Young M.A. is helping out in Atlanta, Georgia right now by doing what she can to fight for racial justice in America. Things have taken a serious turn in the country with protests taking place all weekend as property is destroyed and a message is sent. The people will not stand to be treated as second-rate humans anymore, standing united and voicing their concerns. 

The Red Flu rapper was interacting with one of her fans, who pulled over on the side of the street to speak with her. When two police officers pulled her over for "stopping traffic" even though she had pulled to the side, Young M.A. got involved and shouted at the cops, getting a crowd to gather for fifteen minutes until the woman was let off with a warning. 

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During the situation, one of the officers called for back-up, which brought two extra cops to the scene. M.A. didn't let up until her fan was allowed to leave with a verbal warning and nothing more, doing her part to help out.

"She came up to me showing love as a fan, bro," yelled the rapper as she cruised in her car following the altercation. "And them n***as pulled her over 'cause she was in the middle of traffic. And we all pulled up, five cars deep, all police. We don't want no smoke, we don't want no problems. But you not gon' do that to my fans, though."

She goes on to say that she doesn't mean to disrespect the officers who "didn't do the most" according to her, but she's proud that she was able to help de-escalate the situation.

Watch the video below.

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Eminem fans were awestruck by a rare question-and-answer period hosted by the Detroit legend in celebration of the twentieth anniversary of The Marshall Mathers LP. Organizing a live-chat with his fans, Em came through and spoke about all things pertaining to his music, his favorite rappers today, his favorite sports, his writing habits, and more.

During the live-chat, Em was asked so many different questions from fans, including his favorite project out right now. He ended up giving some major love to his Music To Be Murdered By collaborator Young M.A, naming her new Red Flu project his most-played at the moment. When it came time to drop gems on his most underrated rapper of all-time, he gave a major co-sign to none other than KXNG Crooked. He also said that his dream collaboration would be Andre 3000. Please, let’s make that happen.

As for his favorite song of his own, Marshall says that “Fack” takes precedence over all others, deeming it a lyrical masterpiece. 

When asked about his writing technique, the legend says that he still writes his rhymes by hand, sometimes spending entire days with a pen by his side.

Finally, on the sports side of things, Eminem revealed that football and boxing are his all-time favorites.

What was your top revelation from the live-chat? Peep the recap here.

Young M.A is one of the most skilled female rappers in the game and she's about to show us why at the end of this week.

Announcing her brand new extended play Red Flu, which drops on Friday (May 22), Young M.A has officially shared the tracklist for her latest body of work.

This time around, she will be going it alone, relying on her network of producers to keep things spicy on Red Flu. The project contains seven new songs, including the previously-released "2020 Vision."

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Production duties are almost exclusively handled by Mike Zombie, who is credited on five of the tracks. Benjamin Lasnier and NY Bangers are also responsible for some of the beats we will be hearing.

This will be Young M.A's first new project since the release of her debut studio album Herstory In The Making in 2019. She has continued rolling out content from the album, dropping a new video for "RNID" at the beginning of this month.

Brooklyn rapper Young M.A has been open about her sexuality throughout career, standing strong as one of the only representatives of the LGBTQ+ community in hip-hop. Although she claims to no longer identify as a lesbian -- "We don't do no labels. I just wouldn't date a guy," she previously said --  the star is known for pushing the boundaries of what has notoriously been shunned in rap. 

During a recent Instagram Live session, which saw famous faces like Queen Latifah join in, Young M.A was having some fun and playing some variation of dress-up after finding a stray eyelash in her room. She glued it onto her upper lip and pretended as though it were half of a mustache before moving it to her chin and wearing it as a goatee. She seemingly liked the look.

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"This a whole beard, bro," she said before blurting out some Spanish and pretending to be a bigshot cocaine dealer. 

The Brooklynite was the life of the party, eliciting laughter from her female friend in the room and continuing the charade for a minute.

There have been inaccurate reports floating around that Young M.A started taking hormones and grew this out herself but it's obvious from the video that she's just having fun and playing around with an eyelash.

Check it out below.

Fear surrounding the current coronavirus pandemic continues to rise and we can use as many laughs as possible right now. 50 Cent‘s social media pages have always been a reliable source for a good chuckle and, this morning, the legendary rapper came through once again.

Instead of freaking out like the majority of Americans, Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson is keeping cool, calm, and collected, reacting to the virus outbreak with hilarious memes that we can all enjoy. Sharing an edited CNN headline about COVID-19, Jackson joked that he had found the cure for coronavirus: constant sex.

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“Oh ok we gonna be alright,” giggled the television producer. He went on to support one of his friends, Young M.A, by including an image of her very own branded sex toy.

“@youngma so live got ya bitch over there doing things,” wrote 50 Cent on a photo of the rapper’s dildo, still in the package.

Of course, there is no known cure for the growing pandemic. While the issue still hasn’t reached its peak in North America, we can look to countries like China and Italy, who are currently battling through the worst of the illness. China has already started to re-open service centres, allowing us to breathe a little easier.

A simple tweet from Young M.A about R&B kicked up some dust. “Music don’t feel the same because we barely have R&B,” the rapper tweeted last month. “R&B brung that balance to music.. now everything is leanin one way smh so it gets played out quick! We need R&B for the balance no kap!” As the tweet went viral, this generation’s R&B artists came forward to defend the genre and claimed that if someone thinks R&B is lacking, then they just aren’t searching hard enough.

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Young M.A talked about her recent controversy during a visit to State of the Culture and revealed that people took what she was saying the wrong way. “It was just a spontaneous tweet,” she said. “I didn’t even know how crazy it was gon’ get. It was just something I was feeling at the moment ’cause I am a very huge fan of R&B. Most of my playlist is R&B and I was just listening to music in the house and this idea just sprung in my head so I went to Twitter to kinda express that.”

The rapper explained that when she checks out playlists, R&B doesn’t seem to have a stronghold in today’s music culture the way it has in the past. Young M.A also clarified that she never said “R&B is dead” but adds “we don’t hear it as often on front street as we would years prior.” She added that she knows nowadays you have to “search for it” but that fact proves her point.

“I do search for R&B and that’s the problem, why I gotta go search for it?” the rapper asked. “Why ain’t it in our faces as much as it used to be?” Young M.A listens to both old and new R&B and recognizes that the vibe is different, but she questions what’s keeping the genre from taking over the airwaves like it did decades ago. Watch the full episode of State of the Culture below.

Can you still be considered one of the top rappers in the game if you use a ghostwriter? Jadakiss weighed in on the subject with two answers that he called “politically correct.” The veteran emcee recently shared his anticipated and acclaimed project Ignatius, so he stopped by Sway in the Morning to chat about the record. While there, Jadakiss was asked if an artist can be considered one of the “Top 5” emcees if they use a ghostwriter, and the rapper answered both yes and no.

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“In our era, no way at all,” Jadakiss said. “In today’s [era], it don’t matter.” He added, “In our era, it wasn’t even a thought. You wouldn’t even think…once that happens, you outta the thing. You ain’t gettin’ a yellow jacket after that. Today, that don’t even matter. If you can turn up to it and do whatever crazy-ass dances they do, they don’t care. And that’s what I don’t like that’s happening to the game.” Jadakiss added that he’s happy that the young artists are able to make money and have success, “but…when we’re just erasing things out of the original black book of hip hop, I can’t really condone that.”

During his talk, Jadakiss also revealed why the early days in his career were more “fun” for him. “In this particular business, when you get success, you get a target on your back,” he said. “You gotta move different and accordingly. Watch family, friends, the snakes, spiders, things of that nature. It takes some of the happiness out of it. Opposed to when you going for that, that journey in the beginning is more fun ’cause the valleys and peaks and meeting people and learning new stuff. Then after you cross that line, the financial situation, everything is much better, but it’s also that much dangerous and that much more snakes.”

Check out more from Jadakiss including his take on why he agrees with Young M.A about a lack of R&B in the current music culture below.

People continue to weigh in on what's been called the lack of R&B music in the culture at the moment, and artists are a little tired of hearing it. Young M.A ruffled a few feathers when she tweeted, "Music don’t feel the same because we barely have R&B. R&B brung that balance to music.. now everything is leanin one way smh so it gets played out quick! We need R&B for the balance no kap!"

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Diddy recently took to his Instagram page to share a video of himself talking about how "the world is missing R&B" and that as the "code holder" of the genre, it's up to him to bring it back. Both PJ Morton and 6LACK have responded to these criticisms by saying there are plenty of talented R&B artists out there, it's just up to the public to discover them and for the industry to promote them.

Standing by the side of her fellow artists is the First Lady of Dreamville, Ari Lennox. The soul singer hopped on social media a few minutes ago to share her thoughts about people claiming that good R&B tunes are hard to find. "To all my fellow RnB friends killing sh*t, I love you and we got this," she wrote. "Back in the day people use to judge and hate on the evolution of soul music as well."

"It's a vicious cycle that every generation of artists goes through," Ari added, "Don't be discouraged because real music deserves to be heard. We have angels that love and support and go so hard for us, which is the coolest blessing. What we are doing now may not be fully appreciated or seen due to a sh*t agenda, but it will last forever. Real music is forever." Check out Ari Lennox's post and Diddy's video below.

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There are a few prominent figures who've aired out their complaints about the current state of music. Meek Mill, for example, hit Twitter to proclaim the death of "wack music" this year, although he didn't mention any names. Young M.A. also had some criticisms about the state of R&B, saying that it isn't bringing balance to music as it once did. "Now everything is leanin one way smh so it gets played out quick," she wrote on Twitter.

The music industry today is interesting to say the least. One one hand, artists have never been more diverse with the genre-bending hits we've heard over the last decade — emcees sing just as frequently as they spit bars, vocalists often choose trap beats over melodic instrumentation, and some of today's hottest musicians like Post Malone, Trippie Redd and Rico Nasty for example exhibit a style somewhere between rock, rap and heavy metal. With all that said, the love seems to have been lost on popular radio when it comes to good ol' R&B. Or has it?

Rapper Young M.A brought up a good point recently Twitter that sparked an interesting debate. Check out her tweet below to see what started it all: