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As social media has proved many times in the past, Yung Miami and DJ Akademiks don't like each other very much. However, it seems like they might finally bury the hatchet... Or at least, they're open to the possibility. "Let’s do Caresha please season 2 @Akademiks," the former City Girl tweeted recently. "I would love a sit down from my POV. Everyone POV is very important!!" "I’m down," the media personality responded, and you can see many of their fans warn against the meet-up in the replies to their posts below. However, we won't be the ones to rally against a reconciliation if it all goes down in good faith.
After all, they know all the attention that they bring each other doesn't have to be mutually exclusive as far as its benefits. Most recently in their saga, DJ Akademiks blasted Yung Miami for her current beef with another former Everyday Struggle cohost and hip-hop media leader. Caresha made fun of Joe Budden's gold plaque for "Pump It Up" over twenty years after its release. We wonder whether the Slaughterhouse MC would also be down for an interview with her to settle their differences.
Elsewhere, Yung Miami's last words for DJ Akademiks came in the form of some scathing bars against him on her "50/50 Freestyle." "N***a d**k small, probably why his ball so pissy," she raps on the cut. "Meat puller on your knees, how you standing on the business? / Akademiks, you a b***h, why you speaking on women? / Yeah, leave him alone / Mr. Pocket P***y, what you beating on? / You see this face? I ain't one of them b***hes you can hang up on."
Meanwhile, DJ Akademiks' also recently clowned Yung Miami for her alleged involvement in the Diddy scandal and about how she got herself into a bad situation. As you can see, there's a lot of history that these two could hold grudges over. But it seems like an honest conversation and a big engagement farm might tip the scales towards peace. We'll see if this actually manifests, and what the nature of their interview would even look like... If it does go down, that is.
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K-pop group KARD have announced their new 2024 ‘Where To Now?’ Europe tour, featuring concerts in Paris, Madrid, Birmingham and more
Earlier today (September 10), KARD and tour organiser Studio PAV unveiled the full list of dates for the quartet’s 2024 ‘Where To Now?’ Europe tour. Taking place between November 24 to December 11, the group will be performing in eight cities.
KARD’s 2024 ‘Where To Now?’ tour of Europe will kick-off on November 24 with a concert in Amsterdam, Netherlands. In the same month, the group will also play shows in Birmingham and Napoli through the last week of the month.
In December, KARD will bring their tour to the cities of Budapest, Warsaw, Lisbon and Madrid, before wrapping things up in Paris. Ticketing and venue details for KARD’s 2024 ‘Where To Now?’ Europe tour have yet to be announced. Keep tabs on this page for the latest updates.
NOVEMBER 2024
24: Amsterdam, Netherlands, Melkweg Max
26: Birmingham, England, O2 Academy 1
28: Napoli, Italy, Duel
DECEMBER 2024
01: Budapest, Hungary, Barba Negra
03: Warsaw, Poland, Progresja
06: Lisbon, Portugal, Lisboa Ao Vivo-Sala 2
08: Madrid, Spain, Sala But
11: Paris, France, Cabaret Sauvage
The Europe tour is set to begin nearly two months after KARD are scheduled to wrap up their 2024 ‘New Era’ tour in North America, which will take place this October.
KARD’s tour announcement comes a month after they made a comeback with their seventh mini-album ‘Where to Now? (Pt. 1: Yellow Light)’, led by the single ‘Tell My Momma’ in August. The record came over a year after last release ‘Icky’ in May 2023.
Meanwhile, KARD leader and rapper BM released his solo EP ‘Element’ earlier this May, following a string of digital singles. It was led by the single ‘Nectar’, which featured fellow Korean-American star Jay Park.
In other K-pop touring news, The Rose frontman Woosung has announced his 2024 ‘B4 We Die’ world tour. Kicking off this October, the singer is set to perform in cities across Asia, Oceania, Europe and North America.
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