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DJ Misses spills tea on Instagram ad controversy and Diddy’s trial, with prosecutors pushing for an 11-year sentence.
DJ Misses spills tea on Instagram ad controversy and Diddy’s trial, with prosecutors pushing for an 11-year sentence.
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DJ Misses spills tea on Instagram ad controversy and Diddy’s trial, with prosecutors pushing for an 11-year sentence.
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When City Girls first hit the scene, it felt like lightning in a bottle. Bursting out of Miami with raw confidence, unapologetic bars, and real-life relatability, the duo quickly became the voice of young women everywhere who wanted to talk their talk and live loud. Tracks like “Act Up,” “Twerk,” “P*ssy Talk,” and “Jobs” dominated […]
Pooh Shiesty is fresh out of the feds, and his label is making it clear that the Memphis rapper remains a free man. Rumors began circulating after DJ Akademiks shared a report claiming Shiesty’s name appeared in the Federal Bureau of Prisons system, which allegedly listed a new release date of April 11, 2026. Ak […]
DJ Misses spills tea on Instagram ad controversy and Diddy’s trial, with prosecutors pushing for an 11-year sentence.
DJ Misses spills tea on Instagram ad controversy and Diddy’s trial, with prosecutors pushing for an 11-year sentence.
DJ Misses spills tea on Instagram ad controversy and Diddy’s trial, with prosecutors pushing for an 11-year sentence.
DJ Misses spills tea on Instagram ad controversy and Diddy’s trial, with prosecutors pushing for an 11-year sentence.
DJ Misses spills tea on Instagram ad controversy and Diddy’s trial, with prosecutors pushing for an 11-year sentence.