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Future And Lil Uzi Vert Are About To Release … Something
Getty Image The two rappers previously reunited on ‘Wassup,’ ‘Patek,’ and ‘Over Your Head,’ leading fans to believe a joint project is due soon. …


Future and Lil Uzi Vert are about to release… something. The “Too Much Sauce” duo have been teasing a collaboration between them for the past several months, putting out bread crumbs such as their double release of singles “Over Your Head” and “Patek.” Their fans believe they’re working on a joint mixtape but their moods were dampened when the project didn’t materialize on its rumored release date.
Now, however, it appears as if those fans’ thirst for this release may be quenched in some fashion this Friday. Both Uzi and Future shared an intriguing trailer for what appears to be a Hype Williams-directed music video. Whether that video will be for one of their previously released singles or accompany a full project remains to be seen. Both artists love to build hype while remaining as mysterious as possible — see Uzi’s out-of-the-blue drop for the deluxe version of Eternal Atake or Future’s Drake-featuring “Life Is Good” video from way back in the pre-COVID times.
The two rappers had already released the video for “Wassup” in May, so it’s likely they do have more songs recorded. We’ll have to wait a few hours to find out what they’re serving up next.
Lil Uzi Vert is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.
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Ice Spice Stuns in Paris Fashion Week Photo Dump, Fans Celebrate Her Iconic Looks and Natural Glow

Ice Spice is showing that she’s not only a rising star in rap but also a true fashion icon. Recently, while in Milan, she brushed aside rumors about her dating football player Sauce Gardner and then took Paris Fashion Week by storm, leaving her fans in awe. In her latest series of Instagram photos, captioned “princess in paris,” she displayed an amazing mix of high-fashion styles, proving that she knows how to set trends. She flaunted various looks, from chic and cool to gracefully glamorous. Whether she was sporting wavy hair in a sheer dress or sleek and stylish in leather with straight hair, Ice Spice radiated confidence and creativity.
Some photos even featured her with fellow artists PinkPantheress and Chappell Roan, showing how well she blends music, culture, and fashion. Fans couldn’t help but shower her with compliments, celebrating her bold changes in style and her undeniable star quality. However, there was some chatter about her body along with the fashion talk. Some fans pointed out that Ice Spice seemed to have gained some weight, which reminded them of her earlier look, playfully nicknamed “Old Spice” by her followers.
While it’s easy for social media to focus on how celebrities change over time, it’s essential to remember that body image is a personal journey. As always, Ice Spice carries herself confidently, promoting self-acceptance and self-expression. No matter what others think, she embraces her individuality, balancing her artistry with a refreshing honesty that keeps fans engaged. Her time at Paris Fashion Week was a strong message. Ice Spice is determined to set her own. Whether she’s front row at the hottest fashion shows or casually sharing snapshots, the world is paying attention, and she’s making the most of every moment.
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Drake’s Halftime Redemption? FIFA President Teases 6 God’s Shot at World Cup Glory

Drake might have faced some challenges in 2024, but FIFA President Gianni Infantino could offer him a golden opportunity for a comeback. During a recent chat on Good Day New York, Infantino teased the idea of Drake performing at the 2026 FIFA World Cup Halftime Show, which could spark another exciting chapter in the competition between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Kendrick Lamar has been a strong competitor in their ongoing rivalry, gaining much attention with his songs “Meet the Grahams” and “Not Like Us.”
In 2025, while Kendrick continues to win Grammys and shine during big events like the Super Bowl Halftime Show, his album has remained a hit on music charts, standing firm against Drake’s latest work. Yet, everyone knows Drake is not one to shy away from a challenge. Then, there’s FIFA. When host Rosanna Scotto suggested the idea of Drake headlining the World Cup Halftime Show in 2026, Infantino seemed intrigued. “Drake… Kendrick Lamar dissed him at the Super Bowl,” she pointed out, highlighting a perfect chance for Drake to make a strong comeback. Infantino, who has previously collaborated with Drake to announce locations for the tournament, appeared enthusiastic about the idea, responding, “That’s a good idea. I should have his number somewhere.”
Could this be the ideal platform for Drake to turn things around? A performance at the World Cup is a massive global event and a chance for him to reclaim his story in front of millions of viewers worldwide. This could reinforce why he is still one of the biggest names in music. If this happens, it would symbolize a renewal for Drake, a kind of revenge tour during the world’s most-watched halftime show. Will FIFA reach out to him? Will Drake step up to the challenge? And will Kendrick have anything to say about it? 2026 is shaping up to be quite an exciting year!
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