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Ryan Trainor, who is he? Ryan Trainor is a digital creator who has established himself as an inspirational figure in the social media world. He has become an Internet personality through his hard work and determination, best known for hosting the widely popular “Workin’ On It Podcast.” Ryan Trainor, Meghan Trainor’s older brother, took a risk by leaving his hometown in Massachusetts to support his sister in Los Angeles.
ITZY is back! The powerhouse K-pop girl group is set to release their much-anticipated album Kill My Doubt in July 2023. Keep reading for details on their 2023 comeback, pre-release singles, album and more.
When Is ITZY Releasing Their Album? 2023 Comeback Details ITZY is preparing to release their album Kill My Doubt on July 31, 2023, with the lead single and music video “Cake” dropping on the same day.
The girl group also dropped the pre-release video for “Bet on Me” on July 3, with the second pre-release track “None of My Business” premiering on July 24.
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Saweetie is open to working with Cardi B. The 'Best Friend' rapper, who is hard at work on her debut album 'Pretty B*tch Music,' made the revelation in an interview. She just doesn't know when or if it'll happen.
Published on June 8, 2021 2 min read Ever since breaking out with 2017’s “ICY GRL,” Saweetie has been vocal about her love for Cardi B. She’s spoken highly of the rapper in interviews, describing herself as a fan of both her personality and her music.
SZA. It’s not all that serious — is it? WhenSZA’s long-delayed and much-awaited debut LP Ctrl finally came out this year, the rapturous welcome it received was based, at heart, on the uncanny skill with which the R&B singer spun out the experience of romantic marginality, voicing the tensions and indignities of being sidelined, with a poise that didn’t quite conceal the desperation it restrained. SZA’s songs were delicate, tenacious, in permanent motion — like floaters in the eye, they demanded to be seen, but drifted out once you tried to focus on them.