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It’s that time of year again — the legendary 89.9 KMOJ Annual Boat Ride is back for its 16th Annual Cruise Down the St. Croix… and trust us, you don’t want to miss this!
📅 Saturday, May 24th
🕕 We board at 6PM — don’t be late!
🎉 Three levels of nonstop energy:
Reggae, Hip-Hop, Old School R&B, Live Bands, Comedians, and Vibes for Days.
🎟️ Tickets are on sale NOW — and yes, we sell out every year.… Read more
We’re starting to think that Offset and Cardi B are destined to remain in a toxic relationship forever, regardless of their divorce status. The two just can’t seem to leave each other alone and continue to keep their social media followers up to date on all the tea.
According to TMZ, the latest spat between the former Hip-Hop couple came over the weekend when Cardi B took to social media to claim she’s ready to pull all the cards she has in her deck of people (including Offset) and spill whatever tea she has after alleging that her ex has bloggers coming at her online.… Read more
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Your support fuels our mission and keeps us thriving. Whether it’s $5, $10, or $20, every contribution matters. You can even scan our QR code below if that’s easier for you.
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Together, we keep the culture alive and the music flowing.… Read more
Rapper Sexyy Red is facing a lawsuit from Nicole Barnes, the grandmother of her children. The grandmother claims that the artist publicly shared Barnes’ home address and encouraged her social media followers to harm her.
According to legal documents filed on Monday, Barnes alleges that in December 2024, Sexyy Red posted her address online and instructed her large fan base to “kick in the door” and do harm to her and her family. Barnes claims that this act left her in extreme fear for her safety, forcing her to flee her home and rendering her unable to return.… Read more
Memphis rapper GloRilla was forced to cut her show short in St. Louis after multiple fights broke out in the crowd during her performance.
While delivering her hit song “Whatchu Kno About Me,” chaos erupted in the audience yet again, frustrating the rapper. Clearly annoyed, she paused and looked at the crowd, visibly upset, before saying, “The f**k wrong with y’all?” She then shook her head in disbelief and decided to end the show early, much to the disappointment of fans.… Read more
Black folks on social media are warning Black Americans not to participate in an upcoming global protest against the Trump administration and Elon Musk.
On Saturday, April 5, thousands of people in the U.S. and around the world are preparing to protest Trump in what they are calling “Hands Off! National Day of Action.”
According to Third Act, one of the organizations that helped put together this massive protest said the event is meant to stand up against those who believe they can take whatever they want—our democracy, our future, our rights.… Read more
LeBron James went on a rampage when visiting The Pat McAfee Show to air his grievances, but now he is ready to get back to real hooper talk.
The 40-year-old’s Mind the Game podcast, where he discussed the X’s and O’s of basketball’s intricacies, did well when it premiered on YouTube last year, with a subscriber count currently sitting around 660,000. The only problem is that his co-host, JJ Redick, is now the head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, but James didn’t let that stop the podcast’s forward motion.… Read more
Eugene Henley Jr., also known as Big U, is reportedly a prominent leading figure in the infamous Rollin’ 60s Crips gang. Big U was charged this week in a 43-count indictment that includes RICO charges, extortion, and more.
The U.S. Attorney’s Office, Central District of California issued a press release via the U.S. Department of Justice website’s Central District of California website segment. In the press release, Big U and six other defendants were named in the sweeping indictment, and the charges all stem from federal investigators alleging that Henley used intimidation and street violence to get others to bend to his will.… Read more
Lil Durk’s “Deep Thoughts” album sees the Chicago rapper exploring personal growth and the challenges of his life, all while reflecting on his faith and the streets that shaped him.
From the introspective opening track “Shaking When I Pray,” Durk sets the tone for the album, starting with a recitation of a Muslim prayer, signaling the importance of religion in his life. He touches on how the streets criticize him for not doing enough, despite his numerous contributions.… Read more
It has been well over a month since Kendrick Lamar broke NFL viewing records with his performance during the Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show in early February — and, apparently, white people are still salty about it.
The Hill revealed this week that Lamar’s halftime show performance has prompted at least 125 complaints to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The vast majority of the complaints were reportedly based on either allegations of “provacative dancing,” the language the “DNA” rapper supposedly used, or, of course, the white and eternally fragile complaint that the show was “racist” because “not one white person” was seen onstage.… Read more
