Tyler The Creator is a man with many personas (as seen in his video for the single “Sorry Not Sorry”) to match each of his eras in the game. However, the musician is letting it be known that fans should hold tight to the releases they receive while he’s breathing because that will all come to an end once he transitions to the other side.
While gushing onstage to fans about his latest songs, including those featured on his newest album, Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale, he shared that he legally took precautions to ensure that his estate could not release a posthumous album when he dies.
“I’m just so excited,” the recording artist gleefully declared. He then went on to say, “Some of these [songs] are so good that I can’t just let it sit on my hard drive because I have in my will that if I die, they can’t put no f*cking posthumous album out.”
The news was met with a roaring cheer from the crowd. “That’s gross. Then they’ll get some random feature from a n***** that I didn’t really f*ck with like that. No,” said Tyler.
Tyler, the Creator says that if something ever happened to him, nothing posthumous would ever be released.
“I have it in my will that if i die they can’t put no f**kin’ post(humous) album out.” pic.twitter.com/D9TmUxpN87
This isn’t the first time the entertainer has spoken publicly about his wishes regarding the creative affairs following his death. In a conversation with XXL, Tyler said, “Do not continue anything in my name if I die. You got this on record. If I ever die, I don’t want people to put my music out. The companies are over with. Everything’s done.”
Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale is out now via Columbia Records. Find more information here.
Joe Rogan has finally weighed in on the Tucker Carlson debacle after the Fox News personality was abruptly fired on Monday. While Rogan is obviously a fan of Carlson and his like-minded conspiratorial views, the podcaster also has a huge amount of reverence for Fox News and firmly believes that the network knows what it’s doing.
“They’re f*cking Fox News, man. They’re smart. They’re not stupid,” Rogan said. “Although it was very shocking seeing him leave.”
According to Rogan, Carlson could easily become a valuable commodity on the internet, and it’s in Fox News’ best interest to make sure that never happens. Via Mediaite:
“I mean, if I was a person in a position of power and a wild card, like Tucker Carlson got released from Fox News and maybe Rumble makes a deal with him or something like that. Do you have any fucking idea how big that would be?” Rogan said.
“It could make that app — it could make that platform. I mean, if Tucker Carlson goes over there, it would be worth it for them to invest a considerable amount of money but if I was Fox News, that’s the last thing I would want.”
While Rogan has no idea what happened behind-the-scenes with Tucker’s exit, he’s pretty confident that Fox News would attempt to lock him down with some sort of “no compete” and “pay him off.”
“You’d be better off just giving him the same amount of money he made when he was on the air, than you would have with him opposing you,” Rogan opined.
Welcome to SNX DLX, your weekly roundup of the best sneakers to hit the internet. We can confidently say that this is the strongest single week for releases in the entire year so far. Seriously. Whether you like high-profile brand collaborations, new designs that don’t rely on nostalgia to move products, or tried and true classics, this week has a little bit of something for everyone.
This week’s obvious highlight is Travis Scott’s latest Jordan collaboration, a low-top olive-adorned Jordan 1. But Travis isn’t the only big musician heating up the week, Bad Bunny is also dropping a similarly colored collaboration with Adidas. These two celeb collaborations bookend the week with some classic Jordan colorways and eye-catching New Balances filling out the rest of the spots.
There is a lot to love for sneaker fans of all tastes — so let’s dive in!
Women’s Air Jordan 1 Low x Travis Scott Medium Olive
What a way to start the week! Travis Scott is back with his latest signature Nike, a Medium Olive rendition of the low-top Jordan 1. Featuring olive accents and sail panels over a black leather upper, this Jordan 1 looks to Moto-style for inspiration (the colors resemble a racing flag) and sports embroidered Cactus Jack branding on the tongue tag.
Brace yourself people with big feet, we’ve got some bad news for you — it’s a women’s size exclusive. There was once a time when ultra-hyped women’s size exclusives would inspire a bunch of whining from men who feel left out, causing brands to cave to the pressure (looking at you Off-White) but these days the sneaker world is in a comfortable enough position to not give this one a wider release.
You win some you lose some, and this time around the ladies are being treated to the best sneaker drop of the week!
The Women’s Air Jordan 1 Low x Travis Scott Medium Olive is out now. Pick up a pair via the Nike SNKRS app or aftermarket sites like GOAT and Flight Club.
Speaking of Off-White, the late great Virgil’s brand is back with this new colorway of an original Abloh design. Featuring a Pine Green leather upper with a white swoosh and midsole, this reimagined AF-1 sports a unique spike traction design, two sets of laces, and Flywire cables crossing across the sneaker’s body.
The Nike Air Force 1 Mid x Off-White Pine Green is set to drop on April 28th at 7:00 AM PST. Pick up a pair via the Nike SNKRS app.
It’s not Off-White but it’s just as wacky, the Washed Dark Blue Air Max 1 features a patchwork take on the silhouette with a mixed textile upper that combines Denim and animal print with Picante Red and white accents, laser etching on the tongue, rope laces, and a suede Swoosh.
It’s a bit all over the place but in the best way possible.
The Nike Air Max 1 Washed Dark Blue is set to drop on April 28th at 7:00 AM PST. Pick up a pair via the Nike SNKRS app.
If you’re after an all-time classic, this True Blue and Copper Jordan 3 is the way to go. Featuring a white leather upper with True Blue accents and Metallic Copper eyelets and branding, this Jordan 1 sports that classic combination of leather and an elephant print mudguard that makes the Jordan 3 so iconic.
For some people, this easily beats out the OG University Red colorway. We are those people, this is a top-three Jordan colorway for sure.
The Air Jordan 3 True Blue and Copper is set to drop on April 29th at 7:00 AM PST. Pick up a pair via the Nike SNKRS app.
New Balance is holding its own against Nike this week with a handful of dope releases starting with this Tan and Black rendition of the 990v2. Part of the premium MADE in USA line, this 990 features an upper of mixed unbuckle leather, premium pigskin suede, and mesh over an ABZORB midsole for a comfort-focused fit.
The sneaker sports heritage styling for a vintage look and embroidered vintage-style branding at the tongue.
The New Balance MADE in USA 990v2 is out now. Pick up a pair via the New Balance webstore.
If you’re looking for something a bit more contemporary, New Balance is also dropping a Tan and Black 990v3 which features an updated design.
The upper of this sneaker is still a three-way split of pigskin suede, nubuck leather, and mesh over an ENCAP midsole which offers a lighter step and enhanced support. At the heel is a classic NB logo with embroidered detailing at the tongue and heel.
The New Balance MADE in USA 990v3 is out now. Pick up a pair via the New Balance webstore.
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New Balance x Joe Freshgoods 610 Latte With Carrot
Joe Freshgoods is linking up with New Balance once again for a double sneaker drop this week. First up is Freshgoods’ take on the 610v1. This trail-inspired sneaker sports a mesh upper with diamond knit details at the collar, suede overlays, and an embroidered Freshgood’s custom camo outline.
Rounding out the design is Nubuck overlays, a rubberized tongue logo, and an EVA midsole.
The New Balance x Joe Freshgoods 610 is set to drop on April 28th at 7:00 AM PST. Pick up a pair via the New Balance webstore.
For his second NB linkup this week, Freshgoods is keeping the outdoor theme rolling with this take on the Rainer. The Rainer sports a ripstop GORE-TEX equipped nylon upper with a custom woodland camo pattern, and brass eyelets that provide a nice contrast to the mix of brown and green colors.
The tongue features a co-branded woven label and the sneaker sits atop an EVA midsole and a Vibram outsole with enhanced grip.
The New Balance x Joe Freshgoods Rainier is set to drop on April 28th at 7:00 AM PST. Pick up a pair via the New Balance webstore.
Bad Bunny returns! It might not be quite as exciting as Travis Scott’s Jordan linkup, but the Bad Bunny’s Adidas collaborations are pretty solid as well, and this moss-colored new colorway looks great!
The Bad Bunny Wild Moss utilizes the brand’s Campus silhouette and alters it with a double tongue-design, and a full velvet soft suede upper with a textile lining and a rubber outsole. Rounding out the design is Bad Bunny branding at the tongue and an extra padded heel piece.
The Adidas Bad Bunny Campus in Wild Moss is set to drop on April 29th at 7:00 AM PST. Pick up a pair via the Adidas CONFIRMED app or aftermarket sites like GOAT.
Jason Momoa, a big man, has a big 2023 ahead of him. This May sees the release of Fast X, the 10th film in the Fast and Furious, while Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom comes out the day before Christmas. There’s also Chief of War, his Apple TV+ series about the unification of the Hawaiian Islands, which might premiere this year. Ahead of all that, Momoa spoke to Men’s Health for a cover story, and basically everything he said is blockquote-worthy.
Here he is on Aquaman:
“Well, to be perfectly honest, I was absolutely baffled that Aquaman was received so well. I’ve done things that are amazing that no one sees and no one gives a sh*t about. You just don’t know in this business.”
And a certain unnamed actor:
“I’ve seen some of the most shocking acting performances firsthand and watched them edited, and they were amazing. I wish I could tell you who it was. I’m like, ‘What the f*ck?’ I watched this guy who had to be fucking propped up. They read the lines to him. But this motherf*cker killed it when the edit came in and was applauded for it. At that point, I was like, wow, this sh*t is made in the edit.”
And his reaction to a letter from Harrison Ford:
“Han Solo! Indiana Jones! Bro!”
Honestly? That would be my response, too.
But my favorite part of the Men’s Health profile is what Momoa told Vin Diesel while they were making Fast X. “I saw the first Fast and the one that was in Brazil [Fast Five], and they’re amazing — they always are. I talked to Vin and said, ‘Yo, Daddy-o, I’m here to support you, but I’m going to do it my way. I’m going to be a bad man, and you’re going to want to take me out!’ It felt really good to go there without some ego competition,” he said. Momoa called it “an honor” to be part of the Fast family, adding, “I’m down to go down.”
When Pete Davidson hosts SNL this upcoming weekend, he won’t be joking about ex-girlfriend Kim Kardashian. This will still be awkward, probably, given that Pete and Kim met when she hosted the NBC late-night sketch series, but in all fairness, Pete might be occupied while dodging BDE jokes from the cast. Lots of fodder there will be hard to resist.
However, Kim didn’t put any such limits on referencing her breakup with Pete in the new trailer for The Kardashians on Hulu. She’s seen embracing sister Khloé while admitting that she’s not alright, and that it’s been a pretty awful day. This feels mildly surprising, given that Kim has played her cards close to her sleeve with the Pete relationship, but she’s also been known to save some drama for the cameras. The trailer further dives into her drama with Kourtney, who feels like Kim used her wedding (to Travis Barker) as a PR opportunity. That seems like a fair criticism. As well, Khloé will detail her fight with melanoma, and here’s the season’s synopsis:
The cameras return as Kris, Kourtney, Kim, Khloé, Kendall and Kylie invite viewers back into their lives as they navigate motherhood, coparenting, and building their own empires. Their bond will be tested and tensions arise, but as a family they will stand together through the storm.
Hulu The Kardashians Season 3 premieres on May 25.
Sure, you may have attended Coachella, but were you guest listed to any of the Coachella after-parties? Everyone and anyone who attends Coachella goes straight for the influencer-worthy photos in front of the Ferris wheel, adorned in flashy fast-fashion outfits that may just be worn once. And yet, only a select few hundred people from the 120,000 attendees each weekend this year made it into the exclusive Coachella after-parties at Zenyara Estate. Now there’s where you can brag about photo ops.
Hosted by Corso Marketing Group (CMG) – the experiential production agency behind Goldenvoice since the inception of Coachella – both Weekend One and Weekend Two of the festival featured an insane roster of programming on the 70-acre private luxury desert estate. If you were one to cry over Frank Ocean’s botched set during Weekend One and missed him all together for Weekend Two, there were plenty of after party sets all throughout the six festival evenings to help dry your tears.
Weekend One saw exclusive sets by Rufus Du Sol, TALE OF US, KEINEMUSIK, and Cassian, all of which saw a crowd of cool kids — held down by talented attendees Diplo, Becky G, G-Eazy, Post Malone, Zoey Deutch, Tobey Maguire, Leonardo Dicaprio, Alesso, Diddy, Madison Pettis, Metro Boomin’, Bella Thorne, Travis Kelce and more.
Weekend Two wrapped up three nights with highly exclusive performances by Skrillex, Kaytranada, Fisher, Gordo, Francis Mercer, Camelphat, Kitty Cash, and Hot Since 82. Of course, The Kid LAROI, Katarina Deme, Alabama Barker, Bryant, Adison Justis, Avry Justice, Tyga, Anderson Paak, and more were all dancing in the crowds throughout the property.
Among the highly exclusive after parties, attendees were welcomed with an aquatic wonderland, a white sand beach, a front entry moat, a boating path with boat and jetski options, infinity pools, large sundecks, fire pits, a plethora of bars, a golf course, ATV course, sports courts, and state-of-the-art gym and spa. Let’s just say… we have some FOMO. If you’re already imagining yourself raging to Skrillex while you dance next to Tyga, let these photos help you bring that vision to life.
This weekend, Return of the Jedi returns to theaters for its 40th anniversary. (Actually a little early, Return of the Jedi was actually released on May 25th.) Unfortunately it will not be the version that was released in 1983, but, instead, the Special Edition version that was released in theaters in March of 1997. (To get technical, the film has even been updated since then, but most of the changes happened in 1997.) I could go my whole life without seeing Jedi Rocks again, but, alas, it looks like I will be.
Return of the Jedi is a weird one for me as it’s my least favorite Star Wars movie of the Original Trilogy – and Luke’s plan to rescue Han Solo still makes absolutely no sense – but at the same time invokes the most nostalgia. I somehow have the ability to separate these two things. I saw The Empire Strikes Back in theaters when I was five, my first movie ever in a theater, but my memory of this is hazy. But I was eight when Return of the Jedi was released, which is kind of the perfect age for a Star Wars movie like this one to come out. And even for Star Wars, the marketing was in hyperdrive. Return of the Jedi was everywhere. From my memory, the only movie to maybe come close to this level of marketing was The Phantom Menace 16 years later.
Also being amped up, and adding to the nostalgia, were the action figures. The original Star Wars had a grand total of 21 action figures made. (Technically 20 from the movie, as Kenner made a Boba Fett figure before its The Empire Strikes Back line. Even then there were some odd choices. There would be no Tarkin action figure, even though he’s the main villain from the movie. But you could get Snaggletooth, who had about one second of screen time in the movie during the cantina scene. The Empire Strikes Back had a grand total of 29 action figures. Return of the Jedi would feature a whopping 47* action figures (if you count the Max Rebo band, and I do) from that movie alone. But like Tarkin from the first movie, there would be no Mon Mothma, literally the leader of the Rebel Alliance. But you could buy someone named “Prune Face.”
*We are getting into the weeds a bit here, but since I don’t want people yelling at me on Twitter, the last wave of Return of the Jedi** figures were released in 1985 on packaging titled “The Power of the Force.” Which, at the time, was very confusing – leading kids like me to think a new Star Wars movie called The Power of the Force was coming. In reality, Kenner just didn’t want to try to sell toys for a two-year-old movie and tried to rebrand it into something hip and fun. In fact, Kenner proposed a whole new Star Wars storyline to Lucasfilm and whole new toy line based on this story. Lucasfilm wasn’t interested. And this last line of Star Wars toys found their way to the bargain bins as kids had moved on to G.I. Joe and Transformers. Today, this last line commands the highest prices on auction sites.
**One figure from this last line is Luke Skywalker in a Stormtrooper outfit, which is from the original Star Wars. I know this. Again, just avoiding being yelled at.
Anyway, having said all that, in honor of the sweet nectar of nostalgia and the return of Return of the Jedi to theaters, here’s a list of the ten Return of the Jedi figures that were the strangest to make in the first place. Think of it like this. Let’s say you work at Kenner during this time period and you say, “Hey, we should make a Mon Mothma figure, right? She’s the leader of the Rebel Alliance.” And you are told, “Nah, we need to make this one instead.” This list is, from ten to one, how irritated you’d be at this decision. And we are going to leave any expanded universe or what would come later out of this ranking since that didn’t exist then.
10. R2-D2 (with pop-up lightsaber)
Nothing against R2-D2, but this marks the third R2-D2 figure released at this point. The first one was just R2-D2. The second was with a sensor scope like he used in The Empire Strikes Back. And now this one lets you put a little green stick in his head that looks nothing like an actual lightsaber, even from this era. Anyway, this Artoo is basically like the others, but with a green stick coming out of his head. I’d have much rather had a Mon Mothma. But, I will add this as a caveat: a few years ago I decided to try and rebuild my vintage Star Wars action figure collection with all the original accessories. No piece gave me more trouble than then R2-D2. The figure itself isn’t that hard to find, but the lightsaber he comes with is extremely difficult. Making it harder, there are a lot of reproductions out there and not everyone is upfront about that. I bought one online from a trusted dealer (I am not about to admit what I paid for a green plastic stick, but in my defense it was literally the last thing I needed to complete the set) and read the instructions on how to tell if it’s real or a reproduction – but the problem is the item has to be in your possession to test it. With vintage Star Wars accessories, there’s something called the water test. For whatever reason, accessories float. But the people who make the reproductions make them too heavy, and they sink. Now, this lightsaber has an even more fine level of buoyancy: If you put it in a glass of water it floats, but if you push it under, it then sinks. So there I am, a grown adult, floating a green stick on water, then pushing it under, watching it sink and then celebrating.
9. Han Solo (Trench Coat)
Overall I don’t mind this figure, it’s more the culmination of Kenner never quite getting a Han Solo figure right. (Honestly, I could write a whole piece on this.) The first Han Solo figure from the original Star Wars line is, for some reason, much skinnier than every other figure. On top of that, his head is too small for his body. To the point, Kenner then replaced his head with a bigger version that then looked too big for his body and also resembled Butthead more than Harrison Ford. (Also, this was very confusing as a kid because the new larger head Han didn’t match the figure on the back of the package.)
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The second Han was in his Hoth gear. This was the first Star Wars action figure I ever owned and it was difficult to explain to my parents why I needed another Han Solo, in that he wouldn’t be wearing a heavy coat on every adventure. This figure is fine enough, it’s just his face is a little off and he always has his hood up. The third is probably the best, labeled “Bespin Outfit” even though he wears the same outfit on Hoth. The only problem is, for whatever reason, his boots are tan, the same color as his pants. With black boots, this figure might be about perfect. And then that brings us to trench coat Han, who for some reason is wearing gray slacks (black boots this time though) and his face looks like Bill Clinton circa 1994. Anyway, all of this has bothered me since the 1980s.
8. Anakin Skywalker
Yeah, I get it, how can you have no Anakin Skywalker? Again, if we aren’t going to have a Tarkin, I don’t fully understand why they made a figure of the guy we only see has a Force Ghost at the very end of the movie. Also, Lucasfilm has effectively removed poor Sebastian Shaw as full-on Anakin from the movie. If you see Return of the Jedi this weekend, you will not see Force Ghost Sebastian Shaw. You will see Force Ghost Hayden Christensen. (Shaw still has his scene after Luke takes off Vader’s mask.) It’s weird, with the timeline we have now, during the events of Return of the Jedi, Darth Vader would be around 46 or so. Sebastian Shaw was born in 1905. He was almost 80. (I should point out that 80 in the 1980s was very different than 80s today. At least, not many people that age were making brand new Indiana Jones movies.)
7. Rebel Commando
I get why “generic Rebel soldier” gets made over Mon Mothma, in that they want kids to beg their parents for ten of these to build an army. (Yeah, at least in my house, this didn’t work. I had one. It took everything to convince my mom to buy me a Stormtrooper after I already had a Hoth version.) It’s more the design, it doesn’t really fit in with the rest. It feels more like a G.I. Joe figure with less articulation. Also, I never understood why we got this guy, but we never got the Rebel trooper (aka Fleet Trooper) from the original movie that we see fighting Stormtroopers as the movie opens. The first generic Rebel soldier was in his Hoth gear. Good figure! But also very specialized.
6. Warok/Lumat
I’m not advocating both of these Ewoks should not have been made, just that one or the other shouldn’t have been made. And, look, I get it there was a huge Ewok village playset they were selling and the more Ewoks to fill it with, the better. But these two look almost exactly the same. To the point, as I said earlier, I have both of them right now and I can hardly tell a difference. There were so many Ewoks! Make one that has different color fur! Now take Teebo, there’s a distinct-looking Ewok. Though, during the first wave of Jedi figures, the only two Ewoks were Chief Chirpa and Logray. Logray is very distinct looking, but Chief Chirpa was just a gray Ewok with no real unique characteristics. So parents buying their kids Ewoks would get multiple Chief Chirpas as “army builders.” Which, in retrospect, is kind of weird since he was the Ewok leader. It would be like buying five Emperor figures just to fill out the base.
5. Romba/Paploo
Same as above. But, I will add, when Return of the Jedi action figures started coming out, before the movie was released, the first two Ewoks released, Chief Chirpa and Logray, were blobbed out on the back of the card in an effort to keep their design secret. What’s weird is, these weren’t just black boxes over them. It looked like an ink blob of some sort. So, at the time, my friends and I just assumed this is what Ewoks would look like … ghastly blobs.
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4. Imperial Dignitary
In 1995, Kenner, now owned by Hasbro, started releasing Star Wars figures again. For 10 years there was just nothing, which seems kind of absurd today in that it’s hard to go anywhere without seeing some sort of Star Wars-themed product. I remember being in college and a friend, Tony, was like “I was at Toys ‘R’ Us today and they had new Star Wars figures.” I honestly didn’t believe him. I had to see these. They were very … muscular, as a lot of stuff was from that era. Anyway, Hasbro has released pretty much a never-ending onslaught of Star Wars action figures and vehicles since then. They have made pretty much every action figure you can possibly imagine over the last almost 30 years now multiple times. As far as I can tell they haven’t made the Imperial Dignitary in 20 years. He is a character who gives advice to the characters, as a kid, you would like to play with.
3. Prune Face
When I originally had this action figure, I just assumed he was one of Jabba’s goons. Though he is wearing Rebel Alliance military fatigues, so maybe that should have been a clue. But with no internet, there was really no way to know who this guy even was, or who he sided with. Apparently, when Mon Mothma gives her speech about how to defeat the second Death Star, Prune Face (later given the name Orrimaarko) is … well he’s there listening. That’s about it. In 1983, you could create an entire display of the people who listened to Mon Mothma’s speech, with the only problem being not having a figure of the person who gave the speech. I digress.
2. Klaatu (Skiff Guard Outfit)
Klaatu here has the honor of being the only non-main character in the first three movies to be bestowed two action figures. Now, I have no problem with the first Klaatu being made as he appears in Jabba’s throne room. Again, kids like monsters. And it’s fun to have as many of these aliens as possible to fill out displays or whatever. But if we’re going back to the original question, imagine pitching that non-existent Mon Mothma figure. Again, the leader of the Rebel Alliance! And the answer is, “Hm, I think we should make a second Klaatu figure. This time, he’s in an all-white outfit. Kids will want him to be more comfortable in the hot Tatooine sun.”
1. General Madine
He’s just some guy. Actually, his job in the movie is literally to introduce Mon Mothma, the actual important person. Looking back on there being no Tarkin in the original run of figures, a case could be made, well, he’s just some guy. Kids would rather have a monster from the cantina than just a guy in a uniform. Well, now here’s an action figure of just some guy, only way less important than Tarkin. And did he at least come with a cool weapon of some sort? Nope … one white stick. Watch out, Darth Vader, here comes General Madine and his pointing stick, so he can point at all the plans the Rebel Alliance has to defeat you. Anyway, did I own General Madine? Yes, of course I did. Someone had to stay behind at the base and guard it with a stick.
Subscribers to Bhad Bhabie’s surprisingly lucrative OnlyFans account may notice some changes the next time they log in. The Florida-born rapper said she plans to get a half-dozen of her signature tattoos removed — and that all of them pertain to Chicago rapper Chief Keef. Bhad Bhabie was a guest on Emily Ratajkowski’s podcast, High Low With Emrata, and told the host that she had accumulated six tattoos dedicated to Keef, but intended to get rid of them because she was “sick of his sh*t.” Bhabie and Keef were rumored to have dated in 2020.
“I have Chief Keef’s birthday, his last name, his name, his nickname, and I have ‘CK’ on my ankle, then I have his last name right here,” she said. “Actually, I just covered his birthday, and then I have ‘So’ on my ear, and then I have ‘Keef’ on my wrist… I’m getting them removed. I’m just tired of being delusional. I’m so over it.”
Later in the interview, she also addressed the plastic surgeries that drew criticism from fans throughout her career. “I had two rounds of [silicone] ass shots when I was 16 that did nothing,” she said. “I didn’t start getting any kind of shape to my body until I started gaining weight. I gained, like, 25 pounds in, like, two weeks. It just happened. I don’t know how it happened. I’ve never gotten my boobs done. I’ve had lip filler.” The criticism and accusations of “Blackfishing” led to her taking a social media hiatus and later getting into a heated debate with Lil Yachty about cultural appropriation.
The internet is whispering that there’s a new hip-hop/R&B power couple brewing. According to social media users, The Little Mermaid star Halle isn’t the only Bailey sister with a rapper boyfriend.
Quavo and Chlöe might play stargazed love interests in their latest Peacock Original film Praise This, but fans believe there’s much more to their on-screen chemistry. Not only has the “Hotel Lobby” rapper been spotted partying with the singer following her In Pieces Tour stop in Atlanta, but after clips of the duo’s latest interview with Complex hit social media, users are riled up.
Although the “How Does It Feel” singer has denied that they were dating during her appearance on Latto’s Apple Music show 777 Radio, fans are calling bullsh*t. Quavo’s latest song, “Honey Bun,” may pay homage to Drake and 21 Savage, but some believe it’s an inside reference to Chlöe’s sweet tooth.
Users across Twitter have made up their minds, and the pair is the latest rumored romance to focus on. Check out a few responses below.
On the other hand, some aren’t sold on the idea of the two being romantically linked, claiming that they read their on-screen chemistry as sibling energy. This wouldn’t be the first time Chlöe supposedly dated a fellow musician and those rumors also turned out to be quite false.
I’m watching this Chloe & Quavo interview & I think y’all have a hard time grasping platonic relationships. It’s not giving flirty, it’s giving bro & sis at best
I just watched Quavo and Chloe’s Goat Talk lil interview….. I absolutely do NOT think they are dating… I would give them more brother & sister vibes. They seem VERY comfortable with each other tho I will say that. But men & women can be friends without dating.
The internet is whispering that there’s a new hip-hop/R&B power couple brewing. According to social media users, The Little Mermaid star Halle isn’t the only Bailey sister with a rapper boyfriend.
Quavo and Chlöe might play stargazed love interests in their latest Peacock Original film Praise This, but fans believe there’s much more to their on-screen chemistry. Not only has the “Hotel Lobby” rapper been spotted partying with the singer following her In Pieces Tour stop in Atlanta, but after clips of the duo’s latest interview with Complex hit social media, users are riled up.
Although the “How Does It Feel” singer has denied that they were dating during her appearance on Latto’s Apple Music show 777 Radio, fans are calling bullsh*t. Quavo’s latest song, “Honey Bun,” may pay homage to Drake and 21 Savage, but some believe it’s an inside reference to Chlöe’s sweet tooth.
Users across Twitter have made up their minds, and the pair is the latest rumored romance to focus on. Check out a few responses below.
On the other hand, some aren’t sold on the idea of the two being romantically linked, claiming that they read their on-screen chemistry as sibling energy. This wouldn’t be the first time Chlöe supposedly dated a fellow musician and those rumors also turned out to be quite false.
I’m watching this Chloe & Quavo interview & I think y’all have a hard time grasping platonic relationships. It’s not giving flirty, it’s giving bro & sis at best
I just watched Quavo and Chloe’s Goat Talk lil interview….. I absolutely do NOT think they are dating… I would give them more brother & sister vibes. They seem VERY comfortable with each other tho I will say that. But men & women can be friends without dating.
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