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On the first single from the official soundtrack to Creed III, JID and Lute step into the ring, hyping each other up on the energetic track, “Ma Boy.” The song features the Dreamville labelmates giving each other encouragement, as they put on their boxing gloves and get ready for an epic fight.

“Boy, boy, that’s my brother, so play it cool / He a fool, a tool, a loose screw / Pickin’ on me, ain’t no pick and choose / Either way that you look, it’s a lose-lose,” raps JID on his first verse.

Soon after, Lute joins in, matching JID’s energy, rapping, “You know that we ain’t the same / You know how I got these stripes / They know I’m rooted in blood / Y’all just be lit of the hype, you know this really my life.”

The soundtrack to the third installment of the Creed series will be executive produced by Dreamville, alongside Proximity Media (Ryan Coogler, Ludwig Göransson, Archie Davis), Outlier Society (Michael B. Jordan) and Executive Music Producer Frank Brim. In the past, the soundtrack to the second film was produced by Mike Will Made-It, and the first by Kevin Weaver.

The Creed III soundtrack will arrive next month, in tandem with the movie’s premiere.

In the meantime, you can stream “Ma Boy” here.

The Creed III soundtrack is out 3/3 via Dreamville and Interscope.

GloRilla is back with her empowering brand new song, “Internet Trolls,” which serves as a pushback anthem against exactly that: the online haters.

“You could be who you wanna be, live how you wanna live / Stunt how you wanna stunt, give what you ‘posed to give / Say what you wanna say, feel how you wanna feel,” Glo notes in the first verse. “Sometimes, I think they be forgettin’ the internet a fairytale / Teach that n**** for the people, but in person, he a b*tch / They be gangster on the booth, but in them papers be a snitch.”

As for the music video, it finds GloRilla tracking down her e-haters and teaching them a lesson — without any major spoilers here.

Long story short: nothing online matters. Log off. Have some real fun with your besties. And ignore anyone who has a problem with it.

She had previously teased the heavy-hitting track in a video clip from Triller, where she dances around a room and shows off her decked-out rings.

“Love the positive message Queen!” one fan wrote under Glo’s teaser.

Meanwhile, others were dying over one of the lines, “She be mommy of the year but never have them kids.”

Check out GloRilla’s latest “Internet Trolls” above. Continue scrolling for some additional fan reactions to the song.

Check out the video for “Internet Trolls” above.

Two of the most attention-grabbing rising artists at the moment, PinkPantheress and Ice Spice, have united for a remix of PP’s song — now titled “Boy’s A Liar Pt. 2.”

Already an anthem to calling a man out for his sketchy ways, this collab truly raises the stakes by bringing the iconic girls of the internet together. “Take a look inside your heart / Is there any room for me?” PinkPantheress maintains from the original. “You only want to hold me when I’m looking good enough.”

“His girl is a bum to me / Like that boy is a cap / Sayin’ he home, but I know where he at,” Ice Spice adds once she changes the pace for her guest verse, shifting the vibes to really tell the man off.

“If you don’t speak, does that mean we’re through? / Don’t like sneaky sh*t that you do,” the “Bikini Bottom” rapper concludes.

“Working with this amazing woman on this remix was a delight from start to finish and the easiest collaboration I’ve ever made,” PinkPantheress shared in a statement.

There’s also been hints about a music video after the two were spotted filming outside of a TikTok user’s apartment…

Listen to PinkPantheress and Ice Spice’s “Boy’s A Liar Pt. 2” above.

PinkPantheress is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Beyoncé‘s Renaissance World Tour is set to kick off this spring, and you can believe that the Beyhive already has strategic plans in place to get their tickets. While the pre-sales have not officially begun yet, many fans are still shaken up after last November’s Ticketmaster fiasco that took place during the pre-sale for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.

Several Swifties waited in Ticketmaster’s virtual waiting room for hours on the day of the virtual pre-sale, but many didn’t get their tickets, as the website kept glitching, and the rules for accessing the pre-sale were rather vague. Since then the United States Congress has held a hearing regarding Ticketmaster and their questionable practices.

The first of two pre-sales for the Renaissance World Tour will begin Tuesday, February 7, with the second taking place the following Tuesday, February 14. With the pre-sale imminent, Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee have issued a warning to Ticketmaster.

“We’re watching,” read a tweet from the Senate Judiciary Committee’s official Twitter account.

But hopefully, this pre-sale won’t break any of the Beyhiver’s souls. Ahead of the pre-sale, Ticketmaster issued a notice, revealing that they have changed some of their policies and processes.

“Demand for this tour is expected to be high,” read the statement. “If there is more demand than there are tickets available, a lottery-style selection process will determine which registered Verified Fans get a unique access code and which are placed on the waitlist. A Verified Fan access code does not guarantee tickets, it just gives you access to join the sale. All tickets will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. If tickets remain, the lottery-style process will be used to invite more Verified Fans from the waitlist to join the sale.”

The Cleveland Cavaliers picked up a strong home victory over the Memphis Grizzlies on Thursday, winning by a 15-point margin in front of a national television audience. Beyond the win-loss result, though, there were fireworks in the third quarter when a fight broke out, leading to the ejections of Cavs star Donovan Mitchell and Grizzlies wing Dillon Brooks. The incident was ignited when Brooks hit Mitchell in the nuts during live play and, after the game, Mitchell spoke extensively about his feels on Brooks. In short, it wasn’t terribly positive.

“That’s just who he is,” Mitchell said. “We’ve seen it a bunch in this league with him. Him and I have had our personal battles for years. Quite frankly, I’ve been busting his ass for years, playoffs, regular season. And the one game he does an alright job on me today, he decides to do something like that. There’s no place for that in the game and you’ve gotta protect yourself at the end of the day.”

“This has been brewing for years, with me, with other guys in the league,” Mitchell continued. “You all see it. This isn’t new. Tonight was just the end of it. It’s tough when you can’t guard somebody and can’t do something with somebody, you gotta resort to that and that’s what he’s done to a lot of players… I’m glad my guys held it down tonight and had my back throughout the whole thing.”

It certainly isn’t a given for a player ejected after 22 minutes to even speak at a postgame press conference, even when acknowledging Mitchell is Cleveland’s most prominent player. Still, it appeared as if he had plenty to get off his chest about Brooks, and as Mitchell noted, Brooks has seemingly earned a reputation around the league for chippy behavior at the very least. It isn’t every day that you hear this kind of candid sentiment from one player to another on the record, but there is no love lost between Mitchell and Brooks, and things boiled over in this instance.

The Cavs were fully behind Mitchell, as he got presented with the chain in the locker room and coach J.B. Bickerstaff had quite the quote about his guys.

Skrillex has been on a serious roll this year — and doesn’t appear to have any plans to slow down anytime soon. He’s back again this week with a brand new song, “Xena,” that’s a collab with Palestinian performer and composer Nai Barghouti.

Barghouti’s sole vocals open the song before the fierce electronic beat is added as a layer — and then eventually gets an instrumental break to shine. Dark and enthralling, this might be at the top of Skrillex’s teased drops from his upcoming album.

Last month, the producer dropped a collab with Bladee on “Real Spring” and prefaced that with additional songs that featured Fred Again, Flow Dan, Trippie Redd, PinkPantheress, and Bobby Raps.

“People ask why ‘I’ve been gone’ or ‘fell off,’ rightfully so,” Skrillex shared on Twitter recently. “Like I said, 22 was sort of my tipping point, I had to put everything on ice especially my projects/career.”

“The truth is I didn’t cancel sunset and movement festival because of my albums,” he added. “It we because I was working on myself. For the first time in 4-5 years I’ve found a new sense of peace. It took so much work and sacrifice to get here.”

Listen to Skrillex and Nai Barghouti’s new song “Xena” above.

Jazz musician Terrace Martin has teamed up with house producer and singer Channel Tres for a breezy new collaboration. On their new single, “Chucks,” the two describe a day in Los Angeles, while on foot in their favorite shoes — Converse, also known as Chuck Taylor’s.

On the song, Tres makes nods to the City of Angels, by rap-singing, “Walkin’ on the street I see cop cars / Walkin’ on the street that’s the boulevard / It’s that motherf*ckin’ hustle and bustle sh*t / Know what I’m sayin’”

Throughout the thumping, groovy beat, Martin’s signature saxophone riffs give the song a dreamy feel.

In a press release accompanied by the track, Martin describes it as “a sonic picture that represents New Los Angeles. The driving pulse of the song represents the tempo of traffic, the bass line is the attitude of a true Angeleno, the space that Channel commands with his vocals closely relates to the motion of water. At the end of the day it’s goin’ to make you move and feel good about being alive.”

Tres also explained that lyrically, he wanted to pay homage to his west coast childhood.

“This record is about reminiscing and grieving my past,” Tres said. “I grew up on Long Beach Blvd. and a lot of things took place there. I remember the donut shop, the car wash, the Compton swap meet, and I tried to best articulate that feeling with space and groovy production. Chucks were also my choice of shoe growing up — they cost $25 at the swap meet, and they looked good. I had a bunch of them.”

You can check out “Chucks” above.

Tensions flared in the third quarter of Thursday night’s game between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Memphis Grizzlies. Donovan Mitchell and Dillion Brooks got into it with one another after Brooks hit Mitchell below the belt, the Cavaliers star unsurprisingly reacted strongly to the whole thing, and players and coaches from both teams sprinted in to break up the ensuing fracas.

Brooks was contested at the rim by Evan Mobley while the Cavaliers were up, 81-76, with 5:48 left in the third. The ball landed in Mitchell’s hands, at which point Brooks rolled over and smacked Cleveland’s All-Star guard below the belt with his left hand.

Mitchell was not a fan of the maneuver by Brooks, who was called for a foul. After he fell to the ground, Mitchell threw the ball at Brooks, and while the Grizzlies wing was not in any rush to get off the ground, Mitchell sprung to his feet and shoved Brooks, which led to things really popping off. Brooks got shoved to the ground and appeared to get tackled as he was trying to get up by a Grizzlies assistant, and eventually, everyone was able to get separated.

Both Mitchell and Brooks were eventually ejected after the situation was reviewed. If there is any additional punishment, we should hear about that in the coming days.

After hinting at it for a while, Unknown Mortal Orchestra finally announced their forthcoming double album, V, and that it will drop next month.

The new single, “Layla,” pulls from Ruban Nielson‘s influence in “Hawaiian Hapa-haole music,” according to a press release. He also dropped a music video, directed by Vira-Lata, that is the first in a two-part series about two young women.

Last October, they also teased the new album with “I Killed Captain Cook” and another video — this time that starred Nielson’s mother Deedee Aipolani Nielson, who was Miss Aloha Hula in 1973.

“In Hawaii, everything shifted off of me and my music,” Nielson shared in a statement. “Suddenly, I was spending more time figuring out what others need and what my role is within my family. I also learned that things I thought were true of myself are bigger than I thought.”

“My way of making mischief – that’s not just me – that’s my whole Polynesian side,” he added. “I thought I was walking away from music to focus on family, but the two ended up connecting.”

Listen to “Layla” above. Below, find the V album cover and tracklist.

1. “The Garden”
2. “Guilty Pleasures”
3. “Meshuggah”
4. “The Widow”
5. “In The Rear View”
6. “That Life”
7. “Layla”
8. “Shin Ramyun”
9. “Weekend Run”
10. “The Beach”
11. “Nadja”
12. “Keaukaha”
13. “I Killed Captain Cook”
14. “Drag”

V is out 3/17 via Jagjaguwar. Pre-order it here.

Maluma and Marc Anthony have teamed up for an all-too-relatable break-up anthem. On their new collaboration, “La Fórmula,” the two Latin music superstars are trying anything to get their past loves off their minds.

On the chorus, each of the two take turns singing, “No hay una fórmula para olvidar tus besos / Ni una ecuación que el resultado lleve a eso / Por más que sume y multiplique, me da menos / Ya que te fuiste, por fa’, no te vayas lejos,” which, in English, translates to, “There’s no formula to forget your kisses / Nor is there an equation that leads to that / No matter how much I add and multiply, it gives me less / Since you left, please, don’t go far away.”

In the song’s accompanying visual, Maluma and Anthony are seen cutting vocals to the duet in a recording studio. It appears the bro time is therapeutic as they recover from their respective broken hearts.

The song is expected to appear on Maluma’s next album, which would follow up last year’s The Love & Sex Tape. Not much is known about the upcoming album, however, it appears Maluma may be introducing a new alter ego with this project. In an Instagram post teasing “La Fórmula,” Maluma shared a clip from the video and captioned it with “EMPEZÓ LA ERA DON JUAN,” which means “Let the era of Don Juan begin.”

Check out “La Fórmula” above.