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Let’s delve into some trending topics. Firstly, a big congratulations is in order for Nicki Minaj! It’s been revealed that she’s welcomed her first child into the world. Although we’re still in the dark about the baby’s name and gender, Lonnie Love from The Real seemingly let slip that Nicki had a girl. Her tweet read, “Congratulations, Nicki Minaj and hubby. Blessings to your baby girl. #AuntieLonnie.” Lonnie faced some backlash for possibly revealing the gender prematurely. It’s understandable; Nicki hadn’t had the chance to share details about her baby herself. Despite Lonnie’s good intentions, some felt it wasn’t her place to disclose this information. Lonnie later clarified on Twitter, admitting she didn’t actually know the gender: “I deleted my first tweet about Nicki Minaj because I don’t know the gender. My old self thought that I saw she had a baby girl. The gender is not known yet. Congratulations, Mommy and hubby. #AuntieLonnie.” However, rumors were circulating, possibly fueled by Selena Powell’s claims during an interview with No Jumper, or even through casual conversations with artists like Lil Wayne and 6ix9ine. Regardless, it’s important to respect Nicki’s privacy and allow her to share any details she chooses. Nonetheless, it’s a joyous moment, and Nicki’s mother, Carol, expressed her gratitude on Instagram with a heartfelt message.
Shifting gears, let’s dive into the latest from Megan Thee Stallion. She’s been a major talking point throughout the year, especially with the recent drop of her collaboration with Young Thug titled “Don’t Stop.” After giving the song and its accompanying video a listen and watch, I found myself drawn to some of the visuals. Megan brought a whimsical Alice in Wonderland vibe, with nods to Edward Scissorhands that caught my eye. The video felt like a blend of her previous works like “WAP” and “Diamonds” with Normani, showcasing her evolving creativity, especially with the backing of 300 Entertainment’s resources.

As for the track itself, it’s alright. While it might not be my personal favorite, it’s undeniably catchy and bound to get people moving on the dance floor. It fits well within her album, though I question its choice as a lead single. Megan’s catalog boasts stronger contenders that could better propel her new album’s rollout. Selecting singles is crucial for her crossover ambitions; she needs tunes that resonate beyond her core audience. Despite my reservations, I’m eager to see what she unleashes next. Megan’s proven she’s got surprises up her sleeve, just like the unexpected success of “Savage.” So, let’s stay tuned and see where her creativity takes us next.
So, there was something quite intriguing that caught my eye recently, a bit of a tangled situation. A clip from Megan’s live video promoting her latest single surfaced on Twitter, where some interpreted her remarks as throwing shade at rapper Saweetie. It all started when a fan inquired about the next episode of Megan’s vlog series, “Hottie World.” Megan’s response sparked speculation among Saweetie’s fans. She said, “Looking for the next Hottie World? We’re on literally season five, episode 11 of Hottie World, and we’ve been going for years strong. I’ve seen many try to duplicate it; none really got it, you know, correctly.”
This led some Twitter users to speculate that Megan might be shading Saweetie. The reasoning behind this is that Saweetie has her own popular vlog series on YouTube called “The Icy Life,” which she started after Megan began “Hottie World.” Given that Megan refers to herself as the Hot Girl and Saweetie as the Icy Girl, fans sensed a potential rivalry.
However, it’s worth noting that Megan may have been speaking generally. It’s unlikely she was specifically targeting Saweetie, who is known for her drama-free approach. Megan seems to be observing what other artists are doing and feeling like they might be mimicking her. It’s a possibility that she was referring to Erica Banks, her label mate, who has been accused of imitating Megan in the past.

Yet, it’s essential to recognize that Nicki Minaj was one of the pioneers in vlogging among female rappers. So, in essence, the concept isn’t entirely novel. Regardless, utilizing vlogs for marketing purposes is a savvy move. It allows artists to connect with their fans, promote their music, and expand their presence in the industry. So, the trend isn’t inherently problematic; it’s just a strategic business move.
Let’s discuss Rihanna for a moment—last night marked the premiere of her second annual Savage X Fenty fashion show, and once again, Rihanna delivered a spectacular performance. Pulling off such a high-caliber fashion event amidst a pandemic is truly remarkable. The show was brimming with stars; notable attendees included Willow Smith, Bella Hadid, Normani, Lizzo, and a host of other celebrities.
In a strategic move, Rihanna has expanded her lingerie line to include options for men, a savvy business decision. Known for her business acumen, Rihanna aims to ensure inclusivity, catering to a diverse customer base. Her approach contrasts sharply with that of Victoria’s Secret, highlighting her innovative edge and dominance in the industry.

Moving on to the next topic I’d like to discuss: There seems to be some tension between SZA and Drake. Recently, Drake brought up his past relationship with SZA in a song collaboration with 21 Savage and Metro Boomin called “Mr. Right Now.” In the lyrics, Drake raps, “Yes, she wanted F to some Scissor. Wait, ’cause I used to date SZA back in ’08.” Now, it’s unclear why Drake felt the need to share this information. While he’s known for being talkative, some feel he crossed a line here. It’s surprising to learn that Drake and SZA have a history dating back to 2008. When considering their ages at the time, Drake was 21 while SZA was 17, nearly 18. Drake may have intended the line to be clever, but it’s backfired, as he’s once again facing accusations of involvement with an underage individual.
While there’s speculation about whether Drake and SZA were truly involved in 2008, it’s not Drake’s place to disclose such information. SZA expressed her displeasure by unfollowing Drake and sharing a cryptic message on her Instagram story, which read, “Excuse me, ma’am. Excuse me. You’re in my business. Yeah, don’t do that. Anywho, my way, my way.” It’s evident she wasn’t pleased with the situation.
As for my thoughts, I find Drake’s decision to share this information questionable. Whether or not they were involved, it’s not appropriate to bring up someone’s past like that without their consent. What are your thoughts on this matter? Feel free to share in the comments below. And if you enjoyed this discussion, please like, comment, and subscribe for more content. Thanks for tuning in, and until next time, take care!