A little over a year after sharing his debut album, True 2 Myself, Lil Tjay continues to promote it, and rightfully so. Having debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard album charts, the album spawned a pair of gold singles in “Leaked,” which would be later remixed by Lil Wayne, and “Ruthless,” as well as the platinum single, “Brothers.” Heading back to the album once again, Lil Tjay shares a new video for “Sex Sounds.”

Showcasing the warm weather the world is missing due to quarantining from the coronavirus, Lil Tjay heads to the tropics with his special lady for some alone time. Things begin in the bedroom, with Tjay and his lover showing a great deal of affection towards each other, before heading outdoors. The video captures the two lovers at the beach and in the dense rain forest, enjoying the outdoors, all while Tjay continues to shower his partner with love and appreciation.

The video arrived just nearly a month after Lil Tjay joined Lil Tecca for their “All Star” collaboration. Lil Tjay also paid homage to Pop Smoke days after his tragic death with his song, “Forever Pop.”

Read our review of Lil Tjay’s True 2 Myself here.

You can watch the video for “Sex Sounds” above.

Kicking off what may be a year of OVO releases, PartyNextDoor shared his third album, PartyMobile, at the end of March. Fans of the OVO camp can now shift their attention to Dvsn as they prepare to release their own third album, A Muse In Her Feelings, next week. Four singles have been released already, including “Miss Me” and “No Cryin’” with Future, and on Wednesday Dvsn took to social media to share the trailer for the upcoming album, revealing its concept and some additional guest apperances.

Acknowledging their rather quiet activity since their Morning After album in 2017, the trailer begins with a female voice sharing the theme of the album, namely, “Why are we in our feelings?” The trailer paints the album as a kind of documentary, one that finds Dvsn blurring the line between “investigative journalists and impromptu therapists.”

As the trailer comes to a close, the names of the guest appearances on A Muse In Her Feelings appear one-by-one on the screen. In addition to Snoh Aalegra and Future, Summer Walker, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Ty Dolla $ign, Popcaan, Buju Banton, Shantel May and Jessie Reyez will also appear on the upcoming album.

Watch the album trailer for A Muse In Her Feelings above.

A Muse In Her Feelings is out 04/17 via OVO Sound. Get it here.

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Tears for Fears’ “Mad World” first hit the charts in 1982 but had a huge resurrection after its inclusion in the 2001 cult film “Donny Darko.” Tears for Fears singer Curt Smith recently performed the song with his daughter Diva while in quarantine in Los Angeles and it feels just as relevant now as ever.

This version of the song is interesting because it’s the original singer, Curt Smith, performing a version that’s more similar to Gary Jules’ cover than the original. The Jules cover was arranged by “Donnie Darko” composer, Michael Andrews.

The lyrics to the first verse and chorus of the song are an eerie reflection of the world under lockdown.

All around me are familiar faces

Worn out places, worn out faces

Bright and early for the daily races

Going nowhere, going nowhere

Their tears are filling up their glasses

No expression, no expression

Hide my head, I wanna drown my sorrow

No tomorrow, no tomorrow

And I find it kind of funnyI find it kind of sad

The dreams in which I’m dying

Are the best I’ve ever hadI find it hard to tell youI find it hard to take

When people run in circles it’s a very, very

Mad world, mad world

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My skincare-related Google searches have skyrocketed recently, hbu?

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A federal report details how a potential “super-spreading event” in Chicago likely infected 15 people at two family gatherings, three of whom died of COVID-19.

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“I’ll always rememberrrrrr.”

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Quarantined Americans continue to obsess over Tiger King, the Netflix doc series about zookeeper-turned-convict Joe Maldonado-Passage, aka Joe Exotic, who’s currently serving a 22-year jail sentence on a number of convictions, including murder-for-hire. Among Joe’s many, many colorful qualities is that he’s been seeking a pardon from outlandish and possibly dangerous figure: Donald J. Trump. And on Wednesday, someone finally asked the president about a man whose story was too disturbing for Larry David.

As per Deadline, the question was posed during the president’s daily coronavirus press conference by The New York Post’s Steven Nelson, who asked if he’d given a though to pardoning one of the most-watched stars of the quarantine. Alas, Joe may have to wait a bit longer for a pardon.

“I know nothing about it. He has 22 years for what? What did he do?” Trump asked Nelson. When the reporter listed his crimes but added that Joe still claimed innocence, the president replied, “You think he didn’t do it? Are you on his side? Are you recommending a pardon?” Finally he broke out an old Trump chestnut: “I’ll take a look.”

At least there’s one bit of closure here: Donald Trump has not yet watched Tiger King. He’s been trying to belatedly solve a pandemic, so he may not having time for a seven-episode show, though he’d probably admire how Joe underpaid his staff. We’ll see what comes first: a pardon for Joe Exotic or widespread national testing for COVID-19.

(Via Deadline)

To close out 2019, Trippie Redd shared the fourth installment of his A Love Letter To You mixtape series. Laced with 21 songs, the project proved to be his most successful release, debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard album charts with 104,000 in first-week sales. In February, Trippie shared the deluxe version of the album, featuring 8 new song. One of those was “Yell Oh,” a collaboration with Young Thug, which proved to be the fan-favorite. Nearly two months later, Trippie Redd returns with a video for the song.

Attempting to “illustrate the various nightmares that result from the illicit use of drugs,” as reads the disclaimer at the start, Trippie Redd and Young Thug are portrayed as claymation figures. The rappers hit the road after spending time at a strip club, tearing through the city, all while snatching diamonds from a restricted area. They also escape from the police thanks to oversized Percocet pills, and stop by a gas station to pump their car with Promethazine, as well as purchase some alcohol.

Unbeknownst to Trippie and Thug, their journey has caused a stir in the city, bringing large amounts of attention to them both. Shortly after pulling over by a lake for a quick breather, a swarm of “Opps” surround them, firing at them. Trippie and Thug are able to escape from the ambush and head back on the road. Unfortunately, their luck soon runs out during their high-speed getaway as they fall into the mouth of an underground monster.

The video comes just a month after Trippie was sued by Three 6 Mafia for an uncleared sample of their song “Hit A Muthaf*cka,” which he used in his A Love Letter To You 4 track “Death.”

Watch the video for “Yell Oh” above.