Omarion & DJ Mustard Sued For Stealing Chris Brown's Song To Make "Post To Be"

Robin Thicke and Pharrell’s lawsuit with Marvin Gaye’s estate for copying a feeling will undoubtedly remain on top of the most bizarre music legal conflicts for a long time but Omarion’s latest subpoena isn’t anything easily rationalized all the same.

His biggest hit to date, 2014’s “Post to Be” a.k.a. the song that put “booty eating like groceries” on half the female population’s wish list, is subject to a new lawsuit brought forth by BMG Rights Management.

Pharrell Williams & adidas Unveil The “Hu” Collection

With the highly anticipated release of the Yeezy Boost 350 now in the rearview mirror, adidas 

Originals is moving onward and upward with their next highly anticipated release, the Pharrell 

Williams designed “Hu” series.

Seemingly inspired by humanity itself, the “Hu” (short for human race) is meant to represent the 

culture of life regardless of color, creed, or beliefs.

The footwear and activewear features some vivid color schemes and displays some cool flags, 

patches, and the words “Human Race” in English, Japanese and French.

Check the clip below and peep a North Dakota Native American tribe decked out in Skateboard P’s 

“Hu” collection and let us know if it’s something you’ll be interested in coppin upon release this 

September 29th. We know we will.

Drake's Becomes First Album To Hit Billion Streams On Apple Music

Drake's VIEWS album has already topped the Billboard 200 chart over and over, but he's now adding another achievement to VIEWS' continued success, this time breaking an Apple Music record.

Champagne Papi took to Instagram to make the announcement himself. The rapper shared a plaque from the streaming service, which shows that his most recent album has been streamed over a billion times on Apple Music. Not only that, it's become the first album to reach such a number on Apple Music. 

Drake recently released the album along with What A Time To Be Alive and If You're Reading This It's Too Late on vinyl. He also revealed he's been working on new music as of late, while he continues to tour with Future for "Summer Sixteen" tour.