Everyone, including Zach Bryan, is entitled to their own opinions. So long as no one is harmed, everyone can be content. However, if he holds strong opinions, he should stand by them and not shy away from expressing them.
On August 3, 2024, the Foo Fighters surprise their Denver audience by incorporating a portion of a Tenacious D cover into their set – a novelty in their live shows. Later that night, they invited Wolfgang Van Halen onstage to duet with them on “Hot for Teacher,” following their popular song “Monkeywrench.” This was a significant moment for Foo Fighters fans, as “Monkeywrench” is often considered a key track in the band’s discography.
Recently, a brilliant thought struck me: let’s mix these two fresh ideas together. No need to delve too deeply into history. Sometimes revisiting yesterday can bring unexpected discoveries. In other words, give some popular tunes from not-so-distant past another spin. (Just to clarify, I don’t mean “Yesterday,” the Beatles song. We’re talking about re-listening to more modern tracks.)
It’s been reported by Billboard that Nelly must seek legal representation because his previous bandmates, Ali, Murphy Lee, City Spud, and Kyjuan, have filed a lawsuit against him for an alleged $50 million.
Since Method Man made a splash on the music scene with the iconic Wu-Tang Clan in the 1990s, he has consistently worked towards shedding the label of being a sex symbol.
For the initial occasion, Shyne, a previous rap artist under Diddy’s label Bad Boy and currently serving as the Leader of Opposition in Belize, voiced his thoughts on Diddy’s recent arrest.
If you’ve consistently enjoyed Saturday Night Live over the years, that’s great! It’s had its ups and downs, but luckily, the comedians who have joined more recently have generally been quite talented.
In an interview with Kerrang!, St. Vincent openly criticized John Mayer’s 2003 hit song “Daughters.” She categorized the track as outdated and filled with misogyny. When prompted to identify the most problematic song ever written, she singled out “Daughters,” explaining that it presents itself as a love ballad but, in her opinion, is saturated with sexist notions.
Delving into the musical tapestry of the 80s, I found myself captivated by some remarkable supergroups that rivaled the great bands of yesteryears. A handful of these ensembles had the makings of a top act, but unfortunately, they didn’t quite meet the criteria I’ve been employing.
At one point in time, a skillful rap performance was key to being recognized as a gifted hip-hop artist. Contrastingly, today, talent is often linked to an artist’s chart rankings, sales, and wealth rather than their artistic abilities or lyricism. It’s uncommon nowadays for discussions about the best rappers to revolve around terms like “art,” “craft,” or “lyricism.