Internet sleuths may have tried to figure out who exactly French Montana was getting close to during this quarantine, but the rapper made it clear that he isn’t in a relationship. The “That’s a Fact” rapper has decided to spend some quarantine time in Miami, so it was only fitting that he chatted with Supa Cindy from 99 Jamz. The pair discussed French Montana‘s latest single and the accompanying music video, but after exchanging 4/20 salutations, he also revealed that he’s sober.

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“Today makes the fifth month I been sober,” he said. “I stopped drinking. I stopped smoking. I stopped everything. So, today I’ve officially been sober for five months. I want to see how far I can go.” French also explained that the previous health scare he experienced was a result of food poisoning he had after taking a trip to Africa. “Besides that, I think I was turning up for too long,” he explained. “I been in the game since probably 2002… I feel like I been going hard ever since then and I feel like it’s a new chapter of my life and I cannot make $100 million drunk or high.”

Elsewhere, French Montana spoke about his beef with 50 Cent and said that he’s trying to get Fif to hop on a record. “There is no beef,” he added. “I just feel like, it’s hip hop. It’s just competition. I never looked at it like, beef. Nobody got hurt… It’ like watching boxing or watching wrestling. People want to see each other go at it. It’s competition. It’s hip hop.” Watch his interview in full below.

Despite our current conditions, artists continue to push forward with releasing new music. There have been rollouts and album releases that have been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but with no end date for this quarantine in sight, artists are biting the bullet and dropping their albums. We just learned that Chris Brown and Young Thug have linked up on a mixtape, and now Lil Yachty reveals that his next project will hit streaming services “really soon.”

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The Georgia native chatted briefly with Miami radio host Supa Cindy in a split-screen Instagram Live interview. Yachty was relaxing with his collection of footwear as his backdrop as he talked about coming up with the concept of “Oprah’s Bank Account” and how he’s been faring during this quarantine. Then, the rapper shared that his album would be arriving sooner than later.

“I’m ’bout to drop this album,” Yachty revealed. Supa Cindy wanted to know more details about the project, but Lil Yachty was keeping the particulars under wraps. “I can’t say yet,” he answered when asked about features. “I wish I could, but I’m super excited to drop it and just like… Soon. Really soon.”

Lil Yachty wouldn’t give fans a date, either, but continued to emphasize that the record will arrive faster than we think. Watch Lil Yachty with Supa Cindy below and check out what else he had to say about his acting career aspirations and studio techniques.

His over the top behavior often lands him into trouble on reality television, but Bobby Lytes is out to prove that he's a force in the rap game. As a cousin to hip hop veteran Trina, Bobby Lytes isn't a stranger to the hip hop industry. However, the Love & Hip Hop Miami star has run into his fair share of obstacles being an openly gay man on the rap scene, and he's hoping that a global audience will see his talents before dismissing him over his sexuality.

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On Thursday (March 19), Bobby Lytes chatted with Supa Cindy for Miami's 99Jamz radio station and gave his opinion on why he believes there aren't any platinum-selling rappers that are openly gay. "Maybe it's their own insecurities, they fear the unknown," he said. "Maybe they're afraid to admit that I'm fire because if they like my music that makes them gay."

"But I ain't a gay rapper," Bobby clarified. "I'm just a rapper who just happens to be gay. I'm here to pave the way, break down these barriers. At the end of the day, I can go toe-to-toe with any rapper, regardless of [their] sexuality." Watch Bobby Lytes drop bars below and let us know what you think.

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Fetty Wap is under fire from Lezhae Zeona, the mother of two of his children. By now, the public is aware that Fetty Wap reportedly has six baby mamas and possibly seven kids. The rapper and Lezhae welcomed their daughter in 2015 and then reconciled and gave birth to a son in 2018. In a recent interview with Supa Cindy for 99 Jamz radio station, Lezhae spoke about her relationship with her ex as if they were on good terms and he was willing to help her out with her rap career.

However, it seems as if things have taken a turn. On Wednesday (March 11), Lezhae took to social media to air out her grievances with her “clown” baby daddy. “Don’t have children with f*ckin failures,” she wrote on her Instagram Story. “Bitcchhh .. I almost told y’all something whew let me get off this damn app.” It’s unknown what exactly she was going to say, but she went on to pen a lengthy message about Fetty and his pitfalls, anyway.

“Ya wanna know something ? God genuinely makes no mistakes,” she continued. “Call me whatever you wanna call me for going back and having a second child with this clown but guess what? I needed my son ! I swear, I was never forced into strength the way I was while I was pregnant with him! Before my pregnancy with my son, I was maddddllyyyy in love with my BD. He would do any and everything to me, disrespect tf outta me in public and in private and I never got enough.”

Lezhae said no matter what, she always allowed Fetty Wap to come back into her life without question. “But when I got pregnant with my son, this n*gga violated the f*ck outta me and it was undeniable that I couldn’t f*ckin do it with him anymore ! It was undeniable that I had to let tf go and move forward ! I needed exactly that and that was Gods form of delivery and I accept completely.” 

She added that she didn’t think there would be a day where she could live without Fetty, but it was her son that made it possible. In another Instagram Story slide, Lezhae Zeona also stated that every woman has been played at one point in their lives so if someone wants to judge her, they need to look at their mothers, aunts, and sisters as well. Check out a few of her posts below.

If you’re a woman in the industry who has a child with a famous rapper and you’re trying to build a name for yourself as an artist, it’s going to be difficult to shake the “baby mama” label. Lezhae Zeona, the mother of two of Fetty Wap’s children, is learning through trial and error that no matter how talented she may think she is, people will always see her in one light.

Recently, Lezhae caught up with Supa Cindy for Miami’s 99Jamz radio and talked at length about her rap aspirations. Lezhae revealed that Fetty has given her advice on how to navigate her music career. “When he first found out I did music, I didn’t tell him,” she said. “I just did my own thing. He was on Live and people was actually telling him. He was like, ‘What?’ He thought they was trippin’. Maybe two weeks later, he was at my house and I was just playing him the music that I was doing and his face was just dropped. He was so shocked. He was like, ‘I’m not gon’ lie, this ish is good. It’s really, really good. Keep going.'”

Fetty told her that he would help her if she needed it, but Lezhae expressed that she wanted to do this independently of him. “I try to not really use him to my advantage too much because I really want to accomplish this on my own,” said Lezhae. “It’s like a cheat code and I’d rather just navigate and have my own path and my own journey with this whole music industry.”

Supa Cindy wanted to know how things are going on the homefront, specifically if Lezhae’s kids are friends with their siblings and if she gets along with the mothers of Fetty’s other children. She revealed that she has a good relationship with two of Fetty’s baby mamas: Ariel Reese, the mother of the rapper’s first child, and Masika Kalysha, the mother of Fetty’s fourth child. 

“Girl, it’s so many, I’m just trying to make sure I’m not forgetting nobody,” Lezhae joked. “‘Cause the ones that I am cool with, we’re cool cool.” She added, “Once you put away all the differences and then just—the common barrier is the children, but moving forward I realized [Masika] is a good person, she is not as bad as people paint her out to be. She’s a sweet girl.” Watch Lezhae Zeona’s interview in full below and check out what else she had to say about her music career.

She’s made her way through a few reality shows throughout the years and some say she left a path of destruction along the way. Whether she was fighting her Love & Hip Hop New York castmates or arguing with Ms. Deb on Growing Up Hip Hop, Jhonni Blaze is a talent who is known for her temper more than her music.

The singer has also been caught up in a few headlines, as well, associated with some of our favorite rappers. Jhonni recently chatted with Supa Cindy from 99 Jamz radio station to talk about her controversial history and the spiritual growth she’s experienced over the years. While there, Supa Cindy couldn’t help but ask Jhonni about the famous men she’s been linked to including Empire‘s Bryshere Gray (who is just her friend), Fetty Wap (who she worked on a few records with), Rich Dollaz (who she was “talk-dating” at one point), and then Drake, who blocked her after she spread rumors about him.

“Never dated Drake,” Jhonni flat out admitted. She said when she was in her early twenties, she was “all about being into the brag and if something doesn’t go my way, I wanna go off on somebody and post their number.” When she learned that Drake was “talking to” her friends, she decided to air him out on social media. Years ago, she even sat down with VladTV and said that she and the rapper had a “five-some” without protection, a declaration she would later apologize about.

“It was just really bad, I’ve apologized,” Jhonni said. “He unblocked me, that’s a good thing... Everything’s cool. I feel like one day we’ll bump into each other and it’ll be I [apologize], he’s heard me say [it] millions of times. We all grow up and build and become better people so that was just something that I wish I was this age now. It would have went totally different.” She added that Drake is a “phenomenal artist” who is “so dope.”

Check out more from Jhonni Blaze below including her opening up about being a sex trafficking victim and working on bettering herself after the traumas in her life.