FRIENDS OF TAKEOFF'S ALLEGED KILLER THINKS HE IS BEING SET UP: According to a report published by The Daily Beast, friends of the man who allegedly killed TakeOff believe that he is being set up. Friends of Patrick Xavier Clark were shocked to hear that the promoter was arrested and charged with the murder of the Migos rapper. Houston rapper Jmali claimed Clark was well-known and beloved in his city and also ran a popular strip club called The Flame HTX. Jmali also said Clark never came across as a violent person and if he was involved with the shooting that night it had to be an accident. Another one of his friends said, “I know him. He’s not like that. I honestly feel like they got the wrong guy. He doesn’t get mad or hostile. He’s very nice and thoughtful. I feel he is being framed.” Clark, known in Houston as DJ Pat, was arrested for murder on December 1st and is being held on a $2 million bond. Meanwhile, it is also being reported that Clark has asked a judge for $5,000 to hire a private investigator. Clark argued that he needs to hire someone to “properly investigate” and effectively prepare for the trial.
CARDI B SAYS ANXIETY IS PREVENTING HER FROM RELEASING NEW MUSIC: During a recent Instagram Live, Cardi B revealed that anxiety is holding her back from releasing her new album. She explained, “I’ve been having a lot of anxiety, because I know right after I drop my album, I have to go out on tour and I have bad separation anxiety from my kids.” She continued, “When it comes to music and everything, I just be feeling like I don’t be liking anything. I feel like I got so many songs and I don’t like anything. I feel like nothing is good enough… And I got so much money saved up I just be like, ‘Yeah, whatever the f*ck.'” Cardi added that music has become “like a job” now. She explained, “Making music to me has become like a job that gives me anxiety because everybody just critiques everything that I do,” She added, “It just like, sometimes you don’t want to do something that gives you that much anxiety, so I just be freezing myself, but I have to let that go. I have to release more music — I have to go out there.”
FUTURE ANNOUNCES 2023 'ONE BIG PARTY' TOUR: Future has announced his 2023 One Big Party tour. He tweeted, “ShowTime. I’m ready to bring ONE BIG PARTY too your city! PLUTO.” The tour will begin on January 7th at the Toyota Center in Houston. He will also make stops in Charlotte, Atlanta, Chicago, Washington, D.C. before wrapping in Boston on January 27th.
