Fetty Wap’s “Trap Queen,” as everyone hopefully knows by now, is a loving ode to a woman uniting with a man in emotional, spiritual, and economic matters, the latter of which involves cooking crack cocaine. Aside from being an excellent song that perfectly melds romance with nihilism, a new Change.org petition posits…
Future is playing a show at New York City megaclub Pacha for New Year’s, and TMZ sourced a bit of his rider. Not only is he pulling $200,000 for his performance, he’s also nabbing the real 2015 gold: “two large bags of white cheddar popcorn.”
The scenario: your stepfather won’t stop playing Mannheim Steamroller because it’s so festive but also “experimental” and “cool.” The solution: convince him to let you play these “alternative” Christmas jams by making him think you’re letting him in on a secret that will make him even “cooler.”
Fetty Wap has multiple anthems about putting his lady on a pedestal, including a song about spending QT with his trap queen while cooking crack. But is he a feminist?
Here we are in the pits of hell, a place where producers gift Sarah Jessica Parker a treadmill because they’re worried about her being fit. “I was about to do Honeymoon In Vegas and before that I was off to do another movie in Iowa and the producer...was very concerned about me being fit for Honeymoon In Vegas so they…
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I’m screaming. The internet’s discovered this Cherry Wappin’ Babies-style “Trap Queen” cover, which child actor George Dalton (the Camp Firewood DJ in the Wet Hot prequel!) put out in July. As Desus said, Fetty ain’t lose an eye for this.
Weekly-ish, a pre-approved, snap-judged music guide based on our very scientific, non-subjective Yes/No rating system. There’s really no debating this, come on stop.
Fetty Wap performed his Song of the Summer contender “Trap Queen” last night on Jimmy Kimmel with the help of Phony Ppl. The performance itself is a bit drowsy and his crooning pitch is cringingly off, but well it’s a good look for the artist behind the No. 3 song in the country.
At the time of this writing, Fetty Wap’s “Trap Queen” is holding strong as the second most popular song in the country, having been on the Billboard Hot 100 for the past 17 weeks straight. There is little doubt that once summer hits in full force and more radio stations add it to rotation, it will supplant Wiz…
Weekly-ish, a pre-approved, snap-judged music guide based on our very scientific, non-subjective Yes/No rating system. There’s really no debating this, come on, stop
