Lil Uzi Vert has plenty of music in the cut, even as he aims to have the number one album in the country next week and possibly outselling Eminem's Music To Be Murdered By first-week debut. Lil Uzi Vert Vs. The World 2 was announced in 2017 following the release of LUV Is Rage 2 but along with Eternal Atake, fans have been waiting for this project. Thankfully, it'll be dropping "sooner than you think."

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As we await the 14-song addition to the Eternal Atake for the deluxe edition, it appears the "bonus tracks" will actually come in the form of LUV Vs. The World 2. "I put 2 albums in one second-half of EA is LUV vs The World 2," he wrote on Twitter after sharing the cover art for the project.

Uzi's teased information surrounding the "bonus tracks" over the past few days. He recently revealed that we'll get two songs with Young Thug on the project. While the deluxe edition of EA was initially announced as having eight songs, he clearly expanded past that. The rapper also teased that the project would include guest appearances from Lil Baby, Future, and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie.

With LUV Vs. The World 2 serving as the deluxe edition of Eternal Atake, Uzi fans are EATING in 2020. Maybe once this whole Coronavirus pandemic simmers down, we can expect a tour from him as well. Peep the tweets below. 

Players around the NBA are in a state of shock and dismay over the fact the league has suspended all operations due to the Coronavirus. Had it not been for the diagnosis of Rudy Gobert, the league would probably still be playing right now. Regardless, the situation is pretty dire at the moment and the players understand that they will need to sacrifice the next one to two months for the greater good of the population.

Giannis Antetokounmpo was fairly quiet last night following the NBA's decision although today, he made sure to take to Twitter where he offered some words of wisdom to all of his fans who were waiting upon his thoughts on the matter. 

WWE revealed the 2020 salaries for top executives such as Paul "Triple H" Levesque, Vince McMahon, and Stephanie McMahon (Levesque) on Tuesday during their annual shareholders meeting. It shouldn't surprise anyone that all three will be handsomely paid this year.

Both Triple H and Stephanie have received a raise from their 2019 salaries but Vince, WWE's chairman and CEO, will still make nearly as much as both of them combined.

According to Wrestling Inc, Vince McMahon will make $1.4M in salary in 2020, the same amount he made in 2019 and 2018. Meanwhile, Triple H and Stephanie will each earn $730,000 in 2020, which is a $20,000 increase from their 2019 salaries and over $45,000 more than their respective salaries in 2018.

But those figures are just their base. When you take into account things like bonuses, stock options or talent pay, each of the three execs will make several millions.

For instance, Triple H's total compensation in 2019 totalled $3,328,092, including the $2,016,977 he made for his in-ring performances. As Wrestling Inc reports, that was actually a down year for The Cerebral Assassin, who earned a whopping $5,031,459 in 2018. His wife, Stephanie, made $716,133 as a performer in 2019, while Shane McMahon made $2,082,011 as a performer. 

Obviously, it remains to be seen how 2020 will shake out for the WWE but we know the McMahons and the Levesques will be just fine either way.

Jordyn Woods is on the hot seat for her “insensitive” photos in which she is sporting a black headscarf while posing in front of Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi. Jordyn and her family have jetted off to Abu Dhabi, and during their trip to the capital of the UAE, they decided to pay a visit to the Grand Mosque. Jordyn documented their day at the place of worship, which boasts the title as the largest mosque in the country of the UAE. In one photo, she and her mother, Elizabeth, and her younger sister, Jodie, snuggle up for a selfie in front of the site, all donning traditional black headscarfs. Jordyn captioned the photo of her and her lookalikes, “Triplets take on the Grand Mosque.”

While some praised the post and the Woods’ girls beauty, Jordyn also received plenty of criticism. “Haram and you have mocked our religion in an offensive way…” one user commented. Another wrote, “The whole point of the hijab is to cover your hair …. wtf.” One user was upset at the perceived double standard of the photo. “Oh so if they wear it they’re praised but when muslim girls wear it their [sic] bashed and called terrorists??” they wrote. Some of Jordyn’s followers felt differently, one even thanking her for showing respect to their culture. “Beautiful Mar sha allah,” the user commented. “Thank you for respecting the moslem community by wearing the abaya. You and yr family should ignore the negative comments of some people. Instead of giving negative comments they should have shown gratitude for you and yr family honouring the moslem religion as you’ve shown great respect by covering before entering the mosque.”

Jordyn responded to the backlash with a video of her strutting in slow motion in her abaya, adding an explanation in the caption. “For those of you that don’t know in order to enter the Mosque you must wear an Abaya,” she wrote. “It was such an amazing experience getting to see the beauty of another culture. The view from my hotel though, is everything.” She also shared some solo shots of her visit to the mosque, simply captioned, “views.”

Machine Gun Kelly has been flexing his skills outside the realms of rap lately, from acting in upcoming films like Big Time Adolescence alongside Pete Davidson and action-western flick The Last Son Of Isaac LeMay to plans of dropping a punk pop album. However, the papaya-loving emcee assures us all that he will not be abandoning hip-hop or the music industry anytime soon.

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The self-prcolaimed "blonde don" took to Twitter yesterday (March 11) to give his million-plus followers an update on his current career moves. "Just because i’m acting doesn’t mean i stop making music," he wrote, following with another line that read, "just because i’m making a pop punk album doesn’t mean i stop rapping." A move from hardcore hip-hop into the indie/alternative scene might be scary for some artists, but MGK says that doesn't apply to him by also adding, "just because ‘you’ fear something new doesn’t mean i’m going to." He concluded his message with one final line that read, "a creative’s job is to break the barriers not stay inside them," ending things with the simple statement "i’m bored of normal." Wheter or not his rapper-turned-actor status or the Tickets To My Downfall album prove to be missteps in the long run, we just commend the dude for following his own path as an artist.

Read Machine Gun Kelly's original tweet below and let us know if you agree with his overall message:

Now, it's common knowledge that the NBA has suspended its season due to the Coronavirus and the risk it poses to both fans and players around the world. In the aftermath of this decision, leagues like the MLS, NHL, and even MLB have decided to suspend their seasons until further notice. It's a shocking development that has many sports fans worried about the future. However, it's important to note that all of these measures are being made for the greater good of the world.

Over the past few days, there have been debates about what the NCAA should do in regards to their March Madness tournament. At first, it was reported that the games would go on as planned but with no fans in the building. Today, the NCAA followed in the footsteps of the NBA and decided to cancel the tournament altogether.

Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert, who became “Patient Zero” for the NBA less than 24 hours ago, issued a statement on Thursday regarding his positive test for the coronavirus.

Gobert, 27, made light of the pandemic earlier this week when he jokingly touched every microphone on the podium after Mondays’ shoot around. According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, Jazz players privately said that “Gobert had been careless in the locker room touching other players and their belongings,” which ultimately led to Donovan Mitchell being infected.

On Thursday, Gobert issued an apology on social media, as he described his feelings of fear, anxiety, and embarrassment.

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Gobert’s message reads:

“I want to thank everyone for the outpouring of concern and support over the last 24 hours. I have gone through so many emotions since learning of my diagnosis…mostly fear, anxiety, and embarrassment. The first and most important thing is I would like to publicly apologize to the people that I may have endangered. At the time, I had no idea I was even infected. I was careless and make no excuse. I hope my story serves as a warning and causes everyone to take this seriously. I will do whatever I can to support using my experience as way to educate others and prevent the spread of this virus. I am under great care and will fully recover. Thank you again for all your support. I encourage everyone to take all of the steps to stay safe and healthy. Love.”

Shortly after it was revealed that Gobert has tested positive, the NBA suspended their season, as did many other leagues that are currently ongoing or about to begin. Since then, the NBA has announced that there will be no basketball for a minimum of 30 days.

Live Nation is halting all domestic and international tours as a temporary measure, due to the growing concerns over the coronavirus outbreak around the world. Per Billboard, the event promoter has instructed all of its touring shows to pack their bags and head home for the time being. Following suite of other events around the world that attract large gatherings of people, current touring arena shows under Live Nation will be cancelled through the end of the month in an effort to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Select shows on Thursday and Friday this week will, however, proceed as scheduled. The company plans to re-evaluate the situation come April, with hopes of resuming touring by May or June. Among the tours affected are Post Malone, Billie Eilish, Jason Aldean, Zac Brown Band, Cher, Kiss, Tool, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Chris Stapleton.

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Live Nation has also ordered all of its employees not to come into the office, and instead work remotely from home. For the most part, their Beverly Hills headquarters will be closed until the end of March. Despite the unfortunate circumstances, the company is not planning to lay off any employees, as staff have been informed that the company is “well-positioned to weather the closure.”

One fact cannot be disputed about YNW Melly: the rapper has remained in insanely good spirits throughout his double murder case, where he is currently facing the death penalty. This week, he and his associate YNW Bortlen were ordered to a court hearing where we were updated on his status in the justice system. Cameras were apparently allowed in the courtroom and, as a result, pictures of the rapper have now surfaced online.

Sharing a trio of shots on his social media page, YNW Melly reminded his fans that he’s doing A-OK after spending over a year in jail. At this stage, he has not been proven guilty of murdering his two friends. He is expected to go to trial but his attorneys are reportedly confident that he’ll be coming home. 

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In the pictures uploaded to Melly’s account, the 20-year-old has a huge smile on his face, which is something that seemingly hasn’t left in months. He wears a white and black striped jumpsuit.

In another image, his boy YNW Bortlen is seen sitting down in handcuffs, with his hair tied up.

The incarcerated Florida rapper is releasing the remix to his popular song “Suicidal” tonight, featuring a posthumous verse from Juice WRLD. Do you think he’ll make it out of this predicament?

Quavo was unfortunately forced to cancel his third annual Huncho Day on the Nawf football event, under the advisement of health professionals in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. As coronavirus continues to impact virtually every event and public space worldwide, Quavo’s Huncho Day has also fallen victim to the threat of COVID-19. On Thursday, the Migo shared an official message on his Instagram, informing his fans and prospective Huncho Day attendees that the special football event had to be cancelled due to the now-pandemic status of coronavirus. 

“Due to the Coronavirus being declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO); along with public and government concern regarding crowd gatherings, we will be cancelling the 3rd Annual Huncho Day on the Nawf on April 5, 2020,” the message reads. “We are disappointed, but feel strongly about doing our part to keep people safe and this virus contained. Thanks for your support and understanding. Please make sure you’re taking the necessary steps to take care of yourself and your family.” The announcement was signed by Quavo himself, who wrote in the caption, “HUNCHO DAY 2020 CANCELLED. Stay Safe Everybody. God Bless You All”

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Quavo launched Huncho Day back in 2018 in an effort to give back to his high school alma mater, Berkmar High School. The event comprises of a carnival for families, a football camp for kids, and a star-studded game of flag football. Past years have seen celebrities like 21 Savage, Offset, Lil Yachty, 2 Chainz, YFN Lucci take the field to toss the old pigskin around, and last year, former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick even made an appearance. The event will surely be missed this year by all those who planned to attend.