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Drake has once again shown his support for Tory Lanez, who remains behind bars. The 6 God called for the Canadian singer’s freedom during Thursday night’s (Dec. 26) Drizzmas Giveaway stream with Adin Ross. Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news At one point in the stream, Drake expressed how hyped he was for Young Thug to be home following his yearslong legal battle, and Drizzy revealed he has music in the stash with Thugger on the way. “Shout-out to Thug, I can’t wait until Thug drops. Drake and Thugger, of course,” he said. “W Thug, welcome home!” Thug is yet to release new music since being released from jail on Oct. 31 after striking a plea deal to bring his involvement in the YSL RICO case to a close. Before toasting a shot of alcohol, Drake gave Tory Lanez a shout-out. “3 up T, man. 3 up T,” Drizzy stated while calling for Lanez to be released. “I know they don’t want to hear me say that. 3 up T.” “Three” is a play on words, meaning “free” or the number “3” signifying broken handcuffs. Drake previously voiced his support for Tory earlier this year when he posted an Instagram Story in February with a photo of the incarcerated singer with the caption, “3 you.” Drake and Tory Lanez were feuding in the mid-2010s but appeared to squash their beef in 2017 with a simple Instagram post. Drizzy then brought Lanez out at his OVO Fest the same year where they performed “Controlla” together. Tory Lanez — born Daystar Peterson — is serving a 10-year sentence for shooting Megan Thee Stallion following a drunken dispute in July 2020. Lanez was convicted on three felony counts including assault with a semiautomatic firearm; carrying a loaded, unregistered firearm in a vehicle; and discharging a firearm with gross negligence. Watch the clip below. Drake confirms new music with Young Thug is coming and showed support for Tory Lanez “I can’t wait till Thug drops […] Drake and Thugger, of course”pic.twitter.com/Ei4XXTy9pt — RapTV (@Rap) December 27, 2024 Source link

¡Se hartó! Luciana Fuster sorprendió a sus millones de seguidores al anunciar que decidió alejarse temporalmente de las redes sociales. ¿El motivo? Aquí te contamos todo con lujo de detalles. Te puede interesar Brunella Horna reveló el lujoso y costoso regalo que le dio Richard Acuña ¿Por qué Luciana Fuster se alejó de las redes sociales? Recientemente, Luciana Fuster se dio tiempo para responder algunas preguntas de sus seguidores en Instagram. Una de las más frecuentes fue sobre la escasa actividad que había tenido al publicar historias. Ante las constantes preguntas, la ex Miss Grand International no tardó en revelar las verdaderas razones detrás de su repentina ausencia. “La pregunta que más se repite. Como les dije hace unas semanas, ¡este año fue el más movido que me tocó con tanto trabajo y viajes! Y quería tomarlo tranqui, al menos hasta fin de año”, indicó. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida por L U C I A N A F U S T E R (@lucianafusterg) “Yo nunca he parado desde que empecé a trabajar en el medio hace casi ya 10 años, en 2015, y pues aprovecho los fines de año para perderme”, acotó. Luciana Fuster explicó que ya no tiene mucha actividad en las redes sociales, no solo para tener más tiempo libre, sino también debido a «ciertas personas». “También decidí hacer détox del teléfono y las redes sociales que en un punto, y por ciertas personas, dejan de ser un lugar sano, divertido y lindo”, enfatizó.  “Después de mucho tiempo, entendí que ‘desintoxicarse’ es algo que todos deberíamos hacer”, sentenció Luciana Fuster.  La entrada Luciana Fuster anuncia que se aleja de las redes sociales por insólita razón: “Decidí hacer détox del teléfono” se publicó primero en Radio Onda Cero. Source link

Tyler, the Creator gave fans exactly what they wanted for Christmas: a deeply unserious freestyle over Kendrick Lamar‘s “Hey Now.” Posted on Christmas Day, a new music video on the “St. Chroma” hitmaker’s YouTube channel finds him spitting new bars over the Compton rapper’s gritty bass-heavy beat — which was produced by Mustard, Sounwave and Jack Antonoff — in various locations across Tyler’s hometown of Hawthorne, Calif. “Oh my god, I’m really that guy/ Yeah b—h, I’m outside,” he raps in front of a brick wall before switching locales to the hood of a white Ferarri parked in front of the beach. “Laferrari popping on the 405/ 1 ticket 2 ticket 3 ticket 4 million/ Put that lil Maybach truck in the garage/ Lil bunny hop out, you seen me at the pop out/ Pandemonium screaming like they brought Pac out.” Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news Tyler also shared the video on X, writing, “merry christmas. had fun with it,” in response to a fan who’d tweeted in November, “I want @tylerthecreator to freestyle on Hey Now so bad.” Featuring Dody6, “Hey Now” appears on Lamar’s new album GNX, which he surprise-dropped in November — less than three months before he’s set to headline the Super Bowl Halftime Show in 2025. The track opened at No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100, while the full set debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. The “See You Again” rapper also dropped a new album this year, with Chromakopia arriving in October and spending three weeks atop the Billboard 200. In his December Billboard cover story, Tyler opened up about the LP being his most personal offering yet, revealing, “putting some of this stuff on wax was a lot for me.” “I’m a super extrovert, but I’m a very private person with my life,” he said, adding of the album’s gothic cover: “It’s so honest that I think I had to wear a mask on my own face to get that s–t out.” Watch Tyler, the Creator’s “Hey Now” freestyle above. Source link

Ivana Yturbe estuvo de visita en el podcast de Magaly Medina y reveló detalles inéditos sobre su vida privada. Durante la entrevista, la modelo aseguró que recibió mensajes inapropiados de un famoso jugador de la selección argentina, que no le gustaron a su esposo, Beto Da Silva. ¿Qué jugador argentino le escribió a Ivana Yturbe? En su conversación con la «Urraca», Ivana explicó que tanto ella como Beto tienen sus redes sociales abiertas en los teléfonos del otro por razones netamente laborales.  Te puede interesar Brunella Horna reveló el lujoso y costoso regalo que le dio Richard Acuña A raíz de esto, Ivana admitió que, en varias ocasiones, se sorprendió al encontrar fotos íntimas de mujeres desconocidas en las cuentas del padre de su hija. «Hay chicas que ven que estás casado y piensan: ‘Ahí voy’», comentó entre risas. Sin embargo, igual que su esposo, Ivana también confesó que ella misma ha recibido mensajes subidos de tono de otras personas. Uno de esos mensajes provino de un jugador de la selección argentina, lo que desató la furia de Beto.  «Hubo uno que sí lo molestó mucho, no diré su nombre porque está casado, pero es de la selección argentina. Yo estaba empezando la relación con Beto y Beto se enteró y le dijo: ‘Oye, por si acaso, ella está saliendo conmigo y tú estás casado, así que no le vuelvas a escribir’», expresó.  A pesar de estos momentos, Ivana destacó lo importante que es la confianza en su relación con Beto. «Hay esa confianza para contarnos. El día que no me diga, me vuelvo loca”, sentenció.  ¿Qué edad tiene Ivana Yturbe, la esposa de Beto Da Silva? Ivana Yturbe, quien se casó muy jóven con el futbolista Beto Da Silva, nació el 19 de abril de 1996, por lo que actualmente tiene 28 años. Si bien es mayor que su esposo, solo es por unos meses, pues el exjugador de Alianza Lima nació en diciembre de 1996. Ver esta publicación en Instagram Una publicación compartida por Ivana Yturbe (@ivanayturbe) La entrada Ivana Yturbe confiesa que un reconocido futbolista de la selección argentina le escribió: “Está casado” se publicó primero en Radio Onda Cero. Source link

As she goes into the new year, Gwen Stefani is reflecting on one of her 2024 highlights: No Doubt‘s headline-making Coachella reunion. “Performing at Coachella and feeling all that love for us after all this time was kind of overwhelming,” the “Hollaback Girl” singer reportedly told  U.K. magazine HELLO!, noting that she still feels “incredibly lucky” for the experience months later. “We hadn’t done anything together for so long, so to do that and be there for each other, with all of our families, meant so much to me,” Stefani continued. “It had been so long but it was as if we had never been apart.” No Doubt took the stage for the first time since 2015 in April, appearing as special guests on the second night of the California festival. During the band’s set, Olivia Rodrigo joined the Voice coach to duet on “Bathwater,” and the rockers cycled through all of their biggest hits, including “Don’t Speak” and “Just a Girl.” Formed in 1986, No Doubt released six albums — including nine-week Billboard 200 chart-topper Tragic Kingdom — before disbanding in the mid 2010s. Stefani released her debut solo album, Love. Angel. Music. Baby., in 2004. Two decades later, the vocalist is fresh off the release of her fifth studio album, Bouquet, which arrived in November. The LP features “Purple Irises,” a duet by Stefani and husband Blake Shelton, which the couple performed together at the 2024 ACM Awards in May. A couple months later, the pair celebrated their three-year wedding anniversary. “It has always been you,” Stefani wrote on Instagram at the time, while the country crooner posted a selfie with his wife and gushed, “I love you!!!!!!!!!!” Source link

New Music Latin is a compilation of the best new Latin songs and albums recommended by Billboard Latin and Billboard Español editors. Check out this week’s picks below. Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news Myke Towers, Lyke Miike (One World International) Following La Pantera Negra and its deluxe version, both released this year, Myke Towers surprises with a third album dubbed Lyke Miike. Released on Christmas Eve, the 23-track set (in honor of his idol Michael Jordan) is a gift to the faithful fans who have supported him since his Soundcloud days over 10 years ago. The set marks his return to the roots: trap and rap. Lyke Miike kicks off with the Eladio Carrion-assisted “Qué Quieres De Mi?” on which he asks the haters, “What do you want from me?” In the track, the two Puerto Rican stars spit bars about leading the pack, being authentic and not depending on anyone else to create their own hits. In “Brillo,” an ‘80s-inspired funk-infused hip-hop tune, he teams up with Venezuelan rapper Akapellah to flaunt all their blessings. Though the set is entirely trap and hip-hop, with some R&B tones, Towers included an experimental number alongside Argentine artist L-Gante. “Los Depuro” is an innovative fusion between cumbia RKT and reggaeton. The album is accompanied by 23 visualizers filmed in Towers’ hometown of Quintana, San Juan, and includes collaborations with Jon Z, Miky Woodz, Clarent, Pressure 9×19, and Neutro Shorty. — JESSICA ROIZ Bad Bunny, “Pitorro de Coco” (Rimas Entertainment) With holiday cheer and heartache, “Pitorro de Coco” offers a unique blend of festive spirit and introspection. Encapsulating a Caribbean Christmas through the celebratory yet sobering lens of Puerto Rican culture, this song — named after a holiday coconut rum drink — is expertly paired with the modern beats of producers MAG, Tainy and La Paciencia, and written by Benito himself. The interpolation of 1900-born Chuíto el de Bayamón’s music helps bridge a generation gap, bringing the rustic charm of jíbara music from his native island to the global Latin pop scene. — ISABELA RAYGOZA Hamilton y Andy Alaska, “Besitos Dulces” (Cigol Music Group) Emerging artists from Cartagena, Colombia, Hamilton and DJ Andy Alaska merge their talents in the single “Besitos Dulces.” Over a base of Afrobeats with melodic and romantic overtones, Hamilton deploys a warm interpretation with a direct confession to a girl he is interested in, inviting her to put excuses aside and surrender to the desire to be together. The production enriches the song with an enveloping rhythm that combines Afro-Caribbean rhythms with subtle details that accentuate the lyrical narrative and invite you to let yourself be carried away by the music. — LUISA CALLE Check out our playlist below: Source link

New Music Latin is a compilation of the best new Latin songs and albums recommended by Billboard Latin and Billboard Español editors. Check out this week’s picks below. Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news Myke Towers, Lyke Miike (One World International) Following La Pantera Negra and its deluxe version, both released this year, Myke Towers surprises with a third album dubbed Lyke Miike. Released on Christmas Eve, the 23-track set (in honor of his idol Michael Jordan) is a gift to the faithful fans who have supported him since his Soundcloud days over 10 years ago. The set marks his return to the roots: trap and rap. Lyke Miike kicks off with the Eladio Carrion-assisted “Qué Quieres De Mi?” on which he asks the haters, “What do you want from me?” In the track, the two Puerto Rican stars spit bars about leading the pack, being authentic and not depending on anyone else to create their own hits. In “Brillo,” an ‘80s-inspired funk-infused hip-hop tune, he teams up with Venezuelan rapper Akapellah to flaunt all their blessings. Though the set is entirely trap and hip-hop, with some R&B tones, Towers included an experimental number alongside Argentine artist L-Gante. “Los Depuro” is an innovative fusion between cumbia RKT and reggaeton. The album is accompanied by 23 visualizers filmed in Towers’ hometown of Quintana, San Juan, and includes collaborations with Jon Z, Miky Woodz, Clarent, Pressure 9×19, and Neutro Shorty. — JESSICA ROIZ Bad Bunny, “Pitorro de Coco” (Rimas Entertainment) With holiday cheer and heartache, “Pitorro de Coco” offers a unique blend of festive spirit and introspection. Encapsulating a Caribbean Christmas through the celebratory yet sobering lens of Puerto Rican culture, this song — named after a holiday coconut rum drink — is expertly paired with the modern beats of producers MAG, Tainy and La Paciencia, and written by Benito himself. The interpolation of 1900-born Chuíto el de Bayamón’s music helps bridge a generation gap, bringing the rustic charm of jíbara music from his native island to the global Latin pop scene. — ISABELA RAYGOZA Hamilton y Andy Alaska, “Besitos Dulces” (Cigol Music Group) Emerging artists from Cartagena, Colombia, Hamilton and DJ Andy Alaska merge their talents in the single “Besitos Dulces.” Over a base of Afrobeats with melodic and romantic overtones, Hamilton deploys a warm interpretation with a direct confession to a girl he is interested in, inviting her to put excuses aside and surrender to the desire to be together. The production enriches the song with an enveloping rhythm that combines Afro-Caribbean rhythms with subtle details that accentuate the lyrical narrative and invite you to let yourself be carried away by the music. — LUISA CALLE Check out our playlist below: Source link

Aventura’s Cerrando Ciclos has been crowned the best Latin tour of 2024 by Billboard readers, earning more than 44 percent of the votes. The trek — which once again reunited Romeo Santos with group members Henry, Lenny and Max — is followed by Santos’ solo stint La Formula Vol. 3 tour. Meanwhile, Karol G’s Mañana Será Bonito tour and RBD’s Soy Rebelde tour landed at Nos. 3 and 4, respectively, on the fan-based poll. A week ago, Billboard published a poll with the Top 10 Highest-Grossing Latin Tours of the Year, including Luis Miguel, who topped the list, grossing $290.4 million across 128 shows, according to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore. Bad Bunny’s Most Wanted tour, which grossed $211.4 million across 49 concerts, was also on the poll, in addition to Peso Pluma’s Éxodo tour, Don Omar’s Back to Reggaetón tour, Fuerza Regida’s Pero No Te Enamores tour, and The Trilogy Tour featuring Enrique Iglesias, Ricky Martin and Pitbull. Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news In Cerrando Ciclos, produced by CMN Events, the timeless group known as the “Kings of Bachata” performed all of the fan favorites, including “Mi Corazoncito,” “Obsesión,” “Enséñame a Olvidar,” “Dile al Amor,” “Amor de Madre” and “Por Un Segundo,” to name a few classics. About the tour, Romeo Santos said in a statement: “This year there is something I must accomplish and conclude. I want you to join me on a journey where I will be definitively closing cycles. Because it is not the same to remember beautiful times as it is to be a prisoner of the past. We cannot stagnate in the nostalgia of yesterday, but rather move forward, discover new horizons, and show other facets.” The 20-date trek kicked off May 1 in Sacramento and wrapped in Dallas on June 11, with two additional dates in Canada. See the poll results below: Source link

OG Maco died at 32 years old on Thursday (Dec. 26), his manager, Poppa Perc, confirmed to Billboard on Friday (Dec. 27). Maco — born Benedict Chiajulam Ihesiba Jr. — died while surrounded by friends and family at a Los Angeles hospital, according to TMZ, who was first to break the news. His family later shared a joint statement confirming his death on his Instagram account. “With heavy hearts, we share the breaking news of the passing of our beloved Ben, known to the world as OG Maco. His life was a testament to resilience, creativity, and boundless love. Through his music, passion, and unwavering spirit, he touched so many lives and left a lasting impact,” they wrote. “While we grieve this immense lose, we also celebrate the extraordinary life he lived — one that will continue to inspire and uplift others. Maco’s influence, both as an artist and as a person, will remain forever etched in our hearts.” Explore Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news His family first revealed in a Dec. 16 statement on his Instagram that the rapper had been hospitalized. “We want to inform OG Maco’s fans, friends, and supporters that he is currently in critical but stable condition,” the statement read. “He is receiving the best possible care, and we are staying hopeful as he continues to fight.” While they did not share the cause for the rapper’s need for medical care, Poppa Perc previously told AllHipHop that the “U Guessed It” rapper had suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The manager, who has kept fans updated on the rapper’s condition throughout the last few weeks, also appeared to post about the Atlanta rapper’s death on Friday. “We lost a legend last night,” he wrote to his Instagram Story with a broken-heart emoji. OG Maco rose to fame out of Atlanta behind his viral hit “U Guessed It” in 2014. He signed a deal with Quality Control Music during the same year. The OG Parker-produced “U Guessed It” peaked at No. 90 on the Billboard Hot 100 and received a remix featuring fellow ATLien 2 Chainz. OG Maco’s last solo studio album, The God of Rage, arrived in 2021. Read the full statement from OG Maco’s family confirming his death below: Source link

The year is just days away from wrapping up, and to celebrate, Billboard has compiled the ultimate Latin playlist featuring 55 songs that formed part of the Billboard Latin charts in 2024. Dubbed “Adios 2024, Hola 2025,” the playlist is meant to get the party started on New Year’s Eve and to keep it going on New Year’s Day. Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news The first half of the playlist is comprised of the 25 Best Latin Songs of 2024, according to Billboard Latin and Billboard Español editors, starting with Karol G’s summer anthem “Si Antes Te Hubiera Conocido.” The merengue tune spent 14 weeks at No. 1 on the Hot Latin Songs chart this year — a feat that was also achieved by Xavi’s “La Diabla” and Floyymenor & Cris MJ’s “Gata Only,” both on the playlist. Other Hot Latin Songs No. 1 hits included are Kali Uchis and Peso Pluma’s groovy funk “Igual Que Un Ángel” and Oscar Maydon and Fuerza Regida’s “Tu Boda.” The latter is currently on its ninth consecutive week at the top. Additionally, the playlist is home to songs that topped other Latin charts such as Shakira’s “Soltera” (Latin Pop Airplay), Kapo’s “Ohnana” (Latin Rhythm Airplay), and Luis Angel “El Flaco’s” and “Amor Bonito” (Regional Mexican Airplay), to name a few. Viral bangers that have shaken up social media — El Alfa’s “Este,” Fariana and Oro Solido’s “El Caballito” and “Hay Lupita” by Dominican newcomer Lomiiel —aren’t left behind either. Stream the ultimate New Year’s Eve Latin Playlist below and get the party started. ¡Feliz Año Nuevo! Source link