At the top of this month, it was revealed that a "Bone" colorway of the sought-after AdidasYeezy Boost 700 MNVN was coming soon and now, the exact details of its release have been made clear.

Already, we've seen different colorways of this silhouette skyrocket on the after-market. Specifically, them orange joints are flames. If you struck out on the last release, you've got another chance with some fresh new designs because, as reported by Yeezy Mafia, Kanye West is releasing two new pairs of the Adidas Yeezy Boost 700 MNVN this month.

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Coming in the previously-announced "Bone" colorway and a flashier "Phosphor" style, the two models will only be available in select regions. Keeping supply low and demand high has been the modus operandi for Adidas for a while as far as it goes with Yeezy, and even though some releases have been more widespread, others like this one are only available in zones.

On April 24, the "Phosphor" colorway will be available in New York, London, and Tokyo. The "Bone" pair will be released on April 25 in Los Angeles, Paris, and Shanghai.

How do you feel about these new regional exclusives? Will you try to cop at retail or are you unfortunately not in any of the zones?

Future‘s legal battle with Eliza Reign is far from over, especially since both of them are standing strong on their cases against each other. However, Reign appears to be facing a financial issue at the moment and is asking the judge to press Future to begin supporting her child immediately. 

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Bossip reports Reign has filed an emergency motion in court begging for temporary support after her source of income decreased, likely due to the coronavirus pandemic. In the motion, she asked to the judge to order Future to provide temporary financial support to take care of her daughter and pointed out the alleged $20M Future raked in during the last year. 

That was not the only thing that Reign has asked the judge for in recent times. It was only a few days ago when it was reported that she asked pleaded with the judge to punish Future for refusing to take a DNA test to prove that he’s the father. Still, the judge has yet to rule on that motion, either. 

With both parties due back in court next week, Eliza Reign’s going after the rapper for never providing or meeting her child. Future is still suing her for defamation and claims she’s only using the child for child support payments.

We’ll keep you posted on any further updates. 

Atlanta rapper Playboi Carti has been teasing the arrival of his new album Whole Lotta Red for months and, finally, it may be arriving soon.

The superstar is rumored to be rolling out the upcoming body of work, possibly beginning with a single release for "PAIN 1993" with Drake this week. While that much remains unconfirmed, Carti is much more active than usual on social media, which could be a good sign.

The Die Lit rapper is hinting at something coming imminently, sharing some cover artwork this week and returning to Twitter with some very cryptic messages.

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"I Kan NOt Beef Ah bit Ya," wrote the 23-year-old in Cartinese, the language he and his fans have adopted. Your guess is as good as mine as to what the hell this means.

"i Kant wait," he then added. Could he be talking about music??? Whole Lotta Red OTW??????

"4vr . Lit," said Playboi Carti to end the short-lived rant on Twitter. 

This is all subject to interpretation as Carti doesn't have a great history of being clear and coherent in his messages. His care-free attitude has brought forth cult classics, like the aforementioned Die Lit. With the amount of hype around Whole Lotta Red, you can expect his biggest-ever sales debut whenever he does decide to drop.

2 Chainz‘s mama ain’t raised no hoe!!! After a recent court battle against an artist who claimed that 2 Chainz, Offset, and YGstole his song, the three rappers are celebrating their win after the case was dismissed.

At the beginning of the year, it was reported that the trio would be going to court to battle a rapper named Slugga, real name Solomon Clanton, who claims they infringed on his copyright by releasing “Proud.” 

“Plaintiffs discovered that since at least March 2018 Defendants have continuously and repeatedly infringed, and are presently infringing, Slugga’s copyright in the Subject Composition, in a song publicly performed by 2Chainz as part of his highly successful album The Play Don’t Care Who Makes It,” state the legal documents.

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Slugga’s song was released three years prior to 2 Chainz’s record. The tracks share a common theme, as well as a similar hook and lyrics.

According to The Blast, the case has officially been dismissed by Slugga, who is voluntarily dropping his suit against all defendants. However, he has the chance to re-file if he chooses to in the future.

The video for “Proud” shows all three of 2 Chainz, Offset, and YG’s moms rapping their hit song. Re-visit it below.

Unfortunately, this does not mean that all legal difficulties have vanished for the trio of rappers. As we reported earlier today, Offset’s baby mama is looking to take him to court over child support. You can’t win ’em all.

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Drake has a long list of enemies on his list. Some that he’s made peace with, others who he’s yet to bury the hatchet with. Sophia Body is among those who fall under the latter category. Following years of downplaying Drake’s success, the rapper finally got his moment to clap back. 

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Body commented under an Instagram Post about Tory Lanez‘ Quarantine Radio as she reacted to one of the impeccable singers that made a brief cameo on the live stream. A fan replied to her comment, writing, “we met on the 4 train before in the Bronx you was playing with your laptop… I’m mad you never followed me back on the gram.”

Neither comment had anything to do with Drake but clearly, he was letting the Instagram fingers slide. Replying to the fan, Drake wrote, “don’t worry she’ll be there for 20+ more years same seat you’ll catch her one day she ain’t got shit going.” 

Many believed this is unwarranted but it should be noted that Sophia Body hasn’t necessarily had positive things to say about Drake. A Toronto native herself, she’s accused Drake of ruining Toronto’s Caribana Festival by hosting OVO Fest on the same weekend. The two also had a bit of a back-and-forth after she accused Drake of biting Young Thug‘s flow on “Mob Ties.” The rapper replied to her calling her a “fucking bitter weirdo.”

Netflix just dropped the first trailer for its upcoming crime documentary, Murder to Mercy. The film will tell the story of Cyntoia Brown, a woman who was released from prison in 2019 after 15 years for the aggravated robbery and first-degree murder of 43-year-old Johnny Allen who solicited her for sex when she was 16 years old. The fatal shooting has long been argued as self-defense by Cyntoia and her avid supporters, as she believed the man was going to kill her. Cyntoia has also maintained that she was "forced into prostitution" in the first place by a drug dealer named Kutthroat., with whom she was in an abusive relationship.

"When I was 16, I did a horrible thing," Cyntoia remarks in the trailer for Murder to Mercy, which Netflix released on Wednesday. "I do pray that you show me mercy and that you give me a second chance." Cyntoia's case caught the public's attention around 2017, as celebrities like Rihanna and Kim Kardashian began to speak out against the injustice she had faced by ending up in prison in the first place, let alone for so many years.

With fame and status comes lawsuits. Ayesha Curry has built herself into a brand and celebrity in her own right, alongside her husband and equal celebrity Steph Curry. Now, she’s being sued by someone who claims they helped build her into a household name.

In new legal documents obtained by TMZ, Robert Flutie, who owns Flutie Entertainment, is suing Curry for $10 million. He says he was introduced to Ayesha in 2014, and at the time, her only foray into the entertainment industry was a small cooking blog. After she expressed her desire to reach new heights and grow her brand, she signed a deal with Flutie in November 2014. To put things in perspective, this was five years after Steph Curry signed to play with the Golden State Warriors.

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As for Ayesha, apparently her partnership with Flutie was going swimmingly, and he claims to have helped her become “a current and modern-day version of Martha Stewart or Rachael Ray.” That is, until May 2019, when Ayesha reportedly cut ties with him and attempted to block Flutie from profits and ownership equity in their joint pursuits.

So now, Flutie is coming after Curry for $10 million, as well as a 50% interest in Ayesha’s Yardie Girl production company. He’s not stopping there, he also is demanding a stake in Ayesha’s Homemade brand.

Much like the kick of an actual donkey, Charlamagne Tha God’s dubious honor “Donkey Of The Day” retains the simple principle that anybody can get it. It doesn’t matter if one has Ellen DeGeneres wealth at one’s disposal — the Donkey does not discriminate. Today, The Breakfast Club host decided to slap YBN Almighty Jay with the unfortunate title following the young rapper’s dismissal of social distancing practices and overall attitude toward the virus.

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It all started after Breakfast Club highlighted Almighty Jay’s recent TMZ interview, in which he admitted that he wasn’t taking the virus seriously, nor was he following social distancing guidelines– in fact, he has been openly inviting women to his house with little to no mind to caution. After The Breakfast Club ridiculed the young rapper’s lack of sound judgment, Almighty Jay caught feelings and clapped back at the radio hosts with an incendiary Instagram tirade against them.

Unfortunately for him, he underestimated the impact of Charlamagne’s biggest weapon — the DONKEY. “The reason YBN Almighty Jay is getting Donkey Of The Day is that he just wants attention,” declares Tha God. “He’s sitting in his house on quarantine, and he’s happy he got mentioned on The Breakfast Club. If you didn’t like what we said, fine, you have the right to respond. But you posted a clip of The Breakfast Club talking to Boosie, and you edited the clip to make it seem like we had something to say about you being an anti-social distancer, but didn’t reply to Boosie.”

Charlamagne proceeds to debunk the narrative, proving that the discussion didn’t exactly transpire as Jay presented it. “You edited it to make yourself look good, even though you know we pushed back on Boosie being an anti-social distancer,” explains Charla. “Come on Almighty Jay, you knew that young man! But you wanted to manipulate your followers. You wanted to show your followers The Breakfast Club is talking about you, so you had to act fake mad and edit a Boosie story to create a story. You are acting like the media you claim to be mad at — this is clickbait. This is Donald Trump, 6ix9ine level trolling.”

Odell Beckham Jr. is not about to be the new man on the Minnesota Vikings, contrary to several reports from credible sources.

Rumors were flying this morning that the Minnesota Vikings were prepared to make a major trade with the Cleveland Browns for star wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. but, according to new sources, those claims are false.

"Just asked somebody who would know if #Vikings and Browns discussing deal for OBJ. Response was 'Fake News.' I believe the source," tweeted Paul Allen of KFAN. 

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According to Clutch Points, the reported trade included a second and fifth-round pick in next year's draft. To be completely honest, the trade was pretty unrealistic in the first place since many believe OBJ is worth more than that package.

The Minnesota Vikings could certainly use some help after trading away Stefon Diggs, but they do not appear to be seeking a trade with the Browns to get there.

Beckham remains one of the most sought-after wide receivers in the league. He has been a star for years, proving his global appeal with the catch heard around the world. 

Do you think he would have been a good fit on the Vikings or can you see him gearing up with a different team when the season starts?

Though the widespread nature of Drake‘s fanbase occasionally sends the rapper down more a more mainstream-friendly road, the Toronto rapper has proven time and time again that he can bar out at a high level. Yet as nice as Drizzy’s pen game can be, it’s a different beast altogether when hopping on a Griselda track.

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In February, we got confirmation that Drake and Benny were linking up for a collaboration, with Drake teasing that he was in the process of writing his verse.  Though days went by without receiving an update on the track’s status, Benny recently hit Instagram to stoke the flames of hype once more (perhaps inadvertently), posting a picture of Drizzy donning some Butcher attire alongside a self-promotional caption: “Shout out to all the Plugs I met … more colors on the way.”

On the surface, a clever reminder to go check out Benny’s store for some fly merch. And while it’s not exactly a concrete indication that the wheels are in motion, modern social media marketing has become a study in reading between the lines. Benny is well aware of what he’s doing, knowing full-on that the masses have been anticipating the Griselda-OVO crossover episode for a minute now. Given that both himself and Drake are primed to drop off new albums by years end, what better way to spark a rollout than what’s sure to be a duet for the ages? 

Check out the picture for yourself, and sound off – do you think this is a sign that Drizzy and Benny’s collaboration is on the way? And if so, would you like to see Conway and Westside Gunn slide through to round it out? And — last question — does the 6ix God have a chance at holding his own alongside the Griselda boys?