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Michael Bublé has reason to be impressed.

A Canadian rapper has thrown his fans a little bit (to say the least) by including an explicit piece of LGBTQ+ slang in his latest track.

Although Canadian rapper Eric Reprid might not know what "bussy" means, his clever line nabbed him some new fans on social media.

A Canada-based rapper has sparked controversy over the lyrics of his recently released track. How it started: To promote his new song “Suki,” Eric Reprid uploaded a short clip of himself performing parts of it on Instagram. The video, which has since been reposted on other social media platforms, shows the 25-year-old rapper eating ramen while singing into a ceiling microphone.

Fans of Korean and Korean-American music in the Midwest may no longer have to travel long distances for shows, thanks to a Kansas City community radio host.

TORONTO — Passing 10 million TikTok followers was a monumental accomplishment for Johnny Orlando, so he celebrated by plowing his face into a frosted cake. In a goofy clip made for his account, the 18-year-old pop singer from Mississauga, Ont., drew from many ingredients of a successful TikTok moment. The soundtrack layered two of his […]

TORONTO - Passing 10 million TikTok followers was a monumental accomplishment for Johnny Orlando, so he celebrated by plowing his face into a frosted cake.

The Weeknd Dominates With Six Nominations at 2021 Juno Awards Music The Blinding Lights hitmaker leads the nominations at the upcoming Juno Awards in his native country by scooping a total of six nods including Artist of the Year. Mar 10, 2021 AceShowbiz - R&B superstar The Weeknd is aiming to strike gold at the 2021 Juno Awards after landing six nominations. The singer will be competing for Artist of the Year, Single of the Year, and Album of the Year honours, as well as Songwriter of the Y...

What the 2021 Juno Awards nominations say about the state of Canadian music What the 2021 Juno Awards nominations say about the state of Canadian music In their 50th year, the Canadian awards are contending with a music industry reckoning with systemic racism and a lack of live venues By Richard Trapunski It was supposed to be a big year for the Junos.  The 2021 edition of the Canadian awards show is marking its 50th anniversary and a return to its original home in Toronto. But instea...