Meek Mill Reveals 'Fall Thru' Video Is A Love Story

In a series of Instagram posts, Tip expressed his displeasure with the lack of recognition in no uncertain terms, especially after the group had closed out last year's ceremony. "Y'all f�� busted y'all a� to try and get us out there and perform! You think a n�- wanted to f�� go out there and perform after I lost my man? We closed y'all show and we don't get no f�� nominations? The last Tribe album? My man is gone! We been doing this s� for f�� years!"

The revelation was made during a new Jay-Z interview with the New York Times, where the rapper said that their marital issues spilled over into studio sessions. "We were using our art almost like a therapy session. And we started making music together," the rapper revealed. And then the music she was making at that time was further along. So her album came out as opposed to the joint album that we were working on."

The dense, chaotic track finds Williams chanting over a raucous beat, with Future jumping on the second verse with a signature Autotuned rap, according to Radio.com.

"OMW": The song "OMW" was written in response to a breakup of a long and toxic relationship. I was disillusioned and my pride was hurt but faced with my vulnerability, I was brought closer to my true self. I realized the blessing I found by cutting out that kind of detracting negative energy. Music has always been my medicine and now I had the chance to focus the intention on myself and say "I'm on my way everything out of my way. Written and recorded while exiling myself to a remote mountain studio in the Kootenays. I surrounded myself with good friends away from the city and negativity I left behind.

Shortly after that, I was invited to perform with my homie Emotionz at the Bamboo Bass festival in Costa Rica. There I met Glovely and we shot the video for "OMW" on Jaco Beach. I met so many other great artists and creative people there and the video perfectly captures the trippy adventure we had together. Looking back if it weren't for all the challenges I would have never got to the place I am now, which is just a point on the journey "OMW".

"Pure Energy": as written and recorded while in an altered state of consciousness. I was suddenly aware that everything around me including myself was just vibrating molecular energy, and through some sort of string of awareness, we're able to create and sustain this sort of thing called "reality". It made me realize everything is connected and although "I'm a light in the tunnel, I would be nothing without the darkness and struggle". The lyrics and message of the song appeared in my mind as a whole thought. It's about being self-aware of our true nature as subjective beings with this objective awareness. enticing me to let go of the constructed Narrative of good and bad and try to see things for what they truly are knowing good and bad are symptoms of each other. Written and recorded in my studio in Vancouver B.C. on a beat that I had built a few days prior it became a favorite of all my woke fam and I knew I had to put it on my new album.

Eldredge has also revealed that the shows will feature special guest and labelmate Devin Dawson, as well as up-and-coming country artist Jillian Jaqueline as opening acts.

The video, shot on location at the Palladium in London, finds Smith exploring the iconic venue. Opening with the singer on stage, the clip follows him as he walks through various parts of the building as dancers and musicians rehearse. When he strolls through the lobby, hordes of paparazzi are outside fighting to get pictures of the singer as he walks by.

The Mayor of Las Vegas, Carolyn Goodman, heroic first responders, and performers from the Route 91 Harvest Festival, joined us and our hosts, Big & Rich, to #CountonCountry. Throughout the program, your favorite country stars continued to help heal all of us affected by the tragedy.

Those last two weeks will overlap with Bareilles' return to Waitress in the role of Jenna, resulting in the two pop stars leading the cast Jan. 16 through Jan. 28 at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre in New York.

The video features the pair as a married couple, with Williams telling their daughter a bedtime story, sending the girl into a surreal world about Father Christmas' evil brother (played by actor John Turturro), who travels the world stealing presents.

The story finds the young girl on a mission to defeat the evil brother, eliciting help from magic fairies, played by Minaj and Williams. Ultimately, it's the little girl who saves the day.

One Direction alum Harry Styles' self-titled debut album wasn't able to generate any nominations. Pop princesses Demi Lovato, Miley Cyrus, and Katy Perry were also left off this year's GRAMMY nominations list.

With Kesha finally bursting back onto the music scene with her impassioned album, Rainbow, many expected her to rack up the noms, but the "Praying" singer only got two.

While Pitbull raps over a slick beat, Fifth Harmony's Ally Brooke, Dinah Jane, Lauren Jauregui and Normani Kordei sing their lines in one of the temple's rooms decorated in red.

The doctor is in, and he's got some pretty big Eminem news to share. The news was delivered in the form of a Revival prescription drug ad, bringing the clandestine album announcement campaign to a seeming end.

With Beyonce secured to voice the character Nala, rumors are swirling that she and John will work together on the new movie's soundtrack. "It is unthinkable when you have Beyonce involved not to have her sing some of those iconic hits -- and that means huge sales to a new generation," an unnamed L.A.-based source told N.Y. Daily News.

Twain's show opened with a decidedly Canadian touch, with the singer emerging on a sled pulled by a team of Siberian huskies across the snow-covered field (the game was played at TD Place Stadium in Ottawa, where it was a bone-chilling 24 degrees at kickoff.

A Royal Canadian Mountie escorted Twain from the sled to the stage, where the singer launched into her 1997 hit, "That Don't Impress Me Much" while fireworks exploded behind the stage.

Musicians and other celebrities have put their personal touches on a series of one-of-a-kind painted Gibson guitars designed and painted by local artists. Those guitars are now up for auction.