It looks like luck was on Offset’s side this past weekend while down in Las Vegas for the Wilder x Fury fight. The Migos rapper took to his social media story to show off a casual one hundred grand that he won from the Aria casino.

With the chips stacked in rows of ten thousand stacks, the husband of Cardi B showed off his winnings, although it’s unclear where he won his money at. Craps or some sort of dice game would be a good guess. “We didn’t come to play today, we don’t come to play today,” Offset said as the camera displayed the chips before showing off the stacks of cash. “This is what we came to do to Vegas.”

While Offset may not be hurting for money as he’s flying private jets, hosting events, and performing sold out shows, an extra one hundred grand I’m sure is always appreciated. And it maybe needed as reports surfaced a couple days ago that the ATL rapper blew off a recent court date for a lawsuit he’s involved with for an outstanding $400,000 bill with a jewelry company. We’ll keep you posted on that moving forward, but in the meantime, look for new music to be on the way.

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Pop Smoke’s tragic death early Wednesday morning may have been a targeted attack, as it’s been suggested that his last Instagram post in which he flashed what appears to be tens of thousands of dollars in cash could have motivated the culprits to go after him. After the news broke that the 20-year-old had been tragically killed during a robbery in Beverley Hills home, the world stopped to mourn the young talent, who was just getting started in the music industry.

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An update on the case notes that at least four men wearing hoodies and masks broke into the rapper’s home at around 4:30am on Wednesday, and fired multiple shots at Pop Smoke, leaving him critically injured. They fled the scene before the rapper was rushed to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Law enforcement officials have yet to identify any suspects as they attempt to determine whether Pop Smoke knew the individuals responsible, but it’s becoming more and more likely that he was a specific target for various reasons.

Pop Smoke’s final post on his Instagram account includes a photo of himself next to his friend, Mike Dee, in which Mike is carrying stacks on stacks of cash. It’s worth noting that he also accidentally revealed the address of the home he was renting from Real Housewives Of Beverley Hills star, Teddi Mellencamp, in an Instagram story hours before the home invasion robbery took place. He had shared a video showing off some luxury gifts from Mike Amiri, the owner of luxury fashion brand Amiri, and the bags containing the items had the address printed on them. As his address was unintentionally made public and his wealth flaunted hours before his home was invaded, it’s very possible that the invaders made plans to rob Pop Smoke.

RIP to a young talent gone too soon.

Rich The Kid ain’t messing around in 2020. The ATL rapper took to his Instagram this week to inform fellow rappers that they’re going to have to pay up for a feature this year. In fact he says it’s going to cost their labels $120,000 and preferably cash too if they want him on their song.

“Artist tell ya labels ya want me for your features $120K bring the cash” he wrote while leaving a shrugging emoji with it (see screen grab below).

Now I'm sure there’s situations where he’ll give a discount to fellow peers & friends, as seen recently with him and NBA Youngboy, but either way Rich The Kid looks to be channeling his focus this year.