Ty Dolla Sign

The film's story is loosely inspired by a real-life incident involving director Jeremy Garelick.

The song first surfaced in late 2023 and was intended for Ye and Ty Dolla Sign's 'Vultures' projects.

The LP arrived on Mar. 28.

It's claimed that the pair's "530" record sampled another artist's track without permission.

"If he apologized, man, you gotta take it serious, man," Ty said during a livestream.

Young Thug closed out the latest edition of ComplexCon in Las Vegas.

It's not clear as to the status of the pair's relationship which previously saw them form the supergroup ¥$.

The Latin trap and reggaeton artist brought out some special guests for his sold-out Barclays Center performance.

The case against the artist formerly known as Kanye West, however, will go ahead.

Ty's brother, Big TC, is currently serving a 67-years-to-life sentence in California's Calipatria State Prison for murder.

The 'WLR' follow-up is undoubtedly the most-anticipated album in recent memory.

Ski Mask the Slump God and Henry Winkler are also set to appear in the film.

Alabama recently dropped off her own diss track aimed at Bhad Bhabie, "Cry Bhabie."

He also said that he has a new album in the works.

Other 'Vultures' tracks to get videos include “Bomb,” “Slide,” “Fried,” and “Talking.”

In the U.S., Tommy Richman's "Million Dollar Baby" and Ye and Ty Dolla Sign's "Carnival" dominated TikTok in 2024.

Digital Nas urged his followers to stay away from the music industry: "It's not worth it."