Big Sean Calls Out Naya Rivera & Kid Cudi in 'No More Interviews'

  There's an old saying that goes "show me your company and I'll tell you who you are." For Big Sean's new track "No More Interviews, the Detroit rapper rides solo while dropping bars about his ex Naya Rivera and his beef with Kid Cudi.
  The Amaire Johnson and Big Sean co-produced track finds Sean Don going off on a three-minute-plus rant covering a wide range of topics, including Rivera's forthcoming memoir: "And you know the funny thing about it is my ex wanna write a tell-all/ F---ed up thing about it is she ain’t even tell all/ Like how I introduced her to meditation, positive thinking/ And the books she probably read in daily rotation."
  He then swerves into the state of affairs with Cudi. "When I put you on that song with Nas you had told me that you was forever grateful," he spits about his 2013 track "First Chain," which featured his former G.O.O.D. Music mate and Nas. "And that we brothers, so it hurt to hit the Internet to find out that me and you don’t f--- with each other."
 Continuing his spiel, Sean reminds listeners that with 10 years in the rap game under his belt, he's "a king, a legend, man, you n---as ain't worthy."
 Earlier this year, Big Sean sat down with Jay Z and famed producer Rick Rubin and teased that he was working on his fourth album. In an interview with Billboard in August, Sean was tight-lipped about the project but offered, "Man, I can't give out any details about my album except that it's my favorite thing that I've ever done so far."
Source:naijacop.com

Beyonce Turns 35, and Fans Are Having One Big Love Fest for Her Birthday

Happy Bey Day! Beyonce turned 35 on Sunday, September 4, and her legions of fans took to social media in one big love fest to show their appreciation for the Lemonade singer.
It’s been a big year for Beyonce, who took home the Moonman for Video of the Year at the MTV VMAs on Sunday, August 28, in addition to six other wins that helped her make history as the artist with the most VMAs ever. (Madonna previously held the title with 20 Moonmen; Beyonce has 25.)
The superstar singer also owned the awards with her performance that night, a medley of songs off her latest album, Lemonade, which ended with a literal mic drop and arguably outshone performances by Rihanna, Britney Spears and Ariana Grande.
In February, Beyonce stunned the world with her riveting — and controversial — performance of hit “Formation” at the Super Bowl, followed several months later by the surprise release of her visual album Lemonade in April.
Her tell-all tracks alluded to marital troubles with husband Jay Z, causing fans to speculate about the state of the powerhouse couple’s relationship and seek out “Becky with the good hair.”
Most recently, however, the couple was spotted at the U.S. Open in NYC on Thursday, September 1, cheering on Serena Williams as she faced off against Vania King.
On Friday, Beyonce and her daughter Blue touched down in Frederick, Maryland, to spend the holiday weekend with First Lady Michelle Obama and the girls at Camp David.