Dear Silas (@dearsilas) - "Nasty Work" (Video)

Jackson, Mississippi multi-talented artist, musician, producer, and entertainer Dear Silas drops the official music video for his single “Nasty Work,” co-directed by Silas himself alongside Cookie Stapleton. Shot by the Dark Brothers, the video brings bold visuals to a standout track from Cadillac Leather In July Deluxe: NO TINT, available now on all streaming platforms. Catch Dear Silas live on tour this summer in a city near you.

Nae Niyaji - "Sick Love" (Video)

Straight outta Watts, California, GTD’s own Nae Niyaji is coming with pure heat as she delivers her brand-new visual for "Sick Love." A raw blend of pain, passion, and West Coast authenticity, Nae Niyaji keeps it all the way real, narrating a story of toxic love and emotional warfare—served with a cold, confident delivery and infectious energy.

Whether you’ve been through the trenches of heartbreak or you’re just vibin’ to that melodic street soul, Sick Love is one of those records that hits deep. And the visual? It’s cinematic, stylish, and unapologetically Watts.

 Don’t sleep—this is GTD, this is Nae Niyaji, and this is only the beginning.

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Hoodtrophy Bino f/ Heembeezy - "Understand" (Video)

HoodTrophy Bino releases new single and music video "Understand" featuring west coast viral rapper Heembeezy. "Understand", says Bino, "is finally seeing for myself that my feelings can be hurt too."  The track is brutally honest about learning the hard way that emotions aren’t a game. "Friends messing with a girl? Love ain't to be played with - karma is around the corner. Playing with a girl's feelings, then seeing someone else with the girl you loved. It made me appreciate, really appreciate being loyal when in love," Bino confides. “Understand” delivers a smooth, sultry vibe as Bino and HEMBEEZY strip things down emotionally, flowing over a seductive melody that’s both reflective and infectious. The song is from Bino's upcoming project CBFW (Can't Be Fucked With).Heembeezy appears on Bino’s CBFW project as a reflection of what the project stands for: staying committed to your vision, standing tall, and pushing forward no matter the noise. HoodTrophy Bino has an upcoming show with G Herbo and will be performing on the Rio Da Yung OG tour in August. "Understand" is from Bino's upcoming album CBFW due out this summer.

#ParodyRap R. Kelly, Tory Lanez and Diddy - “Give me my freedom" #Remix

 

Three fallen stars. One prison anthem.

In this absurdist musical parody, R. Kelly, Tory Lanez, and P. Diddy each plead their case—in verse. From courtrooms to cell blocks, the only thing these men haven't lost… is their mic.

R. Kelly Cellmates Are fighting For His True Story To Be Revealed

 

This video dives deep into the defence of R. Kelly, exploring how the same system that failed to protect him from real abuse as a child is now keeping his behind bars. The documentary that help him get locked up appealed to people interested in issues related to sexual abuse and harassment, as well as to fans of R. Kelly's music.

Wook f/ Baybo - "C.O.D" (Video)

Jackson, Tennessee is back on the map as Wook unleashes his brand new visual "C.O.D" featuring rising talent BayBo. In this latest drop, Wook delivers raw street energy paired with melodic undertones, BayBo comes through with a gritty yet smooth feature that compliments the track perfectly. The video captures the Southern hustle in full effect — clean visuals, street corners, and money moves set the tone as both artists flex their lyrical chemistry. The beat knocks heavy while the hook stays catchy, making "C.O.D" a certified anthem for anyone grinding for theirs. Directed with a sharp eye for the streets that raised him, Wook continues to build his growing catalog while giving Jackson, TN a consistent voice in the independent rap scene. STREAM “C.O.D” ON ALL PLATFORMS @wook 📲 Follow Wook: @731wook 📲 Follow BayBo: @ceobaybo 🎥 Video by: @iceyj_totalvision

Rapper Silentó Sentenced to 30 Years

 

Ricky Lamar Hawk, better known by his stage name Silentó, has been sentenced to 30 years in prison in connection with the 2021 killing of his cousin, Frederick Rooks III.

The 27-year-old rapper, who rose to fame with the hit single “Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae),” pleaded guilty but mentally ill to multiple charges, including voluntary manslaughter, aggravated assault, possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime, and concealing the death of another.

The Bizness Drops Bilingual Trap Anthem “Dicen Que Son” with Lil Wayne (@LilTunechi) & Daiz

The Bizness continues to break boundaries with the release of his latest single, “Dicen Que Son (They Say They Are)” — a bold fusion of West Coast hip-hop, reggaeton, and Latin trap. Seamlessly blending the gritty lyricism of American rap with the pulsating beats of Medellín, Colombia, the track delivers a genre-defying sound that bridges cultures and continents. Produced in collaboration with Valco and featuring an unforgettable hook by Daiz, both of the acclaimed Latin group Las Nubes, “Dicen Que Son” is a masterclass in cross-cultural collaboration. The track showcases The Bizness’s versatility, pairing Spanish and English lyrics over infectious production that pays homage to classic West Coast flows while pushing the boundaries of Latin trap. Adding fire to the track is a show-stopping guest verse from hip-hop legend Lil Wayne, cementing “Dicen Que Son” as a powerful anthem that speaks to authenticity, identity, and global influence in modern music. With this release, The Bizness solidifies their place at the intersection of Latin and American hip-hop — proving that borders mean nothing when the beat hits just right. “Dicen Que Son” is available now on all streaming platforms. For press inquiries, interviews, or more information, please contact: Moneymatt@stopbeefinradio.com

Snotty Nose Rez Kids (@TheRezKids) headline Indigenous Arts Festival

Two-day festival also features Na-Me-Res Pow Wow and an all-star cast of acts including Shub (formerly of A Tribe Called Red) and much more.

The two-day FREE ADMISSION Indigenous Arts Festival delivers a power packed lineup of events at downtown Toronto's Fort York (250 Fort York Boulevard) on June 20th and 21st in celebration of Indigenous Peoples Month, anchored by a blockbuster live music concert from multi-award winners Snotty Nose Rez Kids. This year's festival boasts an impressive lineup of concerts and performances by award-winning musicians including Shub (formerly of A Tribe Called Red), Twin Flames, Desiree Dorion, Amanda Rheaume, The North Sound, and James Wilson, alongside dance performances, lacrosse demonstrations, film screenings and a traditional Pow Wow. Attendees will also be able to browse artisan and food market stalls, offering authentic handmade crafts, artwork and delicious cuisine, while taking in some highly impressive artistic and culinary experiences of the First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples of Turtle Island. This year's free family-friendly festival will surely be one to remember! 

FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS

Snotty Nose Rez Kids

As the first Indigenous group to win a JUNO Award for Rap Album/EP of the Year (2025), the Snotty Nose Rez Kids are a First Nations hip hop duo composed of Haisla rappers Darren "Young D" Metz and Quinton "Yung Trybez" Nyce who are originally from Kitamaat Village, British Columbia. In 2023, they signed with Sony Music Entertainment Canada and released their sixth studio album—and first major label debut—RED FUTURE in 2024. Following the release of RED FUTURE, the duo embarked on a 35-city North American tour. Known for their high energy and electrifying performances, they played over 70 shows last year across Canada, the U.S., Mexico, Australia, the UK, and the Netherlands. Their live presence has also led to performances at major sporting events, including games for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Vancouver Canucks, and Toronto Raptors. Celebrated for their artistry and impact, they have earned six JUNO Award nominations, four Polaris Prize Shortlist placements, and a SOCAN Award among many other accolades.  

Shub

For over a decade, Shub (formerly known as DJ Shub) has been at the forefront of a movement that reshaped the landscape of Indigenous electronic music. A trailblazer who coined the powwow-step genre and a former member of the JUNO-winning A Tribe Called Red, Shub has spent years blending the ancient rhythms of powwow music with the pulse of modern beats, scratching, and bass-heavy production. With a new name and vision, Shub is stepping beyond the DJ booth—emerging as a composer, storyteller, and renowned artist. 

Indigenous Arts Festival - full lineup   

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R. Kelly's Attorney Says Feds Are Plotting to Kill Singer

 

R. Kelly’s attorney held a press conference calling on President Trump to intervene in what they allege is a plot to kill the disgraced R&B singer while he serves his prison sentence in North Carolina.