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The lineup for Summerfest 2024 has been announced, featuring performances by Keith Urban, Maroon 5, Motley Crue, and Lil Yachty, among others, during the weekends of June 20-22, June 27-29, and July 4-6 at the Milwaukee lakefront. The event will also include acts such as Kane Brown, Alana Springsteen, Lil Uzi Vert, Goo Goo Dolls, REO Speedwagon, Mt. Joy, Gin Blossoms, and Boys Like Girls.
The best rap songs of 2023 featured artists like Drake, Lil Yachty, and Cardi B, who brought energy and fun to the genre. Other notable songs included collaborations between Offset and Cardi B, Quavo and Takeoff, and Baby Keem and Kendrick Lamar. Central Cee, Gunna, and J Hus also made waves with their standout tracks. Ice Spice and Sexyy Red showcased their unique styles, while Veeze and Ken Carson delivered memorable verses. Overall, 2023 was a year of exciting new music and sonic experimentation in the rap genre.
Billie Eilish has responded to Lil Yachty's lewd lyrics about her body in Drake's song 'Another Late Night', saying she is flattered and sees it as a joke. Eilish, who has been vocal about her body image, explained that her choice of oversized clothing was to avoid people commenting on her body. She emphasized that she has big boobs and has had them since she was nine years old. Eilish also addressed the criticism she received for wearing a tank top in 2019, stating that she is a sexual being at times and telling critics to "suck my ass." In other news, Eilish has received six nominations at the Grammy Awards.
Lil Yachty's concert in Vancouver was cut short after he encouraged the crowd to fill up the pit, resulting in a high density of attendees. Despite requesting the audience to return to their seats, security canceled the show after only five songs.
Billie Eilish shared a screenshot of Lil Yachty's lyric about her "big t*ts" on Drake's album, prompting mixed reactions from her followers. The line from Yachty's song "Another Late Night" complimented Eilish's bosom but criticized her singing ability. The album, For All The Dogs, has been making headlines since its release, with other tracks sparking controversies and receiving praise. Drake's album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, solidifying his position as one of the top artists with the most chart-topping albums.
Drake defends his decision to sport pink nails on Instagram after Lil Yachty commented on his appearance, stating that the world is being homophobic. The rapper shared behind-the-scenes snapshots from his show, where he wore pink nails, and responded to Lil Yachty's comment by expressing his frustration at the world's reaction. Drake's social media exchange comes months after he went viral for his lyrics on "Rich Flex." He joins other artists like Kid Cudi and Machine Gun Kelly in embracing the trend. Drake and Lil Yachty have been open about their friendship, with Drake considering a "graceful exit" from the music industry.
Drake defended his decision to paint his nails pink after Lil Yachty made a comment about it on Instagram, stating that the world was being homophobic. Drake jokingly blamed Lil Yachty for suggesting he paint his nails to stop biting them. Some fans criticized Drake's new style, calling it part of the "soft girl era," while others defended him against homophobic comments, stating that getting one's nails done does not make someone any less of a man. This is not the first time Drake has sported colorful nails, as he previously showcased a yellow manicure with a blue accent nail.
Lil Yachty has announced a North American and European tour for this summer and fall in support of his latest album, Let's Start Here. The tour includes a show at New York's SummerStage in Central Park in September.
Lil Yachty has announced 'The Field Trip Tour,' a 39-stop world tour in support of his new album Let's Start Here. The tour begins in DC and hits NYC the next night, on September 22 at SummerStage in Central Park. Tickets go on sale Friday (5/12) at 10 AM local in North America and noon local in Europe, with presales starting today (5/9).
Quinta Brunson, creator and star of "Abbott Elementary," made her hosting debut on "Saturday Night Live" and joked about not being like her wholesome character. The episode also featured a sketch skewering former President Donald Trump, who was indicted by a grand jury two days prior. Rapper Lil Yachty was the musical guest.
"Saturday Night Live" will return with three new episodes starting April 1, featuring hosts Quinta Brunson, Molly Shannon, and Ana de Armas, with musical guests Lil Yachty, Jonas Brothers, and Karol G. The show is currently the No. 1 broadcast entertainment program in the 18-49 demo for live + 3-day viewing and won the 2022 Emmy Award for Outstanding Variety Sketch Series.
Molly Shannon will return to host "SNL" on April 8 with the Jonas Brothers as musical guests. Quinta Brunson and Lil Yachty will host on April 1, and Ana de Armas will make her hosting debut on April 15 with Karol G as musical guest. The post-production crew at "SNL" recently ratified their first-ever union contract, averting a strike deadline. "SNL" streams live on Peacock at 11:30 p.m. ET/8:30 p.m. PT.