Author: Wamala

Wamala Sipirian is an Editor with high interest and knowledge in the entertainment space, an industry he has been actively part of since 2022. Leads to breaking stories are welcome!

Whether you call him Kanye West or simply Ye, the rapper-turned-mogul has never been far from headlines. But today, all eyes are on him for a different reason: the release of In Whose Name? — a raw, unfiltered documentary that lays bare the highs, lows, and chaos of one of the most polarizing figures in modern music. Directed by Nico Ballesteros, the film spans six years of West’s life, starting in 2018. What makes this project especially unique is that Ballesteros — only 18 years old when he began filming — shot everything on his iPhone. The result: more than…

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After years of delays, speculation, and nonstop fan pressure, Cardi B has finally delivered. Her highly anticipated sophomore studio album, Am I The Drama?, dropped Friday (Sept. 19), cementing her official return to the top of the rap game. The 23-track project marks her first full-length release since her 2018 Grammy-winning debut Invasion of Privacy, an album that shattered records and set the bar sky-high for female rappers. For Cardi, the moment feels bigger than just a release—it’s a cultural reset. A Stacked Guest List When Cardi does something, she goes big. Am I The Drama? comes loaded with an…

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R&B star Kehlani is not here for artificial intelligence in music. After news broke that Xania Monet, a virtual performer created with AI software, inked a $3 million deal with Hallwood Media and climbed onto the Billboard charts, Kehlani made her stance crystal clear: this is not innovation—it’s an attack on artistry. The Grammy-nominated singer shared her heartbreak over the milestone, warning that technology is slowly erasing opportunities for real musicians who dedicate their lives to the craft. The AI Artist That Sparked the Backlash Xania Monet, the AI performer at the center of the controversy, isn’t a human singer…

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