In addition to live covers from Jason Derulo and Jojo, Demi Lovato donned a "Trap Queen" inspired Halloween costume during an episode of Girl Code Live, and he even got an Saturday Night Live shout out earlier this month during a Bernie Saunders bit. It seems there's no escaping Fetty Wap this month, with his music and influence being literally everywhere. "What you prove when you making em all jealous / I'm a smooth young n*gga, Balmains and Margelias." He can also be heard singing the hook on Yung Ralph's " Act a Fool," also released this week.
The dark banger produced by iBeats features a signature hook from Fetty while PnB holds down the verses. In addition to today's "Bang My Head" remix with David Guetta and Sia, he jumped on PnB Rock's new single " Jealous" also released this week via Soundcloud. Now is your chance to experience the worlds only music festival with an on-site dispensary. While it's our first time hearing Fetty Wap go it alone in a while, he's been pretty generous all month hopping on features. "Always front flip, never backwards / All this money that we getting, baptized in my kitchen."
"I am so stuck in my ways baby, I ain't giving it up," he sings on the hook before firing into a high energy verse where he crowns himself the "Zoo God," shouts out his crew and talks about how much life has changed since "Trap Queen" made him a star. Released via his official Soundcloud, it's his first solo release since his debut album Fetty Wapdropped late last month and follows this week's release of Coke Zoo, his joint mixtape with French Montana. On his new song " In My Ways" he toasts to the good life and brags about his bad habits over the club ready beat produced by Peoples and Shy. With her latest release, “Die Before You Love Me” from her Baddie Vibez album, a new single “FettyWap” and now her R&B project soon to drop, you think all is well.Fetty Wap is closing out October with a bang. But for Panterra, music was still calling. At the time, it was probably just a “pick me up.” Now, looking back, it was the origins of LexTwerkOut-a “ConfiDANCE” fitness community and workout classes that use twerking as its core fitness moves. Drake It’s beauty in the struggle, ugliness in the success. Lil Wayne It’s a difficult time for a lot of people right now. Jay-Z You know he can’t save you, right In the real world, that guy right therehe can’t save you. Thinking along the lines of JLo or even Shakira, her manager at the time suggested posting a video of a freestyle dance. You could name practically any problem in the hood and there’d be a rap song for you. Some would probably quit at that point, but this is a movie, remember? Panterra looks back on that time and agrees that her timing was just off. scene as a new musical artist during the time the Pussycat Dolls and Lady Gaga were busting on the scene. In the latest episode, Harrington discovers that Panterra was working the L.A. Panterra shares the racism she and her father have encountered, and what that means for her identity. It makes sense since her father came to America in the ’80s from Iran to work as a stunt double and worked on some pretty legendary films. The origin of Lexy Panterra is not a classic story by any stretch, but perhaps fits into a movie. But can her millions of followers embrace her new music? Panterra sits down with podcast host Brandon Harrington on Surviving the Music Industry to talk about her new music, LexTwerkOut, and the double standards in social media and music. Most know Lexy Panterra, aka Virgin Lex, as the dancer and brains behind LexTwerkOut.
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