Big Sean: Last News

At first, when Kanye West said on Drink Champs that signing Big Sean to G.O.O.D. Music was the worst thing he’s ever done, Sean took it in stride. “At first I thought it was hilarious, I thought the sh-t was funny,” Sean, 33, said during the Dec. 18 episode of Drink Champs (h/t Complex). The Detroit rapper explained that Ye’s remarks were a slap to the face after so many years of loyalty. “I took it personal. I took it personal because I’m the only artist who’s put out five albums under G.O.O.D. Music. … I’m the only one who put out back-to-back-to-back No. 1’s, platinum albums, double platinum albums.”

Big Sean has said that Kanye West owes him $6million (£4.5million) during a recent interview on the Drink Champs podcast.Sean appeared on last Friday’s episode (December 17), where he told hosts N.O.R.E.

Twenties comes to an end which means saying a temporary goodbye to some of our favorite characters — and eye candy — on the show like Big Sean. The Detroit rapper plays Tristan, the Zen love interest of Nia, and while the Finally Famous artist isn’t an exact carbon copy of his on-screen character, he does admit they share some similarities.“I can relate to the essence of him because there are times where I’m not on social media.

Big Sean and Hit-Boy have dropped a video for their latest collaborative track ‘Chaos’ – you can watch it below.The two artists released their surprise EP, ‘What You Expect’, last month (October 28), and have already shared visuals for the tracks ‘What A Life’, ‘The One’ and ‘Loyal To A Fault’, the latter of which features Bryson Tiller and Lil Durk.In their latest clip, the pair toast to the good life and share what it took to get to this point in their careers, with archive footage of Sean playing on an old television set watched by a young boy. The video also includes a cameo from Nas, whose last two albums – ‘King’s Disease’ and ‘King’s Disease 2’ – were produced by Hit-Boy.On the song’s chorus, Sean raps: “Starin’ at fate/ I’m in the

Big Sean and Hit-Boy have dropped a video for their latest collaborative track ‘The One’ – you can watch it below.The two artists released their surprise EP, ‘What You Expect’, last month (October 28), and have already shared visuals for the tracks ‘What A Life’ and ‘Loyal To A Fault’, the latter of which features Bryson Tiller and Lil Durk.In the black and white clip for ‘The One’, Sean and producer Hit-Boy are seen recording the track at a luxurious in-home studio overlooking a gorgeous cityscape.On the SWV-sampling track, Sean kicks off with a message to his friends-turned-adversaries: “Architect the way I take it to extreme measures/ Sometimes you gotta break your life down to build it better/ The game softened up a lot, it’s time to

Kanye West has said that the “worst thing” he ever did was sign Big Sean, explaining that he doesn’t “rock with” the Detroit rapper anymore.West – now legally known as Ye – took part in a lengthy, wide-ranging interview on Revolt‘s Drink Champs podcast last night (November 4).At one point in the conversation, co-host N.O.R.E. asked Ye: “Pusha [T] or Big Sean?” which seemed to excite the rapper and producer, who started his reply by saying: “Oh, I love this!”Before continuing, West got up, walked to the other side of the room and picked up an ‘R.I.P.’ headstone prop.

Big Sean fired back at Kanye “Ye” West after the Donda rapper went on the Drink Champs podcast and claimed that signing Sean, 33, to G.O.O.D. music was “the worst thing” he’s ever done. “Was just wit(sic) this man, he aint say none of that!!!” tweeted Sean on Nov. 4, right after the podcast episode dropped. Sean shared two pictures of him with Ye, 44. “I’m dying laughing at you @kanyewest [laughing-with-tears emoji],” wrote Sean, clearly amused at Ye’s seemingly duplicitous nature. Sean later tweeted, “I can’t wait to go on drink champs now!!!”

Big Sean has confirmed that he has left Kanye West’s GOOD Music label in order to secure “a bigger cut” of the income generated by his recorded music.Last week, the rapper released a new collaborative EP with producer Hit Boy, ‘What You Expect’. Fans noted that it was put out via another Universal Music imprint, Def Jam, rather the one he has been signed to for the last fourteen years, that being GOOD Music.“That’s a forever brotherhood”, Big Sean said of GOOD Music on Twitter.

Big Sean has made an appearance on fellow Detroit rapper Babyface Ray’s latest track ‘It Ain’t My Fault’.‘It Ain’t My Fault’ was produced by Hit-Boy and is accompanied by a music video showing both rappers being interrogated by police and the press.Watch the music video for ‘It Ain’t My Fault’ below:Babyface Ray released his latest EP, ‘Unfuckwitable’, earlier this year. The artist also teamed up with a number of other rising rappers to feature on Lil Yachty’s single ‘Royal Rumble’.Babyface Ray is set to support Jack Harlow during his North American tour, kicking off next month.

The Weeknd, Nas and Big Sean are among the guests set to appear on Belly‘s new album, ‘See You Next Wednesday’.Belly took to Instagram yesterday (August 17) to share the front and back cover art for his upcoming record, which is scheduled to arrive on August 27 via XO Records/Roc Nation.The 15-song tracklist reveals that The Weeknd and Nas will both feature on ‘Die For It’, with the former also contributing to the previously-released ‘Better Believe’ alongside Young Thug.Elsewhere, there are guest spots from Big Sean (on ‘Scary Sight’), Lil Uzi Vert (‘Two Tone’), PnB Rock and Gunna (‘Razor’) and more.

Big Sean does not need to leave his home to hit up a nightclub — there’s already one built into his $11.1 million Beverly Hills mansion. The rapper, real name Sean Anderson, 33, will welcome fans into his home for the premiere episode of MTV’s Cribs revival, set to air on Wednesday, Aug. 11 at 9:30 p.m. The network released a sneak peek on Wednesday — and the estate is nothing short of lavish.

Cribs is coming back to the US in August, with a new line up of guests.Martha Stewart, Big Sean, Rick Ross and Ashlee Simpson are all on the roster for the reboot, due out August 11.Cribs creator Nina L. Diaz said in a statement: “Cribs didn’t simply introduce the celebreality genre, it created a blueprint for how we engage on social media.” Watch the show’s promo video below.Cribs first aired over 20 years ago and ran for 13 seasons.

Big Sean has given a video tour of the mansion he bought from Slash – you can watch it below.During an interview with NME last year, the Detroit rapper revealed that he had redecorated and renovated a Beverley Hills home once owned by the Guns N’ Roses guitarist.“[Slash] left a couple of skulls on the wall that I kept,” he said. “There’s also this super colourful door that I kept and a big, big painting on one of the staircases.

Big Sean has launched a new mental wellbeing video series.The series, which Big Sean will host alongside his mother, Myra Anderson, will air weekly in May and will focus on offering tips for mental wellbeing in areas such as sleep patterns, meditation and diet.The episodes will air on his Sean Anderson Foundation website and IGTV channel every Saturday in May to coincide with Mental Health Awareness Month.Writing on Instagram, Big Sean said: “Set Your ATTENTION ON INTENTION.

Big Sean celebrated his birthday this week with a live performance of new tracks ‘Lucky Me’ and ‘Still I Rise’ – watch it below.The rapper turned 33 on Thursday (March 25), and to celebrate he shared a video of him performing a couple of tracks from his recent album ‘Detroit 2’.Shot by Topshelf Junior, the video sees Sean joined by producer Hit-Boy and a backing band as he raps moving around a performance space. “Man, lucky me/ I was diagnosed with a heart disease at 19/ Could barely stand on my feet/ Doctors said they had to cut it open, put a pacemaker on it to put it back on beat/ ‘Til my mama took me to holistic doctors and they prescribed me magnesium for two weeks,” Sean raps on ‘Lucky Me’.

Big Sean and Jhene Aiko, making music is about more than just finding success. The pair made an appearance at this year's GRAMMY Awards, and spoke with ET about what they hope their music means for the world.In two days, Aiko will be celebrating the 10-year anniversary of her first mixtape, and on Sunday she was nominated in three categories including Best R&B Performance as well as Best Progressive R&B Album and Album of the Year for .«It means a lot, you know.

Jhené Aiko stopped by “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” where she shared how she learned about her Grammy nominations.

Ariana Grande surprised fans when she revealed she was engaged to her boyfriend of just one year, Dalton Gomez. Her real estate agent beau put a ring on it, and the couple couldn’t look any happier! Of course, the “Positions” singer is no stranger to high-profile relationships, so we’re looking back at her complete dating timeline, from Big Sean to her broken engagement to Pete Davidson.

out of the ICU amid his recovery from coronavirus complications, his family says in a statement to ET. «Jeremih has been transferred out of ICU. He will spend the rest of his recovery time in a regular hospital room,» the statement says.

Kanye West owes Big Sean $3 million (£2.3m).Yesterday (September 30) The Breakfast Club host suggested that Ye’s ongoing tirade against the music industry was somewhat hypocritical owing to his treatment of Big Sean, who is said to have been placed in a “very terrible contract” by West.Charlamagne said that Sean, who is signed to West’s GOOD Music label, should be “saluted”, adding: “The restraint Big Sean shows to Kanye West is remarkable.

Big Sean has opened up about struggling with his mental health prior to the release of his new album, ‘Detroit 2’.The Californian rapper’s fifth studio album arrived last Friday (September 4) and features Eminem, Anderson .Paak, Post Malone, among others.Yesterday (September 7) Sean posted a series of tweets in which he said he was “working on me and figuring things out” during the making of the record and had also experienced suicidal thoughts at that time.“I don’t feel like this currently, but I had never gone through wanting to kill myself, give up on my life until the past few years,” he said, “and I didn’t realize how important it was to embrace the ups n downs of life and enjoy (in joy) taking active steps to better it.