Until he gets $10 million for his next fight, Adrien Broner maintains that he’s still retired from boxing. The champion fighter has had a slew of legal troubles within the last year, and he’s decided to take a pause on his boxing career to work on new music. Broner has been releasing songs for years, including dropping his 2017 mixtape Wanted, and now he’s returned to the booth in an effort to craft a full-length project.

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The Shade Room shared Bronner’s post-and-delete tracklist, and it includes features that show he’s not messing around. Why he decided to remove it from his Instagram page remains a mystery, but what we can see is that it’s coming in at 14 tracks. Features reportedly include looks from 42 Dugg, Young Thug, Cook Laflare, NBA YoungBoy, Yella Beezy, Meek Mill, and Rick Ross.

When this project is slated to hit streaming services has yet to be shared, but it will be interesting to hear what Adrien Broner has come up with. Let us know if you’re looking forward to this one and check out his posts below.

Tracklist

1. Intro (Still Adjusting To Fame)
2. Forbes List ft. 42 Dugg
3. Big Boy Status ft. Young Thug
4. Run Off ft. Cook Laflare
5. My Brotha
6. Static
7. All I Want ft. NBA YoungBoy
8. How I’m Living
9. Messages
10. Big Things ft. Yella Beezy
11. Miss My Bro’s
12. Crime Pay ft. Meek Mill & Rick Ross
13. Better Man
14. Rich B*tch

When it comes to being a controversial figure in hip hop, Boosie Badazz has no problem taking that title. However, with as many questionable remarks as the Lousiana rapper has, he’s still a respected artist in the industry. HipHopDX recently spoke with Yella Beezy about Boosie and how he paid for a feature from many years ago only to later receive a free verse from the rapper for his track “That’s On Me.”

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“When Boosie first got out, I think it had to be like, 2014 I think, when Boosie got out? 2014, 2015. Man, we was in the streets so we had the money for it. He chose us for the verse, but we never even tried to shoot the video… Me and my partner had went in first and then the next thing you know, sh*t, three to four years later, he was playing a song on his page and he was like, ‘Man, y’all tell Yella Beezy I need to get on this song right here. I need to get on the remix!'”

Boosie Badazz loved the jam, or as Beezy said, “he was vibin’ to it, singing the song word-for-word.” He added, “Same with T.I. [He] was like, ‘This is one of my favorite songs right now.’ So, we ended up getting in contact.” Yella Beezy has worked with the likes of Chris Brown, Lil Baby, Too $hort, Kevin Gates, and more, but when asked about who his favorite feature was, he could only share his gratitude to everyone who has supported him along the way. He also revealed that both T.I. & 2 Chainz gave him verses for free. Watch Beezy’s clip below.

Rona season has put the world at a standstill but fortunately, we have enough music to get us through these tough times. Hip-hop has continued to thrive, even though many labels and artists have held off releasing new albums until the pandemic dies down. Even still, artists like The Weeknd, Lil Uzi Vert, PartyNextDoor, and many others have used this time to make sure that there fans have something to keep their spirits high.

Of course, even though we’re all in quarantine, we continue to keep our Spotify Fire Emoji playlist up to date with some of the hottest records that you need to hear. This week, we got a few cuts from Tory Lanez’ latest project, New Toronto 3. One of the many highlights, “STUPID AGAIN” became an instant highlight off of the project as well as the Lil Tjay-assisted, “Accidents Happen.” We also included Polo G’s latest drop, “DND.”

A few other picks for this week include Yella Beezy’s latest drop, “Headlocc” with Young Thug as well as Phresher’s “Point E Out” with A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie.

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Yella Beezy might be blowing up right now but the rapper’s still facing some issues over alleged local feuds. According to TMZ, Yella Beezy has been sued over an alleged assault against a rival rapper’s manager. Brandon Rainwater, who reportedly managed Mo3, said that Yella Beezy and his crew beat him down outside of a Dallas strip club and left him with a dislocated hip.

Rainwater revealed that he pulled up to V Live in Dallas last month when he attempted to get inside of the club. Security then told him to wait outside before things allegedly escalated quickly. Rainwater said that one of the security guards pulled up on him with a gun while Yella Beezy stood behind him. At that point, the alleged victim reportedly tried to evade the scene but he claims Beezy and his crew ran him down and beat him down.

In the documents filed in court, Rainwater said that Beezy and the company then went back to the strip club parking lot where they’re seen bragging about the incident in a video. 

Rainwater is aiming for Beezy’s pockets after being hospitalized and having to undergo physical therapy. Rainwater is now suing V Live and Yella Beezy. The club for poor security and Yella Beezy for the assault. Rainwater is demanding $1M for the damages.