Detroit rapper 42 Dugg is one of the hottest rising stars in the industry, earning his first-ever Top 10 single with “We Paid.” The track continues to go off and as he enjoys his success, some old drama is coming back to bite him in the ass…

42 Dugg’s ex-girlfriend, Jazmin Re’Nae, took to social media to unload a 30-minute rant about the rapper, making tons of claims about their relationship and sex life. She says that she made him wait a year to have sex before going in on the size of Dugg’s butt.



“I can’t argue with no n***a that’s thicker than me,” said Re’Nae, who owns Detroit’s Whipped Luxury Beauty Bar. “I’m not about to keep doing that. I’m not arguing with no fat booty n***a. Like I could sit a cup on that bitch. I could sit a cup on that ass.”

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She later says that Dugg has been trying to “sabotage” her character.

After catching wind of the comments, the rapper filmed a quick return video for Re’Nae, joining his boys and ridiculing her.

“You got fucked on an air mattress, bitch,” howled Dugg among other insults at the 23:35 point of the video below. He also denied her claims that they waited a year to have sex.



It’s not uncommon for people to get jealous once you’ve made it. 42 Dugg has definitely made it and now, he’s got to deal with people from his past coming back to try and clown him.

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If you aren’t taking COVID-19 seriously, Tom Hanks wants nothing to do with you. Back in mid-March, Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson shared with the world that they had been diagnosed with COVID-19. The uber-famous couple was quarantined as they recovered and thankfully, they were later given a clean bill of health. Unsurprisingly, Hanks doesn’t mess around when it comes to taking proper precautions against the spread of coronavirus, and he had a few words for people who have taken to the streets to fight against mask-wearing ordinances.

On Tuesday (July 7), Tom Hanks appeared on Today and discussed the growing number of people who have spoken out against wearing masks in public spaces during a pandemic. “We don’t know what’s going to happen with COVID-19. The idea of doing one’s part, though, should be so simple: Wear a mask, social distance, wash your hands,” said the actor. “That alone means you are contributing to the betterment of your house, your work, your town, your society as a whole. And it’s such a small thing. … It’s a mystery to me how somehow that has been wiped out of what should be ingrained in the behavior of us all.”



“Look, there’s no law against ignorance. It’s not illegal to have opinions that are wrong,” Hanks said. “But there is a darkness on the edge of town here folks, and … let’s not confuse the fact: It’s killing people. … Yeah, that’s right. It’s killing people. And you can say, ‘Well, traffic accidents kill an awful lot of people too.’ A traffic accident happened because a lot of drivers aren’t doing their part. … I don’t know how common sense has somehow been put in question.” Watch Tom Hanks on Today below.

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Roddy Ricch is the whole package at 21-years-old. Breaking out last year, he has already become one of the most in-demand artists in rap music. His tracks “The Box,” “High Fashion,” and “Ballin” with Mustard have been incredibly impactful and, during quarantine, it looks like he’s been perfecting his live show.

Without an opportunity to perform for a crowd because of COVID-19, Roddy Ricch appears to have been hard at work with his team, putting together a perfect set and jumping at the opportunity to do Tiny Desk for NPR.



The concert series has always been a favorite for fans looking to experience a more intimate set from the artists they love. Right now, it’s probably one of the only stages where we can actually witness live music.

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Starting off with “Perfect Time,” the Compton artist introduced his collaborator Ty Dolla $ign to the at-home version of Tiny Desk for “Bacc Seat.” 

Once they finished up that track, Roddy gave his introduction. The segment was filmed at West Coast Customs, which is the legendary garage they taped Pimp My Ride at. He introduced the next song, “High Fashion,” as what he likes his relationships to be like. Finally, he closed out by giving some commentary on the world around us, performing “War Baby” to finish the set.

Watch the performance below.