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Billboard officially declared me the number one RB hip Hop
artist of the twenty first century as of August twenty seventh,
twenty twenty five, recognizing my thirty No. One hits on
the Hot RB hip Hop Song's Chart and fifteen No.
One's on the Top RB hip Hop Album's list. My
career longevity and ability to top the charts throughout multiple
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eras were highlighted, with emphasis on my cultural influence and
boundary pushing approach to hip hop. Billboard emphasized that this
honor cements my legacy even as I continue to evolve
musically and shape the genre. In business headlines, my net
worth has been pegged at three hundred million by buddymagazine
dot org, combining my music revenue with expanding business ventures
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including Ovo fashion and film, and hefty online presence. I
also made noise in the collector world by showing off
my purchase of Tupac's iconic death Row Records chain on
Instagram this week, turning heads as many media outlets posted
and fans speculated its investment value and cultural significance. Concert
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News followed hot on the heels of these achievements as
part of my some Special shows for EU tour. I
just performed two sold out nights at Avischi Arena in
Stockholm on August twenty first and twenty second, with Party
next Door as my support act. This marks another successful
European leg and strong live demand and jam bass and
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visit Stockholm. Chronicle continued stops across Italy, France, Germany and
more until late September. Fans social media buzzed when a
video went viral of someone trolling me outside my Copenhagen
hotel by singing Kendrick Lamar's Not Like Us while I
was on tour with Party next Door. This clip spread
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across x formerly, Twitter, and Instagram, showing my ongoing cultural
relevance and playful rivalry with Kendrick, while album sales headlines
focused on my ongoing competition with Kendrick Lamar for the
year's top hip hop album. My current project, Some Sexy
Songs for You, continues to be a chart presence alongside
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classics like Take Care but All Eyes Are On My Farmer,
which I teased is dropping soon after July. Singles What
Did I Miss and Which One featuring Central c Hype
only intensified despite no official release date. Outlets like hot
new hip hop stress that this will be my first
solo project since the much publicized Kendrick feud in industry circles.
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Drake Starr, a financial advisory group not related to me,
handled the major media tech acquisition this week, but social
chatter confused that firm with my own ventures, causing minor
mix ups. A significant ongoing legal battle also surfaced, with
Vibe reporting I am suing Universal Music Group for alleged
defamation and covertly boosting Kendrick Lamar's disk track not like Us,
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labeling me as a certified pedophile. A judge just granted
my legal team access to Kendrick Lamar's confidential recording contract,
though the case is still only in discovery. On streaming platforms,
I hit yet another milestone as my twenty twenty five releases,
including Somebody Loves Me with Party next Door, all surpassed
one hundred million Spotify streams, confirmed by recent Instagram stats.
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The cross fire of headlines, business moves, tour moments, viral
social media and album anticipation makes this one of the
most eventful stretches in my career, with long term significance
for my legacy, and that is it. For today. Make
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