Jay Electronica

The rapper took a moment during a recent show to voice his support for the disgraced music mogul.

Seales also said she never wanted date any of the singer's former partners.

The rapper says he isn't concerned about getting a response from the "really intelligent" political commentator.

The vocalist joked that her mom has a "T-shirt" and "bumper sticker" dedicated to the 2000 song.

Diddy appears on the intro to Jay Electronica's new album, 'A Written Testimony: Leaflets,' stating that "hip-hop is in a very, very dangerous place."

Jeffrey Nuccetelli, a former military officer, is featured on the new track.

Diddy has been locked up since September 2024, after being arrested on sex trafficking and racketeering charges in NYC.

Both the 'Act I' mixtape and the 'Act II' album are now available on Apple Music, etc.

The vocalist said she's "inspired" by 3000, whom she shares a son with.

'Star Line' is the Chicago rapper's second studio album.

Back in 2013, Dot dissed a handful of rappers in his verse on Big Sean's "Control."

Atlanta rapper Young Thug pleaded guilty in YSL RICO case, bringing an end to the longest trial in Georgia history.

Hov's frequent collaborator believes that critics have smoke for the wrong people.

J. Cole's “7 Minute Drill” reversal isn't the first time Kendrick has been the recipient of apologetic remarks.

Jay Elec said Ye came to visit him out in London which is where he first heard the track.

Some fans were convinced that the track, which featured the eventual "Paramedic!" beat, was AI-generated.

The alleged leak is billed as the original version of the 2017 track "Element," albeit over the beat from 'Black Panther: The Album' track "Paramedic."

"I'm not going to apologize for a verse I didn't write," she wrote of Jay's "Balloons" verse, which has been criticized as anti-Semitic.