Ariana Grande is about to make major waves in music. With her hip-hop influenced album, My Everything giving 12 tracks featuring almost everyone from Big Sean, A$AP Ferg, and Nicki Minaj, Grande recounts her excitement when learning of the collab with the latter for “Bang Bang” to REVOLT just in time for the 2014 MTV VMAs.. where she’ll be performing. Check it out after the jump.
(Video) Wiz Khalifa Performs “Staying Out All Night” On REVOLT
Wiz Khalifa has the honor of being the first performer on REVOLT LIVE. With that being said, it’s no question that he’d choose to debut his upcoming track, “Staying Out All Night” from Blacc Hollywood on the show. Check it out after the jump.
(Video) B.o.B Discusses ‘New Black,’ His Tribute To Ferguson On REVOLT
Another celebrity makes a note of publicly addressing the atrocities occurring in Ferguson, Missouri following the deaths of TWO unarmed men. Speaking with REVOLT, B.o.B. — who has just released the track “New Black” — chimes in on the issue. “I just wanted to be a voice and speak my piece on everything that’s going on and [making something] therapeutic for everybody, because it’s a lot of energy that’s being released, there’s a lot of emotions there,” the ATL rapper said to REVOLT. “And I feel like we all just need to be hand-in-hand at this time.” Check it out after the jump.
(Video) Wiz Khalifa Tell REVOLT That ‘Blacc Hollywood’ Will Be Considered A Classic
Wiz Khalifa’s been on a roll lately. From his Under The Influence (of Music) Tour with DJ Drama to the the success of “We Dem Boyz” and it’s remix to the release of Blacc Hollywood, Wiz is making major moves all while keeping a straight face. While talking to REVOLT, Wiz spoke on a range of thoughts from his album and how he feels about it. He also explains the reason behind the switch up for his “We Dem Boyz.” Check it out after the jump.
Talib Kweli Recounts His Trip To Ferguson Via REVOLT
Brooklyn-bred emcee Talib Kweli joined the rising number of protesters in Ferguson, Missouri. Just like the others standing united, he was verbally attacked and threatened by police, to say the least. According to REVOLT, marching alongside was activist and noted journalist Rosa Clemente, poet Jessica Care Moore, and members of the Fellowship of Reconciliation and Dream Defenders. Details on their experiences after the jump.
Hands Up! REVOLT Gives A History Of Unarmed Police Shooting Victims
It’s no secret that the killing of unarmed people at the hands of police happens much too often. To shed light on this epidemic, REVOLT has decided to give a brief history of many unjust tragedies that led to loss of life… at the hands of police. Check it out after the jump.
