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Beyonc has been crowned the greatest pop star of the 21st century by Billboard as the first quarter of it comes to a close.
The publication debuted their staff-chosen top pick this week after counting down from 25, putting Taylor Swift at No. 2 despite noting she's "the century's biggest pop star by the numbers."
"Few artists this period can match her in any of the most critical basic categories of pop stardom - commercial success, performance abilities, critical acclaim and accolades, industry influence, iconic cultural moments - and absolutely no one can equal her in all of them," Billboard said of Bey. "Even Taylor Swift, the lone artist who really challenged Beyonc for the top spot on these rankings - and who does have a clear statistical lead on Bey in many key categories... - simply hasn't been around for long enough to be able to match the expansiveness of her quarter-century of dominance."
Of her many accolades since the 21st century began, Bey has 12 No. 1 singles, 10 No. 1 albums, 32 top 10 singles and is the most-awarded artist in Grammy history with 32 trophies - and likely more to come as she's nominated 11 times for the forthcoming 2025 Grammy Awards.
A testament to her greatness, it was recently announced that fans at Yale University will be able to take a course about the singer titled 'Beyonc Makes History' in the Spring 2025 semester.
Professor of African American Studies and Music Daphne Brooks will teach the class, which according to a report from the Yale Daily News "will examine Beyonc 's artistic work from 2013 to 2024 as a lens to study Black history, intellectual thought and performance."
The class is a spinoff of Brooks' prior course at Princeton University, 'Black Women in Popular Music Culture.'
"Those classes were always overenrolled," she said. "And there was so much energy around the focus on Beyonc , even though it was a class that starts in the late 19th century and moves through the present day. I always thought I should come back to focusing on her and centering her work pedagogically at some point."
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The course explores Beyonc 's music, fashion and visual media from her 2013 self-titled album to 2024's Cowboy Carter, while examining the diverse experiences of Black women in media and politics. Students will discuss scholarly readings, participate in visual album screenings, work with archives at the Beinecke Library, engage in public humanities projects and create playlists linking Beyonc 's music to her influences.
Brooks added: "[This class] seemed good to teach because [Beyonc ] is just so ripe for teaching at this moment in time. The number of breakthroughs and innovations she's executed and the way she's interwoven history and politics and really granular engagements with Black cultural life into her performance aesthetics and her utilization of her voice as a portal to think about history and politics - there's just no one like her.

Kendrick Lamar has had no shortage of celebrity admirers over the years, most recently Chlo e Bailey - but there's a surprising new name to add to the list: Courtney Love.
The rock icon and Hole frontwoman shared her thoughts about Lamar with The Standard in a new interview.
When she was asked about artists she would like to collaborate with, she mentioned the Compton rapper.
"I would love to work with Kendrick Lamar; I have a mad crush on him," she said.
Later in the discussion, she went on to say that she considers K.Dot "undoubtedly the best hip-hop writer ever; his flow is beautiful and his lyrics thoughtful."
"Kendrick - if you're reading this - did you listen to Leonard Cohen or Bowie growing up? Because it sounds like it!" she continued. "Plus, political-era Bob Dylan? Dude... seriously... he's a genius!"
In other Kendrick news, he's taking his latest album GNX on the road next year with help from close collaborator and former TDE labelmate SZA.
Keeping his foot on the gas, the Compton rap star announced the Grand National Tour on Tuesday (December 3), a North American trek in support of his surprise project, which features multiple appearances from the SOS singer.
The 21-city arena tour kicks off on April 19 in Minneapolis, MN and wraps up on June 18 in Landover, MD, with stops in cities such as Houston, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Las Vegas and Chicago along the way.
The roadshow will also swing through Kendrick's native Los Angeles and SZA's birthplace of St. Louis, as well as the hometown of Kendrick's fierce rival Drake, Toronto.
Presale for the Grand National Tour begins on Wednesday (December 4) at 10 a.m. via Cash App, while general tickets go on sale at the same time on Friday (December 6) through the tour's official website.
The news comes hot on the heels of GNX debuting at number one on the Billboard 200 with 319,000 equivalent units in its first week.
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It marks Kendrick Lamar's sixth consecutive chart-topping album following To Pimp a Butterfly, untitled unmastered., DAMN., Black Panther: The Album and Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers.
The project's sales tally is the biggest of any new rap album this year, eclipsing Chromakopia by Tyler, The Creator (299,500), Eminem's The Death of Slim Shady (281,000) and Future and Metro Boomin's We Don't Trust You (251,000).
King Kendrick also reigns supreme on the Billboard Hot 100, occupying seven of the top 10 spots on this week's singles char

Yak Gotti was acquitted of all charges, and his co-defendant of the most serious ones, as the long-running YSL trial finally came to an end.
On Tuesday (December 3), a jury in Fulton County reached a decision on the charges facing the two defendants remaining in the case, Gotti and Shannon Stillwell. Gotti was found not guilty on all counts, including a murder charge.
Stillwell was found guilty on a single charge, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. He was acquitted of everything else, including two murder counts, and was sentenced to time served and probation.
You can see the moment the verdict was delivered below.
YSL trial verdicts:
Not guilty on all counts for Deamonte "Yak Gotti" Kendrick
Not guilty on all major counts for Shannon Stillwell, then sentenced to time served and probation for single gun conviction
Huge and embarrassing loss for Fulton County District Attorney's Office pic.twitter.com/cAVcfToiHQ
- Meghann Cuniff (@meghanncuniff) December 3, 2024
The case dates back to May of 2022 when Young Thug and Gunna, along with 26 others, were charged with a variety of offenses including conspiring to violate the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act, murder, armed robbery and participation in criminal street gang activity.
The trial was the longest in Georgia history. The jury selection process took ten months, and the trial proper began just over a year ago.
Young Thug ended up taking an unusual non-negotiated plea deal on Halloween. He pleaded guilty to all counts, aside from the charge of racketeering and the charge of being a gang leader. To those, he pleaded nolo contendere - which means he neither admits nor denies a charge.
In exchange, he was given a sentence of time served and 15 years of probation, with a "back-loaded" prison sentence of 20 years set to take effect if he violates the conditions of his release.
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A number of other defendants, including Gunna, pleaded out before the trial started. Gunna pleaded guilty to a racketeering conspiracy charge and was sentenced to time served.
Gunna and his legal team entered an Alford plea where he plead guilty to one charge because it was in his best interest to do so as far as his freedom goes
As a result, Gunna was sentenced to five years, with one already served in prison. The four-year sentence left was suspended and Gunna was made to serve the rest in the form of 500 hours of community service

Sexyy Red has hit back at claims that she snorted cocaine during an appearance on Kai Cenat's livestream.
The "SkeeYee" star stopped by Cenat's 30-day "Mafiathon 2" marathon earlier this week, with a viral clip sparking speculation that she used coke while away from the main camera.
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"Sexyy Red thought she was off camera on Kai Cenat's stream, camera catches her doing bumps [flushed face emoji]," a post on X (formerly Twitter) claimed.
Sexyy was quick to shut down the allegation and instead clarified that she was merely rolling a blunt, writing: "I definitely was rollin ah wood."
Her fans also hit back at the outlandish claim, with one commenting: "She's obviously rolling weed you lame fuck! I hope she sues your ass."
Another said: "You're either a 13 year old suburban kid, someone who don't know anything about rolling a blunt, or just saying anything for some clicks like a lame."
Sexyy Red's appearance on Kai Cenat's livestream was predictably chaotic as the rapper suffered a wardrobe malfunction within minutes of showing up, forcing the streamer to use his hands to hide it from the camera.
The "Pound Town" hitmaker was also accused by Cenat's viewers of looking like she "stink[s]," which the Twitch star refuted after she asked him to smell her.
After obliging, Cenat said that she smelt of "flowers."
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A magician also turned up during the lengthy livestream and performed a trick where he made it look as if he had hung himself.
Cenat and Sexyy were successfully fooled by the prank, but the streamer was unhappy at the trick given it seemingly depicted a suicide, which is strictly against Twitch's terms and conditions.
This is not the first controversial moment during Kai Cenat's streaming marathon. Earlier this month, Kodak Black caused a stir by appearing to take Percocet on camera.
The Florida rapper, who previously claimed to have weaned himself off heavy drug usage, appeared to "trickshot" a pill before falling to the floor - a move that concerned Cenat as well as viewers.
At another point, Yak was talking to fans in the Twitch chat while profusely sweating and rambling.
Kodak later hit back at concern from fans over his behavior during the livestream.
He said on Instagram: "Y'all be on shrooms, acid, all types of stupid ass shit. But I take one Perc and y'all be so fucking butt-hurt. Y'all don't like a n-gga anyway.
"If a muthafucka needed help, y'all don't think that I know that? Y'all don't think Kai knew that I needed help? I don't need you to tell me. What's telling me doing for you?"
The controversial rapper later confirmed that he was back on drugs after his previous announcement that he was quitting them

Cardi B has lifted the lid on her personal finances, revealing how much she gets paid per show as well as the staggering amount of money she spends each month on living costs.
Speaking on X Spaces on Wednesday (November 27), the Bronx bombshell began by explaining how her relationship with money was shaped by growing up around drug dealers, who blew all of their illicit earnings instead of making smart investments.
However, watching them did give Cardi a "hustler mentality" which has powered her to fame and fortune.
"Every four months, I get a big fat check off of all the songs that I've dropped," she said. "Um hmmm. Everybody that was involved with the album, we all get a nice check. So I still get paid from my music alone.
"Music is my biggest revenue. I get paid $1.5 million to do shows in America. And it depends on the venue, because if the venue's big, I gotta get $2 million. If I'm going out of the state, I'm getting $2.5 [million]. If people are giving me money to promote something, I'm gonna take the money."
The "WAP" hitmaker then turned her attention to her eye-watering outgoings, saying: "There are bills and something to be paid every single fucking day. Even if I don't step out of the house, there are bills to pay."
Cardi proceeded to list off some of her many expenditures, including a cleaning service at her home, 24-hour security, a round-the-clock car service, a nanny who is paid $3,500 (presumably per week) to look after her 6-year-old daughter Kulture and another nanny who charges $700 per day to look after her two-month-old baby.
The mother-of-three also employs a full-time house manager and spends upwards of $5,000 on hair and makeup and at least $8,000 on outfits "just so I can step out the house.
Cardi further revealed that she recently spent $50,000 on Christmas decorations alone and splurged $2 million on herself in October - including almost $300,000 on jewelry from Elliot Eliantte - "because I'm divorced, I'm single and shopping makes me feel good."
The 32-year-old doesn't just spend money on herself or her home, though; she said she also financially supports friends and family, including coughing up $30,000 to bail a friend out of jail and retain a lawyer for them. She also said she's currently looking to hire an attorney for another friend.
"But you know what? Those are my friends. I love them. I love to help out, all the time," she said, before adding: "I'm an expensive bitch!"
Cardi B previously addressed her financial health in an interview with Complex earlier this year, in which she was quizzed about her reported $80 million net worth.
In her bashful response, Bardi didn't reveal a specific digit but confirmed that the figure wasn't far off.
"Uh, Jesus Christ," she said. "I made a lot of money! I feel like I almost passed almost $80 million. Like, I make a lot of money. I make a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot of money.

J. Cole has recalled the moment that he finally won over JAY-Z.
The Dreamville rapper may be part of Hip Hop's "Big Three" alongside Drake and Kendrick Lamar, but rewind 15 years and he was a hungry young rookie looking to not only cement his place in the rap game but earn the approval of his Roc Nation label boss, Hov.
Throughout his recently launched audio series Inevitable, Cole has spoken at length about his somewhat complicated relationship with the rap legend, to whom he signed in early 2009, and his early struggles to be taken seriously.
But all that changed in September 2010 when he dropped "Villematic," an emphatic freestyle over Kanye West's "Devil in a New Dress."
As Cole explained in the latest episode of the 10-part series, the much-loved track received an uncharacteristically enthusiastic response from JAY-Z, who is an otherwise notoriously tough critic.
"The reaction that I got from Jay on this song - he didn't hit me or nothing, but we were at that Yankee Stadium show [with Eminem]," he said. "You have to understand at this time, yeah, I was signed to Jay but it wasn't like Jay is my man. Nah, seeing Jay was a rare occasion.
"I always was like, 'This is somebody I idolize and really respect, but I still want to do it on my own.' I wanted [him to look at me] as a peer [rather than as a little brother]."
Cole's longtime manager and Inevitable co-host Ibrahim "Ib" Hamad chimed in: "Around that time there was the joke, There's no picture of Cole and Jay. Jay don't fuck with Cole. Which is funny, but the reality was you made it a point to be like, 'I'm not gonna bother this n-gga.'"
Cole then recalled being backstage at the concert and bumping into Hov: "I see Jay coming out of the artist lounge where friends and family be at and he was like, 'Cole! Yo, n-gga!'
"I'll never forget it 'cause he said it like this: 'That 'Villematic'?!' He called it 'Vill-er-matic' [laughs]. He said, 'Woo! That's my favorite joint I ever heard from you.' That was a moment for me."
The song wound up on the mixtape Friday Night Lights, which J. Cole released for free two months later and took his career to the next level, setting the stage for his debut album Cole World: The Sideline Story (which would arrive the following year).
Adding to the nostalgia of Inevitable, Friday Night Lights was released on streaming services for the first time on Wednesday (November 27), following previous projects The Come Up and The Warm Up.
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"This is a very special moment for me. Been waiting patiently for this day, like a lot of yall have," Cole wrote on Instagram of the long-awaited release.
"I wanna say Thank you to everybody out there that kept these projects alive, even during all the years they were not on streaming services, especially this project right here. Friday Nights Lights finally available now on all platforms."
He added: "To have a full idea of what this means for me personally, you would have to know the whooole journey. This Inevitable series we doing, is that.

Funkmaster Flex has co-signed Drake's claim that artists and record labels are paying radio stations for airplay.
Drizzy sent shockwaves through the industry this week with two legal filings against Universal Music Group, accusing the music giant of engaging in payola and using streaming bots to artificially boost the popularity of Kendrick Lamar's hit diss song "Not Like Us."
Reacting to the unprecedented move, the veteran Hot 97 DJ backed up Drake's payola allegations by writing on X (formerly Twitter): "DRAKE IS 100% RIGHT! NATIONAL PLAY! (PER SONG) DRAKE DONT $ FOR PLAY!"
Flex then broke down how much it allegedly costs to get played on various radio formats: "POP / CHR RADIO: $350k. URBAN RADIO: $250K. MIXSHOW: $100K. LOCAL MIXSHOW DIRECTOR: $40k. LOCAL DJ: $3K-5K PER SONG! (DJS ON THE RADIO 5 DAYS A WEEK).
"THIS IS WHY INDEPENDENT ARTIST DONT RISE TO THE TOP! ALL YOU ARTIST KNOW I AINT NEVER TAKE A DIME FROM YOU, YOUR MANAGER OR YOUR LABELS! (BOMB HAS NO PRICE)."
The famed New York radio host continued his all-caps rant on Instagram, writing: "HAHAHAHA! SOME DJS BEEN TAKING PAYOLA TO PLAY SONGS! I CANT WAIT TO SEE HOW THIS TRICKLES DOWN! ( I BEEN WAITING FOR THIS).
"DRAKE IS NOT LYING! THERE ARE BACK DOOR 'DEALS' UNDER THE TABLE WITH DJS! SHOULD I NAME NAMES? I CAN IF YOU NEED ME TOO?"
He continued: "DJS ARE SUPPOSED TO PLAY A SONG BECAUSE ITS HOT! MUSIC INDUSTRY WILL BLACKBALL ME FOR THIS BUT THAT OK! (NEEDS TO BE SAID) THIS ISNT ABOUT KENDRICK... HE HAS AN AMAZING SONG! PAY FOR PLAY GOTTA STOP!"
In his legal filings, Drake accuses UMG of paying commercial radio stations to play "Not Like Us" without making it clear that money had been exchanged.
He did not specifically cite which radio stations he claims were paid by the music conglomerate or the amounts of money purportedly exchanged, but one of his filings seeks a deposition from executives at iHeartMedia.
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The media giant owns and operates a vast number of radio stations across the U.S. and while the filing does not name any specific station, it states that Drake believes they were party to the plot.
As a result of UMG's scheme to turn "Not Like Us" into a mega-hit, the Toronto rapper claims he has "suffered economic harm." He is also accusing the company, to which both he and Kendrick are signed through their respective labels, of defamation by releasing a song that accuses him of being a pedophile.
UMG has denied his claims of engaging in payola and inflating streams, saying in a statement: "The suggestion that UMG would do anything to undermine any of its artists is offensive and untrue. We employ the highest ethical practices in our marketing and promotional campaigns.
"No amount of contrived and absurd legal arguments in this pre-action submission can mask the fact that fans choose the music they want to hear.

Joe Budden has been called out by Drake's dad, Dennis Graham, after he went on a rant about the Canadian rapper's legal battle with longtime label Universal Music Group.
After Budden made his feelings clear about Drizzy in the scathing diatribe, Graham popped up on Instagram to defend his son.
The 70-year-old former musician wrote in a comment: "Stand down now!!!!"
He then followed up with another warning, telling the rapper-turned-podcaster: "Joe needs to back the fuck off, this has nothing to do with him, period."
Joe Budden telling the unfiltered truth about Aubrey Drake Graham. pic.twitter.com/K2hMLZFuII
- Busby ?? (@MrBusby4o8) November 27, 2024 Joe Budden's fiery rant about Drake and his legal battle with UMG came during the latest episode of his eponymous podcast.
He said of the 6 God: "Or he's a selfish, lying, manipulative sack of shit who has made enemies for 15 years, and now we're here at the fucking boiling point. You've been behind the scenes being the biggest sack of shit you can possibly be.
"And he's fucking white and he's Jewish and he had too much dip on his chip. You have been behind the scenes hitting n-ggas' baby moms, sending money to n-ggas' baby moms, been sending messages to this n-gga's wife."
Budden also seemed to imply that Drake made insensitive comments about the death of Metro Boomin's mother, which might explain their falling-out (which Metro has kept shtum about).
"[You've been] talking shit about, 'This n-gga's mom died but where my beat at, n-gga? I don't give a fuck that your mom died,'" he claimed.
"Dawg, this n-gga's been a sack of shit behind the scenes and because he got fans and had Lucian [Grainge, CEO of UMG], everybody just turns a blind eye. The blind days are done."
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Drake made two legal filings against UMG earlier this week, accusing the music giant of using streaming bots and engaging in payola to artificially boost the popularity of Kendrick Lamar's hit diss track "Not Like Us."
The petitions, which seek more information before a lawsuit is filed, also accuses UMG of defaming him by releasing the song, which accuses Drizzy of being a pedophile.
UMG has denied the allegations, saying in a statement: "The suggestion that UMG would do anything to undermine any of its artists is offensive and untrue. We employ the highest ethical practices in our marketing and promotional campaigns.
"No amount of contrived and absurd legal arguments in this pre-action submission can mask the fact that fans choose the music they want to hear."
Kendrick and other parties mentioned in the filings such as Spotify and iHeartMedia have yet to comment

Juice Crew member TJ Swan has passed away at the age of 57.
Swan's fellow Juice Crew member Roxanne Shant broke the news on Instagram with the simple message that read: "We are sad to Announce the passing of our Hip Hop Brother TJ Swan the original Bally Silk shirt King."
A cause of death has yet to be announced.
One of Hip Hop's first crooners, Swan (real name St. Theron Grant) was responsible for singing the hooks on songs such as Biz Markie's "Nobody Beats the Biz" and "Make the Music With Your Mouth Biz," as well as MC Shan's "Left Me Lonely."
The Long Island-via-the South Bronx native was also known for his distinctive style of wearing shiny silk shirts and designer Bally shoes.
Swan's death was mourned by a number of notable figures in Hip Hop.
Fellow Juice Crew alumnus Big Daddy Kane wrote on Instagram: "Rest well my good Brother!!! Rocking at a party, Shocking everybody!"
DJ Premier said in his own tribute: "(R.I.P.) TJ Swan had a iLL style that was so Hip Hop but Soulful at the same time. A Juice Crew ICON.
"The Biz records and MC Shan records are all timeless and you made them complete when you were featured. I am a day 1 fan. R.I.P. To TJ Swan, Biz Markie, Mister Cee and DJ Polo."
Former collaborator MC Debbie Dee added: "RIP to TJ Swan, the songbird of the #JuiceCrew! The melodic voice on #ColdChillinRecords like Evolution recorded by me, MC Shan, MC Glamourous & Kool G Rap! Sending love, prayers & condolences to the family!"
R.A. The Rugged Man also said: "Rest in Peace T.J. Swan Juice Crew legend. A great man who sang on some of the most memorable songs ever to me, songs that are stuck in my brain for life, some of my favorite records of all time. HipHop superstar of the Golden Era."
Freddie Foxxx simply said: "Salute TJ Swan Forever."
Killer Mike made reference to the 2021 passing of Swan's close collaborator Biz Markie by writing on X: "Reunited in Hip Hop Heaven! RIP Swan."
K-Solo also posted an emotional tribute on Facebook, writing: "TJ Swan I remember watching you perform in the Central Islip NY high school talent show. You did 'Rock With You' the Michael Jackson hit. You won. You were also part of the John Coleman Fun City crew as I was then.
"You and Biz Markie put Long Island on the map, together you were always that dude. May all the good you embodied follow you... my condolences to Mrs Grant and the whole Grant family, we lost a great one. Great job, TJ Swan, a Central Islip treasure."
HipHopDX sends its condolences to TJ Swan's family, friends and fans

Drake has wasted little time throwing more shots at Kendrick Lamar after the Compton superstar released his latest album GNX.
Appearing on a Kick livestream with Canadian streamer xQc this past weekend, Drizzy introduced himself by saying: "I'm here - mind, body and soul fully intact, in case you were wondering. You need facts to take me out; fairytales won't do it."
The defiant remark is a clear reference to claims in Kendrick's various diss tracks about Drake behaving inappropriately with young girls, keeping the company of sexual predators and fathering a secret daughter.
Watch the clip below.
While Kendrick did not directly mention Drake on his new album, he did allude to their beef.
On GNX's opening track "wacced out murals," he rapped: "N-ggas from my city couldn't entertain old boy / Promisin' bank transactions and even bitcoin / I never peaced it up, that shit don't sit well with me / Before I take a truce, I'll take 'em to Hell with me."
He also referenced Drizzy's controversial diss song "Taylor Made Freestyle" and Snoop Dogg's apparent support of it: "Snoop posted 'Taylor Made,' I prayed it was the edibles / I couldn't believe it, it was only right for me to let it go."
Tha Doggfather responded to the line soon after by joking on X (formerly Twitter): "K dot new album GNX [explosion emoji] [fire emojis] It was the edibles [facepalm emoji] [grinning face emoji] [fist bump emoji] west west king."
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While Drake did not make further mention of Kendrick Lamar during his livestream with xQc, he did take time to throw shade at fellow friend-turned-foe The Weeknd.
After xQc began playing the singer's 2016 hit "Starboy," Drizzy said: "You've gotta switch this song, though. You have to switch this one. We're the real Sixers, the real 6ix side. We don't listen to that."
The former collaborators' long-simmering feud reignited earlier this year when The Weeknd seemingly took aim at Drake on Future and Metro Boomin's We Still Don't Trust You album.
The OVO Sound founder fired back on "Push Ups" and "Family Matters," spitting on the latter: "Still mad about that one ho, we ain't even fuck, I just lip-locked with her" and "Weeknd music gettin' played in all the spots where boys got a little more pride.