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The Digital Den #45


Get ready for an epic celebration of hip-hop at the 2025 Hot 97 Summer Jam! This year’s lineup is packed with heavy hitters like Gunna, GloRilla, and Jim Jones, alongside fan favorites A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and Ja Rule. Scheduled for June 20 at Newark’s Prudential Center, the festival promises an electrifying mix of established stars and rising talent, highlighting the genre's evolution.
Notably, Ja Rule will pay tribute to his late collaborator Irv Gotti, ensuring a bittersweet yet memorable moment for fans. As excitement builds, presale tickets drop on April 2, with general sales starting on April 4.
Don't miss your chance to witness this iconic event that encapsulates the essence of hip-hop culture.


Jess Hilarious and Loren LoRosa have hilariously reconciled their "Breakfast Club" differences with a comedic skit that parodies the classic Brandy and Monica hit, "The Boy Is Mine," now cleverly titled "The Job Is Mine." This light-hearted collaboration comes after Jess aired grievances about being sidelined during her maternity leave, while Loren was brought on as a temporary co-host.
The two engaged in meaningful conversations, resolving tensions and shedding light on their perspectives. Despite earlier on-air drama, including Jess’s social media rants, they have found common ground and support each other's journeys—especially as Loren gears up for her new iHeartMedia gig, a pop culture podcast launching soon.
With humor and collaboration, they’ve turned a challenging situation into a fun and entertaining moment that showcases their friendship. It's a refreshing reminder that even in the chaos of the entertainment world, open communication can lead to laughter and unity.

In a bizarre twist of events, footage has surfaced of two men dropping off a mock "RIP Drake" coffin at DJ Khaled's home. The incident, which occurred weeks ago, left many fans scratching their heads.
With a nod to pranks that have plagued the hip-hop scene, including a similar coffin left for 6ix9ine, the delivery men claimed they were from a courier service, even praying in front of the coffin before leaving the property. Speculations ran rampant: Is this a jab related to the ongoing Kendrick Lamar rivalry, or a reaction to Drake's recent social media spats with Khaled? While no direct feuds exist between the artists themselves, the cryptic nature of the delivery adds an intriguing layer to their relationship.
Neither Khaled nor Drake has offered a response—leaving fans to ponder whether this is just another internet troll or something more significant.

In a recent episode of "Club Shay Shay," comedian Jess Hilarious stirred the pot by suggesting that Offset is struggling to cope with Cardi B's move on after their tumultuous divorce. Their split, marked by insults and accusations, left fans speculating about Offset's feelings as Cardi is reportedly dating NFL star Stefon Diggs.
Jess claimed Offset is upset when people side with Cardi, hinting at his past cheating allegations. Not one to let it slide, Offset fired back with a fiery tweet threatening to "roast" Jess for supposedly "hating" on another Black woman.
As the drama unfolds, all eyes are on whether Jess will respond to Offset's warning.

Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show was a spectacle that sparked a whirlwind of reactions, not all of them positive. During his performance alongside SZA, Kendrick delivered an electrifying rendition of his hit "Not Like Us," which led to 125 FCC complaints—several stemming from his pointed remarks aimed at Drake.
These complaints, ranging from inappropriate language to accusations of promoting negativity, reveal the divisive nature of the show, even as it captivated a staggering 133.5 million viewers.
Notably, during the event, even Serena Williams faced backlash for alleged gang affiliation. Despite the criticisms, Kendrick’s team defended the performance as a unique cinematic experience reflecting the essence of Black America.
With this mix of artistic expression and controversy, Lamar continues to assert his powerful presence in hip-hop.

In a shocking new lawsuit, Diddy faces allegations from Joseph Manzaro, who claims the mogul sexually assaulted him during a 2015 "freak off" party in Miami, which allegedly involved high-profile guests like LeBron James and Jay-Z. Manzaro alleges he was humiliated and paraded in a penis mask, but both Diddy and the other celebrities named have vehemently denied the claims.
Jay-Z's attorney quickly refuted the allegations, asserting that Jay-Z wasn't even in Florida at the time, while LeBron's spokesperson called the accusations "demonstrably false." Adding fuel to the fire, 50 Cent took to social media to mock Diddy over the controversy.
As legal battles unfold, Diddy’s legal team insists the lawsuit is an absurd attempt for attention and financial gain. "No sane person could credit this story," they stated, as Diddy prepares to clear his name in court.

Tory Lanez's producer, Squale, is voicing frustration over the perceived blackballing of Lanez's latest album, "PETERSON," despite its impressive fan reception. As Lanez serves time for shooting Megan Thee Stallion, this new album has resonated powerfully with his loyal audience, yet it faced a lack of support from the music industry, with minimal promotion and no streaming playlists.
Squale took to social media to celebrate their success and emphasize that the album's number one status reflects genuine fan support rather than industry backing. While some question the legitimacy of the blackballing claims, Squale insists that the accolades arise purely from the dedication of Lanez's fans and the creative team.
As Lanez continues to release new music from behind bars, he remains hopeful and committed to clearing his name, proving that true artistry can thrive even in the face of adversity.