Doechia, a female rapper who carved her name in Annals of History as only a 3rd woman who won the Grammy Award for the best rap album (in the footsteps of Lauryn Hill and Megan Thee Ogier) Billboard 2025 Woman of the Year Award during the ceremony in Los Angeles on March 29.

Doechia, born Jaylah Ji’mya Hickmon, gathers awards. In February, she took home a prize for the rap’s best album for her Mixtape “Alligator Bigtes Never Heal”, a project that stormed the web and was recognized as a critical beloved by most of the musical media as his daring, face, creativity and susceptibility. Later in the same month she received the award for the outstanding latest artist during the Image Awards NAACP. Named Billboard’s Woman of the Year in 2025 is one other step on her belt, and perhaps one other stop in the 12 months, during which 2025 was already for Doechia.

Since her mixtape fell in August 2024, there was tears. She set her performance on the web NPR small desk In December 2024, each the introduction and re -introduction of people to her art and its talents. In just three months, the film from the performance has over 12 million views – as a reference point, a really anticipated and known performance of NPR NPR has barely lower than 10 million views. The star of doechia is undeniable at the moment.

“After receiving the Billboard Women in Music Rising Star award in 2023, Doechia quickly gained recognition in the music industry for bold creativity and impressive talent. Thanks to its sound, the genre of doechia re -defines what it means to be pioneering in the music industry. We are honored to celebrate the celebration and support of its constant success! “Said Hannah Karp, editorial director of Billboard through a press release.

Doechia is the second rapper who won the Cardi B award in 2020. Other recipients of the honor of the industry include, amongst others, Billie Eilish, Selena Gomez, and Madonna.

In addition to the famous musical talent, she also manages to check with her on social media moviesIN Live performances and even interviews about podcasts. The latest “controversy” that she talks to the web is her appearance in “Hot Ones versus”, during which people will face one another and share the truth or eat super hot wings. On Episode March 7, She faced DJ Miss Milan, and when she asked her relationship her Red Flag, she said “a simple man.” Doechia, which is bizarre, had the web in Shambles, and a few commentators were supporting, while others were offended or believed that they were pushing the program.

“It’s not about whether these men can date her, it’s about the obvious program of the attack of simple people and their emasculation.” he said one user on the clip of the post on Theshadero.

Other user He accused her of displaying heterophobiaWhich is admittedly true: “Society focuses on homophobia, but it never really deals with heterophobia. Statements, especially as a public number, which isolating or demoralizing people with a certain sex is a prejudice. “

On the other side of the coin and illustrating many comments, one other commentator He said, “I mean … she is bisexual. If her preference is to make women or not simple men, I don’t understand what’s going on. “

Regardless of every part, doechia has people talking in 2025 and doesn’t appear to be slowing down in the near future.

Robert Flack was laid on Monday, March 10 in New York. The public funeral service, which took place in the famous Baptist church of Harlem, celebrated the life of Flack, one of the most influential vocalists in the soul and R&B, with musical tributes with similar to Stevie Wonder and Valarie Simpson from the Ashford and Simpson, Dionne Warwick and Alicia Keys, amongst others; Reverend Al Sharpton gave praise. Flack died on February 24 at the age of 88.

One unplanned, surprise He got here on the way Lauryn Hill and her colleague from the Fugees team, Wykelef Jean, whose modification of the award -winning Grammy Flack award from 1972, “Killing Me Softly with His Song” presented a CD to a completely latest audience. Fugees Record, also entitled “Killing Me Softly with His Song”-a broken version, focused on a hip-hop version from Lauryn Hill on the important woks-Buderi can be to the top of the charts, and also won Grammy. The single was driven by the second album Fugees 1996 “The Score”, to acknowledge and sell around the world. For this reason, Lauryn Hill felt that she had to look on the funeral service and pay tribute.

“We were not formally asked for it because I think they were a bit shy, asking us to participate. So in a sense we went crazy, because it would not really be possible to just stand and not participate in this home service, “Hill said, the audience informed that they simply returned to New York and quickly put something to have fun Flack.

She continued: “Mrs. Roberta Flack’s artistry was beyond trailblazing,” continued Hill. “Like Nina Simone, she sculpted for me the path of a large black intellectual beauty, which not only talked with black resistance directly in lyrics and statement, but there was black resistance to racism, bigoteria and restrictions by virtue of its existence. This means that she did not write only about beautiful; She was beauty. She did not write only about resistance; Its existence was a form of resistance. “

“She wrote our stories in forms that the then authorities could not deny; The compositions wrapped in graceful classic forms and nuances that could not be rejected – explained Hill. “She wrote, played and revealed verses for our worthy representation. On behalf of our dignified collective existence, this shouldn’t be even a memory of a voice, which was clearly a bell, with resonance, beauty and brightness of the tone so rare and unique that the listener is drawn to acknowledge his quiet power. Roberta Flack’s quiet fire … I used to be introduced to Donny Hathaway by Robert Flack. “

Lauryn spoke through sniffing and pushed a tribute written with love, reverence and respect, in addition to recognition for conducting his own musical journey.

“Thank you to my parents for presenting me her masterful music. Thank you to our Father in heaven, our God at a high level for blessing and enriching all life with her presence and undeniable gifts. Robert Flack is a legend. “

Lauryn Hill from Wyclef Jean – who didn’t speak – on the guitar and three supporting vocalists, and then fired at the breakthrough work of Flack: “I saw your face for the first time”, giving a performance that sounded so reminiscent of flack that you just almost had to look at Hill sings to ensure that that Flack shouldn’t be thrown into the church voice.

Then Hill and Jean moved In their groundbreaking cover “Killing me softly me …”, which led the audience to their feet, with their piano and guitar of their most famous work; Stevie Wonder in the company of a harmonica from the passage. When they finished, they received a standing ovation and welcomed the participants through tears.

I’m sure that Robert Flack appreciated the performance on High.

If there may be one thing for which Jim Jones is sweet, it’s a solid soundbyte or two – love him or hate him, it could actually be an amazing interview. This was the last time (present?) Capo Dipo stopped at the “Breakfast Club” and often conducted a fun and informative conversation about Harlem, his former homie with diplomats, Cam’ron, their performance Verzuz, Kanye and Litany of other things. Jones stopped at the popular intelligence platform to advertise his latest album “At the Church Steps”, Out.

Discussing Jones’s tendency to keep up a separate lifetime of the street and rap Mel Murda on the latest album. Jones noticed that he showed the way it might be for black men here in the world and what people really undergo. He disgusted into how people can often be caught by conversations that they conduct on the phone and how sometimes he should use their very own advice, reference to Jim Jones’s telephone recordings in court on damage that ought to come to the rapper Tekashi 6IX9ine for his disloyalty to the common set – nine tree gangster bloods, eastern gang coast.

Charlamagne then asked why Jones never avoided his belonging to the gang – displayed with recordings – even although persons are often legally blocked for these connections. Jones had an interesting answer.

“This is not a crime to be blood. This is not a crime to be a banger. This is not a crime to be a member of the Brotherhood. This is not a crime being a member of the brotherhood. It’s all the same. This is a crime if you commit a crime while being this, and it turns into other things. If it is more than one of you who do a crime while being blood, turns into Rico and the like. I do business. I am a businessman, have you heard? Always music, honey! ”

DJ Envy asked Jim if she regrets to popularize being blood in New York, as Jim replied:

“Yes, I made it cool, but I also commercialized it. I made millions of dollars from gang culture. The same with Snoop did the west coast. “Snoop Dogg earned tens of millions of dollars as an artist’s personality and artist and is especially associated with CRIP CRIP in Long Beach, California.

Of course, the conversation was on various platforms, reminiscent of “Podcast Joe Budden” And to social media, where the community expressed its opinions.

One the user said That no page really claims that it will not be higher than the other: “How do you earn on a group that promotes violence and kill your own people, and then say that I am not part of this part. I just saw the child dying because of the threat for the brotherhood, but as long as they deal with the fundraisers in communities, they do not worry about children who died, trying to take part. You can’t have water with poison and drink only a cleaned part. Throw the entire glass period. ”

The kid is 20 -year -old Caleb Wilson, who recently died during the obligation to chapter Omega PSI Phi at Southern University.

Another user shared the perspective that placed them each on the same boat, in response to Melssa Ford’s comment in relation to Jones’s comments. Mel said that gangs are often criminal enterprises, and communities et al. “The crazy thing is that all the features mentioned on fratach are also gang features. Yes, they also often have criminal enterprises as a way to survive members, but this is not their only goal “, The commentator said.

“The brotherhood does not praise or encourage criminal activities to their financial well -being. This is a difference. Educate people! ” One user said who probably formulated, like most individuals perceive the difference between gangs and brotherhoods, brotherhoods and other secret societies.

Whether gangs and communities/brotherhoods/secret societies have similarities, they’ll and will discuss, although probably most gangs are perceived as criminal enterprises, while communities and brotherhoods can have members who committed crimes, even though it is generally considered an exception, not a principle.

However, as young people say, points were introduced. This will not be a criminal offense to be a member of any gang; Several outstanding artists, actors and personality are members or related to outstanding street gangs in Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta, New York, etc.

Regardless of the page where you land, Jim Jones definitely knows the way to encourage people to speak.