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Chlöe Bailey Cops To Kendrick Lamar Crush: 'I Was Convinced I Was Going To Be With Him'

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Chlöe Bailey is loving Kendrick Lamar‘s new album, and while talking to fans about her long-running fandom of the Compton rapper, she admitted she once thought they’d end up together.

Going live on Instagram on Wednesday (November 27), the singer gushed about her love for GNX as she revealed her previous crush.

“Who has listened to Kendrick’s album?” she asked her fans. “I have had it on repeat for the past four/five days since it’s been out. And listen, I could not just hop on the Kendrick train now. I don’t know if you all know this – about eight years ago, I had a whole Kendrick phase […] and I was convinced I was going to be with him.

“I loved him when I was younger so much from Section.80; even the mixtape before that that had ‘Alien Girl’ on it. I’ve been a diehard Kendrick fan from day one. So I haven’t just hopped on the bandwagon now, but I’m happy a lot of people are hopping on the bandwagon. But I’ve been a hardcore Kendrick fan – when he was K. Dot!”

Chlöe Bailey might have even more to gush about soon, as Lefty Gunplay just claimed that Kendrick Lamar is set to drop a deluxe version of GNX soon.

Sitting down for a chat with Bootleg Kev to discuss working with Kendrick on “TV Off,” the West Coast rapper seemed to confirm that the “Not Like Us” star still has some tricks up his sleeve.

Kev asked Gunplay if he had any contributions cut from the album, to which he replied: “He has some stuff. We did two, three songs. He has some stuff in the chamber. He told me that we’re going to work again, for sure.”

He later added: “I know he’s got a deluxe version coming out. He’s very secretive.”

Gunplay also revealed that he was asked to sign an NDA (non-disclosure agreement) before working with Kendrick: “Everybody thought that I was playing — I wasn’t, though, as much as I wanted to tell everybody. I almost blew it. ‘Cause we signed NDAs and I couldn’t wait to tell everybody.

“We had to sign NDAs and they were like, ‘You’re going [in the studio] with Kendrick’ and it didn’t hit me ’til he walked in there and gave me a hug. He’s been locked in with me since April and he said that I’m the missing piece that the West Coast needed.”

GNX is exected to debut at number one on the Billboard 200 and will mark Kendrick Lamar’s fifth consecutive chart-topping album.

According to HITS Daily Double, the 12-track project is projected to earn 291,000 equivalent album units in its first week, including just over 30,000 in pure sales.

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Moby’s latest podcast to take you on a journey through rave culture

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Released today, the latest episode of acclaimed musician, producer and activist Moby’s podcast “Moby Pod” takes us on a historical journey through rave culture.

From the arrival of London club The Brain (that brought all the house and techno music that Moby loved to the clubs of New York in 1989), to the explosion of nights like The Limelight and Storm Rave in Brooklyn. From the black clothes of club culture to the bright, colourful aesthetic of rave culture. From DJs hiding behind their equipment to Moby jumping around the stage with his guitar (much to the disapproval of some on the rave scene). Moby was there through it all.

Fast forward to 1994 when Moby felt the rave scene was becoming less celebratory. “In ‘Feeling So Real’ I wanted to write a big euphoric, over the top joyful techno track,” he says. “There was a famous disco song in the early 80's called ‘You Make Me Feel Mighty Real’ and a band called Dream Frequency called ‘Feeling Surreal’ - and honestly, I was just borrowing from them!”

All of this is discussed in the podcast episode between Moby and his co-host Lindsay Hicks, as well as a multi-track breakdown of his new ‘Feeling So Real’ remix, and some classic dance moves from the original rave era including ‘bring in the plane’ and ‘big fish, little fish, cardboard box’.

Produced by Moby’s production company Little Walnut, "Moby Pod" premiered in late 2022. The podcast focuses on several topics: animal rights, climate change, creative expression, and mental health. It has featured guests as diverse as Hunter Biden (in one of his rare interviews), Dan Buettner, Peter Kalmus, Steve-O, and Joe Manganiello.

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