Doja Cat is at the height of her music career right now, earning her first #1 single with "Say So." The rapper has been bubbling for quite some time but, through her Nicki Minaj collaboration, she was finally able to strike the world with a chart-topping track. Her sophomore album Hot Pink has experienced a spike as a direct result of her recent success. 

Because of how she's been performing this year, a ton of other artists are lining up and knocking at her door to collaborate. One of those stars in question is Ariana Grande.

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Speaking with Zane Lowe on Beats 1 Radio today, the pop star confirmed that she's got some unreleased magic in the stash with Doja and, whenever she releases new music, it'll likely be on the way. We can only imagine it'll be another chart success.

"I love her. I was able to work with her earlier this year on this song that I want to save for whenever it’s time again, to drop," said Grande about her collaboration with Doja Cat. "But I love her so much. I love her personality. I love what she brings to the table musically. She’s just such a breath of fresh air. I think she’s brilliant and so talented."

Fans are already going crazy about this team-up on social media, imagining what the song will sound like and building hype. You can bet your top dollar that this one will be pretty popular upon its release.

Lil Wayne kicked off his new Young Money Radio show on Friday night, and the inaugural episode included some sneak peeks at the upcoming Funeral deluxe album. The Young Money founder invited some exciting guests onto his Beats 1 radio show, such as Deion Sanders and New Orleans' mayor LaToya Cantrell, as well as call-ins from Lil Baby, Travis Scott, Babyface, and more. Wayne also made sure to talk to one of the artists featured on the deluxe edition of his thirteenth studio album, which dropped earlier this year. Wayne spoke to Jessie Reyez over the phone about her involvement with Funeral deluxe, and he even previewed their unreleased song that will be on the album.

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"I want to speak on some artists that is involved with the deluxe, and they're also artists that I have a lot of respect for and I think they're dope," Wayne said during his introduction of Jessie. "Reason I bring it up like that is cause maybe y'all didn't know too much about me knowing these artists." The two of them went on to speak about how they've been keeping busy and grounded during quarantine, before Wayne played a snippet of their collaboration.

Don Toliver is one of the most exciting new artists right now. His official debut album Heaven Or Hell has earned rave reviews and as the Houston native continues to gain traction as an artist, he is enjoying the most successful stretch of his career. Preparing to head out on tour with The Weeknd (if the summer ever arrives…), Don Toliver is getting the wheels ready to go but, this year, he’s been working like crazy on just getting his name out there. A lot of hip-hop heads finally took notice when the Cactus Jack Records signee popped up as a featured guest on Eminem‘s surprise album Music To Be Murdered By.

Speaking to Ebro Darden and Apple Music about how that feature came together, Don Toliver explained how he even ended up on Em’s radar.

“That’s one for the OGs,” says Don Toliver about the D.A. Doman produced track “No Regrets” with Marshall Mathers. “I was in the Cactus Jack studio [when I got the call] and I was recording. I think Em was already on tip with what I had going on but who really I think plugged the spot was D.A. Doman. No cap.”

Don didn’t wait to record his chorus for the song. He says that he hopped in the booth right away and had it finished within the hour, ready to be released the next day. 

Watch the interview with Ebro Darden below.

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.