Music
Diddy Once Mistook Jeff Tweedy For A Grammys Usher And Demanded His Programs
‘He tapped the programs that I was holding with a cane. He’s like, ‘Give me one of those.” …

Wilco leader Jeff Tweedy has proven to be a delightful late-night talk show guest in recent years, whether he’s promoting Wilco material or his own solo work. He popped up again last night on Late Night With Seth Meyers, where he told the story of the time Diddy mistook him for an usher at the Grammys.
Tweedy told the story through laughter from himself, Meyers, and some off-camera Late Night staff. Meyers said the tale took place at the first Grammys ceremony Tweedy attended with Wilco, which would have been the 41st Annual Grammys in 1999, where Mermaid Avenue was nominated for Best Contemporary Folk Album. Tweedy was standing outside the bathroom holding a stack of programs belonging to his Wilco bandmates and their guests when Diddy approached him. Tweedy said, “P. Diddy walked up to me and he thought I was an usher handing out programs. He tapped the programs that I was holding with a cane. He’s like, ‘Give me one of those.’ I’m like, ‘No, they’re mine.’ It didn’t escalate, thank goodness.”
Speaking of the Grammys, the Recording Academy is set to announce the list of 2021 nominees this morning, so keep an eye on Uproxx to find out who is up for what awards.
Tweedy also performed “Gwendolyn” on the show, so check that out below and watch Tweedy chat with Meyers above.
Hip-Hop
Rich Bout-It and Guce bring the heat with West Coast banger “F.A.F.O.”

Rich Bout-It knocks the door open with “F.A.F.O.,” born straight out of San Francisco’s concrete corners, mounted on the back of unapologetic truth. Aggressive, gritty, and saturated with Bay Area snarl, “F.A.F.O.” is a no-nonsense statement of identity and purpose. The track throws you into its slamming atmosphere. The beat knocks with that unmistakable West Coast bass-heavy sound, perfect for the kind of cruising through city streets with the volume all the way up. It’s the sound of a band that prowls.
Rich Bout-It’s voice slices through like a warning shot, flowing forward with graphic bars, clarity, and unflinching spirit. In steps Guce, a certified Bay legend, chewing up the beat like he never left. His verse lands with veteran weight, bringing depth and history to a track that is already running hot. The chemistry between Rich Bout-It and Guce is electric. Their flows like two sides of the same coin, push back against one another. However, its fearless lyricism really sets “F.A.F.O.” apart. There’s no sugarcoating here.
It’s the wisdom of the streets stripped bare, serving as a guided tour among artists who’ve been around long enough to know what it means to keep steady, speak up, and refuse to bend. The headline says everything, and if you’re in the know, then you know. “F.A.F.O.” goes about with a presence, the beat of a song that refuses to be denied. It’s not a commercial thing. It’s not here to be polished. It’s here to be heard and felt and to be heard and felt alike. On “F.A.F.O.,” Rich Bout-It picks his spot in the West Coast City, and Guce weighs in heavy. Together, they’ve launched a mission statement.
Electronic
LYNVY’s “Worami – Ocin J Remix” dives into the shadows with a twist

LYNVY’s song “Worami” was already a lively blend of Afro-dance music that got people moving and feeling energized. But with the new remix by French producer Ocin J, the track has taken on a fresh and exciting vibe. Ocin J reimagines “Worami” in a way that makes it darker and heavier while still mesmerizing the listener. This remix transforms the song entirely. Ocin J incorporates elements of shadowy music styles and punchy beats, pushing “Worami” into new and unexpected territories.
The result is an intense and captivating piece that grabs your attention with every beat and layered sound, pulling you into a mysterious atmosphere. What sets this remix apart is Ocin J’s skill for building tension. He takes his time to create suspense, carefully adding different sounds and unsettling notes, much like a movie composer would. It’s about the rhythm, creating a mood, and immersing the listener in a unique experience. Ocin J is no stranger to mixing different music styles. He’s known for his work in various types of electronic music, from powerful tracks to collaborations with other artists. With the “Worami – Ocin J Remix,” he continues to push boundaries and explore new sounds.
What’s especially interesting about this remix is how it respects the energy of the original song while bravely venturing into new territory. It’s like a different version of “Worami,” bolder but just as alive. This remix is a reworking of a song and a whole new creation. “Worami – Ocin J Remix” showcases the collaboration of two artists coming together across different styles and backgrounds to create something truly bold and enchanting. If LYNVY ignited the spark, Ocin J has added the mysterious shadows.
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