The Le'Nalors News of The Week - Kai Cenat Announces Official Comeback

 

Via Twitter, the Twitch giant announced he will be hosting his comeback stream on both Twitch and YouTube. It will begin tomorrow (Monday, July 6) at 8PM EST.

More specifically, Kai said he will be revealing the students and professors that will be participating in this year's Streamer University. Last year had some big names in the streaming world, and there were few who didn't show up at the event or come up in one way or another.

As such, fans are very excited to see what's in store and are looking forward to Cenat's first stream in a long time. 

While this all connects to the larger Streamer University plan, folks hope this indicates he will stream more regularly in the near future.

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The Le'Nalors News of The Week - Ray J Gets Knocked Out By Supa Hot Fire

 

Adin Ross and his Brand Risk Promotions company just hosted the UFC Apex event in Las Vegas last night (Saturday, May 23), and one of its match-ups was Ray J versus Supa Hot Fire. They confronted each other at the event's press conference and talked a lot of smack. Ray ended up being the one to take the loss, as Supa knocked him out in the second round.

Unfortunately, things didn't turn out well for him, and a whole lot of people were there to witness it. BenDaDonnn was hosting, Chris Brown and Rubi Rose were in attendance among other celebrities, 6ix9ine gave a halftime show performance, and many more famous and viral faces popped up.

Well Ray J my Boy , You win some and you lose some! Did ya'll catch the fight and what did you think? 

The Le'Nalors News of The Week - Houston Hip-Hop Legend Michael "5000" Watts Passes Away At 52

Michael "5000" Watts founded the Swishahouse label in Houston and was instrumental in chopped–and–screwed's rise in hip-hop culture.

Of the many folks hip-hop fans in the South and beyond can thank for innovating chopped-and-screwed and bringing it to the mainstream, Swishahouse's DJ Michael "5000" Watts is among the top names. Sadly, the culture is now mourning his passing at the age of 52 on Friday (January 30). Watts' family confirmed it via an Instagram statement that evening.

"Watts transitioned surrounded by loved ones. We truly appreciate the love shown to Michael throughout his career and we ask for continued prayers as we navigate through this very hard journey," the statement read. "Mr. Watts developed a fatal heart rhythm called torsades de Pointes causing a sudden cardiac death. He leaves behind a wife, Tammy Watts, 5 beautiful kids and 2 loving grandkids. His legacy and career started at the age of 14. He continued his success as a business owner, DJ, radio personality, Founder & Owner Of Swishahouse and pillar in the community. A community event honoring his legacy will be announced in the coming days via Watts' official social media pages."

Swishahouse also issued a statement, as caught by Fox 26 Houston, sharing how 5000 Watts helped "define the sound, spirit, and global influence of Houston hip-hop." "Michael ‘5000’ Watts was more than a founder, he was a movement," the statement reads. "Beyond the music, Michael Watts was a mentor, a cultural curator, and a builder of opportunity. He believed in ownership, creativity, and the power of storytelling through sound."!

 

The Le'Nalors News & Events Audo Podcast - N-Your Business - Episode 3 D'Angelo at Peace

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The Le'Nalors News of The Week - Mellow Rackz Dubs Kodak Black A “Simp” Over Unreleased Love Song

 Recently, Kodak Black went on a heated rant about Mellow Rackz and NBA YoungBoy, claiming they're both his "clones."

It's no secret that Kodak Black has his fair share of issues with Mellow Rackzand NBA Youngboy, and recently, he hopped online to go on a fiery rant about them. During it, he labeled them both "copycats" and "clones," insisting that the "MASA" performer wants to be "just like" him.

In response, Mellow Rackz took to her Instagram Story to reveal a song Kodak wrote. "Simp ahh been writing love songs while I be doing me," she typed alongside a series of laughing emojis," per Live Bitez. "STFU." From there, she shared a video from a FaceTime call with Kodak, which shows him grabbing his chest.

"Another day another random call from Mr 'I don't miss that bih,'" she captioned it. "Goodmorning yall [laughing emojis]. Check on yak THAT BOY GRABBIN HIS CHEST [laughing emojis]. All that cappin on the gram just for yo sorry ssa to be singing to me in the morning the next day."

According to Mellow, she didn't even answer his call intentionally, as he called her from a number she didn't recognize. "Called from a random number I block all the numbers after I find out it’s him thank u I have nothing to talk about w this man," she commented under an Instagram post by Akademiks.

In July of this year, Mellow Rackz and NBA YoungBoy joined forces to taunt Kodak with a collab called "Guys Just Wanna Have Fun." Before that, Kodak dissed YB's latest album, MASA, on his Instagram Story. "I just heard little bruh album it’s straight trash, I don’t even like that. And I like YoungBoy music but that sh*t a*s tho," he said at the time.

Kodak and Mellow used to be an item, and even got engaged back in 2021. The engagement didn't last long, and the two of them went their separate ways after another woman alleged that she was involved with Kodak.

The Le'Nalors News & Events Audo Podcast - N-Your Business Episode 2 - Young Thug Blues

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The Le'Nalors News of The Week - WWE's Roman Reigns Nabs Role of Akuma In new Street Fighter Live-Action

Multiple outlets announced the casting on Thursday evening (June 26). Reigns beat out a call sheet of who’s who in Hollywood to secure the major role in the forthcoming Street Fighter live-action adaptation. The Hollywood Reporter broke the news.  

Akuma is arguably the best fighter in the classic video game. He made his debut in 1994 on Street Fighter Turbo.  Known for his menacing presence and destructive power, Akuma is a fan favorite in the franchise.

Reigns joins an eclectic cast blending talent from music, film, and television. Rap star 50 Cent will step into the role of Balrog. Country artist Orville Peck has been cast as Vega. Jason Momoa will take on the part of Blanka. 

Andrew Koji has signed on as Ryu, with Noah Centineo as Ken. Callina Liang rounds out the lineup as Chun-Li. The film, produced by Capcom and Legendary, will be directed by Kitao Sakurai and is set to begin shooting in Australia this August.

The Le'Nalors News of The Week - Chris Brown Shows Love To T-Pain Amid Drake Tensions

Chris Brown broke up the intense backlash T-Pain has been receiving after Drake called him resentful for his comments on Drizzy's retirement.

Drake inspired a wave of hate against T-Pain after the singer criticized the rapper for not following up on previous claims of retirement. But Chris Brown is there to shout him out as a "pioneer," even after Drizzy called him resentful for his take on possibly hanging it up.

As caught by HOT 97 on Twitter, Breezy took to his Instagram Story to send a message to the Tallahassee native amid all the controversy. Many fans probably didn't expect this situation to blow up this much, but a response from the 6ix God is all that OVO fans needed to clap back.

"RANDOM THOUGHT..." Brown wrote, which doesn't seem very random when you consider the context. "@tpain is one of the goats of my generation!! GIVING YOU YOUR FLOWERS!!! PIONEER LOVE YOU MY BROTHER!

Of course, you may be wondering what T-Pain said about Drake in the first place to warrant this discussion. It seemed like nothing at the time, but it's not the first time that the former said something critical of the latter.

"One thing I learned from Drake, but one thing he hasn't followed his own words," the 40-year-old had remarked. "Drake said, ‘I wanna be one of them people that gracefully bow out and not get kicked out.’ I have ever since said, ‘Thank y’all, I appreciate y’all. I'll see y'all when I drop.' [...] Drake is like, ‘No, listen, OK, I got another one. Hold on, check this out. Y'all ain't like that one? OK, real quick, just one more. Let me try one more.'"

"This guy always had resentment for me [crying-laughing emoji]," Drake responded to T-Pain. "You can hear it every time he speaks on my name."

As for where Chris Brown and Drake stand, the former's shoutout to the latter's "resentful" critic doesn't mean that he has no love for the Toronto superstar. Then again, they previously had beef that they seemed to squash. But during the Kendrick Lamar battle, there were some rumors that Brown was on the Compton lyricist's side. Still, that's just speculative, so these aren't necessarily fighting words.

The Le'Nalors News & Events Audo Podcast - N-Your Business Episode 1 - Remy Ma Revenge?

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The Le'Nalors News of The Week - Snoop vs Suge ??

Snoop Dogg has taken aim at former label boss, Suge Knight, in new song “Shut Yo Bitch Ass Up”.

The two have been exchanging public shots for a while now but Snoop has made the move to address his one time friend on wax.

“Shut Yo Bitch Ass Up” which features on Snoop’s surprise new album Iz It A Crime? sees Tha Doggfather throw some serious accusations at Suge.

Snoop raps: “I can see why you mad / I bought everything you own / Now you in PC snitching on the phone.”

The West Coast legend continues: “But I can slap the taste out your muthafuckin’ mouth / Pull up on your n-gga, make you wanna reroute / And if he hit the main line, he gon’ see what we bout/Oh bitch ass n-gga, I’m a rich ass n-gga.”

Suge has yet to respond to Snoop’s claims.

The Death Row Records co-founder recently tore into his one-time signee for his treatment of the historic label since he bought it in 2022.

“Snoop, you said I’m mad because you bought Death Row? What’d you buy? Show me the paperwork. Show me what you own,” he said on The Art of Dialogue.

He then went into detail about how Snoop’s Doggystyle label didn’t take off, then added: “And you was running Def Jam. Did you do anything good for Def Jam? Absolutely not. Now you wanna start something that has nothing to do with you. You going backwards. You tryna create something that Suge Knight created. But instead of going big, you disappointing the world by making everything flops.”

The Le'Nalors News & Events Audo Podcast - N-Your Business Episode 0.5 - Rasheeda Pride?

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The Le'Nalors News of The Week - Drake's Lawsuit Against UMG Over "Not Like Us" Blasted

If successful, could this actually set a dangerous precedent?

Drake continues to find a lot of backlash and controversy in his path following his federal defamation lawsuit against his distributor Universal Music Group for releasing Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" diss track. With each passing day, the reactions extend beyond hardcore hip-hop fans and into more traditional publications and emerging media leaders, especially when it comes to more big-picture analysis. For example, a recent article from The Guardian posits the lack of successful precedent for a case like this, and also brings up the hypocrisy of Aubrey Graham using lyrics in court after his support of Young Thug, who faced similar scrutiny.

For one, this article from The Guardian points out one highly relevant defamation case in rap music that suggests Drake will have a very difficult time finding what he wants. This is the legal filing from Debbie Mathers against her son Eminem back in 1999, for which she sought $11 million for his lines about her drug use on The Slim Shady EP. The court only awarded her $25,000, which reportedly turned to $1,600 after legal and lawyer fees. 

With this context in mind – plus other defamation cases orbiting around the culture – it's clear that defamation cases are incredibly tough to win for celebrities in such an expansive public eye. For Drake, who remains one of the biggest superstars in the music industry, it will clearly be an uphill battle, which is why people have their own theories as to why he launched this lawsuit. Perhaps this all only relates to his contract negotiations with UMG as a point of leverage, but even the most casual hip-hop listeners seem to believe that this will impact his reputation for the rest of his career.

Of course, a key point to emphasize is the cultural, historical, and artistic relevance of diss tracks and rap battles throughout hip-hop's 50-year-plus history, even if the specific starting point is up for debate. Although it seems very unlikely that Drake will prevail – and we're not here to minimize the negative events he faced in the wake of the beef – the media world understands how dangerous this could be as a tool for artists, labels, and litigators to suppress artistic expression.