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Nicki Minaj Teases New Single That’s So Good She “Can’t Put [It] Into Words”
Nicki Minaj is dropping new music on Friday (Nov. 15), she revealed via X on Wednesday (Nov. 13). The “Everybody” artist claimed the forthcoming record, which has no title or artwork at the time of reporting, is something “every single Barb will love” alongside a countdown.
“Can’t stop listening to it. [It] does something to my psyche in the best way possible. [It] puts you in a zone that you wanna stay in,” Minaj teased during a Q&A with fans on the social media platform. She further detailed, “It’s the best music. It’s the kind of music you can’t put into words.”
In terms of what listeners can expect sonically, the Queens rapper described it as a combination of Pink Friday and Beam Me Up Scotty, the latter of which made its way to DSPs some years ago with some additional tracks.
Minaj also confirmed the forthcoming single would not be tied to Pink Friday 2 (The Hiatus), slated to hit streaming services on Dec. 13. The project was announced to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the original album, which housed fan favorites like “FTCU,” “Red Ruby Da Sleeze” and “Big Difference,” to name a few.
The musician previously mentioned that the aforementioned effort would mark the “final deluxe,” having already put out Gag City Deluxe and Gag City PLUTO Edition versions of the body of work. Though she hasn’t provided many details, it’s likely listeners can expect one to two new records or even more.
In September, Minaj claimed that adding five to seven songs felt “a little sloppy.” She told her followers, “After much thought, I want to be for certain that I am being intentional about every single decision being made around both PF2 and [Pink Friday 3].” However, it’s still up in the air whether the previously teased “Mamita” and the tentative “Anxiety” will make their way to the deluxe or her later LP.
Fantan Mojah, is a celebrated Jamaican reggae artist known for his powerful voice and commitment to conscious lyrics.
Fantan Mojah is a Jamaican reggae artist known for his distinctive and uplifting fusion of roots reggae and dancehall, which emphasizes messages of Rastafarian spirituality, social justice, and empowerment. Born Owen Moncrieffe on August 5, 1976, in St. Elizabeth Parish, Jamaica, Fantan Mojah rose to prominence in the early 2000s with his unique vocal style and potent lyrics that resonate with reggae fans worldwide. He grew up in a rural area, where he was influenced by the hardships faced by his community and the principles of Rastafari, which became central themes in his music. Initially involved in dancehall, he later transitioned to roots reggae, feeling that it offered a more powerful platform for his messages. Fantan Mojah’s breakthrough came with the release of his debut album, Hail the King, in 2005. The album was well-received and featured popular tracks like “Hail the King” and “Hungry,” songs that became anthems for social consciousness and resilience. He released a second album titled ‘Stronger’ in 2008 then the dub album ‘Rebel I Am’ in 2012. Following several singles and EPs, the full-length ‘Soul Rasta’ was released by Young Veterans in early 2016. The collaborative album Fantan Mojah & Lutan Fyah, ‘Defending the Roots’ followed later in the year. His music often focuses on issues such as poverty, inequality, and spiritual awakening, and he is recognized for his ability to combine conscious reggae lyrics with the energy of dancehall rhythms. Known for his passionate performances and fiery delivery, Fantan Mojah continues to be an influential figure in reggae music, releasing music that stays true to his roots while addressing contemporary issues. His contribution to reggae has earned him a loyal fan base and solidified his place in the landscape of conscious reggae music. Fantan Mojah is currently focused on promoting new singles such as ‘Out of this World’, while doing new recordings for an upcoming album release.
Drake Allegedly Gifts Young Thug $1 Million Cash Hours After He Was Released From Jail
Drake is known for being generous with the people he cares about the most. Adding to his reputation for generosity, DJ Akademiks claimed that the Toronto rapper flew to Atlanta to gift his “Oh U Went” collaborator $1 million in cash after he was released from Fulton County Jail.
A few months ago, Drake shared on his Instagram story that he had put some money on the “F Cancer” rapper’s books while he was serving time before being released on a plea deal. During his detainment, Thug dropped an album titled Business Is Business which featured two features from Drake, including “Parade on Cleveland,” alluding at the celebration that would take place upon Thugger’s release from jail.
In the slow-paced track, Drake croons, “Don’t tell me ’bout loyalty, show me this time/ Business is business, you owe me this time/ Slime on your head, Nickelodeon time.” Thug’s verse, which comes after a clip from a jail call between him and Drake, he continues the storyline claiming, “Business is business” on the track. The album cover featured a black-and-white photograph of Young Thug in a courtroom, looking back as he sat between eight men who faced the empty judge’s stand.
During his live stream, DJ Akademiks said that the “God’s Plan” rapper allegedly flew down to Atlanta two hours after Young Thug was released to gift him $1 million, in what podcaster referred to as a “super strategic move,” if true. He went on to clarify that he did not receive the information from Drake.
In other news, Drake showed love to another Atlanta superstar after performing “Housekeeper Knows” from the balcony while Latto performed on stage during her headline show in Toronto, Canada. The track marks their first collaboration. Latto recently received a Grammy nomination for her performance on “Big Mama.”
Check out the track below!
