Natalie Nunn gave us a sneak peak of what to expect on the upcoming Zeus Network’s show ‘Baddies East’
#Clique, are we excited for the new season?
Author: Onsite
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Natalie Nunn Discusses ‘Baddies East,’ Reveals That They’re Going To Be ‘Some Superstars This Season’
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Soulja Boy Says Negativity and Drama Needs To Be Canceled In 2023, Says ‘Life’s Too Short’
2023 BET AWARDS #Culturesbiggestnight Onsite caught up with Soulja Boy at the 2023 Bet Awards #Culturesbiggestnight
The “Crank That (Soulja Boy)” rapper revealed that negativity and drama should be canceled in 2023. #Clique, what are your thoughts on that?
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8th Annual Black Music Honors Celebrate Trailblazers Missy Elliot, SWV, Jeffrey Osborne, and more
The 8th Annual Black Music Honors, co-hosted by actor/comedian DeRay Davis and actress/singer LeToya Luckett, celebrates legendary African-American artists who have impacted and made remarkable musical contributions to African-American music as well as American music worldwide. The blue carpet experience featured star-studded appearances from SWV, Anthony Hamilton, David Banner, Roxanne Shanté, Sevyn Streeter, LeToya Luckett, and many more. Each artist showed off their elegant drapings as they all appeared to be excited for the anticipated ceremony.
This year’s ceremony honored Hip-Hop icon Missy Elliot with the Music Innovator Icon award for her influential contributions to the genre. SWV was celebrated with the Urban Music Icon award. The R&B Music Icon award was presented to singer-songwriter Evelyn “Champagne” King. R&B/Soul artist Jeffrey Osborne received the Legends Award and gospel trailblazers The Hawkins Family went home with the Gospel Music Icon award.
Hamilton discussed what he anticipated the most from the event. The Best of Me singer revealed that he was most excited about African Americans uniting to promote positivity. When asked what he is most looking forward to from the ceremony, he responded,
“just us coming together in a positive light and loving on each other. The honorees and the people that we’re celebrating have done so much for the culture, Missy and SWV, and Jeffrey Osborne, so I’m just happy to be a part of that.”
Many talents who graced the blue carpet discussed their enthusiasm to witness honoree’s like SWV, Missy Elliot, The Hawkins Family, and others get their flowers.
“I’m going to say it 10 times tonight, I have to see Missy Elliot live doing her thing. I’ve grown up with her, I’ve grown up with Hip-Hop. Music itself is just my life, I was in music before acting so this means so much to me,”
said actress Brely Evans
Hip-Hop legend Roxanne Shanté also expressed her excitement for the ceremony. She confessed that she is looking forward to seeing Missy Elliot being honored. She went on to say that it’s important for women in Hip-Hop to be recognized especially with hip-hop turning 50 years old this year.
“I am most looking forward to my Hip-Hop sister receiving her flowers while she’s still here so I’m definitely here to support her. I’m here to see everyone but mainly that is my main focus right there because, you know, celebrating 50 years of hip hop, one of the main things we want to do is be able to show how much support we have for each other especially women,”
said the Roxanne’s Revenge rapper.
Honoree’s SWV admitted that they’re fans of everyone who is set to receive their flowers at the ceremony. Group member Lelee said,
“We’re fans of everybody that’s being recognized tonight so we’re happy we get to be a fan tonight.”
The Black Music Honors is scheduled to premiere on June 3 on the Stellar Network.
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Mother Goes To Confront Students Over An Altercation Over Her Daughter At A Texas High School But It Didn’t Go As Planned
A Mother-Daughter Duo ended up with matching beatdowns after attempting to confront students at a Texas high school. The mother allegedly went to the school with her daughter to confront a group of girls after an altercation between her daughter and other students, after barging into an administrator’s office, both the mother and daughter end up getting beat up, resulting in their mother getting jumped by a group of students and her daughter dragged on the floor. It seems there was no security on the scene, and it appeared that only one teenage boy attempted to break up the fight.
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Houston Rapper JB. Santiago Has Some Of The Hottest Flows And Deliveries Out Right Now
Up and coming rapper JB. Santiago isn’t sparing anyone with his bars and flow. Who do y’all think he would sound good collaborating with?
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Verbal Argument Turns Physical After Substitute Teacher Confiscates Cell Phone at Rocky Mount High
It seems that it has become the new norm for these new generation students to physically attack their teachers, well this student learns the hard way that it wasn’t in her best interest to attempt to fight her teacher after her cell phone was confiscated.
In the video, the young girl swings at her teacher after the teacher refuses to give the student back her phone, which leads to a full-on brawl between the two. In the end, both the teacher as well as the student are heard pleading with the on-looking students for assistance in breaking up the fight.
See video below:
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The Ladies Are Loving Saweetie’s New Song “BO$$ CHICK”
Saweetie got all the ladies feeling like a “BO$$ CHICK” with her new single!
Clique, y’all think this a bop?
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Drake Brings Out GloRilla At Dreamville Fest As A Special Guest
Clique, look at Glo performing on the biggest of stages 🔥
Did you get a chance to catch her performance?
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The Wait For Chloe’s Ablum “In Pieces” Was Definitely Worth It
Chloe Bailey’s debut album “In Pieces” is finally here!
Clique, have y’all listened to it yet?
