DaBaby has broken his silence on the aftermath of George Floyd's murder by police, pointing out that most people speaking out about these injustices are only concerned with getting clout or "saving face." After George Floyd was killed by police in Minneapolis last week, tons of celebrities have been using their platforms to spread awareness, information, and useful resources, where their followers can sign petitions and donate to causes aiding in the fight for justice.

Many of these celebrities have also been calling out their peers for their silence amid the protests that have broken out across the country seeking justice for Floyd and the end of police brutality. However, DaBaby, a real-life victim of police brutality, feels that a lot of the activist efforts going on are largely performative, and that most of these people speaking out do not understand the reality first-hand.

While most people manage to go the gym frequently in January and then abandon the healthy lifestyle for the rest of the year, Jordyn Woods appears to do the opposite. On Monday (Feb. 10), she took to Instagram to inform her 11 million followers that she’s back on her workout grind and she’s reviving the new year’s resolution spirit.

The influencer captioned two videos of her doing exercises: “getting back to it????who’s with me!? what are your 2020 fitness goals? (That was my first time doing the second machine but after the 5th set I was a lot more graceful ?) for those of you asking the first workout is all for core strength.” A follower expressed appreciation in the comments for Woods sharing the not-so-graceful set, to which she replied that she has “to keep it real.” 

In contrast, another follower criticized Woods for suddenly deciding to work out at the fitness facility that Kobe Bryant founded after his passing. “This seems very clout-ish. Mamba Sports Academy? Since when…? ?” Woods’ friend came to her defense in the replies, explaining that she was the one who had invited Woods to come workout with her there. “People just have anything to say,” Woods commented, brushing off the hater.

In the caption for this post, Woods also plugged her company, FRSTPLACE, which supplies fitness guides.  

Her debut album Invasion of Privacy earned Cardi B top honors at the 61st Grammy Awards in 2019 for Best Rap Album, and fans have been waiting for the Bronx rapper's followup. It's been nearly two years since Cardi shared her debut effort, but she's been hinting that her sophomore record will drop sometime this year. 

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She recently sat down with Baller Alert to share a few more details about her next project, revealing that she's still waiting on a few more tracks to round things out. "I have my cool, calm, and collective songs. Just missing a couple of more club hits, but we getting there," she revealed. When asked about a potential release date, she said she didn't know. "I'm not sure, I can never put a date on it," she stated. "When you feel like you got those songs that's when it's gonna come out. I cannot put a date on my ears. When I feel like I have it, that's when."

The rapper also talked to the outlet about Kulture, revealing that "Clout" is her toddler's favorite song. "When she sees the video she's like, 'Dada, mommy.' It's the cutest thing." Then, in true Baller Alert fashion, the publication asked the rapper to give advice on how to snag a baller. She didn't say anything but showed off her neck. No one understood what she meant, but then she said, "You see the longitude?" Everyone laughed as they then got that she was referring to the depth of her throat.

Moving on swiftly, she also gave advice to new artists who may be inspired by her success: Always get a lawyer. No matter how broke you think you are, invest in a lawyer before making any deals. Watch her clip below.

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the status of her sophomore album, and more! ?: @adamglyn

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Victory Lap debuted at the No. 4 spot on the Billboard 200 chart when it was released in February 2018 and helped earn Nipsey Hussle a Grammy Awards nomination for Best Rap Album. After the rapper’s tragic, untimely passing, his music streams greatly increased, and now 10 months after his murder, Nipsey’s debut studio album has been declared certified platinum by RIAA.

Following Nipsey’s death, the community leader and philanthropist was celebrated for his charitable efforts. His name was mentioned in songs, visual artists drew his face in mural worldwide, people took to the streets to honor his life, and celebrities talked about Nip in interviews as if he was a dear friend. You couldn’t go on the internet without reading about the late Nipsey Hussle, but now that this latest accomplishment has been announced, the rapper’s friend wants to know where all the fanfare has gone.

J. Stone, Nipsey’s good friend, collaborator, and All Money In records artist took to Instagram to call out people who were just using Nipsey’s name to “capitalize” off of his death. “Where the Nipsey love at now? My bro just went platinum,” he wrote. “All you b*tch ass n*ggas was just doing it for the clout & tryna capitalize. N*gga this sh*t forever his real bros gonna hold him down for life y’all b*tch ass n*ggas was temporary. I’m tired of y’all fake ass love for my bro and our team. We don’t need it and don’t want it. Cuz set his whole team straight for life. We good! God got us!”

Snopp Dogg commented, “It’s a thin line between real and fake thank god we on the real side and. Cuz knew that while he was here that’s key nefew ???. Oz up. NHNIPRIP.”