Willow Smith is back with a new music video, where she’s showcasing all the different aspects of her inner self.
It’s been two years since she’s released a music video, and “F Q-C #7″ is a bit on the simple and whimsical side. The visual features Willow running around in meadows, sitting by a stream before walking around the concrete jungle–all in tribal face paint.
She mixed the different visuals with scenes of herself as her own band, which might be a bit of symbolism as each member represents a different part of herself. She told The Fader, “The different Me’s represent my Chakras. Yellow is Self-confidence, Blue is my voice (song), Red is my survival instinct, and the Black is a combination of everything (the true me).”
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From beginning to end, “F Q-C #7″ (pronounced “frequency 7″) is completely Willow’s vision. Not only did she produce the tune, she also co-directed the video!
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Amber Rose may just have accused Kanye West of hiring a ghost writer to create some of his rhymes! We’re sure the Kardashians are going to have a lot to say when they hear about how Amber shaded her ex-beau.
B. Scott reports that Amber slammed Kanye at the Supperclub in Los Angeles this week when the DJ tried to play some of his music. She even got on the mic to throw her shade so that everyone could hear.
“Stop playing n*ggas I used to f*ck,” she demanded. “Why don’t we play the n*gga who writes his songs for the other n*gga: Travis Scott. Let’s go.
She added, “He writes his songs for the other n*gga!”
For his part, Travis acted completely stunned by her stunt, so there’s a chance that Amber was just running her mouth.
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Dawn Richard has tweaked her brand just a bit as she dropped a new song Thursday. The former Danity Kane member revealed on Twitter that she would be going by just her first name for a while. It was a little bit of a retroactive announcement as she’d already released her new single “Genocide” under the abbreviated name.
If you’re having a little trouble making sense of “Genocide,” she broke it down for Vibe magazine, stating:
“The world is on fire. In light of the absurd amount of deaths and riots happening, it felt only natural to stand and say this is enough. Watching the appalling things said by Fox News, Donald Trump, and multiple others with social power, I feel the need to riot and protest in my own way. I immediately went to the studio to voice my frustrations. This isn’t a single. This isn’t meant to be mainstream. It’s meant to make people stand. To make them feel. To make them go out and peaceful rally together for change. This is the new Genocide and I won’t stand by and say nothing anymore.”