On November 20, Jeezy will be releasing the sequel to his classic 2008 ‘The Recession‘ album. That project debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart and was led by hit singles such as “Put On” featuring Kanye West and “My President” feat. Nas. The lead single for The Recession 2 is “Therapy For My Soul.”
According to HipHop-N-More, the official tracklist for The Recession 2 is here. This project will include 15 tracks with features from Rick Ross, Yo Gotti, E-40, Demi Lovato, Lil Duval and a special appearance from Tamika Mallory. This project comes after the Snowman re-signed with Def Jam and also serves the new role of Senior Advisor for A&R and Artist Development.
Jeezy will also be taking on his long-time rival, Gucci Mane, tonight on Verzuz. Many wonder if they will finally squash their 15-year-old beef during this hit-for-hit battle. The two are also set to host an afterparty at Compound nightclub in Atlanta. Hopefully, we’re in for a historic night.
1. Oh Lord (feat. Tamika Mallory)
2. Here We Go
3. Modern Day
4. Back (feat. Yo Gotti)
5. Da Ghetto (feat. E-40)
6. Ni**az
7. Death Of Me
8. Stimulus Check
9. My Reputation (feat. Demi Lovato & Lil Duval)
10. The Glory (feat. Ne-Yo)
11. Live And Die
12. Praying Right
13. Therapy For My Soul
14. Almighty Black Dollar (feat. Rick Ross)
15. The Kingdom

Brooklyn’s Rah Swish and The Bronx’s Dream Doll’s “Watchu Like,” video is a modern love story — the two go bar for bar about what they like in a partner, for Rah it’s loyalty, “you can’t f*** with them if you f***ing  with me,” and for Dream Doll it’s feeling special, “he talk to you nice but to me he the nicest.” In the video, they’re flirty and fun, but they also know how to get under each other’s skin — Rah sells Dream Doll’s designer on  Ebay, and in retaliation Dream creases his fresh AF1s. 
 
Along with the release comes Rah’s announcement of WOO York, his upcoming album, due 12/4 via WOO Ent./EMPIRE.
Born and raised on the same Canarsie streets that birthed his close friend and WOO associate Pop Smoke,  Rah Swish is a prominent pillar of the city’s ascendant drill scene. He showed the world what he was capable of on WOO Forever, released earlier in 2020. Populated by his rapidfire flows and wild ad-libs (“WOO”), WOO Forever proves that Rah Swish is more than capable of keeping the WOO alive. The album is home to street hits like “Feel Like Pop,”  “Tongue Out (Treeshin’ 2),” and “WOO Forever,” which has over 1 million combined streams. With appearances from Jay Gwuapo and Curly Savv, WOO Forever is available everywhere via WOO Entertainment/EMPIRE.

Tory Lanez has been very active on social media since releasing his ‘Daystar’ album at the end of September where he denied shooting Megan Thee Stallion in her feet this past summer. He’s also restarted his “Quarantine Radio” shows on Instagram Live since Halloween. At the same time though, he was charged for felony assault in the Megan case. Exact charges here are one felony count of assault with a semiautomatic firearm and carrying a loaded, unregistered firearm in a vehicle.
Lanez faces 22 years and eight months in prison if convicted. Today, he entered a not guilty plea as his attorney, Shawn Holley, was in court for him, according to the New York Daily News. Lanez also still has to follow a protective order where he cannot contact Megan or be 100 yards near her.
Report AdLanez is also planning to release plenty of albums soon in different genres such as in reggae, Spanish, acoustic, and more. For Megan, she will be releasing her debut studio album on November 20. This comes after claiming in a GQ interview that Lanez tried to pay her off following the alleged shooting incident.