Saweetie Debunks Album Delay Rumors

Saweetie is shutting down rumors that she is no longer putting out an album. In her interview with Allure, the rapper explained why there has been a delay with her debut project.

"I just feel like nobody was caring about my music," she told the publication last month. "To me, music is sacred." She added that because she cares for her music deeply which is why she hasn't dropped her album.

However, in her latest interview with REVOLT, the rapper confirmed once again that the album would be coming, this time with a possibly new title.

"I feel like ‘Pretty B**ch Music’ has become more of a movement like the ICY GRL brand," Saweetie explained. "It’s still in the running, but [with] the music I’ve produced and written, a new title would fit the body of work."

So far this year, Saweetie dropped "Immortal Freestyle" in January and "Richtivities," in February.

Saweetie also made headlines into the new year after she and YG reportedly broke up. The split according to The Shade Room was mutual and that "both busy with their careers, and that’s where their focus is at this time."

However, shortly after the post went viral, YG posted a posted a throwback video of the two at a Beyoncé concert writing, "The only block I’m tryna spin."

The two were previously seen at Coachella last year, which sparked dating rumors. They were later seen in Mexico getting cozy in a pool. Neither of them spoke out about the relationship and haven't confirmed if they are still together.

Before dating YG, Saweetie was dating Migos rapper Quavo. They called it quits after it was alleged that Quavo was unfaithful.

"I’m single," Saweetie wrote on X (formerly known as Twitter) at the time. "I’ve endured too much betrayal and hurt behind the scenes for a false narrative to be circulating that degrades my character. Presents don’t band aid scars and the love isn’t real when the intimacy is given to other women."

She added: "I emotionally checked out a long time ago and have walked away with a deep sense of peace and freedom. Excited for this new chapter of elevation." Quavo and Saweetie dated for two years.

Shannon Sharpe's Club Shay Shay is one of the hottest podcasts out. The former NFL Hall of Famer and sports analyst uses his wit, personality, and cultural knowledge to engage in meaningful discussions with his high-profile guests.

Prior to Club Shay Shay, Sharpe was on FOX's Undisputed with Skip Bayless. The show began in 2017, and Sharpe left in 2023 after "escalating tensions" between him and Bayless.  Sharpe is also a co-host on Night Cap with former NFL player Ocho Cinco.

If you didn't know about Club Shay Shay before, Katt Williams'interview in January was most likely your introduction. Williams left no stone unturned. The comedian took shots at Kevin Hart, Rickey Smiley, Steve Harvey, Cedric The Entertainer, Ludacris, and even Tyler Perry caught a stray. Most of the celebs responded to Williams' attacks including him calling Hart a "industry plant," Perry and Smiley "can't play men to save their lives," and how most of the comedians had "weird light skin wives." Out of all the replies, Ludacris and Williams trading diss tracks were not part of any of our 2024 bingo cards.

Luda served Williams a freestyle over Kanye's "Devil In A New Dress" after he said he "ended up with a light-skinned ugly-face wife" and that he was a part of the Illuminati.

"Whatever’s heavy on my heart is always on my mind / Like Snoop [Dogg]’s cannabis shredder, I’m always on my grind / They throwing shade ‘cause n— could never take my shine / I bring my watch collection on my jet, let me take my time / Never been Illuminati, only Ill-Luda-nati," he continued. "And I only left with bitches when coming from any party / Now I’m married with kids, the evolution of life / Never been a clout chaser, never say s–- for likes / RIP John Singleton / You never have to flex when you earned every one of your Fast and Furious checks / Afro with the sideburns, yeah that’s my signature / Addiction’s on the rise, comedians check your temperature."

Williams came back with a diss track for Luda as he briefly stepped into his rapper era.

"I’m coming for your number one spot/ One of us a killer and the other one is not/ One of us the realest and the other one a fraud," Williams rapped, referencing Luda's 2004 single "Number One Spot" over a piano instrumental beat.

"Oh Chris, I wish it never came to this/ And you pissed rapper free for the first time but you dissin’ this/The wrong side of history and a time like this/ So so Ludacris," he continued.

Take a look at the interview here. And have a look at our list: here's who we think Sharpe should interview next: