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Rapper Big Sean will be taking a break from his music career to focus on the birth of his child. Along with his partner Jhene Aiko, the artist is expecting to have a baby boy quite soon.Aiko, who is 34-years old, is a well known singer and artist in the hip hop genre in her own right and the superstar pair will soon become a family of three.The news was first reported in July of this year when Sean and Jhene were spotted walking in Los Angeles and Aiko was displaying a baby bump.The couple recently celebrated Jhene's pregnancy with a no expense spared baby shower party.The rapper spoke to TMZ at LAX airport, who asked him if he had come up with any names for his child.Sean Don replied to the network's reporter, saying he didn't know yet, not eager to reveal anything as of yet.'You know that's a good question, but, I don't have a good answer,' the hip hop star joked.Big Sean was also asked about how long he planned to step away from the hip hop world to care for his son.'Well I'm definitely takin some time for it to just be us,' the rapper explained.You can't really put a time limit on it, you gotta feel it out,' he saidShout out to all the mothers man, and dads, doin it you know,' Sean added.

Lil Baby's new album 'Its Only Me,' has topped the Billboard 200 music charts in the USA, with the highest number of first-week sales if his career to date.Billboard has the Atlanta artist's release recorded as selling 216,000 album equivalent units in its first week on the shelves.The rapper's project debuted at number 1 in the Billboard charts and 209,000 of its unit sales came from SEA (Streaming Equivalent Albums) units, which means the songs from the LP have been streamed around 88.97 million times.The album's figures so far means it is up there with the top hip hop releases of this year.At current, it is the third most successful rap album in sales. behind Kendrick Lamar's 'Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers,' and 'I Never Liked You,; by Future.That means that Lil Baby has outsold some of the genre's biggest names this year, outdoing Drake's 'Honestly, Never Mind,' which only garnered 204,000 units sold in its debut week.Lil Baby's newest release was dropped on the 14th of October, and saw tracks assisted by the likes of Young Thug, Future, Jeremih and Fridayy.Pooh Shiesty Nardo Wick, EST Gee and Rylo Rodriguez also feature on songs on the project.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for the first two episodes of American Horror Story: NYC, which aired October 19, 2022. 'Do you know what it feels like to have hot needles hammered into your nail beds? It feels like an injection of flame, an incineration of every nerve in your body, shooting inward from your fingertips. I was abducted last night. Someone drugged me, tied me up, tortured me--held a blade to my heart. I was held captive for hours. I don't know who did this to me, but I am certain that our boys in blue know that a killer is preying on and butchering gay men in Lower Manhattan.' -Gino Barelli, AHS: NYCIn the premiere of AHS: NYC, we're introduced to a New York owned by the people, not the gentrified few. We've all seen it in films. Bums filled the alleyways, building cardboard lean-tos, warming themselves with trash can fires. Punks armed with switchblades roamed the streets, and ten foot high walls of garbage lined the sidewalks, filling the island with a horrific stench. The gay community at that time was a buffet. Everyone was obsessed with the forbidden fruit. They'd crowd warehouses, cruise parks, stalk piers, and frequent bath houses and bars. Nobody cared about them. Nobody wanted them. They were lost and abandoned, so when they came to the police to tell them about a killer on the loose, it was no surprise that the cops refused to listen.

Cardi B has seen her success achieved in numbers as she has reached over 100 million in Recording Industry Association of America Certified (RIAA) units sold.According to a report by 'Chart Data,' the RIAA certification includes albums, singles and feature appearances that Cardi B has garnered in her music career up to now.The Bronx-raised rapper has amassed over 54 million digital sales, which means she is now the best-selling female hip-hop artist of all-time.This success comes after the RIAA recently announced that the New York native's singles 'Bodak Yellow,' and 'I Like It,' which features Latin stars J Balvin and Bad Bunny, have each sold 11 million units in the United States of America.'Bodak Yellow,' was Cardi's lead single off of her debut studio project, titled 'Invasion of Privacy.'The song earned Cardi B a diamond record, a feat never before awarded to a female rapper.She also became the first female hip hop artist to climb to the summit of the Billboard Hot 100 music charts in the USA in 19 years with that single.

Rappers Drake and 21 Savage have announced that they will be releasing a new joint album together, which will be called, 'Her Loss.'The pair made the announcement in quite an innovative way, interlacing a new music video with the news.On Friday (21st October), Drizzy announced that he would be dropping a new music video for the duo's most recent song release. 'Jimmy Crooks,' from his 'Honestly, Nevermind,' album.The official video was released today, which also happens to be the birthday of 21 Savage.Drake posted to his Instagram story, 'Jimmy Cooks video dropping Saturday,”The upload was accompanied by a picture displaying two chains; one had a chilled out pendant of the OVO Owl and the other was adorned with 21 Savage's 4L Logo.The video, which is out now, is directed by Mahfuz Sultan and features a hidden message pop up around halfway through the video clip.It comes as Drake's rap verse comes to its conclusion and the track evolves into its instrumental phase.The message pops up then and reads “HER LOSS, ALBUM BY DRAKE AND 21 SAVAGE, OCTOBER 28, 2022.”Why not check out the video directly below: