There are certain to be thousands of people who will give their renditions of Chris Brown‘s #GoCrazyChallenge, but none will be cuter than Royalty Brown. C. Breezy’s adorable five-year-old daughter has regularly followed in her father’s footsteps as she’s been captured showing off her best dance moves, and now she returns with a similar video mimicked Chris’s recent dance challenge clip.

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Just yesterday, Chris Brown shared a video of himself dancing outside of a car to “Go Crazy,” a track featured on his recently released collaborative mixtape with Young Thug titled “Slime & B.” The acclaimed joint project has been a fan favorite, and after seeing that there were dancers “going crazy” to the song, Chris thought it was only appropriate to kick off the #GoCrazyChallenge.

In young Royalty’s video, it sounds as if her mother, Nia Guzman, is behind the camera as she encourages Royalty to (safely) hop out of the car so that she can dance to her dad’s song. After a bit of coaxing, Royalty gives in and busts some serious moves. One day she’s certain to share the stage with her dad, but in the meantime, watch young Royalty have fun with the #GoCrazyChallege below.

No matter what anyone can say about his personal life or past scandals, Chris Brown has a talent that’s unmatched. The singer has been involved in the music industry for nearly 20 years, and at 31-years-old, he’s considered a legend in the industry. His tens of millions of fans have made sure that everything he touches turns to gold, and he continues to dance his way into our hearts with a new challenge.

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Chris Brown and Young Thug recently released their blazing joint mixtape Slime & B, and regardless of what the numbers may say, it’s certainly a fan favorite. The singer popped on Instagram today (May 20) to highlight the Slime & B track “Go Crazy,” and in true social media fashion, C. Breezy has issued the “#GoCrazyChallenge.” Like many of the online dance crazes of the past—we’re looking at you, Drake—Chris Brown has decided to show off his moves outside of a moving vehicle as he’s filmed through an open door. He doesn’t jump out of his vehicle like the other challenges we’ve seen, but the style is much the same.

We can only imagine what all the dancers out there have in store as they share their interpretations soon, so check out Chris Brown and his #GoCrazyDanceChallenge below.

Just when you thought the beef between French Montana and Young Thug had subsided, the fire has been reignited. This week, news began to make the rounds that Young Thug and Chris Brown‘s collaborative mixtape Slime & B only sold 19K units its first week. The acclaimed project has been a fan favorite from the two chart-topping artists, so rumors of those numbers surprised many. French Montana decided to let his Petty Flag fly free when he took to Instagram to tease Thugger.

“MY LAST ALBUM FIRST WEEK !! I WASN’t HATING I ACTUALLY LIKE IT. DROP THE ALBUM BARBIE DOLL #yourpops #auntimontana,” French Montana wrote in a caption to a photo of himself holding a plaque with the words “SOLD 578k.” Young Thug quickly responded on his Instagram Story and wrote, “We put it out on soundcloud for free for about 3 days auntie… we didn’t wanna do the whole label thing, but only because he wanted to put it out on his bday.” The rapper then told French to “mind your little biz.”

Young Thug wasn’t quite finished. “You saw my last album did and you most definitely saw his last album did Aunti… Make me mad auntie and il drop right now.” While we don’t advocate arguing on the internet, we’re always ready for new Thugger drops. Check it out below.

Chris Brown and Young Thug released their collaborative mixtape Slime & B this week and, according to one of the artists on the ballot, the project was pieced together insanely quickly.

We already know that Young Thug's work ethic in the studio is ridiculous. The man seemingly has an endless stash of unreleased music, recording dozens of songs on any given day. When he announced that he would be releasing a joint tape with Chris Brown a few weeks back, it's highly possible that he hadn't written any of his verses yet because, in a new reveal on Twitter, the Slime God just said that he put together his portions in just one day.

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Taking to social media to promote the project, Thugger detailed how seamlessly it all came together, making the revelation.

"I recorded all the verses in one day #OnGod," wrote the rapper.

So far, Slime & B has gotten great reviews from fans and critics who have enjoyed the body of work. Since Thug recorded all of his parts in one day, that's pretty impressive. Clearly, he's got a superior ear.

What did you think of the new mixtape? Will it remain in your music rotation for the next little while or was it a one and done?

Hip-hop is for lovers, or so the story goes. At least, such is the case for our latest band of wistful heroes –Young “Slime” Thug and Chris “B” Brown– two gentlemen who have taken to roaming the world in a Bill & Ted-esque fashion on a seemingly endless quest to satiate their unquenchable hearts. As it happens, the recently released Slime & B marks a first-hand documentation of said journey. One that reveals deeper insight into what makes our heroes tick, their vices and desires alike. Sometimes, their desires are their vices. 

Take Thugger for instance, a man of material means. For him, he wears his fortune like a peacock wears its feathers. One glimpse of the coupe and the deal has already been half-sealed, as he tells it. Next thing you know, your girlfriend has become a master of disguise, a veritable adulterous Dana Carvey.

Look at her stare at the coupe when I’m droppin’ the top for the sky
I hit your lil’ bitty bitch, got her running around disguised
I got a coupe, cost a million, I bungie that bitch when I ride

– Go Crazy

While Thugger tends to use his net worth as a means of whittling down his prospects, his compatriot Breezy understands the inherent dangers posed by living a lavish lifestyle. Especially when romantic prospects can’t be fully trusted to form the connection he professes to seek. Yet he doesn’t seem to mind, as his desire for x-rated debauchery has never once been dormant.

Hoes on my phone when they find out that I’m rich
Then they switch when they see I’m choosin’ on my bitch
Top down, got her doin’ donuts on the dick, yeah 

– Go Crazy

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On that note, it’s clear that Thug places the utmost value on physical attraction, lining damn near every verse with heightened sexuality. Even when he runs the risk of revealing Too Much Information, his imagery is so undeniably evocative it borderlines on absurdist comedy. Sometimes, he comes off like Jim Carrey in the elevator scene in Liar Liar, dealing in a blunt and smutty directness that leaves nothing to the imagination. 

Nuttin’ three or four times
Automatic drapes gonna wake you, no blinds
You’re my mommy, yes I know, ma
Someone call the officer, lift the blouse on her

– Help Me Breathe

Yet even he has his limits — tempting though it may be to dete from them in the heat of the moment.

I had to pay her tuition, the way this lil’ baby was suckin’ my nuts
I gotta keep this shit pimpin’, man I’m never fallin’ in love with a slut

– I Got Time

In fact, though Thug seems to appreciate a night of bawdy hedonism, his “relationship goals” are far more straightforward. He simply wants somebody he can relax with, someone to fall back on after a whirlwind evening on the town with Breezy. For those moments, he remains unafraid to drop his front, demanding to be respected even at his most slovenly. 

Lovin’ skills, I need some lovin’ skills
Left my dirty drawers and you love me still
Eyes come lazy, but she is real 
Dressed to kill , we can bump bump til you’re tired

– Go Crazy

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Though both men seem to enjoy the thrill of enacting pornography on a nightly basis, to the point where Thug actually requested to have “pussy” on his rider at all times (“Trap Back”), it should be noted that Breezy possesses the foresight to understand the inherent dangers in seeing such a lifestyle run to its conclusion. Cautionary reflections ring all the more profound when paired with a melancholic guitar-driven beat. True, that doesn’t mean he intends on taking preventative measures, but as they say, knowing is half the battle.

Poppin’ bottles in the club
Fuckin’ models, doin’ drugs
And I can’t do this anymore
I feel like an animal

– Animal

And never forget, as pointed out by the likes of Pat Benetar and Jordin Sparks, that love can and will feel like a battlefield at times. Breezy may make the sunnier side of the journey seem like a rollicking good time, but he’s not about to sugarcoat those inevitable dark days. Remember how frivolously Young Thug seemed to boast about turning taken women into disguise donning cheaters? It’s no coincidence that Breezy’s most brutally honest moment of musings finds him invoking similarly disguise-centric language — might he not have been on the receiving end of a similar tactic? Live by the sword, and so on.

You took my sanity, I got no peace of mind
Overdrawn on my memory, bank can’t buy back my time
But you tryna cap though, talkin’ ’bout you layin’ low
When you switch on n***s like you change clothes

– Stolen

Like many stories in the midst of being told, we have yet to see a proper ending on the horizon. As of now, Slime & B paints a picture of two men eager to settle down and find romantic stability — though the constant temptations that frequently arise as a result of their chosen lifestyles make doing so more difficult than it needs to be. But given the joy, they seem to derive from engaging in uninhibited sexcapades, we’d be fools to shed tears for these would-be romantics. If the joyous sounds of their first debut album are any indication, they’ll figure it eventually. 

Last night, Chris Brown and Young Thug decided to hop back in time and release their anticipated collaboration tape Slime & B on DatPiff and SoundCloud, skipping over streaming platforms for the time being. And while it has only been a few hours -- in other words, far too short a window to gain any lasting impressions from an album -- many have already responded favorably to Thugger and Breezy's concentrated dose of melodies and singsong bars.

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With production from Murda Beatz, Turbo, A1 and OG Parker, as well as features from Future, Gunna, Lil Duke, E40, and Too Short, $lime & B feels closer to an album than a mixtape. Not that there's much of a distinction to be made these days. In any case, the fans have wasted little time in diving into the project, emerging onto the other side pleasantly surprised and wholly satisfied. Especially given the relatively low-stakes nature of the release, which arrives on the same day as Chris Breezy's 31st birthday no less. 

Even those within our own HNHH comment community seemed to respond favorably to the album, with a seemingly unanimous consensus of VERY HOTTTT. Not to mention a slew of positive feedback on the project, a far cry from the general negativity surrounding collaboration albums back in 2017. Check out a few early responses from Twitter and our own comment section below, and chime in -- did Slime & B exceed your expectations?

In the last ten years, we’ve gotten some great collaborative albums and mixtapes from some of the most iconic artists in the world. Kanye West and Jay-Z teamed up for Watch The Throne. Drake and Future came through on What A Time To Be Alive. Those classics have inspired rappers and artists to join forces and attempt to create the next collaborative masterpiece. Perhaps we’ll be looking back at this one with rose-colored lenses.

Chris Brown and Young Thug announced several weeks ago that they would be working together on a new mixtape but nobody knew when it would be arriving. Would it take days, weeks, months, or years? Thankfully, we did not have to wait too long because, dropping on Chris Brown’s birthday, the duo has officially released Slime & B. 

Complete with thirteen songs and features from Future, Gunna, Lil Duke, E-40, Too $hort, and more, this has all the makings of the next great collaborative project from two of the most impactful artists of the last generation. Considering the fact that this was seemingly thrown together at the last minute during quarantine, that makes this all the more impressive.

Listen to the brand new mixtape below and let us know what you think of it.

This Friday, Chris Brown and Young Thug are coming through with their first-ever collaborative mixtape, the aptly titled Slime & B. While we genuinely don’t know what to expect from this one, having heard little in the way of previewed music, it’s exciting to see what the duo have been concocting in the booth. Especially given that both parties are extremely versatile; should the occasion call for it, Thugger can sing his heart out as effectively as Breezy can lay down some bars.

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Though there are still a few days until the big release, Chris Brown took it upon himself to reveal the tracklist on his Instagram page — although he has opted to keep the inevitably features under wraps for the time being. Judging by the titles alone, the project will likely feature a few debaucherous anthems, with “Go Crazy,” “She Bumped Her Head,” and “City Girls” fitting that particular bill. If we’re lucky, however, Slime & B will be a diverse project, showcasing a range of talents from both Thugger and Chris.

Check out the tracklist below, and look for additional details — namely album artwork and guest appearances — to surface in the days to come. What are your expectations of Slime & B?

1. Say You Love Me
2. Go Crazy
3. Trapback
4. I Got Time
5. She Bumped Her Head
6. Big Slimes
7. I Ain’t Tryin
8. Animal
9. City Girls
10. Stolen
11. Undrunk
12. No Such Thing
13. Help Me Breathe

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