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Keke Palmer Previews New Music While Twerking In Bikini: "This Is Kiki"

How you spend your quarantine days is your business, but over at Keke Palmer’s crib, it’s lit. The talk show host has been rolling out new music for months, sharing R&B singles about love, loss, and creeping around. She’s preparing to share her forthcoming album The Boss, and on Wednesday (April 29), the singer introduced the world to her sexy alter ego, “Kiki.”

Keke Palmer Previews New Music While Twerking In Bikini: "This Is Kiki"
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Keke Palmer has recently switched up her hairstyle to an orange and blonde ‘do and it’s obvious that she’s enjoying the new look. “This is Kiki, not to be confused with Keke & she’s giving u new music all 2020 ??,” Keke wrote in the caption to her video. In the clip, Keke is seen rocking an animal print string bikini in her living room as she sings along to her new song. This may not be how fans are used to seeing the multihyphenated entertainer, but remember, this is “Kiki.”

Meanwhile, Keke has continued to keep herself busy during this quarantine. Not only has she been sharing new music, she’s also been keeping up with her talk show duties and recently appeared alongside DJ D-Nice for a streaming version of MTV’s Club MTV. Check out Keke Palmer jamming out to her own music below.

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Rick Ross Reflects On How He Made Different Miami Music


The Boss drops some knowledge.

Since bodyslamming his way into the game with Port Of Miami in 2006, Rick Ross quietly bossed his way into a well-tenured position in the game. With ten studio albums under his belt, the man known as Yung Renzel has become an OG of sorts, delivering gems for anyone eager to listen. Not long ago, Ross linked up with an interviewer by the name of Brian J. Roberts for an engaging conversation. 

Rick Ross Reflects On How He Made Different Miami Music

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With entrepreneurship being the main topic, Ross explains that he always felt compelled to follow his own vision — even amidst the temptations of the Miami lifestyle. “I was the laid back fat kid with the scuffy shoes on thinking about getting the million,” explains Ross. “Of course I loved the party, but I got something else on my mind. Yeah, the chicks shaking the ass, the water splashin off, don’t get me wrong. I am entertained. But very quickly my mind drift to something else. I look. Okay damn, she’s talented. But I go to something else. That’s how my music has been. It had to be about Miami where I was from, but I wanted to paint another picture.” 

When asked whether it’s easier to make it in the game today, Rick Ross reflects. “If I said that, I wouldn’t be honest with myself,” admits Ross. “You never know. It could be even more difficult now just because of the platform. So many more people have an opportunity and a voice. You never know…[Today] it’s a lot more visual. That’s something I love.” For more from The Boss, in a notably playful mood at that, check out the full interview below.