#Mavs guard Kyrie Irving was asked about when he plans to retire:
“You have social media and gambling which is running rampant and it’s not the same NBA that I fell in love with as a kid and I’m very much aware of that. And I don’t say that as a negative thing.”
🚨 HOT 97 New York radio drama continues, the new hosts Mero & Kazeem go off live on air about their bosses this week for 15 minutes straight unfiltered, while adding that their ratings are better than The Breakfast Club
- "the worst place I've ever worked at"
- "weekly meetings and there's the guy who makes 2 more 0s than you and youre like what does this guy even do... do not be discouraged we are in the era of independent media..."
- "this is the worst place I've ever worked at in my life... this board that's like 95 years old... I understand where Ebro Laura and Rosenberg are coming from..."
(via Hot 97 Youtube stream)
Will Smith’s daughter, Willow, lights up and takes a smoke while on stage performing for her New York City show. The “Whip My Hair” singer, who rose to fame at just 9 years old, is now 25.
(🎥 Setlist In The City/Instagram)
Nas really made timeless music. Seeing the kids playing “The World Is Yours” shows Hip-hop classics really do live forever. What rap classic should every generation know? 🌎🔥
It always blows my mind that Nirvana’s Nevermind, A Tribe Called Quest’s The Low End Theory and Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Blood Sugar Sex Magik came out the same day. September 24, 1991.
Dahi’s “How To Pray” music video with Kendrick Lamar & Amber Mark uses a split-screen concept designed to come together across two phones, meant to encourage a shared, more communal viewing experience 📱
The video is intended to be watched side-by-side with someone else, with each screen showing a different half of the visual.
Dahi’s “How To Pray” music video with Kendrick Lamar & Amber Mark uses a split-screen concept designed to come together across two phones, meant to encourage a shared, more communal viewing experience 📱
The video is intended to be watched side-by-side with someone else, with each screen showing a different half of the visual.