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Subscribe to our newsletter here. Young Thug opens “Slime Language 2” repeating “Slatty, slatt, slatt, slatt, slatt” — an acronym for Slime, Love, All, The, Time. It’s appropriate for the family reunion that is “SL2.” Included on the album are Thug’s brother Unfoonk and longtime girlfriend Karlae. Plus, like any other Thugger album, he invited notable friends to drop verses on beats including Meek Mill, Future and Lil Uzi Vert. But when the excitement of the album’s release wears off, fans are left with mostly mediocre lyricism over trap beats. While “SL2” is sitting ...

Of Heart’s debut sales of 40,000, physical album sales comprise nearly 25,000 of that figure (13,000 CDs and 12,000 vinyl LPs) while digital album sales comprise a little under 16,000. Heart is one of three new albums from Church, collectively referred to as Heart & Soul. Heart was released on April 16, the & album is available only to members of the artist’s Church Choir fan club, and Soul was released on April 23. Rock group Greta Van Fleet sees its new studio album The Battle at Garden’s Gate debut at No. 2 on Top Album Sales with 39,000 copies sold. A sturdy 16,000 of...

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Slime Language 2,  Young Thug and  Gunna lent a helping hand to inmates at the Fulton Country Jail in Atlanta this weekend.  WSB-TV reports the two rappers posted bail for 30 inmates Friday, most of which were held on minor offenses and unable to post bond themselves.  “For the people,” wrote Thugger, sharing the news on Instagram. “This is where we are from,” Young Thug told WSB. “We just woke up and went to the jail with the lawyer and, you know, DAs and all the prosecutors…the bonding companies and just got as many people as we can out.” WSB-TV also shared video foot...

Young Thug and Gunna donated money for a good cause over the weekend, posting bonds for 30 inmates at the Fulton County Jail in Atlanta, resulting in their reunion with their families. The two Atlanta rappers said most of the men and women were being held on minor offenses but couldn’t get out because they didn’t have enough money. Said Thug: “This is where we are from. We just woke up and went to the jail with the lawyer and you know DA’s and the prosecutors, you know, the bonding companies and just got as many people as we can out.”  Thug did not reveal