Nora Fatehi, a multicultural artist fluent in English, Hindi, French, and Moroccan Arabic, discusses her unique blend of music styles and dancing. She recounts her journey from Toronto to Bollywood, her collaboration with Jason Derulo and CK, plans for a […]
In celebrating the authenticity of all Hispanic and Latina communities, Billboard and Ulta Beauty are highlighting the joy and beauty behind some of their Hispanic and Latina owned and founded brands, including Julissa Prado (Rizos Curls) and Casandra Morales Thurswell […]
Billboard takes a trip down memory lane to revisit some of the most memorable moments of previous Latin Music Week highlights. Tetris Kelly: Since 1990, Billboard Latin Music Week has been the key location for all of Latin music’s heavy-hitters […]
Iconic singer Mariah Carey’s knowledge is put to the test of her extensive music collection. Keep watching to see how many lyrics she can finish!
Tetris Kelly:
I just want to play a quick, quick game, quick game. So it’s- we want to finish, see if you can finish your own lyrics.
Mariah Carey:
Oh no, don’t do that to me.
Tetris Kelly:
It’s so good, they’re so good. I just have a couple favorites, just a couple favorites. “It’s irrelevant to dwell on the past…”
Mariah Carey:
“I’m accountable for what went bad. And I mean that”
Tetris Kelly:
Okay, there we go see you got this. That’s mine again, see ‘The Emancipation of Mimi.”
Mariah Carey:
Not always!
Tetris Kelly:
We’ll see what you got. “Let me rock you to the morning light.”
Mariah Carey:
“I want to be a baby doll.” Oh, “wrap you up nice and tight love” Oh, “wrap me up nice and tight. Love me and through the night.”
Tetris Kelly:
“It’s too cold outside and late to drive.”
Mariah Carey:
“Stay the Night.” Let me rock you to… I said that. No, now, now, here we gotta this is the thing Okay, I did on the ‘Butterfly’ album. It goes, I want to be your baby doll. Wrap me up nice and tight, love me all through. Oh, I just want to be the one who rock. I just want to be the one you rock until the morning light.
Tetris Kelly:
Listen, you put me in my place, you right.
Mariah Carey:
No, and I’m just but, but, you know, because that was ‘Butterfly,’ I probably felt like, whatever. Oh, oh, now it’s ‘The Emancipation of Mimi’ I can just say whatever.
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Ahead of her performance at Billboard Latin Music Week, Majo Aguilar spoke about her Mexican heritage in a new video series, “Cultura a Tu Manera.” Check out how the singer incorporates history and culture into her unique stage style — […]
Stray Kids puts the knowledge of their own music to the test and finish the lyrics. Keep watching to see how many they know! Tetris Kelly: We’re gonna play a quick game with Stray Kids, where I’m going to see […]
J. Cole just dropped “Port Antonio” where he addresses his role in the Drake and Kendrick beef. Keep watching to see the breakdown of the song. Tetris Kelly: J. Cole dropped a new song on his Instagram titled “Port Antonio,” […]
J. Cole enters the TikTok Billboard Top 50, along with girl in red and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, but who takes No. 1? Keep watching to find out! Tetris Kelly:A 20-year-old hit takes the top spot, while two new tracks […]
Billboard’s Latin Music Week is just around the corner and we answer your most-asked questions. Keep watching to see what you can expect from the star-studded week! To buy your tickets, click here! Leila Cobo I am Leila Cobo and […]
In this episode of ‘Billboard Unfiltered,’ Billboard staffers Carl Lamarre, Trevor Anderson and Kyle Denis debate who the new big three of rap are, why Tommy Richman’s debut album failed, the current state of R&B and more!
Carl Lamarre:
Uzi was in those conversations, I feel like Lil Baby was in those conversations as well.
Trevor Anderson:
You know, A&R Twitter, PR Twiiter, management Twitter is sitting there thinking “what?”
Kyle Denis:
The artists are the issue, because there have been major R&B moments I feel like in recent years.
Carl Lamarre:
Hey, what’s going on guys. Welcome to a fresh episode of ‘Billboard Unfiltered,’ and we have the gang here. Trevor Anderson, Kyle Denis.
Kyle Denis:
Yo, yo, yo.
Carl Lamarre:
No Damien Scott. He is on the mend but will be back. We want to start the show because I know you were out.
Trevor Anderson:
I didn’t want to say it, but…
Carl Lamarre:
We got to do a quick “happy birthday” seg, you know, a little sing-along.
Trevor Anderson:
What, a little two-part harmony?
Kyle Denis & Carl Lamarre:
*singing*
Carl Lamarre:
I could’ve gone all the way in. Wow, we gave you a little something, something.
Kyle Denis:
We’re giving you a little tease. We’re thinking of all the viewers right now.
Trevor Anderson:
Yeah, first show was, you’re old, and yeah it was a really good one. There was no crazy sort of all in one, but there was a couple events throughout a couple different days. Got to hang out with a lot of different friends.
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