Hip-Hop star Fetty Wap is bringing his signature #1738 energy to the fast-food game through a new partnership with Jimmy John’s. The New Jersey rapper has teamed up with the sandwich chain to launch the limited-edition #1738 Fetty W(r)ap Meal, a collaboration that blends one of rap’s most recognizable catchphrases with a spicy new menu item. The campaign centers around Jimmy John’s new Buffalo Ranch Chicken Wrap, which features all-natural chicken, Buffalo Wild Wings Medium Buffalo Sauce, ranch dressing, lettuce, tomato, onion, celery and crispy carrots wrapped inside a flour tortilla. The meal also includes Buffalo-flavored Jimmy Chips and a drink. For longtime fans, the promotion taps directly into Fetty Wap’s legacy. The rapper’s “1738” ad-lib became a cultural phenomenon during his breakout run and remains one of the most recognizable phrases associated with his career. The #1738 Fetty W(r)ap Meal will launch nationwide on June 29. Available at participating Jimmy John’s locations, the company’s mobile app and website. The fast-food brand is also offering a special deal for rewards members. Between July 6 and July 9, JJ Rewards customers can purchase the meal for $6.79 using the code “WRAPQUEEN.” Fetty Wap Drops New #1738 “Wrap Queen” Summer Meal With Jimmy John’s Jimmy John’s says the collaboration was inspired by Fetty Wap’s impact on music and pop culture. “Fetty Wap helped define the sound of the summer, and we wanted to bring that same energy to our menu,” Suzanne DeRouchie, the company’s vice president of integrated marketing communications, said in a statement. She added, “This meal is iconic, flavor-forward and built for fans who know that some eras—and flavors—never miss.” The partnership arrives as brands continue to lean into hip-hop culture to connect with consumers. From artist-inspired meals to limited-edition merchandise, music and food collaborations have become a major part of marketing campaigns. For Jimmy John’s, the move links a new product launch to one of rap’s most memorable stars. It’s another reminder that the influence of Fetty Wap still resonates years after his string of chart-dominating hits. And this time, #1738 comes with chips and a drink. Fetty Wap is set to perform at Hot 97 Summer Jam at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey on July 24. Tickets are on sale now.

Eve is aware that her fans have noticed she has developed a British accent. ​During an appearance on The Romesh Show, Eve said she’s been living in England for “almost 12 years,” and she loves it. ​”I am so American still,” Eve explained. “I will say, though, if you — it’s funny, like on my socials now, when I do interviews and things, people are like, ‘Oh, I hear that British accent.’ Or my friends will say to me, ‘Did you hear what you just said?’ I’ve obviously taken on some things, but I am so loud and American still.” View this post on Instagram ​Eve admitted that she didn’t think that she would stay in England for so long. ​”When Max and I got married, I was kinda like, three years, tops. Three, four years … once [the kids] got older, too, I was like, ‘Oh, well, we could probably live somewhere else,’ ” Eve said. ​”It’s crazy how much I feel at home here,” Eve continued. ​Eve and Gumball 3000 founder Maximillion Cooper married in 2014. They welcomed their first child, Wilde Wolf, in February 2022.  Eve is a proud “bonus mom” to Cooper’s four older children from a previous relationship: Lotus, Jagger, Cash, and Mini. ​In a recent appearance on the Jennifer Hudson Show, Eve shared that she brought Wilde Wold with her on her most recent tour. Now she feels like a “superhero” performing across the globe in front of him. “He’s small enough that I can take him everywhere, but he’s old enough to really remember,” she told host Jennifer Hudson. “I felt like a superhero with him watching me in a way. I’m like, ‘Wow, like I’ve had all this life and now here’s this little person.’ And me performing on stage with him watching gives it new life for me. It’s incredible.”

Adrien Broner has, over the past several months, become a recurring figure in the live-streaming space. However, it is often for reasons that raise more questions than applause. He most frequently appears alongside DeenTheGreat. More recently, he has been co-hosting streams with Ray J in informal settings. These settings resemble private gatherings more than structured broadcasts. These sessions typically take place inside residences where friends, acquaintances, and guests cycle in and out. Conversations unfold without much direction. At points, viewers have noted moments where interactions drift into discomfort. At those times, Ray J occasionally steps in to steady the tone or prevent conversations from escalating further. It’s clear Broner remains a focal point during these unscripted interactions. On Tuesday night, that same dynamic played out with Sauce Walka joining the stream. He is an artist who has also found himself at the center of recent public disputes, including a back-and-forth involving Drake. What might have been a routine appearance instead shifted once he appeared to take issue with remarks he believed were directed at him. As the discussion continued, both Ray J and Broner exchanged comments that Sauce Walka interpreted as pointed. This prompted him to respond directly while still on camera. In a widely circulated clip, he presses both hosts for clarification. He also scans the live chat for context, trying to determine how the tension began. The moment quickly traveled across social media. With this, Broner added yet another viral incident to his growing online reputation. Blurred lines, no guardrails Beyond the attention those clips generate, concerns about Broner’s on-camera behavior have persisted among regular viewers of his streams. Some observers have pointed to repeated moments in which his interactions with women appear to cross or test personal boundaries. This is particularly true when advances are not reciprocated. Broner often finds himself facing criticism for these actions. There is often little visible structure or intervention in these settings. Those around him appear limited in their ability to redirect the energy when it shifts. As livestream culture continues to reward spontaneity and escalation, Broner’s presence has increasingly aligned with that demand. Yet the same conditions that amplify those moments also strip away safeguards. In turn, this leaves behind broadcasts that spread widely online while raising quiet questions about responsibility, control, and where entertainment begins to blur into something less defined. Ultimately, Broner keeps finding himself at the center of these conversations.

A federal judge has imposed sanctions on attorney Tyrone Blackburn after finding that a deposition in Fat Joe’s ongoing legal dispute veered far outside acceptable courtroom conduct. According to AllHipHop, U.S. Magistrate Judge Jennifer E. Willis concluded that both Blackburn and his client, Terrance Dixon, significantly disrupted sworn testimony tied to the rapper’s civil case. This case involves a former associate. The court rejected Blackburn’s argument that prescription medication played a role in his behavior. Instead, it granted relief to Fat Joe’s legal team. As part of the ruling, Dixon will be required to sit for a second deposition. The first session was deemed fundamentally compromised. In her written decision, Willis described the conduct in unusually sharp terms. She focused on repeated personal attacks directed at opposing counsel. She wrote that the remarks included “homophobic, transphobic, and sexualized comments about his mother shock the conscience,” and added, “The Court has never seen the sort of behavior from an attorney that Blackburn engaged in at the deposition on February 24th.” The judge emphasized that the exchanges were not isolated lapses in judgment. On the contrary, they were part of a broader pattern that undermined the integrity of the process. Court filings outline a series of escalating moments during the deposition. This included Blackburn referring to opposing counsel as a “p############.” He also asked, “what date is your transition surgery?” and made crude remarks about the attorney’s mother. At one point, the situation intensified further when Dixon and Blackburn began exchanging verbal threats while testimony was still underway. Dixon said, “I could take you down with my left hand,” and Blackburn responded, “Everybody could take you down” and “very easily.” Willis also noted that Blackburn repeatedly attempted to steer his client away from answering questions. This occurred even after prior rulings made clear that responses were required unless privilege applied. Judge Extends Deposition After Disruption, Rejects Attorney’s Medical Defense and Refers Conduct for Grievance Review The court ultimately extended Fat Joe’s legal team an additional two hours to continue questioning Dixon under tighter restrictions. This decision cited the damage caused by the earlier session. Blackburn later pointed to pain medication taken after surgeries earlier in the year as an explanation for his conduct. However, Willis found no medical support for that claim. She wrote, “The medical record does not support Blackburn’s assertion that his unconscionable behavior at the February 24th deposition was due to medication he was taking,” and also rejected references to “selective amnesia” during a separate March deposition. Willis said that if Blackburn believed he was impaired, he should have sought a postponement rather than proceeding. The ruling adds another layer to a widening legal conflict that includes Fat Joe’s 2025 defamation suit. It also includes a $20 million counterclaim filed by Dixon. The judge also referenced prior judicial criticism of Blackburn’s conduct and filings. Ultimately, she referred the matter to the Southern District’s Grievance Committee and called the behavior “outrageously unprofessional and unacceptable.”

Drake and Sophie Brussaux have been connected publicly since the birth of their son, Adonis Graham, eight years ago. Their relationship first drew widespread attention amid heightened hip-hop tensions at the time. The conversation around them intensified after Pusha T referenced their private life in “Story of Adidon.” This reference shifted what had been largely personal into public debate. In the years since, both have settled into a quieter arrangement centered on co-parenting. They rarely engage in public exchanges about one another. Brussaux has since moved forward in her personal life. She recently confirmed plans to marry Efe Caliskan, a 26-year-old Turkish-Canadian Muay Thai fighter. The wedding ceremony was held on Sunday, coinciding with Father’s Day. This detail quickly became part of the online conversation as images and clips spread across social media. DJ Vlad shared footage on X showing an outdoor setting that felt intimate rather than staged. Guests gathered in what appeared to be a relaxed celebration. The couple looked at ease in the moment. Meanwhile, muted commentary appeared as viewers noted both the timing and the tone of the event. Drake was not present, a fact that prompted discussion online. However, his absence did not come as a surprise given the distance between the two. Drake’s 36-year-old babymother Sophie Brussaux married 26-year-old Turkish Muay Thai fighter Efe Caliskan. Drake didn’t attend the wedding. pic.twitter.com/6bdRYOH6Zq — DJ Vlad (@djvlad) June 24, 2026 Drake’s Quiet Father’s Day as Brussaux Turns the Page On the same day, Drake spent Father’s Day in Houston with his father, Dennis Graham. He observed the occasion in a more personal and familiar setting. He remained in the city into the following night. There, he was seen at a nightclub alongside longtime associates Chubbs and Bun B. The weekend, taken as a whole, reflected a period of low public visibility for the artist. Instead, he focused more on family ties and close circles than on broader appearances. Brussaux’s marriage marks a clear transition in her personal life. Meanwhile, the co-parenting dynamic between her and Drake remains unchanged in structure and focus. Their son, Adonis, continues to be the central connection between them. Occasionally, he surfaces in ways that bridge their separate public lives. As both move forward independently, the arrangement they established as parents remains the most consistent aspect of their shared history.

Daphne Joy has become an increasingly familiar voice on the podcast circuit, using recent appearances to speak candidly about relationships, attraction, and the experiences that shape her personal life. During a June 16 conversation on Pillow Talk, the model and entrepreneur offered listeners a glimpse into her dating preferences and the qualities she finds most appealing in a partner. Joy, who shares 13-year-old son Sire Jackson with 50 Cent, approached the discussion with a mix of humor and self-awareness. As the conversation turned toward romantic dynamics, Joy described the type of attention she tends to gravitate toward. “I love my simpy poos,” she said before elaborating on what she meant. “I love obsessive, worshipping energy. It turns me on, for sure. Like kneel and like kiss my toes. Maybe be on a leash. It’s fine.” The remarks quickly made their way across social media, where clips from the interview generated conversation among fans and commentators. Still, Joy made clear that she does not view intimacy through a single lens. While she acknowledged enjoying a dominant role at times, she also emphasized the importance of feeling comfortable enough to guide a situation organically. “If I want to, I want to kind of navigate the moment first,” she explained. Rather than describing rigid preferences, she framed attraction as something that evolves from person to person and moment to moment. Joy Keeps the Conversation Going The interview arrives at a time when Joy has once again found herself at the center of public discussion. Earlier this month, a leaked video involving Sean “Diddy” Combs and adult entertainer Sly Diggler resurfaced her name in headlines. Joy has maintained that she never consented to being filmed and has alleged that she faced extortion attempts before the footage became public. Although she previously described the situation as “triggering and painful,” Joy has continued to engage in open conversations about sex, relationships, and dating culture. Those appearances have revealed a more reflective side of the model, including a widely shared discussion with DJ Akademiks in which she challenged common assumptions about sexual compatibility and attraction.

When it comes to delivering high-energy performances, few artists can match the intensity that DaBaby brings to the stage. This year, the multiplatinum rapper is set to bring that same excitement to HOT 97 Summer Jam. Born Jonathan Kirk and raised in North Carolina, DaBaby built his reputation through relentless work, standout mixtapes, and a larger-than-life personality that helped separate him from his peers. His breakout hit “Suge” catapulted him into the mainstream and introduced audiences to an artist with a unique blend of confidence, charisma, and lyrical skill. Over the years, DaBaby has continued to rack up chart success with hits such as “Rockstar,” “BOP,” and “VIBEZ.” His albums have topped charts, earned platinum certifications, and solidified his place among hip-hop’s most successful artists of the past decade. Beyond the music, DaBaby has become known for his captivating live shows. Whether performing in front of thousands at major festivals or headlining his own tours, he consistently delivers memorable performances that keep fans engaged from start to finish. That reputation makes him a perfect fit for HOT 97 Summer Jam. With an extensive catalog of hit records and a stage presence that demands attention, DaBaby is ready to bring another unforgettable performance to one of hip-hop’s biggest events. Don’t miss DaBaby live at HOT 97 Summer Jam. Get your tickets here. View this post on Instagram

Bronx-born rapper Ice Spice has quickly become one of the biggest breakout stars in hip-hop. After gaining attention online with tracks that resonated across social media and streaming platforms, Spice quickly transformed from a rising local talent into a global superstar. Her breakout hit, “Munch (Feelin’ U),” became a cultural phenomenon and introduced the world to her unique style, helping establish her as one of the defining artists of a new generation. Since then, Ice Spice has continued to build an impressive catalog of hits, including fan favorites such as “Bikini Bottom,” “In Ha Mood,” “Princess Diana,” and “Deli.” Her collaborations with some of music’s biggest stars have further elevated her profile, while her ability to consistently create viral moments has made her one of the most talked-about artists in entertainment. Spice is bringing her energy, confidence, and chart-topping records to HOT 97 Summer Jam. As one of New York’s brightest stars, her appearance adds another exciting chapter to the festival’s long history of showcasing the biggest names in hip-hop. From viral anthems to fan-favorite hits, Ice Spice’s Summer Jam performance is sure to be one of the event’s most memorable moments. Don’t miss Ice Spice live at HOT 97 Summer Jam as she joins an incredible lineup for one of the year’s most anticipated music events. Get your tickets here. View this post on Instagram

R&B singer August Alsina isn’t letting Young Thug’s comments about men coming out later in life slide. During an Instagram Live session on Tuesday (June 23), Alsina responded to remarks Thug made last year on the Perspektives with Bank podcast, where the Atlanta rapper said he considers it a breach of “man code” when someone presents as straight before later revealing they are gay. After revisiting the clip, Alsina made it clear that the comments hit close to home. “That comment, I took personal,” Alsina said. “It’s time to start calling out stupid.” August alsina speaks on Young thug’s comment he made about not ‘respecting s who turn gay’ pic.twitter.com/5rjh6CEyfR — Supreme Tingz (@Amsupremetingz) June 24, 2026 The singer questioned why sexuality remains such a major topic for some people, especially given the larger issues facing society. “It’s so much you could be talking about, but this is the sh*t that’s on y’all mind,” Alsina said. “That tells me way more than I need to know about you, bro.” Young Thug originally made the remarks while discussing trust, loyalty and his fallout with Gunna. During the conversation, he compared coming out after previously identifying as straight to other actions he believes violate personal principles. R&B Singer August Alsina Reacts To Rapper Young Thug’s “Gay Men Coming Out” Comment “I feel like once you break a rule from your manhood, once you rat or once you turn gay,” Thug said before clarifying that he was not anti-LGBTQ+. “If I meet you and you gay, it’s like, ‘Okay.’” Thug continued by explaining that he struggles with situations where someone presents themselves one way before later revealing something different about their identity. “If you’re portraying a certain thing, I can’t look at you the same,” he said. The renewed debate has also brought attention back to Alsina’s own public journey. In 2022, fans speculated that the singer had come out after introducing a man named Zu on The Surreal Life and describing their relationship as a form of love that entered his life “in a new way.” Alsina later told Nick Cannon that he doesn’t feel the need to label his sexuality, explaining that life has exposed him to different kinds of people and experiences. Now, his response to Young Thug has sparked another round of discussion online, with fans debating masculinity, identity and acceptance in hip-hop culture. As the conversation continues, neither artist appears interested in backing away from their perspective.

Boston rapper BIA is pushing back after finding herself at the center of a heated social media debate over a White House video that featured her music. The controversy started when BIA reposted a clip shared by the White House that used her song “We On Go” as its soundtrack. The video highlighted President Donald Trump’s UFC Freedom 250 event, which took place June 14 in celebration of his birthday and the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States. View this post on Instagram While the repost did not include a political statement or endorsement, critics quickly flooded social media, questioning why the rapper chose to share content tied to the Trump administration. Some users argued that artists should publicly distance themselves from political messaging they do not support. BIA spent much of June 23 responding to the backlash on X, where she amplified comments from supporters and challenged several critics directly. Boston Rapper BIA Reposts White House’s Social Media Video Using Her Song, Reacts To Backlash One supporter, X user @coii__, argued that people were reading too much into the repost. “I called it non-performative because BIA didn’t make a public spectacle out of ‘condemning’ or ‘endorsing’ anyone for social or public approval,” the user wrote. “She simply just reposted a video that used her music instead of making a statement designed to signal virtue or satisfy an audience.” BIA appeared to agree with that assessment. “U are soooo much smarter than most ,” she replied. The rapper also fired back at detractors who questioned her judgment. After one account insulted her intelligence, BIA responded by mocking the user’s operation of an unpaid fan page. The conversation became even more personal when a commenter falsely claimed that her father was white. BIA quickly corrected the record. “My dad is Puerto Rican,” she wrote. The debate arrives amid a growing conversation about how artists respond when politicians, government agencies, or public officials use their music online. Some musicians have publicly objected to such uses, while others have remained silent. For BIA, however, the issue appears straightforward. Based on her responses, the repost was about her music being featured in a widely viewed video, not an endorsement of any political agenda. Still, the online reaction shows how quickly music, politics, and social media can collide.