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In one of the most eye-popping headlines you will see today, rapper, social media starlet, and OnlyFans model, Bhad Bhabie recently unveiled her earnings. She joined the powerhouse platform in April 2021 and let us just say she did well for herself. A lot of people were apparently eager to see the other side of the now 20-year-old, and she made out big time. Bhabie shared a graphic of how much she made from then, up until November 2021.

600 Breezy invited the 6 God to celebrate his 26th birthday with him yesterday. The Chicago rapper uploaded an Instagram video of himself and Drake enjoying some birthday beverages. "Ovo 6 shit... 6 to the world," Breezy captioned the post. "Last night was a movie."  Drake and Breezy go back at least a couple of years now. His rapport with the drill representative received renewed attention about a week ago, as Breezy involved himself in the controversy surrounding Drake and young Florida rapper XXXTENTACION, who thinks the OVO boss jacked his flow on the More Life track "

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Bagg and Ari are regularly wrapped up in break-up rumors, mostly because of Ari's reactive nature on social media. Instead of keeping things between her and her man, she often takes to Instagram or Twitter to air out their dirty laundry.  When it was revealed that Ari was featured on Code Red, the new mixtape from Moneybagg Yo and Blac Youngsta, many of the influencer's fans wondered if she would be getting in her singing bag.

Young Scooter and Boosie Badazz love women of all shapes and sizes, and they're not here to shame anyone for the choices they make to alter their body. Their new collaboration, "Ass Shots," celebrates women in their freedom to choose how they appear, though it does supply some warning when it comes to the possible health side effects if things aren't done the right way. Of course, the term "Ass Shots"

When Dr. Andy Hildebrand introduced the revolutionary audio processor, Auto-Tune, in 1997, the music landscape was irreversibly transformed. The premise of the invention was simple: by isolating entwined frequencies and allowing producers to tweak pitch while still preserving a voice’s tone, the tool could seamlessly correct a singer’s off-key or wavering notes, thus making it possible for them to nail a song in as little as one take. Considering that prior to Auto-Tune’s invention, the process of landing the perfect take of a song required recording it several times and splicing together the best parts, this creation made the recording process drastically more expedient.

Randy Shropshire/Getty Images Recently, with the explosion of Lil Candy Paint's "22 (Remix)" featuring Bhabie, she has publicly wondered why her fans love her verse so much. Taking to Instagram with the message, "Why y'all like this so much it suck," the "Gucci Flip Flops" rapper questioned her fans before hitting a quick dance routine in the mirror.  While her verse, which starts out, "Blowing up his phone I know I'm trippin' for no reason, he gon' call it crazy but I say I call it fiendin', plays in the background, Bhad Bhabie gives fans a show, twerking it out and even hitting a handstand in the process.

Shad “Bow Wow” Moss, 36, may have begun his career with rap after being discovered by Snoop Dogg in 1993 at an L, A. performance, but he eventually established an acting career after gaining momentum through the music industry. Taking on multifaceted roles in over 20 films and television, Moss typically personifies his personal character in his acting roles, making him a character not to be missed, as his sociable, tender spirit is lighthearted and brings guaranteed laughter.

From her days on Love & Hip Hop to the recent release of “Bongos,” Cardi B faced more criticism than the average artist just by being unapologetically herself. However, it sounds like she might be getting fed up with the frequent hate. The rapper recently popped up on Instagram Live where she explained that she’s been on her best behavior for the sake of her fans, although she threatened to “bring this internet into f***ing shambles.