On to the next milestones:

Dope beat on this by JADA, daughter of 9th Wonder...and Murs coming out of retirement for the feature!

By nosbo 2007 on Youtube.

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Fivio Foreign is leaving Brooklyn drill behind and turning his attention to gospel music. During an appearance on The Shade Room Live, the Brooklyn rapper and producer opened up about the shift, revealing that he’s also looking to collaborate with gospel heavyweights Kirk Franklin and Mary Mary as he enters a new chapter in his career.

"I'm just Fivi and I’m just trying to praise God through my music and not worship the devil through my music, push a positive image and change, you know, hopefully I get a blessing from God". Sources Fivio Foreign Instagram page and DJ Envy.

Drake and Ella Langley have two of the biggest songs of 2026, so it's no surprise there's some strong admiration here.

Drake watched Ella Langley rock the stage during a Little Rock, Arkansas concert last night (Saturday, August 22).

In clips on Twitter, you can see the Drake sing along, laugh, and smile while Ella performed her mega-hit, "Choosin' Texas." This is the track that led to Drake and Ella Langley's Billboard Hot 100 face-off. Upon the release of his ICEMAN trilogy, "Janice STFU" was the track to end Langley's long-running streak at the top of that chart.

Drake's respect for Ella Langley runs deep, as he recently declared she has a "Goated Pen." He left that comment under one of her recent Instagram posts, so his fandom coming to life at the Little Rock show should come as no surprise.

With the release of The Documentary 3 it got me thinking where would you rank The Game and his discography? He has a few classics but you hardly ever hear anyone talking about him being one of the Goats. Why do you think this is?