The clip caught the attention of The Backstreet Boys, who took to Twitter to call out Drake claiming they covered the theme he touches on in his single in their 2001 hit "The Call."
Check out the tongue-in-cheek tweets below, including one that used Drake's "Hotline Bling" cover art changing the title of the song to "The Call."
"Not to cause any beef @Drake� but before there was Hotline Bling� there was The Call," BSB wrote on Twitter on Friday (Oct. 23), adding an emoji of an old school telephone and a smiley face with a wink. Read more here.
"I'm sorry to have to tell you this'" That's how the conversation began. Then the doctor explained that the scans revealed that two quarter-sized tumors have already grown back in the same area that they had been blasting daily with chemo and radiation.
And that many more smaller tumors were visible all throughout the abdominal region. She said that the cancer was aggressively spreading in spite of all they've been doing.
After receiving the news, Rory says they decided to stop treatment and return home - 'Not to die. But to live." Read more here.
The singer, who gave birth to her first son in 2012-after the success of her 2011 album 21-said being a mother didn't necessarily inspire good music. "I did write an album about being a mum but that's pretty boring," she told BBC Radio 1 (via NME). "I scrapped that."
"Getting into the headspace was really difficult. Obviously, now I'm a parent and having such a break off, I kind of fell out of the habit of writing songs." Read more here.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the new award honors music pioneers who have made an undeniable impact on music videos throughout the history of the art form.
MTV released a statement saying that the British band's 'sound and strong visual sense have influenced a generation and continue to vibe with music fans the world over."
Duran Duran released the following statement about the honor to The Hollywood Reporter: 'It is no coincidence that our rise was paralleled by the growth and ultimate world domination of MTV. The birth of music videos as a way to simultaneously bring our music to a global audience revolutionized the business. We took this new short form of filmmaking and tried to make it our own." Read more here.
In the song, Green asks his mother for permission to be himself: "I need your, your blessing/ Because your baby was born to be out of control/ It will help me make it home safely/ But I'm still not sure if I want to live to be old."
A gospel-like chorus backs him up, further feeding into the song's handclap-inducing church rhythm. The new album, Heart Blanche, will be released on November 6th. Check out the new song here.
The narrative follows Mike D, MCA and AdRock from their start as young teenagers to rap legends. The theater's website states, "Using a mix of live music and DJ-ing, we travel through time from the hiphoppers of late '80s New York to the early '90s gangsters of LA - all the way to the total globalisation of hiphop.
This loud, crazy show - a hiphop history tour and a playful exploration of the rules of cultural appropriation - will have you laughing and gasping in equal measure." Read more here.
The rapper took to Soundcloud to share his new music. Khalifa is coming off a huge summer. "See You Again" his Charlie Puth collaboration for the Furious 7 Soundtrack was the first hip hop video to score over one billion views on YouTube.
The track peaked at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for 12 non-consecutive weeks, tying Eminem's 'Lose Yourself" for the longest-running rap number-one hit in the country.
Check out both new tracks here.
The GIF shows Drake showing off his zany "Hotline Bling" moves to the sound of Bieber's second Purpose single, "Sorry." e posted a playful message with the image: "Had to. Love this guy. #SORRY."
Fans following Bieber's socials probably saw this coming. Prior to posting his own Dancing Drake, Bieber reposted a clip of Drizzy grooving to his lead single, "What Do You Mean."
Bieber also released a dance video for "Sorry" to hold the place for his official music video and to encourage others to post their own dance clips. Read more and see the posts here.
The couple already has daughter River Rose, and now fans know if she's gaining a little brother or sister. 'In other news, River's gonna have a little baby brother :)" the singer shared on social media 'We're so excited!"
The little one will be joining River as well as Brandon's children Savannah and Seth from a previous marriage. The happy news comes shortly after Clarkson had to cancel some tour dates due to health issues. Read more here.
"Strut" - which peaked at No. 19 on the US Billboard 200 - was the rocker's tenth studio album and first since 2011's "Black And White America."
"The record brought me back to a place of what I love so much about music, back to the feelings I had when I was in high school," he explains. "It's a real rock & roll record - it's raw, it's got soul and it came together really quickly."
"Strut" is the third track issued from "Just Let Go" following "The Chamber" and his 1993 smash, "Are You Gonna Go My Way." "Just Let Go" was filmed over three months in late 2014 during the European leg of the singer's world tour in support of the project. Watch the video here.
The two play an acoustic jam on a picnic table cut in between shots of Ty Dolla $ign and his lady cruising the beach. The rapper plays an acoustic bass while Babyface provides the track with low-key rhythm thanks to an acoustic guitar.
Near the end, the song kicks up a notch with a string section underscoring the two main instruments. Dolla's debut album Free TC drops on November 13. Check out the video here.
"Lost And Found" blends dance club beats and build-ups with ballad elements, all tinged in subtle 80s synth. Goulding's vocals pop, especially when it comes to the chorus' strong rhythmic meter.
Goulding co-wrote the song with Swedish super producer Max Martin, Carl Falk, Laleh Pourkarim and Joakim Berg, and Martin's penchant for matching lyrics to rhythm shines through the entire song. Check out the song here.
Dressed in pinstriped trench coat over a bustier, she stormed through a handful of the biggest songs in her career, opening with 2015 single, 'BBHMM," followed by 'Pour it Up" and older tracks including 'Umbrella" and 'We Found Love" before saying good night with 'Diamonds" and a barrage of fireworks over the iconic Los Angeles venue.
Rihanna's cameo followed a surprisingly varied set from this year's breakout pop star, The Weeknd, who dropped in songs like the older 'House of Balloons" and 'High for This" from his early mix tape trilogy, along with 'Tell Your Friends," 'The Hills" and 'Can't Feel My Face" from his recent Billboard No. 1 full-length, Beauty Behind the Madness. Read more here.
Did you ever feel yourself sinking and not realizing why?? It's fear �. Fear I tell you �.people!� 'Free Wind' talks about going down the road less travelled due to fear of change. As one of the line states in the song, "Head first I've heard is the best way. I'm not getting any younger, makes no sense to hold on longer."
The moral to this story is you only have one life and you need to give it all you've got, whatever your dreams may be. I know I'm spreading the clich� once again but it really is true.
I recorded this song in Nashville, TN not knowing at the time that it would be my 1st single off the album. The track was written by Nashville songwriters, Chaise and Jen Bostic. It's got the catchiest melody and it just 'fit' as an example of my new album, 'Favourite Thing,' to come.
Hearing is believing. Now that you know the story behind the song, listen for yourself here and learn more about the album right here!
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