Dr. Dre, the hip hop artist and super producer extraordinaire, was recently issued with divorce papers during the burial of his grandmother. This comes after a long period of conflict with his estranged ex-wife Nicole Young. Young filed for divorce from Dre in 2020 after 24 years of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences. The extra 1.2 million Dr. Dre is ordered by the judge to pay to cover Young’s legal bills is the subject of the most current set of divorce proceedings being filed. While both sides allege different versions of events, it is true that Dr. Dre was present at his grandmother’s funeral or was served with the papers by a process server immediately afterward.

Dre claims he was approached while standing at the coffin of his grandmother, who he believes played a significant part in his upbringing. Dre was served in the parking lot after the funeral ceremony, according to Young’s attorneys.

Dre was hospitalized earlier this year after suffering a brain aneurysm. Dre’s home was targeted for a break-in while he was recovering from his brain injury. Dr. Dre is having a particularly difficult year in 2021 as a result of all of these occurrences, as well as his continuing divorce.

Dre released a clip of a song earlier this year after his recuperation from the brain aneurysm, which included words like “(Bitch) Trying to kill me with them lies and that perjury,” which alluded to both his disability and the pending divorce. Needless to say, this is not a painless divorce. Dre, along with longtime partner Snoop Dogg and Kendrick Lamar, will headline the Super Bowl halftime concert next year. By then, the divorce proceedings should be in the rearview mirror. Quit

Lil Yachty went out and got himself a smaller boat.

Eminem just released a new Venom song.
The rapper Quality Control recently became a father for the first time. Despite his Southern roots, his daughter was born in New York City just a few weeks ago.

There isn’t much information about his daughter or her mother, according to TMZ, who broke the news, but we’re sure the new dad is overjoyed.

Whether you’re on cloud nine or not, business must go on.

He’s not only in the studio, but also out shopping for beats, according to his social media sites. On October 16th, he tweeted that producers should leave their beats in the comments. “Drop yo beat snippets under this tweet,” he added, prompting a flood of submissions.

“Bra I pray y’all n##### don’t quit yall day job c##….”, Boat couldn’t stop himself after listening to some submissions.

Following that, he announced his new single, “Believing,” on Instagram.

“On the @Pokemon #Pokemon25 album, new song “Believing” – listen NOW Link in bio”

 

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Post Malone, Tierra Whack, Katy Perry, Vince Staples, and J Balvin all appear on Pokémon 25: The Album, which also includes Post Malone, Tierra Whack, Katy Perry, Vince Staples, and J Balvin.

“I’ve always been a major Pokémon fan and I leaped at the opportunity to be on the record,” he stated in September, after his involvement was confirmed. “I love the song ‘Believing,’ which I wrote for it, and I hope it motivates my followers to follow their ambitions.”

Now, we are sure he will also inspire his new daughter to chase her dreams too!

Lil Yachty

Big Sean stopped by Power 106 in Los Angeles to show off his lyrical prowess in a new L.A. Leakers freestyle.

The Def Jam rapper rapped for nearly nine minutes, delivering a bar Big Sean kicked things off by spitting on Jay-“Dear Z’s Summer,” setting the tone quickly a decade after his last freestyle for the L.A. Leakers.

“I’ve given up wishing for the best and am now insisting on results/ If good karma doesn’t land on it first, I deal with it. Relentless how I give it all but never give in/ Just like NBA players in my girl’s DMs/ Consistently firing rounds that will never go in/ F### it, I’m only interested in creating money that we’ll never spend. My entire life feels like my blessings are arriving on time. I still despise seafood, but I’m a sucker for oysters,” he rapped.

About two minutes in, the L.A. Leakers switched things up by having Big Sean cover Drake’s “Love All” instrumental. With Kanye West’s “Hurricane” track, Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk rewrote the script once more.

“Everything I know now could’ve been added to the equation back then/

There’s nothing better than having it all, except losing it all and then regaining it.

I don’t need a casket when I die, I need a tomb/I don’t need a casket when I die, I need a tomb/I don’t need a casket when I die, I need a tomb/

My focus has returned, and now I’m being consumed/Yeah, I’m awake with the moon/Mother Nature, so what does it mean when I die and am buried? Sean Don rapped over the Yeezy track, “I’m going back in the womb.”

Big Sean finished the freestyle by rhyming over Nardo Wick’s “Who Want Smoke?” instrumental, which was produced in Florida. The Detroit native didn’t seem phased by the shift in pace, as he altered his flow and continued to spit bars.