Prior to the release of Kehlani‘s new album It Was Good Until It Wasn’t, it was revealed that she had consulted with one of the biggest music stars in the world to come up with the title.

Working with Drake, Kehlani settled upon the official title for her new album, which is being celebrated across social media platforms. People are excited about the singer’s progression as an artist, claiming that this is one of her most complete bodies of work yet. Drake even congratulated her on the release, also taking time to address the story that he assisted her with the title.

Posting one of the headlines to Instagram Stories, Drake said:

“Nah why is this the headline tho,” wrote Drake. For context, the headline used was “Kehlani Explains How Drake Helped Her Name Upcoming Album.” 

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He continued:

“Anyways your album is incredibke the headline should be ‘Kehlani drops a life soundtrack’ congrats @kehlani @boi1da BLESSINGS!!”

Clearly, Drake isn’t interested in taking credit for this. He would rather play it coy and be humble rather than steal another artist’s moment in the spotlight, which is honestly commendable.

Have you listened to Kehlani’s new album It Was Good Until It Wasn’t yet?

Juice WRLD's girlfriend Ally Lotti has been working hard to ensure that the release of the late rapper's first posthumous album goes exactly as he would have wanted. During a recent live-stream, she was speaking about the project, bursting into tears and casually confirming its title.

Ally Lotti has been a primary source for news regarding the posthumous release of Juice WRLD's new album. Fans of the late Chicago rapper have flocked to her page for any hints about when it could arrive and this weekend, she revealed its title, which had been rumored for the last few months.

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"I need exactly what Jarad wanted to come out right now," said Lotti on Instagram Live, speaking about her late partner. "Remember, we were talking about The Outsiders, all that stuff. That actual album... no one is ready for it. I'm not ready for it. And I promise you, you are not ready for it."

The Outsiders has been floating around as a possible title for the new posthumous album by Juice WRLD, but this is the first time it has been confirmed by somebody close to him. 

The album is also rumored to include fifteen songs, including features from a number of artists that were close to the rapper.

There is no current release date for The Outsiders.

We thought we were getting an album titled Chapter VI for months after Toronto artist The Weeknd had been toying with the idea during his live show but, alas, an album announcement has come by way of the superstar hitmaker and we will all be heading into After Hours territory instead. 

With two new singles performing well on the radio, an album announcement was always in the cards for The Weeknd, who just came through by letting his fans know they could expect a full body of work soon. Sharing a trailer for the album on his social media pages, After Hours was announced as its title and, with no release date known to the public yet, your guess is as good as mine as to when it might be coming out. However, there have been rumors that it could come as soon as this weekend, with the artist’s birthday coming up on February 16.

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After Hours will be The Weeknd’s first studio album since Starboy, which was released in 2016. It is set to include “Blinding Lights” and “Heartless.” Not much else is known yet about the upcoming body of work.

Watch the album teaser below and let us know if you’re excited about the new project.

Not many details have been shared about Lil Wayne's new album, Funeral, so we're definitely in for some surprises when the clock strikes midnight. Weezy may have let one of them spill while appearing on N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN's popular podcast, Drink Champs, but this news will only peak your anticipation levels even more. 

People have been trying to figure out the status of Lil Wayne and Young Thug's relationship for years. When Thugger tried to title one of his project "Carter 6", stealing the theme of Wayne's legendary series, Wayne decided to pursue legal action to stop him. Since this incident, it has remained uncertain whether there is still any animosity between the two. Wayne just confirmed that there isn't on Drink Champs. 

While working for Kanye’s creative content company, Donda, as his art director, Joe Perez was involved with the creative conceptualization of the cover art for Kanye‘s album in 2013, which was not always named Yeezus. On Sunday, Perez, who has also designed for artists like Nick Minaj, Lil Wayne, and Pusha-T in the past, revealed the very different name Kanye originally chose for his sixth studio album. As pointed out by Genius, an extended version of this title was floating around on a Kanye West fan forum called “Kanye To The” back in 2013 before the album dropped under its ultimate name choice, Yeezus. “Ye album could always change titles but right now its either THANK GOD FOR DRUGS or BLACK AMERICAN PSYCHO,” wrote an anonymous user, and shockingly, they ended up being right. Though Ye of course did end up changing titles, Perez’s latest Instagram posts confirm that Ye almost went with Thank God For Drugs.

On Sunday, Perez posted the original album artwork for Ye’s project, which features the infamous clear CD case concept that eventually made the cut on the Yeezus cover, but with some changes. The red tape had not yet been added, and the original title, written in blue crayon-imitation font with a white outline, is sprawled across the top. “Before naming the album Yeezus, the title was ‘Thank God For Drugs,'” Perez points out. He credits Kanye’s former collaborator, George Condo, who is responsible for the My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy covers, for his artwork, as well as designer Virgil Abloh for his creative direction on the creation of the cover.

Kanye ultimately named the album Yeezus for many reasons, which he explained at the album’s listening party. “Simply put, West was my slave name and Yeezus is my god name,” he explains at the 3:05 mark. CyHi the Prynce, a G.O.O.D. Music artist, elaborated on the title to MTV. “A lot of people don’t know Yeezus if you break it down is: ‘Ye-Is-us,” he explained. “I’ll break it down to you because I don’t care. Ye will let you sit there and beat yourself up about it. He ain’t gonna do no interviews. He gonna be like, ‘Yeah it’s Yeezus and that’s what it’s called and y’all gotta deal with it.'” Kanye is likely quite glad he didn’t go with his first choice, since, these days, he is thanking God for getting him away from drugs. At the one year anniversary of his Sunday Service Choir, Kanye revealed that the gospel collective, “saved my life,” and “was the alternative to opioids.”