Yiig announces a new short film titled “District Girl”, a series about a good woman making poor choices. Yiig was inspired to create this short film to expose to the consciousness of today’s society a profound shift affected by substance addiction and lack of care.

The short film tells a story of young individual woman, who seems to have some problems going on and is therefore easily affected by today’s society and drugs. She is well dressed and lives in a modern, great-looking home. As she isn’t truly happy with herself, she starts to look for ways to become a more interesting person. By taking the path of drugs she slowly is ruining her life and creating more problems. This short film exposes what is happening in the real world behind closed doors. It talks about the issues that many don’t want to shine light upon. Yiig decided to bring awareness with his song ‘District Girl’, and create a visual short film to compliment the entire creative aspect.

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It’s the Crown Prince of the Ville after giving you the highs and lows of hood life in the Ville (Louisville, KY) with “Days of our lives”, then taking you back down memory lane with “Average”.

Now, Philly Blocks returns with another batch of bars packed with self affirmation about what makes him not only a 502 street boss, but also a lyrical boss of “Team 563”, so press play and channel that inner boss inside of you with the visual to CEO from the Mr. 17th project on the way.

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Chicago rapper Juice WRLD drops another song and it features Trippie Redd. Listen to “Tell Me U Luv Me” below.

Juice WRLD died at the age of 21 on December 8, as the result of an accidental overdose. Following the news of his death, numerous artists and collaborators paid tribute to the rapper on social media, including Drake, Chance the Rapper, Lil Uzi Vert, and countless others.

Last month, Juice WRLD’s first posthumous solo single “Righteous” was released. Prior to the arrival of “Righteous,” G Herbo released “PTSD,” which features Juice WRLD, Chance the Rapper, and Lil Uzi Vert.