Maui Max Gets “Back 2 The $”

Trippie Redd publicly accused Coi Leray of preventing him from seeing their daughter Miyoco, posting on X that she "won’t let me see my baby" and confirming he has been going to court — the latest flashpoint in a relationship saga HypeFresh has tracked since the pregnancy cheating scandal. On Tuesday, August 11, the rapper wrote, “Tell that bitch to tell yall she won’t let me see my baby” followed by a wink emoji and the hashtag #NDA. The next morning he followed up: “So it’s I don’t wanna see my kid…then when I say I’m kept from seeing my...

Blueface and his girlfriend Nevaeh Akira were dining with the rapper’s young son when a waiter approached their table and asked if they were smoking. In a clip from Blueface’s Kick livestream that began circulating widely on Tuesday, the server can be heard saying, “Are you guys smoking over here?” Blueface, still chewing, replies, “Smoking?” The waiter continues, “Yeah, I can smell it. We had to move them over here. You guys smoking on the table.” Blueface responds firmly: “Is that a serious question? You’re asking the wrong table, buddy. It’s actually disrespectful. That’s bad service for you to come and...

A widely shared quote attributing strong comments to Kanye West about Pete Davidson and Lewis Hamilton does not appear to originate from the artist. The circulating text has West saying that both men “disrespected” him, that they were his “boys from the early stages of their careers,” that he helped “put them on,” and that their relationships with Kim Kardashian felt like “a direct betrayal” and “a stab in the back.” The post has spread quickly on X, often presented as a direct statement. No verified interview, social media post, or public appearance by West contains language matching that claim. https://twitter.com/Samsonthegoat25/status/2087122337669714140?s=20 What...

50 Cent followed a pair of high-profile New York-area guest appearances on Friday night (Aug. 7) with a quieter, more personal gesture closer to home. After performing with G-Unit members Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda during Fuerza Regida’s sold-out Citi Field finale, the rapper stopped at a Burger King in Queens and handed $5,000 in cash to the late-shift employees. The workers had extended their hours to serve fans leaving the stadium show. Tony Yayo confirmed the details the following day, posting video of the moment and noting that such stops are not uncommon for the group. “We do this all...