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Charlamagne Tha God Says Drake Has “Kind of Stopped Making Music”
October 31, 2026


Exciting Coachella 2027 Headliners Have Been All But Confirmed
October 30, 2026


Akademiks Says Drake Could Sign the Biggest Record Deal in History
October 29, 2026


Gracie Abrams Announces New Deluxe Version of ‘Daughter From Hell’
October 29, 2026
Babyface Ray and Veeze pair elegant piano-driven production with laid-back flows and punchlines on “Nigel Sylvester.”
YFN Lucci and Quavo bring buttery flows, bass-heavy production, and Atlanta swagger to new collaboration “EXPOSED.”
Ella Langley leads again as Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” and Tame Impala and JENNIE’s “Dracula” surge.
Olivia Rodrigo reclaims No. 1 as Michael Jackson’s Thriller climbs and Morgan Wallen reaches milestones.
YouTube returns to Billboard in 2027 as revised streaming rules give ad-supported plays greater weight.
Olivia Dean earns Apple Music’s 2026 Artist of the Year honor following a breakthrough run.
Abra Taylor captures emotional desperation on “Choke,” pairing cinematic dark-pop production with a stunning performance.
Xzibit, Dr. Dre, and Ty Dolla $ign bring distinct flavors to the unpredictable “Leave Me Alone.”
Lizzy McAlpine outdid herself and the other artists on the soundtrack for Sunrise on the Reaping with her new track, “The Wheel.” Lizzy’s music just gets better and better, and “The Wheel” might be her best song yet.
Naomi. pairs frantic production and passionate vocals on “Let Me Go,” exploring an ex’s pull.
Aminé embraces forgiveness and growth on “Things Don’t Change,” pairing playful production with melodic raps.
Ye’s Dallas-area show earns another attendance record designation, with the promoter reporting 83,000 tickets sold.
Babyface Ray and Veeze pair elegant piano-driven production with laid-back flows and punchlines on “Nigel Sylvester.”
YFN Lucci and Quavo bring buttery flows, bass-heavy production, and Atlanta swagger to new collaboration “EXPOSED.”
Abra Taylor captures emotional desperation on “Choke,” pairing cinematic dark-pop production with a stunning performance.
Xzibit, Dr. Dre, and Ty Dolla $ign bring distinct flavors to the unpredictable “Leave Me Alone.”