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Doja Cat Throws Shade Directly At Tekashi 69 On Ariana Grande’s New ’34+35′ Remix

Getty Image Tekashi called for Doja to be cancelled in 2020. …

When Ariana Grande teased two mystery guests who would join her on a remix of “34+35,” fans came up with plenty of theories and were partially right. While the guess of Nicki Minaj turned out to be inaccurate, they were correct about Doja Cat, who appears on the track alongside Grande and Megan Thee Stallion. Those weren’t the only three names on the song, though, as Doja managed to sneak a Tekashi 69 diss into her verse.

Doja kicks off her contribution to the track, “Can we stay up all night? F*ck a jet lag / You bring your fine ass and overnight bag / Add up the numbers or get behind that / Play and rewind that, listen, you’ll find that / I want that six-nine without Tekashi / And I want your body and I make it obvious.”

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Doja and Tekashi have had a bit of beef in the past. After some controversial old Doja lyrics generated controversy towards the start of 2020, Tekashi called for her to be cancelled. In the comments of an Instagram post, Tekashi wrote, “She started with the wrong one… give me till tomorrow #canceldoja.” He wrote elsewhere, “Someone called her Doja Dog.” Doja didn’t respond at the time, but now she got her dig in.

Some artists covered here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

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“Time Traveller” by Twice Dark unveils an anthemic reflection of cyclical mistakes and hopping shadows

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Twice Dark is a musical project founded by Josh Kreuzman, an artist based in Bloomington, Indiana. His latest single, “Time Traveller,” is a thematic reflection on the frustrating loops of life, presenting an electrifying exploration through the paradox of time, regret, and the inevitable cycles of repetition. This goth rock allure and dark pop anthemic energy refuse to tread softly, diving headfirst into the visceral realization that repeated mistakes often lead us back to the starting point despite our intentions to avoid them. Yet, it delivers this existential gut punch with such vigor that it feels like a triumph, a celebration of resilience rather than a lament.

Time Traveller” grips listeners with relentless energy from the first beat. The upbeat tempo, laced with pop-punk vivacity, crashes headlong into a darker post-punk soundscape, creating a duality that mirrors the song’s thematic depth. Josh Kreuzman’s commanding vocals soar over driving instrumentals, each note urgently pulsating. The chorus, lifted further by James Clark’s hauntingly melodic backup vocals, becomes an intimate and stratospheric cry of despair.

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What distinguishes “Time Traveller” is its capacity to convert existential burdens into a mesmerizing anthem. The compelling song doesn’t just acknowledge the cyclical nature of human errors but embraces them with an almost defiant energy. Kreuzman’s intricate instrumentation is a formidable foundation, crafting a soundscape that feels as expansive as the concept of time itself. The composition evokes imagery of shadowed industrial decay; it encapsulates the distinctive aesthetic of Twice Dark through its layers of gritty guitars, pulsating basslines, and relentless percussion coalescing into an invigorating sound.

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This hypnotic composition solidifies Twice Dark’s position within the gothic music genre, symbolizing the act of confronting life’s inevitabilities without allowing them to impose limitations. It is an anthem for anyone who’s ever experienced entrapment in time’s continuous cycle of lessons and losses. Ultimately, it offers a brilliant yet timeless auditory ride that demands repetitive engagement, much like the mistakes it poetically and thoughtfully explores.

 

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“99 Fire” by Frank Richman ignites the dance floor with mystery-blazing joy

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Frank Richman has adeptly mastered the magic of blending enigmatic allure with “99 Fire,” a dynamic composition characterized by rhythmic funk vibrant energy bound to set your soul on fire and engage listeners physically and emotionally. Emerging from Amsterdam’s bustling creative cultural heartland, the elusive artist delivers a vitality track, effectively fusing jubilant brass instrumentation, groovy beats, and a distinctive sense of mystery that invites audiences into his unique artistic domain. From the moment the initial note hits, audiences are enveloped in a mesmerizing tapestry of joy where 80’s steppings reign supreme, transforming the dance floor into an exhilarating landscape for daring exploration.

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With its compelling melody and exuberant brass section, “99 Fire” exudes an innate feel-good charm that resonates universally. Richman’s artistic methodology encourages listeners to lose themselves in the rhythm, momentarily set aside their concerns, and allow the music to talk. It’s a masterclass celebration of life, a sonic invitation to embrace happiness, connection, and uninhibited fun. The visuals, quirky and surreal, featuring anthropomorphic bananas playing instruments, enhance the enigmatic quality, prompting questions regarding whether the artist’s valid message lies in the beats or the whimsical absurdity.

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A noteworthy aspect of “99 Fire” is its potential for open-ended interpretation. Is it a profound commentary wrapped in funky vibes, or is it just about having a great time? Richman maintains a playful tone throughout the track, ensuring it sparks endless curiosity while simultaneously keeping listeners engaged through each rhythmic measure.

Ultimately, one thing’s sure: “99 Fire” provides an undeniable and uplifting experience that leaves audiences eager for further exploration. Frank Richman effectively demonstrates that music is a universal language that lights the way, and the world is ready to groove, even when artfully shrouded in delightful mystery.

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