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Saucy Santana is certainly no stranger to speaking his mind. He frequently airs his unfiltered opinions online, and usually manages to make fans laugh in the process. His latest rant was no exception, as he expressed his frustration over his Uber Eats delivery drivers refusing to deliver his food straight to his door.
In a new clip, he asks whether or not delivery drivers are able to see the tip they're given before they drop off the order, or if they have to wait until the delivery is completed. He explains that he always tips them well, as he lives on a high floor, and wants the food brought directly to him. Unfortunately, however, this doesn't always work out for him.
"I'm a b*tch that always motherf*ckin' tip because I stay on the top floor of my motherf*ckin' house," he begins. "I never order food without motherf*ckin' tipping cuz I know it be a lot. So when I've got to come downstairs to get my motherf*ckin' food, b*tch? I'm real motherf*ckin' mad, h*e." Saucy Santana continued, claiming that moving forward, he won't be tipping the drivers at all. According to him, there's no sense in tipping when he never gets his way regardless.
Several social media users can empathize with the "Material Girl" performer and are leaving their own unfortunate experiences in the comments section. Some have also offered him the suggestion of tipping cash at the door, and warning the delivery driver ahead of time so the food is brought directly to him. What do you think of Saucy Santana's recent rant about Uber Eats? Do you agree that if he's tipping well, the food should be brought directly to his door? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates.
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Lupe Fiasco has announced his new album Samurai and shared the first single from the project.
On Friday (May 17), the Chicago rapper revealed his ninth studio album will be released on June 28. Samurai will include eight tracks and is produced entirely by longtime collaborator Soundtrakk.
The producer is best known for being behind some of Lupe’s biggest tracks, including “Kick, Push,” “Superstar” and “Hip Hop Saved My Life.”
To go with the announcement, Lupe Fiasco dropped the title track “Samurai” alongside a music video, which finds Lupe rapping around his hometown.
“I sometimes get tagged by my fans as not doing personal records,” he said, per Season of Mist. “But I always tell people there’s me in there if you listen closely enough. This album is one of my more personal records to date.
“It’s not a full biography, but my personal experiences are tied up in all of my music. A lot of the records are me. Some are from the POV of a character. and some are me. The album weaves things from my life as an artist, touching on things other artists go through.”
Lupe Fiasco also spoke about making Samurai with Soundtrakk and his manager Charles “Chilly” Patton, who was released from prison last year after spending 16 years behind bars, while explaining the meaning behind the title.
“It felt great to be back in the studio again as a family,” he said. “The word ‘samurai’ means to serve. My relationship to that word has always meant that you need to be at the service of other people, either in the overall community, or in this instance, the rap community at large that I’ve been a part of for years.
“You have some duty, some purpose to serve. The title alone is very important to me. Before rap even, martial arts was my whole life, and it still plays a huge role in my life. The album is me, but also inspired by a quote I heard from one of my favorite artists.”
He added: “The overall themes of the album speak to the constant fight and the battle one goes through being in the entertainment industry. Some of the things we need to defend.”
Samurai serves as the follow-up to 2022’s Drill Music in Zion, which was also produced Soundtrakk along with Lupe himself.
Check out the tracklist below.
1. Samurai
2. Mumble Rap
3. Cake
4. Palaces
5. Headbanger
6. Big Foot
7. Outside
8. Til Eternity
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