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Action Bronson & The Alchemist Are Curmudgeons On “I Hate Everything”

The Alchemist’s The Food Villain has arrived. Though some might have been expecting something closer to a full-blown collaborative album, the final product was a strange and occasionally trippy odyssey through Alch’s mile-a-minute mind. As such, his latest album is closer to an acquired taste than an accessible platter of fast food. Be that as it may, there’s plenty of nutritional value to be found, especially during the brief but enjoyable collaboration with Action Bronson “I Hate Everything.”

In reality, the zany track is hardly long enough to leave a lasting impression, especially given some of the previous releases the pair have concocted. Still, this is an Action Bronson and Alchemist duet and should be respected as such, much in the same way two top tier reality TV chefs should be during a crossover episode. Expect plenty of dark humor to be packed within the one-twenty runtime, and Action Bronson doesn’t deliver on that front. “Got me a ride or die bitch like Magic Johnson’s wife,” he raps, over Alc’s production. “I wish my parents named me Constantine / Found out Johnny got left in a dumpster, it wasn’t a shock to me.”

Be sure to check out The Food Villain right here, and sound off if you’ll be coming back for seconds.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Got me a ride or die bitch like Magic Johnson’s wife
I wish my parents named me Constantine
Found out Johnny got left in a dumpster, it wasn’t a shock to me

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Suge Knight Calls Out Kanye West Over Offensive Comments on Carter Twins

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Suge Knight is known for speaking his mind, and in a recent interview on a show called Art of Dialogue, he shared strong opinions about Kanye West’s recent behavior. Kanye, who is often in the spotlight for his controversial actions, made headlines after insulting Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s children in a tweet. Suge found this particularly unacceptable. “I need to talk to Kanye,” Suge said, clearly upset. “We should never disrespect anyone’s kids.” He was disturbed by Kanye calling the Carter twins a hurtful name, emphasizing that this kind of behavior is unacceptable in both hip-hop and society in general.

“You don’t talk about Jay and Beyoncé’s kids and call them names. That’s crossing the line.” For Suge Knight, this isn’t just about one tweet, it’s about a larger issue. He feels that such hurtful comments not only impact the people involved but also reflect poorly on hip-hop and Black culture as a whole. “I expect more from people in hip-hop and our community,” he stated. “We’ve come a long way, and we should stand up for each other, especially when it comes to protecting kids and those who are vulnerable.”

This isn’t the first time Kanye has faced backlash for his controversial remarks, but Suge clarifies that calling out children is where he draws the line. “That’s not funny to me, not at all,” he remarked, suggesting that there should be real consequences for Kanye’s words. “He needs an old-fashioned lesson.” Suge Knight’s comments remind us that, regardless of how famous an artist is, there are still moral limits that shouldn’t be crossed, especially when it comes to children. His call for accountability sends a strong message to Kanye West and anyone else who might think it’s acceptable to attack innocent kids in the hip-hop world.

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Lil Durk Makes History as the Most Certified Rapper of 2025

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Lil Durk has officially established himself as one of the biggest names in hip-hop. The Chicago-born rapper just broke records by becoming the first hip-hop artist to earn the most certifications from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) in 2025. This is a huge milestone in his career, highlighting his influence in music today and his status as one of the all-time greats. Recently, the RIAA announced that Durk achieved 53 new certifications, making him the top hip-hop artist of 2025, and placing him among the top 50 artists ever, with an impressive total of 52.5 million units sold.

This news was shared on social media, confirming that he’s not just popular, but his music truly connects with listeners. Durk has made a name for himself with hit collaborations like “Broadway Girls” featuring Morgan Wallen, “All My Life” with J. Cole, and “3 Headed Goat” alongside Lil Baby and Polo G. His ability to tell real-life stories while also creating catchy melodies has made him a standout artist. These new certifications show that his music has lasting appeal. Fans quickly took to social media to celebrate his achievements, with some eagerly anticipating his next album, saying it will be a huge success.

Others reminisced about how hard he’s worked and how much his popularity has grown, especially during his breakthrough years from 2020 to 2021. However, not everyone is impressed. Some critics have pointed out that his collaboration with country star Morgan Wallen might make his success seem less significant. However, the impressive numbers speak for themselves. Durk’s music has played a key role in shaping hip-hop, and the way he mixes different styles only adds to his talent. From being an underground artist to becoming one of the most recognized rappers in history, Lil Durk’s journey is truly inspiring.

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