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#BOSSIPSounds: Asiahn Touches The Sky With Dreamy EP “The Interlude”
Asiahn releases sonically stunning new EP “The Interlude”–her debut on Since The 80s/Motown Records …

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Boundary-elevating R&B singer/songwriter Asiahn returns with her dreamy new EP “The Interlude” that will have you ready to send risky texts while ascending into the clouds.
The highly anticipated release (that marks her debut on Since The 80s & Motown) centers itself on the period of self-discovery and growth that comes after one relationship’s end and before another’s beginning.
For the South Carolina-raised, Los Angeles-based artist, this 5-song set was a conscious effort to broaden her horizons.
“It’s important that as an artist I not only sing about love,” Asiahn says. “There’s more to life than just being in a relationship and falling in and out of love with others, we also have to fall in love with ourselves and discover what we like and don’t like, explore our sexuality, get drunk and have fun! We have to live!”
True to her word, “The Interlude” finds Asiahn delving into new sounds, styles, and subject matters. The EP’s first single “Gucci Frames” is a slow-mo collection of subtle flexes and empowered bars about taking ownership of your life when someone else expects you to feel broken.
“Get Away” is an escapist dream of a better world in the arms of a lover, with a warm orchestral instrumental by Dreek Beatz.
Elsewhere, she embraces more carnal pleasures on the smoky “Drunk” and the lusty “Messed Up,” enjoying the freedom that uncoupled life can offer.
Even though it’s only five songs, “The Interlude” is a vast release demonstrating the wide-ranging emotions you can experience when you take time to focus on yourself.
“The Interlude” celebrates a new phase for Asiahn, a period of blossoming and fresh growth. It’s an exciting release, both because of its stellar songs and because it reaffirms that she’s always going to have a hunger for exploration.
Stream “The Interlude” here and follow her on Instagram here.
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Latto Is Owning Her Lyrics And Championing Self-Respect Over Body Count Drama

In a recent interview with Complex’s 360 With Speedy, rising Atlanta rapper Latto opened up about the criticism she’s faced regarding her lyrics about her low body count. Known for her bold and confident style, Latto made it clear that she is focused on making great music and supporting other artists rather than worrying about what people say online. During her conversation with host Speedy Morman, Latto explained the deeper meaning behind her lyrics and pushed back against the intense scrutiny on social media.
When asked about her body count lines, she was direct and unflinching. “Be a boss,” she said, highlighting that her message is about valuing yourself and setting boundaries essentially, don’t let just anyone have access to you. It’s not about judging others’ choices but rather about self-respect. Latto’s message centered on empowerment, not policing others’ choices. She encouraged men to adopt a similar mindset, challenging stereotypes and double standards. With her signature humor, she joked about how some guys are too casual in their relationships, bringing a light-hearted but important point to the discussion.
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She also emphasized a balanced view on relationships and intimacy, making it clear that she doesn’t shame anyone for having multiple partners. Her lyrics are not about judging others but about the importance of respect and making thoughtful choices. “They’re not deserving of it,” she shared when discussing why not everyone should have access to you, driving home the idea that it’s about knowing your worth.
This open and honest chat shines a light on Latto’s confident approach to her music and personal story. She’s not trying to fit into anyone else’s expectations but making her own way, one that encourages her fans to hold their heads high and set their own standards without feeling guilty. In a time when artists often face backlash for their lyrics, Latto’s grounded response serves as a reminder to own your story and lift yourself up, regardless of the noise around you.
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BigXthaPlug’s Casino Encounter Highlights The Struggles Of Celebrity Boundaries

BigXthaPlug, one of hip-hop’s most promising upcomers and a beloved figure in Dallas’ rap scene, found himself in an all too familiar position of a fan angry after their request for a photo was denied. Though this particular incident is pretty small potatoes, it’s a very humanizing reminder of the double-edged sword that is fame and the artist’s walk in terms of being accessible versus leaving your ass alone. It all went down inside a casino, and The Neighborhood Talk shared a video showing the moment when a fan reportedly approached BigXthaPlug and company and wanted to take a picture.
But the rapper turned the offer down politely, explaining that when he’s taking time off, he’s taking time off. Capturing the exchange, the fan’s visible frustration and persistence clearly showed the tension celebrities often navigate in common spaces. BigXthaPlug used almost a whisper to reply, “No, thank you. I have said no to 1,000 people. The first time I took a picture with one person, I had to take a picture with everyone.” It’s an honest admission that reveals a perspective many fans might not appreciate. In the case of people in the public eye, saying “yes” once can quickly turn into an endless line of the same, making private time nearly non-existent.
Observing the rapper interact with casino staff and other figures lurking in the background, it’s clear that he was intent on handling the matter gracefully, without throwing fuel onto the fire. His response was professional in an uncomfortable moment, a lesson that, behind the music and persona, artists have to, just like everyone else, find their way through slight social situations. It’s a moment that humanizes the star and examines the emotional labor he goes through to keep front of privacy as a public figure.
It’s something to discuss about respect, privacy, and recognizing the pressures on celebrities when the spotlight is not on them. In an era when access to celebrities is an expectation, the experience of BigXthaPlug is a reminder that the word “no” is sometimes not a snub but a polite request for a bit of extra elbow room and a boundary that can warrant acknowledgment, even from the most devoted fan.
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