drop them off at school, they see me go to school. I enjoy that.”

Kim admitted she’s “addicted to studying” and thrives on learning. “I just wouldn’t feel like myself if I wasn’t always learning and trying new things,” she said.

Her latest attempt at the bar exam didn’t go as planned. On November 8, she posted on Instagram, “Six years into this law journey, and I’m still all in until I pass the bar. No shortcuts, no giving up – just more studying and even more determination.”

She added, “Falling short isn’t a failure – it’s fuel.”

Earlier this month, she told Good Morning America that she’s trying to keep her health in check. “Health is wealth. And you just have to be careful with everything that you do.”

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Antonio Brown tossed out a grim joke about Charlie Kirk’s assassination during a livestream football game with Tekashi 6ix9ine and YouTuber Adin Ross, drawing conservative backlash.

While running routes outside 6ix9ine’s Florida home, Antonio Brown cracked, “No one’s gonna Charlie Kirk me, right,” a reference to the conservative commentator, who was shot and killed during a campus debate at Utah Valley University.

The remark landed poorly, especially given the politically charged fallout that followed Kirk’s death. The livestream, which took place amid heightened security following a break-in at 6ix9ine’s residence, featured both men taking lie detector tests.

“Evidently these people don’t believe their words will come back to them,” one user said. Another fumed: “Charlie Kirk was a better man than his jerk. His heart is black. It’s unreal just how low people will go nowadays.”

Brown failed when asked if he regretted his infamous shirtless exit from MetLife Stadium in 2022. He did, however, pass when expressing affection for his former Pittsburgh Steelers teammate Ben Roethlisberger.

Brown’s legal troubles began months earlier in May, when he allegedly fired a gun at Zul-Qarnain Kwame Nantambu during a boxing event hosted by Ross in Miami.

Nantambu, who gained notoriety for waving a Palestinian flag during Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show, was later arrested in June for resisting an officer and disrupting a public event.

Video from the Miami incident appears to show Brown in a heated parking lot confrontation before gunfire scattered the crowd.

Authorities issued a warrant for Brown’s arrest, leading to his extradition from Dubai. He has pleaded not guilty to second-degree attempted murder with a deadly weapon.

Meanwhile, 6ix9ine is staring down his own legal problems.

He’s scheduled to be sentenced on December 5, 2025, after violating probation terms tied to his 2018 racketeering case. Federal prosecutors want him behind bars for several months, citing repeated violations.

The backlash against others mocking Kirk’s assassination has been widespread. Some people lost jobs at airlines, schools and hospitals over social media posts mocking the tragedy.

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6ix9ine will enjoy Thanksgiving at home in Florida, but prosecutors are pushing for prison time by Christmas after he admitted to drug possession and assault.

Federal officials are asking Judge Paul A. Engelmayer to sentence the Brooklyn-born rapper, whose legal name is Daniel Hernandez, to three to nine months behind bars for violating the terms of his supervised release.

Their request comes after 6ix9ine confessed to using cocaine and MDMA and attacking a man inside a Wellington shopping mall.

The victim reportedly mocked him for cooperating with the government in the 2019 Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods case. Prosecutors say the incident, along with his drug use and unauthorized travel, shows he ignored the second chance the court gave him.

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“Mr. Hernandez recidivated almost immediately,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Jonathan Rebold wrote in the filing, arguing that jail time is necessary to hold him accountable.

The government wants him to serve a short prison stint followed by two more years of supervised release, including mandatory drug treatment and anger management.

The letter also revisits 6ix9ine’s 2018 racketeering conviction, where he pleaded guilty to nine federal charges, including firearms violations and heroin distribution. At the time, Judge Engelmayer called his cooperation “game-changing” and said he believed the rapper had “learned a very hard lesson.”

Prosecutors now say that belief was premature. They also emphasized that 6ix9ine’s behavior sends the wrong message about leniency for cooperators.

“A sentence of imprisonment is necessary to reflect the seriousness of the defendant’s violations and to promote respect for the law,” Rebold wrote.

However, 6ix9ine’s legal team secured a short delay in sentencing after a violent break-in at his Lake Worth home. On November 16, four masked intruders stormed the property, held his mother at gunpoint and stole valuables, according to court documents.

His attorney, Lance Lazzaro, asked the court to move the sentencing from November 20, saying, “We are looking to adjourn his sentence date until January so that Mr. Hernandez can make arrangements to relocate his family to ensure their safety.”

Judge Engelmayer approved the postponement but only granted a two-week extension. For now, 6ix9ine remains free, but his fate will likely be decided on December 5.

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Draymond Green didn’t just hear a courtside heckle during the Golden State Warriors’ matchup against the New Orleans Pelicans; he felt it hit his pride.

The veteran forward said being repeatedly compared to Angel Reese by a fan crossed a line, not because of the WNBA star herself, but because the insult struck at his identity as a man and father.

The incident unfolded Sunday night when a Pelicans fan began mocking Green after a missed layup and failed put-backs early in the game. The taunt? “You Angel Reese!”

“One of the first couple plays of the game, I lay the ball up and I miss it. And I tap the ball up a couple times to try to get a put-back. Tapped up, missed. Tapped up, missed. Obviously, those are offensive rebounds. I come down the court, and [the heckler] goes ‘You Angel Reese!’ And so I laugh, that was a little funny,” Green said on The Draymond Green Show.

But the joke wore thin fast.

“As the night goes on, he continues to go ‘You Angel Reese! Hey, Draymond, you’re f###### Angel Reese!’” Green continued. “It gets to a point where, as a man with four children soon to be five, once you start to add the different fillers… at a certain point, now you’re disrespecting me as a man.”

The back-and-forth escalated when Green approached the fan mid-game, a tense moment caught on video and widely shared online. Green told the heckler to “relax” and warned him he was getting “really disrespectful.”

The NBA later issued a formal warning to Green for violating player-fan interaction rules, though he avoided a fine. According to league sources, the warning was tied to maintaining professional conduct during games.

The fan, meanwhile, received a verbal warning from arena security but was not ejected and stayed in his courtside seat for the rest of the game. Golden State pulled off the win against New Orleans.

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Sheff G says Marcy Correctional Facility crossed the line this week, accusing officers of rough treatment while he serves a five-year state prison sentence tied to his attempted murder and conspiracy case in New York.

The Brooklyn rapper, whose real name is Michael Kyle Williams, posted two Instagram Stories claiming officers dumped him in a handicap dorm, stripped him of his belongings and left him cuffed outside in the cold for hours.

“Marcy Correctional Facility is holding me and kicking me out general population and putting me in the handicap dorm It’s against my rights and they threatening me about being a rapper. They took all my s###, cuffed me for 2 hours outside in the cold with no reason and no explanation. I NEED HELP RESPECTFULLY,” the post to his official account read.

He told his followers to apply pressure by calling the facility directly.

“Everybody call Marcy Correctional Facility and let them know what they doing is inhumane and unjust (315) 768-1400.”

Sheff G began his sentence on October 1, 2025 after taking a plea deal that saved him from the 20-year sentence prosecutors originally pushed for.

He was hit with charges in a sweeping gang indictment that accused him of helping fund violence tied to members of the 8 Trey Crips and 9 Ways.

Prosecutors said the rapper used his career money to support gang activity, including paying people to carry out shootings, acting as a driver during an attack and rewarding others after gunfire.

Sheff G received a five-year prison term and will spend another five years on post-release supervision once he gets out. The rapper didn’t give details on what triggered the latest dispute inside Marcy, and the facility has not responded publicly.

His posts made it clear he expects more trouble, and he’s calling on supporters to help him push back.

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Drake caught is getting burnt online after liking a shady comment about his ex, Serena Williams, under a post with Sexyy Red and folks are calling him out hard.

It all popped off after Drake dropped some pics on Instagram with Sexyy Red, snapped on a tennis court of all places. Real subtle.

Somebody slid into the comments with “Serena Williams upgrade” and guess who hit the like button? Champagne Papi himself.

Screenshots of the like started flying all over social media and people were quick to drag him for co-signing a diss aimed at Serena, who, by the way, is a 23-time Grand Slam champ and literal icon.

Serena hasn’t said much publicly about any of it, but her supporters on social media are not staying quiet.

“What does Serena Williams owe Drake for him to be so clinging to her,” one bewildered user wondered. “He’s bitter because he couldn’t come between the man so he’s married to now,” another user said.

Whether it was petty or playful, the like definitely fanned flames online. And considering Serena’s been minding her business, people aren’t really feeling Drake’s move.

Sexy Redd came out with a make line named after STDs

She had her tour cancelled c## internet popularity doesn’t translate to ticket sales.

Drake is still in court suing.

Very hiphop.

— Larry Nibbles (Insider) (@LarryNibbles) November 19, 2025

Its the Obama paradox. Obama alone is mixed (raised by his white mum in Hawaii) but his relationship with Michelle “made” him black.

If drake had wifed up Bria Myles, Serena, Maliah- hed have been treated differently

— Hell Kaizer (@Heru_Kaiza) November 19, 2025

Of course, Drake is still bitter abt check your email message her. They were together for 4 years. He’s broken up a few of her relationships. But he couldn’t break up to the man she married. Serena wanted a marriage and family. She was tired and moved on. #Drake #serena pic.twitter.com/Jm4LEdSoTs

— mia marsh (@5220Ga) November 19, 2025

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Kim Kardashian is under fire after casting her 12-year-old daughter, North West, in a new SKIMS holiday campaign in collaboration with Cactus Plant Flea Market, prompting critics to question the decision to spotlight a child in a brand known for adult shapewear.

The campaign, set to launch November 20, showcases North modeling a teddy bear-themed hoodie and sweatpants set, part of the upcoming SKIMS x Cactus Plant Flea Market collection.

While the outfit itself is age-appropriate, many online commenters took issue with the overall context, pointing out the brand’s association with lingerie and adult loungewear.

@kimkardashian North West for Cactus Plant Flea Market × SKIMS, launching November 20 at 12PM ET. @SKIMS ♬ original sound – Kim Kardashian

Social media users didn’t hold back. Some questioned why North wasn’t in school, while others criticized the heavy makeup she wore in the shoot.

“Am I the only one who remembers when Kim Kardashian photoshopped then EIGHT YEAR OLD (8!!!) North West’s waist in an instagram post to give her an hourglass shape? They will never make me like this woman!” one user snarled. Another wrote: “This doesn’t look 13 years.”

Kardashian previously responded to all of the criticism during an interview with Entertainment Tonight, saying, “I think it’s just in her blood and who she is and what she loves to do. So, it’s a fine line as a parent to figure that out together.”

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This isn’t the first time Kardashian has been scrutinized for her parenting choices involving North.

In October, backlash erupted after the preteen appeared on TikTok sporting fake facial tattoos, colored contact lenses and faux piercings.

More recently, North showed off dermal piercings in her fingers, drawing concern from medical professionals who warned about the “high risk of complications” and questioned whether a child could handle the necessary aftercare.

Kim Kardashian previously addressed that criticism on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast, explaining her approach to parenting in the public eye.

She emphasized her support for North’s creative expression despite the constant judgment, saying she tries to balance encouragement with responsibility.

The SKIMS holiday collection drops November 20, 2025.

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Bryan Michael Cox addressed his involvement in a failed business venture tied to Usher and a $1.7 million lawsuit, making it clear he had no hand in the disputed transaction and warning others to be cautious about whom they do business with.

“I’ve learned a lot recently about being careful with who you choose to invest in a business with,” Cox wrote in a statement shared on social media. “No matter how small the investment.”

The Grammy-winning producer, known for crafting some of Usher’s biggest hits like “Burn” and “U Got It Bad,” is named in a lawsuit filed by the R&B star in Fulton County Superior Court. The suit stems from a loan Usher provided in January for a restaurant project in Atlanta that never materialized.

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Cox explained he had no operational role in the deal and emphasized that he was merely a minority shareholder in the company at the center of the dispute.

“I’m currently in the middle of a failed deal that I didn’t orchestrate, and while the situation has been disappointing, I know my name will be cleared by both sides,” he said. “It’s just unfortunate that this clarity didn’t come sooner.”

Usher’s complaint also names Keith Thomas, Charles Hughes and entertainment attorney Alcide Honoré.

The lawsuit claims the $1.7 million loan was intended to help secure a Buckhead property for a restaurant called Homage ATL. The location was the former Ocean Prime at 3102 Piedmont Road.

Though Usher declined to invest directly, he agreed to fund the deal through a loan. The money was placed in a trust account, with the understanding that the property would be purchased promptly. But after months with no progress, Usher asked for the money back.

While $1 million was returned in August, the remaining $700,000 remains unpaid. Court filings allege Honoré admitted the funds had been used for “other purposes,” making repayment “not that easy.”

Usher’s legal team is seeking $4.9 million in damages, citing seven separate claims in the lawsuit. As of Tuesday, none of the defendants had filed a response.

Cox made it a point to separate the legal matter from his personal relationship with Usher, which has spanned nearly three decades.

“My legal team has also advised me of a lawsuit involving a company where I am only a passive minority shareholder,” he continued. “I was not a participant in that business transaction and have no involvement in the ongoing legal process. While I’m unable to share more details right now, I want to make one thing absolutely clear: my 27-year friendship with @‌usher remains fully intact.”

He ended his statement by thanking those who have shown him support.

“I appreciate everyone who has reached out with concern. Thank you for the love, the patience, and the understanding.”

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Max B returned to the spotlight with an announcement and a fresh mindset, revealing his upcoming mixtape Public Domain 7: The First Purge (Patient Zero) just days after walking free from a 16-year prison sentence.

The Harlem rapper was released in November 2025 after being convicted of felony murder, kidnapping and armed robbery in connection with a failed heist that ended in a man’s death.

Now, he’s channeling his energy back into music, setting November 28 as the release date for his first post-prison project.

The Public Domain series launched in 2006 and earned cult status in Hip-Hop during Max B’s incarceration, with Public Domain 3: Domain Pain often cited as a standout.

“This the new, grown and gorgeous Biggavel, this is the new and improved. This the new distinguished Biggavel. This ain’t the old Biggavel from before, so you gotta love it. This is what I think is attracting the people like, ‘Damn, we thought this n—a was gonna come out and do the same s—t. He’s a prime example of what you’re supposed to do when you come out. His reentry at its purest form. This man right here: Max Biggavel,” he told Billboard.

Max B didn’t waste time stepping back into public life either. He popped up at a New York Jets game shortly after his release and proposed to his longtime girlfriend, signaling a new direction both personally and professionally.

His music career began in 2006, but legal troubles quickly derailed his rise. Before his most recent prison term, he had already served seven years for armed robbery and drug charges as a teenager.

Public Domain 7, which features a whopping 24 tracks, marks his first significant release since regaining his freedom and is expected to reflect the growth and perspective he gained during his time away.

The mixtape is scheduled to drop on November 28.

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Mystikal was denied bond on Tuesday in Ascension Parish, where a Louisiana judge ruled the rapper will remain in custody until his trial on rape and other felony charges begins in 2026.

The 55-year-old performer appeared in court as Judge Steven Tureau rejected his request for release, despite emotional offers from his mother and business manager to monitor him if granted bond, according to Louisiana First.

Tyler has pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from a 2022 incident, including first-degree rape, domestic abuse battery by strangulation and false imprisonment.

The trial is set to begin March 30, 2026, and is expected to last about a week. Tyler’s next court date is scheduled for January 21, 2026.

The decision marks yet another legal setback in a long history of criminal allegations against the Grammy-nominated artist, best known for early 2000s hits like “Shake Ya Ass” and “Danger (Been So Long).”

Tyler’s criminal record includes a 2003 conviction for sexual battery and extortion involving his hairstylist.

He served six years at Louisiana’s Elayn Hunt Correctional Center after pleading guilty to coercing the woman into oral sex while accusing her of stealing $80,000 in checks. A videotape of the incident was later found in his home, leading to a prison sentence despite expectations of probation.

After his release in 2010, Tyler registered as a sex offender but continued to face legal trouble. In 2012, he was arrested for domestic abuse battery, which landed him back in jail for violating probation.

In 2017, Tyler was charged with rape in Caddo Parish and held on a $3 million bond until 2019. Those charges were eventually dismissed, but his time out of custody didn’t last.

If convicted of first-degree rape in the current case, Tyler faces a mandatory life sentence under Louisiana law.

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