DaBaby is a full-time hitmaker and a part-time comedian, making fun of all the trolls that were talking trash about his new album Blame It On Baby.

When the Charlotte rapper delivered his new album this month, fans were excited to tune in and see what he would be bringing to the table this time around. Unfortunately, a large number of people were disappointed with what they heard, writing off the project right away and deeming the star a one-hit-wonder. Much to their dismay, Blame It On Baby has proven to be a massive success, debuting at #1 on the Billboard 200 and now, DaBaby is sending a message to his haters.

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At this point, the 28-year-old is unfazed by the hate. He doesn’t care about what people are saying about his music because, at the end of the day, he knows it will sell like hotcakes. In a new video posted to Instagram, DaBaby imagined what his trolls look like when they critique his new music, laughing in their faces and encouraging them to continue with their jokes.

“This what my trolls do to my music when they put in hard work doin all that hatin and my shit STILL top the charts,” wrote DaBaby on the ‘gram. In the video, he slams his trash can shut after before spitting on it and walking off.

The rapper has already announced that he will release another new album before the year ends. Clearly, he could care less about what his critics think.

All she wanted to do was to celebrate her hit song going Certified Platinum, but some Nicki Minaj fans won’t let Doja Cat of the hook. Recently, a drawing of Doja Cat, Nicki Minaj, and Megan Thee Stallion went viral, but the Barbz weren’t happy. They didn’t believe that Doja should have been included in the femcee trio, and a social media argument between fan groups ensued. Doja called Nicki’s supporters “Twitter gangsters” and they responded by creating a hashtag calling for Doja Cat to be canceled.

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Like these sorts of temporary flare ups go, it was all over before it started. However, one Nicki fan wanted to keep the fire burning. “Say So has gone PLATINUM! Thank you all soo much!” the Hot Pink artist wrote on Instagram. A user commented, “Apologies to barbz or you over.” Doja had a few minutes to spare so she decided to respond. “Nicki taught me that when you don’t have anything else to say to someone you say “Thank you”. Thank you.”

Back in February, Doja shared her love for Nicki Minaj during her IG Live session. “She has implanted herself so deeply into all of us and into music, and into rap, and into hip hop in such a way that people have underappreciated her and I don’t think that that’s right,” Doja said. “I don’t think that that’s natural. I feel like there’s some weird sh*t going on. I feel like she just belongs in the f*cking spotlight. And not in like a weird, corny way. She just belongs.”

It’s been years since his relationship with Nicki Minaj ended. Hee’s even married and had his first child with Erica Mena. Yet, some people refuse to let Safaree Samuels live his best life. The Love & Hip Hop New York star recently uploaded a video to Instagram where he spoke about the lesson this COVID-19 quarantine has for the public, but a troll just wanted to deliver a jab about Nicki Minaj.

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“You know, with all this coronavirus stuff going around, it made me realize that I think this is a sign from God that we all need to really just slow down,” he said in a video of himself cleaning his pool. “Everything is just so fast. Nothing lasts anymore. Somebody dies, it’s forgotten about in a week. Nothing lasts. I feel like we just need to really value time more, more than anything.”

“I don’t think time is valued. I don’t think family is valued, and we just need to, to just not take things for granted,” Safaree continued. “Tomorrow or next week is really not promised. This world is locked down right now.” Someone disrupted Safaree’s reflective moment to troll him about his ex-girlfriend Nicki Minaj.

“Since#nickiminaj left you ,and you are not thinking right ?????????????????????????????????????,” the person wrote. Safaree decided he had some time to deliver a clap back so he responded, “Yu want attention b*tch but what you should really want is a life. Lemme clean my pool in peace. Street rat ?.” Check out Safaree Samuels below as he shares his thoughts on COVID-19.

Taylor Swift‘s fans will not let Kim Kardashian rest after she and Kanye West were exposed for seemingly lying on Taylor back in 2016. The full phone conversation between Kanye and Taylor from four whole years ago—where he explained the bars he planned to spit about her on his song, “Famous”—leaked this weekend, and the newfound footage paints a very different picture of Kim and Kanye’s role in the reignited beef that followed that call. Initially, Kimye had “exposed” Taylor for lying about her knowledge of the song when Kim shared the footage she’d filmed of the phone call in which Kanye can very clearly be heard telling Taylor that he wants to mention her on the Life of Pablo single.

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Taylor always maintained that while he did run the lyric “I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex” by her, he never told her about the following line—”Why? I made that b*tch famous”—which was the part that offended her. Taylor was labelled a snake and promptly when into hiding when the public turned on her, but now that the full conversation has leaked, it appears that she may have been telling the truth all along. Over the past 24 hours or so, #KanyeWestIsOver has been non-stop trending, and while some are still torn over who is truly at fault here, it’s clear that Taylor’s fans, the Swifties, are going to make Kimye pay for their “crimes.”

While Kanye may not have an Instagram account where Swifties can go off on him in the comments of his posts, Kim, as the most high profile Kardashian, is very active on social media. Kim has only shared one post since the whole ordeal began, but Taylor’s army of supporters have made sure to fill her comment section to capacity. On the throwback shot of Kim and her second oldest child, Saint, Swifties called her and Kanye liars and dragged Kim for her complicity in “ruining” Taylor’s reputation.

“This is a screenshot of Keeping Up With The Kardashian’s. Look at what a little chunk Saint was!” Kim wrote in the caption. “OMG My baby!!!!!! I miss him this small!!!!” While a few of the top comments are positive, the rest of them are not, as plenty of users commented the hashtag, #taylorswifttoldthetruth. “Kimye is so cancelled lmao,” one user wrote. “I have no patience for liars or people who are cruel to others. #boycottkimandkanye,” another stated.

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Others alluded to Taylor’s album, Reputation, that references the incident heavily. “I don’t trust nobody and nobody trusts me,” a fan wrote, quoting Taylor’s song “Look What You Made Me Do” off the album. “I’ll be the actress starring in your bad dreams.” One fan even thanked Kim for driving Taylor to make Reputation in the first place. “Girl thanks for Reputation, the best album ever made but you are still going to burn in Hell,” they said. It appears that Kim has been removing a bunch of comments of a similar nature, which she also got called out for. “How many staff do you have to delete comments for you right now?” asked one user. “And deleting all the comments won’t stop people from knowing and remembering the truth,” another wrote. “While it’s nice to have money, it’s better to have a clear mind.” Whew!

Of all the accomplishments Ms. Tina Knowles is known for throughout her longstanding career, her social media followers love her for those corny mom jokes. Beyoncé and Solange’s mother likes to take to social media ever so often and deliver chuckle-worthy-yet-eye-rolling jokes for her followers, but because the internet is what it is, she can’t avoid people who decide to hop online to spew a few nasty remarks.

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“Did you hear about the corduroy pillows?” Tina asked in her video before giving the joke’s punchline. “Yeah, they’re making headlines! Headlines on your head when you lay on it.” You know, because no joke I complete without an immediate explanation. While Tina Knowles thought her line was funny, an Instagram user thought this would be the perfect time to put Tina in check.

“Girl, take them bangs and disappear with your daughter and grandchildren for a little while,” the woman commented. “We don’t need this right now.” Tina took a few quarantined moments to reply. “First of all i am not a girl . So try to conjure up a little respect and secondly if you don’t need it then get off my page and go where you like what you see,” Tina stated. She ended things by writing, “With love.” Check out Tina Knowles giving her classy clap back below.

Jameela Jamil responded to all the jokes that she would be the first famous person who would claim to have contracted coronavirus, and she's not thrilled. The actress has been accused of lying about having various health issues in the past, many claiming that she must have a mental disorder called munchausens, in which people deliberately act as though they have a physical or mental illness when they really don't. Jameela has spoken out about her real health struggles, revealing that she has a genetic connective tissue disorder called Ehlers Danlos syndrome, an invisible illness which causes all sorts of horrible side effects. However, jokes about her pretending to be sick persist, and with the spread of coronavirus, they've only become more severe. One comedian in particular tweeted, "Place your bets on who will be the first famous person to get Corona," followed by, "Jameela doesn't count." The outspoken activist shared a screenshot of the tweet with a response to the joke about her health.

Last week was huge for SZA. First, she released her collaboration with Justin Timberlake, “The Other Side”, which will appear on the Trolls World Tour soundtrack and will likely takeover airwaves in no time. On that same day, Rolling Stone shared the TDE songstress’ cover story, in which she opened up about both the challenging and rewarding moments of her past year. To cap off all these exciting developments, SZA revealed that she is one of the faces of Calvin Klein’s new campaign. 

Given that the news ads focus on CK’s undergarment collections, they are quite steamy. The brand enlisted a cast of buzzing celebs to display the pieces and offer some motivational tidbits. “Everything I love I overdo… deal with it,” SZA asserts in the ad alongside Kendall Jenner, Justin Bieber, Maluma and more. To further feed our desire for SZA content, the “Love Galore” singer then posted more shots from the campaign, which show her seductively leaning out of a vintage vehicle in bra and underwear. She wrote that she’s “blessed” to be apart of the campaign and we’re all blessed to witness it. 

In her Rolling Stone story, SZA said that she has worked with Pharrell, Timbaland and Sia on new music. 

Omari Hardwick retaliated against some trolls in his IG comments who told him that fans only like him as Ghost on Power after the actor put a famous poem in the caption of his post. The Power actor was repping his Alpha Phi Alpha roots on Instagram when he posted a photo of himself accompanied by the poem “Invictus” by English poet William Ernest Henley. It’s customary that pledges learn that particular poem before they’re given the opportunity to become a member of the fraternity, so it makes sense that these words carry special meaning for Omari.

However, one of his followers was not impressed by this share, and decided to let the actor know that he should stick to playing James “Ghost” St. Patrick on Power instead of trying to be deep. It’s definitely possible that the user didn’t know the significance behind the poem, but even so, they made it clear they’re only interested in Omari when he’s playing Ghost. The troll commented, “We want ghost f*ck what you talking about,” to which Omari replied, “I am ghOst. I am first O. I am everything. You want ghost cuz i put me in him.”

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It appears that another user agreed with the original commenter, as they replied, “Honestly I agree holy sh*t .. he was kool until I hear him in real life .. matter fact where’s tommy.” Omari saw this reply as well, and really started to get fed up with all the hate. He did his worst, writing back, “Now you….you the clown. When i slap the sh*t outa you (cuz you don’t deserve more than that) outa you….i will remind you thas from me, Omari. B*tch ass f*ck boy. Go be just THAT. Clown ass n*ggas. Should go ask your Momz if she can rebirth you. Matta fact….go find Tommy & Joe. See if they don’t say the same.”

Omari really let the spirit of Ghost take over him for a minute there. While the series finale of Power already premiered on February 9th, several spinoffs of the popular show have been announced: Power Book II: Ghost, Power Book III: Raising Kanan, Power Book IV: Influence, and Power Book V: Force.

Grammy Award-winner and bonafide superstar Billie Eilish understands that we’re living in a society, and with that comes peril. As any artist of her stature can attest, social media has become an important part of image cultivation and building a connection with fans. Yet sometimes the darker side-effects of social media can begin to overpower the positive ones to the point where one’s mental health stands at risk. Eilish recently admitted that Instagram comments were actively “ruining her life,” to the point where she made the decision to stop reading them altogether.

Speaking with the BBC, Eilish explained that “It’s way worse than it’s ever been right now,” lamenting the unfortunate correlation between status and hate. “It’s weird: the cooler the things you get to do are the more people hate you. It’s crazy. It’s a bunch of trolls. And the problem is a lot of it is really funny. I think that’s the issue. That’s why nobody really stops. Because it’s funny.”

Given that social media has become ingrained in modern-day culture, particularly within the entertainment industry, it’s unlikely the problem will halt anytime soon. Perhaps Billie might consider cutting Instagram and Twitter out of her life altogether, allowing her critically acclaimed music and live performance to speak on her behalf. Given the profound effect it appears to be having on her, and so many other young people, it may very well prove beneficial in the long run. Don’t feed the trolls.

ScHoolboy Q‘s fans are subject to humiliation at his concerts but only if they get under the rapper’s skin. Such is the case during a recent show in Germany when a concertgoer yelled, “B***h, be quiet,” to the crowd. It appeared to be fairly quiet already with Q being zoned in on what his next move was. Unfortunately, the disturbance knocked Q of his game for a moment but it prompted what could be one of the funniest ScHoolboy Q moments ever. 

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“That’s why I f*cked your momma last night,” he told the audience member to an eruption of applause. “Your old ass momma. The old one, the old momma you got,” he added. “I bent her over and I fucked your momma like this,” he continued as he did a thrusting position to make his point abundantly clear that he indeed f*cked the person’s mother. “Shut the f**k up.”

It appears that the majority of the European leg of his tour has gone smoothly. He kicked it off in Dublin on Jan. 24th before concluding the tour in Feb. 22 in Moscow. Even though the tour will conclude, it seems like he has another album in the cut right now. The rapper announced during his show in London last month that he’ll be dropping a new album this year. We’ll see if he keeps his word.