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Meridian, Miss.-born hip-hop artist, which stands for 'King Remembered In Time,' has been dropping tracks steeped in Southern rap from Texas to Atlanta and influenced by classic soul since 2005.Today, he shared his latest release, 'Energy,' from his TDT EP, accompanied by a powerful, beautiful music video directed by Child, which you can watch below.The video is set in an old-school-looking mansion, with K.R.I.T. Dropping his first verses from inside: 'I need your energy. / I need your energy.
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/ This world is killin' me. / Light it up / if you feelin' me.' He continues from the backseat of a classic black Cadillac slowly circling the grounds, as an all-ages cast joins him throughout the scenes. The song and video shares a message a celebration and resilience, highlighted in his line, 'See hope, see drive, see why, in my eyes.' 'It's important more than ever to show the positive energy of life. The coming together of generations and the giving of knowledge.
There's so much power in community and fellowship. I have been blessed to share positive energy with so many people thru out my career.
Although negativity is everywhere we must feed our souls with the positivity around us,' Big K.R.I.T. Shared with us over email.Underscoring his range of classic influences, 'Energy' samples 's 2001 song 'He Loves Me (Lyzel in E Flat),' which was nominated for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance at the. PRESS MUSIC VIDEO OUT NOW!!!
Tell me what ya think!!!!— iamcardib (@iamcardib)The new video follows her performance of the song at the BET Awards on June 23. And Cardi opened the show with 'Clout,' their collab on his Father Of 4 album, as she delivered her verses while giving him a lap-dance and then took center stage for 'Press.' Cardi took home that night, for Best Female Hip-Hop Artist and Album of the Year for, her GRAMMY-winning debut studio album. Asserting their place as hip-hop's premier power couple, Offset also took home a win, for Best Group as one-third of.In February, at the, the rap queen made history as the first-ever woman to win the GRAMMY for, also for 2018's Invasion Of Privacy.
Shortly after the momentous win, she released her first single since the album on Feb. 15, 'Please Me' featuring.She has yet to announce a follow up LP, but 'Press' follows as her second new release of the year.
In addition to her spot on Offset's track, the prolific rapper's other 2019 features include a spot on 's 'Wish Wish,' along with, and 'Rodeo'. Last November, GRAMMY winner hip-hop mainstay made headlines as the for the Songwriters Hall Of Fame. Last night, the all-around icon made history as she joined the 2019 class of inductees.
She is just the third-ever rapper inducted, with GRAMMY winners and preceding, becoming in 2017 and second in 2018, respectively.Fellow GRAMMY-winning hip-hop heavyweight presented Elliott with the award—and some loving words—during the ceremony held in New York. The evening was filled with a powerful energy, thanks to even more mega queens honoring Elliott, including the one and only and rising rap goddess. Last night my heart was full latifah one of my besties your a Queen my sisters merked it! AND I LOVE YOU!
You are AMAZING & FIERCE! I am humbly grateful the committee of Songwriters Hall of Fame and the other WONDERFUL inductees— Missy Elliott (@MissyElliott)'Missy, I want to thank you for all of your trailblazing ways,' Obama said in the video message shared during the event, which Elliott also Tweeted out. 'Thank you not for just sharing your gift with the world, but for being an advocate for so many people out there, especially young girls who are still figuring out how to make their voices heard.' Related:Lizzo performed Elliott's classic 1997 mega-bop 'Sock It 2 Me' while rocking an O.G.-Missy finger-wave hairstyle. GRAMMY-nominated rapper joined her to hit her original bars on the Supa Dupa Fly track. As Lizzo strutted onto the stage, she shouted-out her idol:'Missy, I want to thank you for inspiring young black girls like me to chase their dreams. I love you so much, I wouldn't be here without you.
This is for you.' Earlier this year, Lizzo got an assist from Elliott on her own fire track 'Tempo.' Of course, Elliott had her own powerful words to add, offering gratitude for the honor.
'I cry because it's a lot to take in. I'm thankful, humbled. I'm grateful to be up here with so many geniuses in this room, I've met so many people that I looked up to, and still look up to, as songwriters and producers,' she said during her acceptance speech, which you can watch a clip of, along with part of Lizzo's performance, in the above video.She: 'I want to say one thing to the writers, to the upcoming writers, 'Do not give up.' We all go through writer's block.
Sometimes you just have to walk away from a record and come back to it. But don't give up, because I'm standing here. And this is big for hip-hop, too.' In addition to all the she's penned for herself, Missy's also written songs for an impressive list of artists. As ABC News points out, that list includes major music players like, and many others.The 2019 Songwriters Hall of Fame class of inductees, who became eligible after putting in at least 20 years of hit-writing, also included GRAMMY-nominated singer and GRAMMY-winning folk legend.Jack Tempchin, a writer for the and GRAMMY winner, a co-writer and producer behind many of and other artists' hits, were also inducted last night. GRAMMY winner and GRAMMY-nominated pop star were honored with other awards during the ceremony, receiving the and Hal David Starlight Award, for ' ' young songwriters, respectively. Savage will perform in a handful of major U.S.
Cities, at several large and historic venues, including in Los Angeles on July 19 at The Shrine and in San Francisco the following day at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium. North Carolina rapper, who released his debut studio album Baby on Baby in March, will offer support for most dates.The tour will also stop in Detroit on Aug. 4, Washington D.C on Aug. 6 and New York on Aug. Before they wrap up in Savage's hometown of Atlanta at the Coca Cola Roxy, the pair will perform in DaBaby's hometown of Charlotte, N.C. 15.The 15 dates include two musical festival stops; as the Atlanta rapper will perform at in Chicago on Aug. 2 and Moonrise Festival in Baltimore on Aug.
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11.GRAMMY.com Exclusive:He'll also be performing at several other festivals during the year, at in Philadelphia on June 1 and for both weekends of the music city's big October fest.Savage followed his impressive 2017 debut studio album, Issa Album, with the powerful I Am I Was on Dec. In 2017 he also surprise-dropped a collab project, Without Warning, with two other ATL heavyweights, ' and prolific hip-hop producer.Following his release several weeks after by ICE in early February, the community-minded rapper has stayed busy with advocacy projects like his, which is focused on teaching Atlanta youth financial literacy.Tickets for all non-festival shows go on sale this Friday, May 10, with pre-sales beginning Thursday;. On April 11, the people of Los Angeles gathered to celebrate the and community activist, with over 21,000 people joining his memorial service at Staples Center in downtown L.A. The memorial was with countless Nipsey fans far and wide tuning in and sharing messages on social media with the hashtag.Despite the huge space left behind by Hussle's death, which has shaken his community in South L.A., not to mention his family and closest friends, the messages during his service were deeply inspirational and hopeful. Reads a letter sent by to honor Nipsey Hussle. 🙏🏾 — ESSENCE (@Essence), Hussle's longtime friend and marketing manager, held back tears while reading a touching letter from former President Barack Obama:'While most folks look at the Crenshaw neighborhood where he grew up and see only gangs, bullets and despair, Nipsey saw potential.
He saw a community that, even through its flaws, taught him to always keep going. His choice to invest in that community rather than ignore it—to build a skills training center and a coworking space in Crenshaw; to lift up the Eritrean-American community; to set an example for young people to follow—is a legacy worthy of celebration. I hope his memory inspires more good work in Crenshaw and communities like it.' “I want you to know I feel real joy in my heart when I’m around youI feel safe around you.
Protected.”A text message Lauren London sent Nipsey Hussle in January. 💙 — Complex (@Complex)Lauren London, Hussle's longtime girlfriend and mother to their two-year-old son, Kross Asghedom, read a heartfelt text message she had sent to Hussle back in January.' I want you to know I feel real joy in my heart when I'm around youyou have encouraged me and inspired me to reach higher,' she read from the message. She added, 'His soul was majestic, the strongest man I ever knew. He was completely self-taught, always seeking knowledge.' “A true King will be tested in adversity.
To stand in fearlessness in what he believes will impact on earth, as well as in heaven.”Kendrick Lamar wrote a statement to Nipsey for his memorial service 🙏 — Genius (@Genius)Fellow L.A. Rapper, who collaborated with the late rapper on 'Dedication,' from Hussle's debut LP, also shared a moving message that was included in the book. He recalled the first time the pair met, on tour in 2009.' I watched a young, ambitious black male orchestrate fellowship amongst the men around him on that tour. Determined to execute one thing–and that was Greatness. Greatness in knowledge, greatness in wealth, and greatness in self,' Lamar.
“For those who knew Nipsey Hussle personally, he had nothing but love for every single gang member no matter the neighborhood,” Snoop Dogg said about late rapper Nipsey Hussle at Hussle’s “Celebration of Life” ceremony. — FOX 11 Los Angeles (@FOXLA)Another L.A.
Hip-hop icon, took to the stage at Staples to offer support for Hussle's family and to share words for his friend. 'For those who knew Nipsey Hussle personally, he had nothing but love for every single gang member no matter the neighborhood,' he said.
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“Enough of people being killed by guns and violence,” - Stevie Wonder said at the “Celebration of Life” ceremony for late rapper Nipsey Hussle. — FOX 11 Los Angeles (@FOXLA)also gave a speech at the event, speaking out against gun violence before singing 's 'Tears in Heaven.' 'It is a heartbreak to again lose a member of our family. It is a heartbreak because it’s so unnecessary,' he. 'It is so painful to know that we don’t have enough people taking a position that says: Listen, we must have stronger gun laws. It is unacceptable. It is almost like the world is becoming blind.'