#Trinidadian Hip Hop

[jayybludden]

JBM releases new music on Audio mack Digital platform.

New release single ” My Mind is Mafe Up”. JBM in “Just Blaze Recording Studio” in better days. As the New Year starts, JBM is worsting no time in out music. As he parts ways with the studio he has been working with for over a decade or more, his eyes is on his own adventure. He is now embarking on his own recording studio and pushing his own music Label to the fullest. Jayy Bludden is not…

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my 11 year old cousin just found out today that cardi b is not, in fact, japanese.

*playing Money*

me: hey (my cousin) did you know cardi is dominican?

my cousin: no isn’t she japanese??

me: japanese????

my cousin: yeah i just always thought she was japanese. like “cardi b” “konichiwa” it sounds like the same language.

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Hi, same anon from the mxfruit ask :) im sorry if im bothering you too much, but you mentioned there are other darker skinned or afroasians influencers/artists…would you mind telling me which ones do you follow/are your favorites? Would love to give them support as well :)

It's not a bother AT ALL!!! I appreciate you wanting to show support... it means a lot ❤️❤️❤️

I'm going to start off with the KING (not literally hehe) Morris K. If you are a fan of Thai BL, then you'll probably recognize him from Triage... and if you haven't seen Triage then I highly recommend you do!!! But... he has quite the acting career under his belt. He's been very open about his struggles being half-black, and how his being the first black celebrity in Thailand was a difficult journey. He's a huge advocate for more opportunities for Thai-black people in show business. He literally paved the way and I have great respect for him.

Tsunari. She is half-Thai and half-Trinidadian. If you're a fan of rap or hip hop, then I highly recommend her music. She often mixes in some english with her thai lyrics... and she's done a few covers of western artists. Give her a listen on youtube!!!

badmixy. She is an openly trans and proud Thai singer. She writes her own music and her lyrics have occasionally brought me to tears. Again, give her a listen over on youtube.

Rusameekae Fagerlund. He is an openly queer Senegalese-Thai actor, model, and mc. He's done several interviews to raise awareness about homophobia and racism in Thailand. He was named Scene Stealer of the Year in 2016 for his role in เพื่อนรัก เพื่อนร้าย (Best Friends, Bad Friends). He was a host on "Dress My Love" which is available on youtube (I don't think it's subbed though) which was a fun program where they would talk about fashion and have couples on as guests where one would style the other according to a certain theme.

Nam Patcharaporn and Maeya Nonthawan. Both are beauty pageant winners who faced criticism and unnecessary backlash for their darker skin.

Suzie Natthawadee. She is a social media influencer and vlogger that gained popularity when she spoke up about the Black Lives Matter movement in the United States and how Thailand should reflect on their own ideas about race and skin color. You can follow her on ig and tiktok @ suziewadee.

Esther Oruche. I might have spoken about her before hehe. She's fairly new to the scene, but I'm very much looking forward to her future projects... have I mentioned The Last Case enough??? I don't think so.... Please support her and her series!!!

[mirroronmira]

About Me

Hello! My name is Mira! I’m currently 24 years old ~

Based in FL

Black American x Trinidadian 🇹🇹

I identify with the gyaru style, I first discovered gyaru when I was about 10-11 years old. I have been apart of the community silently in the background for a while now ~

I took time away from the community due to personal and mental health reasons, but now that I am an adult with adult money I’m back where I belong! Please welcome me

Gyaru substyles I identify with are now considered “dead substyles” so I follow my own likes and interests to wear what suits my personality! Of course I still very much so wear the nails, makeup, etc. so I guess I may not be very different from popular substyles hehe

Likes

Colors : Pink (ofc), Brown, White, Gold

Music : hip-hop, R&B, alternative, rock, eurobeat (a given as a gal), house, amapiano

Hobbies: I makes clothes!!! My sewing machine broke sadly so awaiting a new one! I also DJ! I haven’t had any gigs but I come from 2 prior generations of DJs so they won’t allow me to take any gigs unless I’m close to perfect hehe.

Dreams

One day I would like to create a gyarusa based in FL. As well as create a very strong fashion community in FL just like we see in places like California (praying for all those affected by the fires!)

Would love to one day have a booth at a con that focuses on jfashion in FL, maybe a parapara class/session, clothings swaps and sales, and more cool things to make the community stronger ( especially because we are in the south ) !!

[nadircozy]

In the hazy intersection of R&B and alternative vibes, there exists an architect of sonic landscapes, a maestro of emotion Jahron Brathwaite known by his moniker ‘PARTYNEXTDOOR.’ Initially,

PND’s thought that his music was something so intimate that he should have kept it from the world. Never would he have expected to lead people into a new sound. The Mississauga, Ontario singer with Jamaican and Trinidadian roots has dedicated his being to crafting a sound based on intimacy, vulnerability, and raw emotion. Here, you can listen to PARTY talking about his earliest influences that sculpted his sound. After being discovered on MySpace at the age of 17, PND moved to Los Angeles the following year to further pursue his career. He ended up signing a songwriter deal with Warner records. Roughly 5 years after that he formed a relationship with fellow canadian artist Drake who brought him to Warner partner OVO Sound.

Crafting Intimacy in Sound:

PND’s stands as a musical sorcerer, conjuring spells that weave intimacy into every note. His work isn't merely a collection of songs; it's a series of chapters unraveling the complexities of human connection. This profile aims to explore the delicate balance he strikes between vulnerability and swagger, carving a niche in the music industry as the purveyor of modern romance that may not be conventional. Okay, it’s not conventional at all but that’s what comes with being a singer. On the song “things and such” he mentions his love interest's mother being skeptical of his intentions with her daughter because he’s and R&B singer. Moreover, let’s rewind back to his first album. PND’s self-titled debut album, "PARTYNEXTDOOR," marked his official entry into the music scene, released in July 2013 under the OVO Sound label. This project served as a captivating introduction to the artist's distinctive sound, blending R&B, electronic elements, and a touch of Caribbean influences reflective of his Canadian and Jamaican heritage.

The album consists of ten tracks, each contributing to the atmospheric and moody aesthetic that has become synonymous with PND’s style. From the opening track, "Welcome to the Party," to the closing notes of "TBH," the album unfolds as a cohesive journey through late-night vibes and introspective musings.

Singing Style:

PND’s singing style is characterized by a unique blend of smooth, melodic vocals and a distinctive atmospheric delivery. His approach to singing transcends traditional R&B boundaries, incorporating elements of contemporary hip-hop and electronic music. Here’s a breakdown of some of the key aspects of his vocal ability that make his music unique, addictive, and captivating.

PND's singing style is a distinctive blend of smooth R&B vocals, a touch of Caribbean influences, and a knack for creating atmospheric and immersive soundscapes. Several key elements contribute to the uniqueness of his singing style:

1. Atmospheric Delivery:

PND is known for his ability to create an atmospheric and moody ambiance through his vocals. His delivery often leans towards the laid-back and introspective, establishing a sense of intimacy in his music. This atmospheric quality contributes to the immersive experience that defines many of his tracks.

2. Versatility:

One of the standout features of PND's singing style is his versatility. He can seamlessly transition between soulful crooning, melodic harmonies, and more rhythmic, rap-infused cadences. This versatility allows him to explore a range of emotions within a single track or across different songs.

3. Emotional Resonance:

There's a raw and genuine quality to PND's vocals that enhances the emotional resonance of his music. Whether he's expressing love, heartbreak, or desire, his singing style carries an authenticity that connects with listeners on a personal level.

4. Caribbean Influences:

Drawing from his Trinidadian heritage, PND infuses Caribbean influences into his singing style. This is evident in the rhythmic patterns, inflections, and occasional dancehall elements present in his music. It adds a unique flavor to his sound, setting him apart in the contemporary R&B landscape.

5. Collaborative Chemistry:

PND has collaborated with various artists, including Drake, and his ability to complement and enhance the style of those he works with showcases his adaptability. Whether he's sharing the spotlight or taking the lead, his singing style remains a consistent and defining element in his collaborations.

In essence, PND's singing style is a captivating fusion of emotive storytelling, atmospheric production, and a versatility that allows him to navigate the diverse landscapes of contemporary R&B. It's a style that has evolved over the course of his career, contributing to his status as a unique and influential voice in the music industry.

Furthermore,

PND has made significant contributions to the music industry not only as a solo artist but also as a talented songwriter and collaborator. His songwriting prowess has left an indelible mark on the work of other artists, showcasing his ability to craft compelling narratives and melodies. Here are a few aspects of PND's impact as a songwriter and influencer on other musicians.

1. Songwriting for Others:

PND's penmanship extends beyond his own discography, as he has crafted songs for various artists across genres. His ability to capture emotions and tell stories resonates in the lyrics he provides for others, adding depth and authenticity to their projects. This collaborative approach has allowed him to shape the sonic landscapes of fellow musicians.

2. Collaborations with Drake:

As a signee to Drake's OVO Sound label, PND has collaborated with Drake on multiple occasions, contributing not only as a featured artist but also as a songwriter. Their collaborative efforts have resulted in chart-topping hits that showcase PND's influence on Drake's music and the broader hip-hop and R&B scenes.

3. Shaping the Contemporary Sound:

PND's production style and songwriting have played a role in shaping the contemporary R&B and hip-hop sound. His fusion of atmospheric beats, introspective lyrics, and melodic hooks has inspired a new generation of musicians, influencing their approach to storytelling and sonic exploration.

4. Impact on R&B Aesthetics:

Through his solo work and collaborations, PND has been a trailblazer in redefining the aesthetics of modern R&B. His seamless integration of Caribbean influences, emotive vocals, and intricate production has set a standard for artists exploring the intersection of various genres within the R&B landscape.

5. Setting Trends in Sound and Style:**

PND's contributions to the music of others extend beyond lyrics; his influence is often seen in the broader soundscapes and stylistic choices adopted by artists he collaborates with. His innovative approach to production and vocal delivery has sparked trends and inspired a wave of artists to experiment with new sounds.

In summary, PND's impact as a songwriter and influencer on other musicians goes beyond his solo career. His ability to craft poignant narratives, coupled with a distinctive sonic signature, has not only elevated his own artistry but has left an enduring imprint on the broader music landscape, influencing the work of fellow artists and contributing to the evolution of contemporary R&B and hip-hop.

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Haddaway - "What Is Love" 1992 Eurodance / Eurohouse / Dance-Pop

It's another big one, folks. Today I'm gonna tell you the story about how this indispensable early 90s club classic that went on to largely define the Eurodance era as a whole originally came to be, and how it also ended up unexpectedly launching the career of a Trinidadian-born renaissance man by the name of Nestor Haddaway, who would go on to become an international pop superstar, largely away from American eyes.

So, the truth of the matter is that, before he'd end up moving tens of millions of units with his debut record, "What Is Love," Nestor Haddaway wasn't even really much of a singer in the first place. He had lived in America, joined the navy for a handful of years, earned a PhD in political science, and then decided to move out to Europe, where he thought he could have a chance at making it as a musician. Nestor was fond of German-made music, like Kraftwerk, and knew the country had served as a launching pad for a whole bunch of successful acts, including Donna Summer. And he also knew that, as a black man, the industry wouldn't be so quick to try to pigeonhole him into either R&B or hip hop, either, like the US had a tendency to do, because the German music industry just seemed to be more open-minded about things like that.

So, Nestor would end up in Frankfurt, in a crew with none other than Michael Münzing and Luca Anzilotti, a pair of guys who had previously made music with techno legend Sven Väth as the trio OFF, and then found much wider success as the producers behind Snap!, who would give the world songs like "The Power" and "Rhythm is a Dancer" in the late 80s and early 90s. You won't find Haddaway's name attached to any of their records, and if you do a Discogs search, it'll show that his first credits were as his own solo act, but he did do production and remix work with Münzing and Anzilotti, and he made good money from it too.

But while he wanted to be a successful producer on his own—and not a singing solo act—Nestor was also a lot of other things too: he was a dancer, a choreographer, an American football player in one of Europe's top leagues, and a business owner who organized fashion shows and photoshoots. And all of that seemed to keep him from being a desperate artist who'd be eager to sign a contract with anyone that'd be willing to take him on, only to be, most likely, taken advantage of later. And with that security of having his fingers in many other pies, he was able to turn down a bunch of offers he didn't like at first, before very unexpectedly starting to really find his way in Cologne, in 1992.

That was when Nestor decided to do a favor for his music partner, Alex Strasser, who, at the time, had a job at a label called Coconut Records, and was struggling to make ends meet. But a way that Nestor could help him out would be to come down to the studio and record some music. Nestor would do some stuff that he had been working on himself, and then to help out Alex, he would also record something for Coconut too. No big deal; just being a good friend, really.

But as you could probably guess, this little session turned out to be a huge deal. Coconut's co-owner, Tony Hendrik, decided to come down to the studio too, and brought with him a rough draft of a song that he and his wife, Karin van Haaren, had worked on. In fact, the two of them had already had the song in Coconut's publishing company and were just waiting for the right person to come along and sing over it. And that song was an early version of "What Is Love," and their latest candidate to front it was now none other than Nestor Haddaway.

But Hendrik had a vision for the song that he and Nestor didn't share. He wanted Nestor to sing the song in the style of Joe Cocker, who, I'd say, is pretty dang inimitable himself. So, while Nestor acknowledged that he was definitely a fan of Cocker's work, he also told Hendrik that there was no way that he was going to sing like him. Nestor had loved the work that he had done with the guys from Snap! and brought back something that was more in their vein. Hendrik wasn't too thrilled with it, telling Nestor and Strasser that what he really had wanted was a ballad, but his wife ended up convincing him to just roll with it. So, he relented.

And here's what appears to be an early iteration of what they had come up with, which was made available on YouTube only a few years ago, and seems to have one key ingredient missing from the finished product:

And this version probably would've sufficed as a solid, radio-friendly dance hit, but you'll notice that in this iteration, the organ stabs aren't nearly as full or fluid. And to get the final version, Hendrik took the song, locked himself in the studio for a full week or so, and then was able to turn that organ into something harder that the listener could happily glide on during the instrumental portions between Haddaway's verses. It was a terrific enhancement. Plus, Nestor had also supplied vocals that sounded less tender and more anguished too.

And when Nestor heard this updated version, he knew he had something unique on his hands that also had mass appeal as both a dance and pop record. Coconut offered to buy the track from him for 5,000 Deutsche marks, but he outright refused. And yet, unbelievably, when they first tried to shop it, no other label or radio station actually wanted anything to do with it at first! But a new station in Cologne was willing to implement it as a jingle, which was enough to get the ball rolling, and after getting a positive response from about a thousand DJs that they had sent it to, "What Is Love" then proceeded to catch complete fire on a global scale.

The song went to #1 in 13 countries, #2 in the UK, and almost broke the top ten on the Billboard Hot 100, while hitting #9 on its corresponding dance chart too. And despite its slightly lesser showing Stateside, Saturday Night Live's Butabi brothers, who would then feature as the main characters in 1998's A Night at the Roxbury, would extend its relevance for a whole lot more years, by using it as their own theme song, which even encouraged yours truly and a friend of theirs to dress up as them for Halloween one year, which I assure you, there are no pictures of 🤫.

(I was the Will Ferrell one, btw)

Now, maybe one thing you're wondering is, "yes, the plonking organ definitely proved essential, but so did that mysterious and intermittent female vocal too! Who was that?" Well, I have absolutely no idea, but what I can tell you is where it came from, because Haddaway lifted it from a 1991 sample pack CD called Datafile One that was made for producers, DJs, programmers, and artists to use. Have a listen to track 64 and you'll hear the pair or samples that were used:

And that's pretty much it. Haddaway, who originally had no intention of being a pop star himself, had actually managed to become one on a bit of a lark, by giving the world a super catchy and versatile club banger with the first song that he'd ever apparently recorded professionally as a singer. And it was also on the heels of Germany's last massive Eurodance triumph, "Rhythm Is a Dancer," which happened to be by his friends in Snap! And while Haddaway would pretty much flame out as a one-hit wonder in the US after that, he'd still string together a bunch more singles that would resonate well in other markets, ultimately allowing him to have a long and fruitful career that he's been able to sustain to this very day. Plus, Just Blaze's sampling of "What Is Love" for Eminem and Lil Wayne's own "No Love," which ended up doing over 5 million in sales and streaming, couldn't have hurt, either, so, good thing he didn't end up selling it to Coconut for the relative pittance that they had originally offered him!

Welcome to Haddaway week.

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Facts about Nicki Minaj

She is The First Female Artist With a No. 1 Single on the Rap Charts Since 2002

Her favorite color is pink (duh)

Her full name is Onika Tanya Maraj-petty

She has a tattoo in Chinese written on her left arm that reads "God is always with you"

She is African, Trinidadian and Indo-Asian descent

She was born in Trinidad and Tobago and then moved to the Bronx in New York City when she was five years-old.

Before Minaj made it on the hip-hop scene, she had a regular job like the rest of us. But this job didn’t last long, as she was fired as a waitress at Red Lobster for being rude to a customer. In this particular incident, Minaj chased the customer out of the restaurant to give her the finger and demand for her pen back. As a matter of fact, Nicki has admitted to being fired from 15 jobs for the same reason (She ate that)

She's strong, she's a boss, she writes her own rhymes and she spends her own money. She's a mogul and a tireless creative. She does nothing by halves, and that's an ethos for all of us to live by.

[seeabout-afterdark09]

Come Closer

Come Closer

Wizkid ft. Drake (March 31, 2017)

This collaboration between Drake and Wizkid is the second song off of Wizkid's album called Sounds From The Other Side. It's a tropical love song where both men talk about the women, they want to put in their life. In his verse, Wizkid is relishing in his fame drinking with women that make him feel good. He's looking for the kind of love he can feel (physically), he doesn't care to chase after a woman when he has a lot of options currently. "When me tune drop, the girls, they bounce along/Me no let nothing come between me and me paper."

Drake's verse however, is different from the tone of Wizkid's. "Too mix up in drama to go outside/Too mix up in drama to free my mind." For the past few years he's been dealing with the beef with Meek, beef with old heads in hip-hop, and dealing with the aftermath of a bad breakup with Rihanna. He wants to step out of the hot seat and just chill so he can think clearly. He has too many jealous people around him that want to see him fail; he needs a change in pace. "What would I do without you, my chargie?/I don't feel that way with anybody/Tell me your secrets, I'm not messy." Chargie is Jamaican Patois for the word "friend", first popularized by the singer Popcaan. Despite having Trinidadian roots, Nicki Minaj has always been more comfortable speaking Jamaican Patois rather than her own Trinidadian dialect because she lived in an area in New York around a lot of Jamaican immigrants and naturally grew up using Patois more. I say this to say, Nicki is very familiar with Jamaican culture and loves speaking Patois around Drake.

They are friends but Drake knows they can be more because he doesn't feel the same with anyone else like he does with her. "Steady it for me, girl, hold steady/I wanna put you in my life/Your hair smell like the tropics, your body look nice." He wants Nicki to be patient with him and just follow his lead. When he mentions the tropics, Drake is referring to when Nicki celebrated her birthday (the year prior) in the Turks and Caicos Islands. "One fuck cyaan hold me, we gotta go twice/I'm here for you, just tell me what you like/I wanna put you in my life." Being with her once isn't enough for him, he doesn't want Nicki around as a casual fuck but as a full on romantic partner. One of the more emotional parts of the year for them was in March when Nicki appeared in a few stops for Drake's Boy Meets World Tour. The energy between them was palpable. When they were onstage together, neither one of them wanted to let go of the other. I personally feel like outside of the tour, the two of them spent a lot of much needed one on one time in Paris together — bringing them closer together during one of the rockiest points in Nicki's career.

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Karlie Redd (née Lewis; April 15, 1973) is a television personality, rapper, model, and actress. She rose to prominence by appearing as a main cast member of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta.

She was born in New York City to a Trinidadian mother and an African American father. She spent her childhood between Trinidad and New York until returning to New York permanently at age 12. She attended The Harlem School of the Arts and Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. She is a college graduate.

She was cast in the movie Black Spring Break 2. She was in Scream Queens. Her first role in a box office film was Top Five. She currently plays a recurring role in Saints and Sinners.

She released her debut single, “A Girl Has Needs”, on iTunes. In October 2018, she announced an upcoming musical project called “Karlie Ferrari” which may be released as an EP.

In the summer of 2012, she launched the Redd Remy Hairline. She opened a women’s clothing store called Merci Boutique in 2015 in Atlanta.

She has a daughter named Jasmine who has appeared on Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

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Billboard names Nicki Minaj the greatest female rapper of all time

In its latest tribute to the trailblazers of hip-hop, Billboard magazine – one of the most authoritative voices in the global music industry – has officially placed the Trinidadian rapper and singer Nicki Minaj at the very top of its “Best Female Rappers of All Time” list. Released on Monday (7 April), the editorial feature celebrates women who have shaped the genre through lyrical prowess,…

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FALSE: Song Vocals of an American Pop Rapper 'Nicky Tanya Minaj' will not be altered Jay-Z's recordings [#InvestigativeFactCheck]

(Written by Rhayniel Saldasal Calimpong / Freelance News Writer and Presenter of OneNETnews & Online Media Reporter of ONC)

QUEENS, NEW YORK -- In the world of local American music rappers, few of the artists have made as significant an impact as these two individuals. For the next year's 15th Anniversary celebration of "Super Bass", we look into the song notes claiming if Nicki Minaj is actually voiced by Jay-Z. We investigate what was behind all of this, per our online partnership with TEGNA and FILSCAP (Filipino Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers), which may have been secretly voiced in a lowered tone or co-written by him in some or almost everything at all.

Trinidadian-American rapper 'Ms. Nicky Tanya Minaj', who formerly lived in 'Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago', now currently lives in 'Queens, New York, United States of America' (U.S.A.) has become a dominant force in hip-hop and pop music. Before releasing her hit single "Super Bass" within a year later by April 2011, excluding a few of her classic mixtapes back in July 2007, there was her first studio album "Pink Friday" in late-November 2010.

Minaj releases her remixed version of a Scottish song titled "No More I Love You(s)" by Annie Griselda Lennox, now titled "Your Love". Her unique vocal style and versatility have made her a global icon. Outside of her music career, she is more often having sex with individuals and/or celebrities because her body is too attractive to seductively make herself out in her free time. Today, in general, she'll be focusing instead on creating new music releases, especially her online appearance at Kai Cenat's home in mid-December 2023, and she is now on a world tour in America for "Pink Friday 2" later this Fall 2025.

While for Jay-Z in the late mid-90s, his first debut studio album "Reasonable Doubt" was released in late-June 1996 with the first expletive song "Ain't No [Nudge]". Over the years, Jay-Z has solidified his status as one of the most influential figures in the music industry. The concluding track of his career is the single "99 Problems", marking the end of his music journey before the 2nd tour of "On the Run" wrapped up in June 2018. As of early December 2024, he faces allegations in a lawsuit from the 2000s involving "Mr. Sean John Combs", famously known as 'Puff Diddy'.

And, "Super Bass" is one of Minaj's most popular songs, released on April 5th, 2011, with a 15th Anniversary in 2026. A flirtatious bubblegum pop or rap track discusses infatuation with someone while using the most explicitly lewd references. The song became an immediate success with a catchy hook and a simply fun atmosphere as it solidified the respect for Minaj's career at the time.

Pitch shifting of singing voices is a highly relevant theme found online, even before the technology era. Brooklyn-based rapper Jay-Z performed Nicki Minaj's songs through pitch-shifting which produced a high-pitched woman-like voice, although the real voice roughly belongs to Jay-Z. Our research division team of OneNETnews suggests that there is no credible evidence to support this theory.

Several sound engineering and music production experts have independently validated that pitch-shifting generates distinctive vocal effects but Jay-Z's position in the music industry makes it impractical for him to hide his real voice under another rapper artist's work. Minaj's signature vocal dynamics play a vital role in her artistic vision so it would be impossible for Jay-Z to secretly voice her songs.

Unfortunately, the claim that Jay-Z secretly voices Nicki Minaj's songs is totally FALSE. There is no verifiable evidence to support this theory, and it contradicts the established careers and artistic identities of both artists in the New York area. The music world recognizes the artists' distinct domains as they happen to use similar pitch adjustment techniques without any purposeful coordination.

FILE PHOTOS COURTESY for REPRESENTATION: Getty Images BACKGROUND PROVIDED BY: Tegna

SOURCE: *https://www.udiscovermusic.com/stories/nicki-minaj-super-bass-feature/ *https://www.songcontext.com/songs/super-bass *https://americansongwriter.com/behind-meaning-of-song-lyrics-nicki-minajs-super-bass/ *https://www.songmeaningsandfacts.com/super-bass-by-nicki-minaj-lyrics-meaning-decoding-the-euphoric-love-anthem-of-the-decade/ *https://hiphophero.com/did-jay-z-create-nicki-minaj-as-an-industry-plant/ *https://www.pbs.org/video/is-jay-z-actually-nicki-minaj-pitch-shifting-in-music-hvnkfp/ *https://www.tiktok.com/@kyleandjackieo/video/7143113677690948865 *https://www.discogs.com/release/3349671-Nicki-Minaj-Super-Bass *https://people.com/music/nicki-minaj-new-boyfriend-have-sex-3-4-times-every-night/ *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHm7FurobG0 *https://laylo.com/nickiminaj/Leg2 *https://www.discogs.com/master/9258-Ja%C3%BF-Z-Reasonable-Doubt *https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cd75dy0ggz3o *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4oBvDWaErE and *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzZURlp8CUY

-- OneNETnews Online Publication Team

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Cardi B's journey to fame was nothing short of remarkable, marked by early struggles and perseverance. Born Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar on October 11, 1992, in the South Bronx, New York, she grew up in a low-income household with her Dominican father and Trinidadian mother.

Cardi B's early life was marred by poverty and domestic violence. She was kicked out of her mother's house and had to rely on stripping to make ends meet. Despite the challenges, she attended Borough of Manhattan Community College but eventually dropped out.

Her rise to fame began on social media platforms like Vine and Instagram, where she gained popularity for her unapologetic and outspoken personality. In 2015, she joined the cast of VH1's reality TV series "Love & Hip Hop: New York," which further boosted her visibility.

Cardi B released her debut mixtape, "Gangsta Bitch Music, Vol. 1," in 2016, followed by "Gangsta Bitch Music, Vol. 2" in 2017. Her commercial debut single, "Bodak Yellow," was released in June 2017 and became a massive hit, topping the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

The success of "Bodak Yellow" paved the way for Cardi B's debut studio album, "Invasion of Privacy," released in April 2018. The album received widespread critical acclaim and debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200 chart.

Since then, Cardi B has become one of the most successful female rappers in the industry, known for hits like "I Like It," "WAP," and "Up." She has won numerous awards, including a Grammy Award, and has been named one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people in the world.

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Uzozisola (You'll Regret It) - Justin Vibes ✩ Rhythm Karaoke (Nihavend M...  ⭐ Video'yu beğenmeyi ve Abone olmayı unutmayın  👍 Zile basarak bildirimleri açabilirsiniz 🔔 ⭐ KATIL'dan Ritim Karaoke Ekibine Destek Olun (Join this channel to enjoy privileges.) ✩ ╰┈➤ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqm-5vmc2L6oFZ1vo2Fz3JQ/join ✩ ORİJİNAL VERSİYONU 🢃 Linkten Dinleyip Canlı Enstrüman Çalıp Söyleyerek Çalışabilirsiniz. ⭐ 🎧 ╰┈➤ https://youtu.be/YRGiYySpH5Y ✩ (MAKE A LIVE INSTRUMENT ACCOMPANIMENT ON RHYTHM IN EVERY TONE) ✩ Aykut ilter Ritim Karaoke Ekibini Sosyal Medya Kanallarından Takip Edebilirsiniz. ✩ İNSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/rhythmkaraoke/ ✩ TİK TOK https://www.tiktok.com/@rhythmkaraoke ✩ DAILYMOTION https://www.dailymotion.com/RhythmKaraoke ⭐ Uzozisola (You'll Regret It) - Justin Vibes ✩ Rhythm Karaoke (Nihavend Minör 4/4 C Composer Aymos) ❤ ＠ＲｉｔｉｍＫａｒａｏｋｅ Ｍüｚｉｓｙｅｎｌｅｒｉｎ Ｂｕｌｕşｍａ Ｎｏｋｔａｓı．．．． ➤ SANATÇININ DİĞER ŞARKILARI İÇİN OYNATMA LİSTESİNE BAKABİLİRSİNİZ...         ⭐ 🎧 ╰┈➤ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9SktAtLVupOrJM4iEjwg4NY0kWEvhKJX https://www.youtube.com/shorts/JcqjI4dwLZI   HIP HOP ➤ ESER ADI                : Uzozisola (You'll Regret It) ➤ SÖZ GÜFTE            : AYMOS ➤ BESTE - MÜZİK      : AYMOS ➤ USÜL                       : 4/4 ➤ MAKAM - DİZİ        : NİHAVEND - MİNÖR ➤ ARANJÖR              : JUSTIN VIBES ➤ ENSTRÜMANLAR :   ➤ KİMLER OKUDU    : ft. Diamonds of Gwijo x Azul Serene ➤ FİRMA - ŞİRKETİ   : ? COMPOSITION & LYRICS AYMOS Aymos Songwriter                             ŞARKI SÖZÜ ve AKORU Lyrics Translation: Ngi Authi a sharp mina (I’m a chilled/laid back guy) babuze bonke bazo ku tsela (ask anyone and they’ll they you) ndiyi authi e sharp mina Andina nto eyiningi mina (I’m a chilled/laid back guy) ndihleka nawo wonke umntu ohleka nam (I get along with almost everyone) phinde veza loku gqibela (my huge smile is a testament to that) ayebo sokule hee hee Hu hu (Yes this is it) Uzozisola (You’ll Regret It) This song is a cover of Mas Musiq's "Uzozisola" which means "You'll Regret It". It's about being a nice guy but if pushed over the edge, you'll regret it. Diamonds of Gwijo (the kids), only sang part of the song's lyrics. Azul Serene sang the breakdown "Uzozisola". I hope you enjoy! Marimba One has strategically thought of the future and longevity of their instruments, and equally the same for their artists. Because of this intentional care and detail to both the instruments and the artists, that was enough for me to choose M1. Justin Vibes A multi-platinum songwriter & producer, singer, and vibraphonist, Justin Vibes has paved out a lane in the music industry that some may find intriguing. The Baltimore born, Trinidadian musician found success in Los Angeles writing songs for Eminem, Chris Brown, DaBaby, and Kodak Black, just to only name a few while touring the world, performing on big stages such as Coachella, Lollapalooza, etc with alternative pop duo, Capital Cities.  His instrument of choice, the vibraphone, is an instrument rarely seen in the mainstream music scene. Justin is using this instrument on hit records and big stages with no hesitation, garnering millions of views on social media, and showcasing the instrument (along with his singing and songwriting skills) in all of his original music.   Currently, Justin is continuously writing songs for other artists, producing content for his audience, and is expected to release his solo project soon. JUSTIN VIBES HIP HOP SONGS RHYTHM KARAOKE

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FOXY BROWN // MUSICIAN

“She is an American hip hop artist. She is hailed for her style described as "husky flow" with "dancehall swagger" that influenced a new generation of female rap artists. She's also recognized as an early fashion icon among women rappers. When her 1999 album "Chyna Doll" debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200, she became the first female rap artist ever to accomplish that feat. Signing with Def Jam Records at 17 in 1996, she released her debut album "Ill Na Na" the same year. The single "I'll Be" from the album spent 20 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100.Her 2001 album, 'Broken Silence' has sold nearly one million copies to date. Several songs on the album marked Caribbean influence, owing to Brown's own Trinidadian heritage. Often weaving Caribbean patois into her rhymes, oxy has made the reggae-inspired style one of her trademarks.”

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Nicki Minaj makes history as most successful touring female rapper

Nicki Minaj has broken the record for the highest grossing tour by a female rapper in history. According to American statistic company, Touring Data, the US-based Trinidadian hip-hop star also broke the highest-grossing concert by a female rapper in history, with $2.858 million at Madison Square Garden in New York on March 30,…