Trina is on the wrong side of the protests, referring to the people fighting for basic human rights for people of color as "animals" on her radio show with Trick Daddy.

The Love & Hip Hop star has been on the airwaves for several months after announcing that she and her longtime collaborator Trick Daddy would be starting their own radio show. Well, it looks like a lot of people will stop supporting her after she made comments that did not sit well with Black Twitter or anybody that cares about the protests happening this week.

Discussing the current protests, Trina allegedly suggested that the curfews be started earlier in Atlanta so that stores owned by her friends could be protected. She also reportedly referred to the protestors as "animals." That statement got everybody up in arms.

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"What trina said was indefensible. i’m not even gonna try to make sense of it, she can go," said a former fan. Others brought up the racist incident that she faced several months ago, being called the n-word by a white woman at a Walmart.

The self-proclaimed "Baddest Bitch" is facing tons of backlash on social media but, regardless, she does not appear to be bothered. She fired back with a couple messages of her own this morning.

"Some of y’all are plain fuckN ignorant and nothing nobody do will help period," she wrote on Twitter. "I’m at work and I’m muthafuckn ready."

Last week, we witnessed the premiere of Lil Wayne‘s new show Young Money Radio on Apple Music. He ended up previewing new music with Tory Lanez, Jessie Reyez, and more during the episode, promising more shows to come. It turns out that we didn’t have to wait too long for the next installment because, this morning, Wayne announced that he would be back tonight.

Episode 2 of Young Money Radio will officially go live at 7 PM EST and already, Lil Wayne has announced a couple of special guests for the menu. 

“We back at it again TONIGHT with Episode 2,” wrote Tunechi on social media before revealing some of his friends for this go-around.

“This should be interesting… Stephen A Smith on Young Money Radio. Who’s right ??,” said the rapper. Having Stephen A. Smith on the show, one of the most opinionated sports commentators, will surely get pretty interesting. Lil Wayne is a big basketball and football fan so we’re sure their talk will be worthwhile.

He didn’t stop there though. Weezy F also called on one of his musical friends to join him.

“Another one !! Another kollab you don’t want to miss with my brother, @djkhaled , on Young Money Radio TONIGHT,” said Wayne, revealing that DJ Khaled would also be featured in the new episode. From the sounds of it, there may be a new song on the way between them both!

Tonight’s episode is already shaping up to be special. Will you be tuning in?

Lil Wayne is bringing "Young Money Radio" to Apple TV beginning this Friday. As plenty of people around the world continue to look for new ways to keep themselves occupied, tons of celebrities have taken to launching their own special projects from home. Lucky for Weezy fans, their fave rapper is among these stars who are doing what they can to bring entertainment and joy to the world during this difficult time.

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The first episode of the broadcast, which initially debuted back in 2017 on Dash Radio, will be hosted by the Young Money founder himself on Friday at 7:00pm EST/4:00pm PST. The show will begin streaming on Instagram live each time, before switching over to Apple TV for the remainder of its duration. Wayne made the announcement Twitter on Tuesday, indicating that he'll "have heavyweights calling in discussing sports, music, comedy," and more on Young Money Radio.

After spending a month in quarantine, you’ve either fallen into the Tiger King trap or you’re still on the edge about going through the now eight-episode saga involving Joe Exotic, his harem of husbands, Carole Baskin, Jeff Lowe, and a bunch of big cats. If you have subjected yourself to the Netflix docu-series, you know just how badly Exotic wanted to be famous. Thanks to Netflix, he has succeeded. His fame may reach a whole new platform soon because the eccentric gay cowboy is reportedly in talks to host his own radio show from prison.

Joe Exotic’s husband Dillon Passage, who is shown in later episodes of the show, has confirmed that the Tiger King is currently communicating with one station who appears willing to give him his own radio show from behind bars.

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“This radio station here in the US wants him to have his own radio show from inside the prison,” said Passage to Metro UK. “It’s kind of mind-blowing.”

Without offering up any details about the show or its legitimacy, we cannot confirm where it would stream at this time.

Are you here for a Joe Exotic radio show/podcast from prison? The newfound star is currently serving a twenty-plus year bid for murder-for-hire, targeting Carole Baskin in the plot.

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In recent months, Bam Bam Bronsoliño has been celebrating the birth of his son and providing him one of the most untouchable newborn sneaker collections of all-time. With the release of his fifth studio album, White Bronco (2018), and his latest musical offering in Lamb Over Rice (2019), Action Bronson has been able to establish himself as one of the most consistent New York rappers of this current generation. Now, the “1Train” collaborator has revealed that he has a new music variety show in partnership with Apple Music entitled, Live From The Moon. 

Live From The Moon will explore the Queens-bred emcee’s vast music collection from ’70s Turkish funk to ’80s Shanghainese disco to Nigerian afro-boogie. With the help of iPad illustrated graphics, Action Bronson will vividly describe the quirky incidents that occurred in pursuit of each record within his collection. In a recent statement, the “DMTri” rapper had this to say about Live From The Moon:

This is a playlist of my journey through life. All the places I’ve been, all the different music we’ve sought and found — this show is all about taking journeys to the f*cking furthest points of humanity.”

During a short interview with Zane Lowe, Action Bronson stated that he wanted to take the show’s viewers on an explorative musical journey that would leave them ‘inspired.’ The musician turned TV personality proclaimed:

“Listen, this music that I’m gonna bring to the people is something that’s inspiring, it’s emotional. Bronson continued, “It’s like it’s art. You’re listening to art from all around the world that hasn’t been uncovered, really. There’s so much music from all around this earth, it’s hard to gather in one place—I’m trying to bring that for everybody.”

While Action Bronson might be in the midst of conflict with Viceland over his popular food show, F*ck, That’s Delicious, his latest entertainment endeavor in Live From The Moon has already aired its first episode entitled, Afterlife. The music variety show will air on Beats 1 every other Saturday at 7 P.M. EST.

Check out Action Bronson and Zane Lowe discussing Live From The Moon in the video provided below and check out the first episode of the show, here. 

Stephen A. Smith is one of the most popular sports talk personalities in the world and at this point, he transcends sports. People who don't even know who Smith is can recognize him because of all the memes centered around him on social media. Overall, Smith is an icon who will always be beloved (and hated) by sports fans everywhere. As an employee of ESPN, Smith has been a fixture on First Take and his very own radio show which is named after him.

Today, Smith took to Twitter where he announced that his time hosting the Stephen A. Smith Radio Show is coming to an end. This week will be his last run of shows and then he will simply become a contributor. Smith will remain as a co-host on First Take, which let's be honest, is all that matters.