Quarantine has SZA looking absolutely snatched out here.

The 29-year-old singer has been living her life these last few years, not releasing much new music at all. She seemingly found herself a new home in Hawaii and focused on her spiritual journey toward happiness, which we can’t blame her for. Although we would all love to hear what she’s been working on in the studio, that time will eventually come. For now, we can admire her from afar, taking in her natural beauty as she dances to come classic rap tunes.

Craig Barritt/Getty Images

With Memphis Bleek and JAY-Z’s “Dear Summer” playing in the background, SZA whined her body along to the smooth track, taking in Hov’s words. Wearing a cute Hello Kitty filter on her face, the artist grabbed hold of her femininity and showed off her ultra-flat stomach, encouraging us all to get some abs exercises in.

The comments are filled with star-struck individuals unsure of how SZA could be so gorgeous. Of course, there are also a number of people begging for new music, which isn’t uncommon to see on her page these days.

It’s safe to say that SZA is enjoying herself during quarantine, striving in her introverted nature and finding the energy to allow us in to shower her with praise.

Drink Champs is quite possibly one of the best hip-hop podcasts out right now. With DJ EFN and NORE only bringing in elite guests, they manage to get their interview subjects faded while discussing their history. Most recently, Memphis Bleeksat down for the latest episode of the show where he dropped gems on essentially everything you could imagine.

One particularly interesting part of the interview was when Memphis Bleek recounted a life-changing speech made by Jay-Z back in the day. As Memphis told it, he was at his crib with "thots," or better known in those times as "little skeeos," when Jay-Z pulled up and reminded him that he was giving him an opportunity of a lifetime and it was up to him to take it or leave it.

"That's when I was like, 'yo, I'm never going to fall out of line again. You're right,'" he recounted. "He looked me in the eye. That n***a said, 'Yo, I been calling you all day to come to the studio. I'm trying to give you the opportunity to change this. To change your family life out there. This what you want? This what you want? You want to be in the crib with these thots in the hood?'" He added before NORE interjected with a little etymology lesson.

"He was like, 'n***a I'm trying to give you the opportunity to change everybody life in this apartment right now'," Memphis Bleek continued. "He like like, 'Remember one thing, I'm rich already. I don't need you, you need me, n***a.' [Jay] got up out the crib and left."

NORE's REVOLT podcast Drink Champs is one of, if not the, premium archives of hip-hop history. Most recently, NORE sat down with former Roc-A-Fella rapper Memphis Bleek, who held it down with some truly enjoyable stories from his run. In fact, he doubles-down on his position as the instigator of the Jay-Z and Nas beef, which ultimately leads to one of the podcast's most genuinely hilarious moments.

Explaining his own role in sparking Jay-Z and Nas' beef, Bleek takes it back to the era when it all popped off. "I was on fire at that time, feeling myself, nuts hanging in the hood," reflects Bleek, around the 37:26 mark. "N***a hit me like, 'yo n***as dissed you Blizz! The whole hood talking about it...[Nas] said 'I'll let a slug melt in your hat' or some silly shit. He wasn't talking about me! Come on! No, it wasn't about me!" By now, the laughter is already setting in. "So I went to the studio," he continues, referencing his "Mind Right" track. "I got him, and that was it." 

Bennett Raglin/Getty Images  

Straight faced, NORE attempts to make sense of the whole thing. "In your mind, you thought you could take Nas?" asks the Drink Champs host. "Yeah!" says Bleek, a sly smile on his face. Before long, the room's entire population is laughing uproariously, Bleek included. "Yo, what you mean!" he asks, his own laughter intensifying. "N.O. you a fool! Yo yo a fool! He said 'in your mind!'"

"I was ready for all the smoke," continues Bleek. NORE maintains that if Nas or Jay were to attack him on wax, he'd sit that one out entirely. "Then when he shot back, that's when Hov was like 'yo Bleek chill, I got this.' I was like 'alright big homie hold it down!'" Sadly, Bleek claims that "Ether" was a harsh wake-up call for the ROC boys. "It was like a body dropped," he remembers. "We were like, 'yo do we gotta get our gun and kill that n***a?! N***as wanted to kill Flex, stop playing that shit! It's real though, it's hip-hop. It ain't the fact that it was good or not - that shit just rang off."

For more gems from Memph Bleek, check out the full episode of Drink Champs on TIDAL.