Migos rapper Quavo can be seen pushing his former girlfriend Saweetie in viral leaked footage from an elevator security camera. The video, obtained by TMZ , is from an apartment complex in North Hollywood where Saweetie was reportedly renting last year. It shows the " Best Friend " rapper, legal name Diamonté Harper, swinging at Quavo, legal name Quavious Marshall, as she tries to remove luggage from the elevator. Quavo then pushes her into the elevator and uses his body to prevent her from exiting with the luggage until she ends up on the ground, just out of frame. Quavo stays in the elevator, glancing at her. When the door opens, he gets out, and Saweetie slowly follows, limping. The incident allegedly took place in 2020, TMZ confirmed with sources on both sides.
Update, Thursday, April 1, at 3:47 p.m.: Saweetie has broken her silence on the tape, issuing a statement to TMZ. She said, "This unfortunate incident happened a year ago, while we have reconciled since then and moved past this particular disagreement, there were simply too many other hurdles to overcome in our relationship and we have both since moved on." Quavo has yet to publicly address the tape.
Quite a lot has been happening:
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Music Industry Moves: Saweetie Re-Ups With Warner Chappell - Variety
Warner Chappell Music , the global publishing arm of Warner Music Group, has extended its worldwide publishing agreement with multi-platinum artist and songwriter Saweetie . The rapper – who is also signed to Warner Chappell’s sister label, Warner Records – has scored hits with songs like “Back to the Streets” ft. Jhené Aiko, “Tap In” and “Pretty Bitch Freestyle,” along with her RIAA double-platinum certified hit “My Type.” In January, Saweetie released her newest single, “Best Friend” with breakout artist Doja Cat.
Warner Chappell Music President of A&R, U.S., Ryan Press (pictured above with Saweetie), said: “We’ve been lucky enough to be on this incredible journey with Saweetie since the very beginning. We’re in the business of taking early bets on artists and helping develop them into global sensations, and that’s exactly the trajectory Saweetie is on. She’s well on her way to becoming the next big female breakout star, and we’re so proud to be able to continue to support her.”
Saweetie added: “Ryan and the whole Warner Chappell team have become family over the years. It’s amazing to look back at everything we’ve accomplished together, and I’m excited for this next chapter.”
+ The Mechanical Licensing Collective (The MLC ) has announced the addition of three new members to its leadership team, with Kristen Johns (Chief Legal Officer), Nathan Osher (Assistant General Counsel – Publisher Relations) and Andrew Mitchell (Head of Analytics and Automation) joining the organization earlier this month. All three will be based in Nashville.
“I am thrilled to welcome Kristen, Nathan and Andrew to The MLC’s growing team,” said Kris Ahrend, The MLC’s CEO. “Each of them possesses many years of experience in their respective areas of expertise, which will enable them to begin contributing immediately to the important work we are doing. All three are fully committed to serving our Members and fulfilling our important mission to ensure that our Members are paid properly.”
After five years in the role, John Marks is leaving his position as Global Director of Country Music for Spotify . The news was first reported by Music Row. A terrestrial radio veteran Marks moved to Nashville to take a role at SiriusXM; his role will be taken by Spotify’s head of editorial for Nashville, Rachel Whitney, who joined the company a year ago.
“It has been a privilege to work at Spotify since the beginning of its Nashville journey,” Marks said. “But I am also excited about what adventures lie ahead. I want to thank Jeremy Erlich, Rachel Whitney, our editorial team and the entire Spotify crew for the work that we have accomplished both in the United States and internationally.”
“When John Marks joined Spotify, he brought a wealth of knowledge and passion for the country genre—and has been an incredible asset to the Nashville team,” says Jeremy Erlich , co-head of Music, Spotify. “John will be truly missed and we wish him well.”
+ S10 Entertainment has named Josh Hallbauer the company’s VP of business & operations as well as head of publishing, the company announced Wednesday, with Hallbauer (seen above, right) reporting to CEO Brandon Silverstein (above left) in the L.A. office.
Saweetie, Our April Cover Star, Has Some Expensive Taste $$$
In today's episode, we hit Saweetie with all things glam. She had to pick out the pricier versions of perfume, fake lashes, and lip gloss. At one point we even had the rapper distinguish which gumball brand seemed more expensive, and rather than chewing them, she tried to use their soundwaves to identify the cheap imitation. You'll have to watch to see how that went.
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#MyTypeChallenge: Meet Saweetie, the artist behind the popular song
JAMIE and CHANMINA team up for powerful remix of Saweetie's and Doja
JAMIE and CHANMINA have teamed up for a powerful rendition of 'Best Friend', a chart-topping track by hip-hop act Saweetie featuring Grammy -nominated artist Doja Cat .
In an announcement made today (26/03), JAMIE confirmed the collaboration that's slated for release on 2 April at 11 PM (PHT/SGT), 12MN (KST).
This collaboration comes as a follow-up to Saweetie's Remix EP that previously saw 'Best Friend' remixes from Chinese rapper VaVa , hip-hop act JessB, Australian artist OKENYO, and rap artist Stefflon Don .
Over the years, JAMIE has made a name for herself within the world of K-pop for exciting musical repertoire that transcends an array of genres. Most recently, the K-pop star collaborated with H1GHR Music acts Jay Park for the track 'Apollo 11' and BIG Naughty for 'Joker'. JAMIE also featured on the soundtrack of Korean drama Start-Up .
CHANMINA is a Korean-Japanese act well-known for her diverse musicality and her hit 2019 single 'Never Grow Up' . The well-versed artist recently released 'BIJIN' earlier this month.
Icy Girl Saweetie Opens Up About Almost Getting Jailed At A Younger Age
To add gasoline to the burning building, the duo were caught on camera in an elevator, having a physical altercation, which thankfully, led to no serious injuries.
It's true, the 27-year-old recently joined the music business, but no one's denying that she came with a lot of different touches to music as a whole.
She began her career from social media and managed to amass about 11 million followers. Before she hit the millions of followings, fans were attracted to the singer's popular car raps.
In no time, she released two EPs and thought, why not take things a lot more further? Yes she did. Presently, she has 20 incredible singles (including two promotional singles), some of which became TikTok trends and is working on her first album.
Many singers and rappers in the industry have their stories to tell, about how they were caught up in bad situations and found a way to break away from it.
She was asked about her motivation for success and she explained to Hilton that growing up was hard for her because she didn't have the things she wanted.
She continued that this continuous lack helped to push her more, so she could do more for herself.
Furthermore, Saweetie said that pushing herself beyond limits made her do some illegal things, like steal clothes to wear. She said that she was very good at it, but one day, a friend of hers was caught in the act and that implicated her too.
The singer went on to say that she was s good at it, that she shoplifted from expensive stores such as Victoria's Secret , Forever 21 , Urban Outfitters and Hot Topic.
Quavo and Saweetie, Spring Break in Miami, and Kylie Jenner's Donation - The Ringer
Va n Lathan and Rachel Lindsay discuss Lil Mama's crusade against the LGBTQ+ community (14:00), Quavo and Saweetie splitting up over alleged cheating (27:00), spring break still happening in Miami (39:00), Kylie Jenner's donation to her makeup artist's GoFundMe (50:00), and the lawsuits filed against Deshaun Watson (55:00) before answering Van's Very Serious Question for the week (1:04:00).
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