Hip-Hop/R&B

Kodak Black is fresh out of prison and is already releasing more new music. He gave a guest verse to Kyle on his remix to “iSpy.”

“I could spot you from a hundred miles away/I could see you through my Jim Maui shades/ When I pull up I’m in dark Audio 8/Leave your man cause he aint nothin like me darling,” Kodak raps.

Kyle even changed a few of his lines for the remix, giving Kodak a shout-out and commenting on the song’s success.

“I got tunnel vision and these n**as out of focus.”

“This went hella platinum, n**a it was just a throwaway.”

“They freed Lil Kodak, the kids back let’s throw somethin’.”

Check out the Kodak-assisted remix below.

Khalid’s “Young Dumb & Broke” got a new remix yesterday (June 7) and it features Lil Yachty and Rae Sremmurd.

The remix follows a stream of successful collaborations for Khalid. The artist recently appeared on Calvin Harris’s single “Rollin,” which also features Future, and his previous single, “Location,” was remixed by Lil Wayne and Kehlani. Khalid also recently teamed up with Logic and Alessia Cara on “1-800-273-8255.”

Hear the “Young Dumb & Broke” remix below.

Spider-Man: Homecoming finally got the DJ Khaled treatment last night when a teaser for the movie featuring the artist aired during the NBA finals.

The promo clip begins with Khaled waiting in line at a convenience store when Tom Holland’s Spider-Man character bumps into him. “You’re DJ Khaled,” the surprised web-slinger begins, and Khaled accordingly responds “You’re Spider-Man! What’re you doing here?”

Spider-man tells Khaled that he is on his way to an NBA Finals watch party, which Khaled knows is hosted by Tony Stark (Iron Man) – because he is going there too.

Right after, when two women standing by the counter ask for a picture, Khaled is surprised to see that they want him to take the picture of them with Spidey, instead of the other way around. Khaled gets to show off his photography skills, using his signature catchphrase, “another one”, every time he took another picture.

Khaled’s next album, Grateful, is set for release later this month and promises a slew of exemplary features. The album’s second single – “I’m the One” featuring Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chace The Rapper, and Lil Wayne – has already gone platinum. The third single, “To the Max,” with Drake, was released Monday morning, and Khaled has since teased more collaborations with Rihanna, Bryson Tiller, Nas, and Travis Scott. Both Jay-Z and Beyoncé should also be on the album, as they performed on the first single, “Shining”.

Check out the Spider-Man: Homecoming NBA Finals spot below:

Kyle recently sat down for an interview with MTV, being their Push: Artist to Watch for the month of June, to talk about his stylistic changes as a rapper and to perform his hit song “iSpy.”

“When I first started rapping, I just rapped about what I was taught to rap about. You know, guns, packs, big booties… things like that,” Kyle told MTV. “I was making this one song, and what I had just written was so unbelievably not me that I rapped it and laughed.”

Kyle told MTV that he realized that the traditional rapper mold didn’t fit him, and instead decided to embrace his own “goofy” side.

“I dropped my rapper voice — the voice that’s not really mine — and I heard this voice come out that was just real in that moment,” he said. “I heard it when I played it back, and I was like, that part right there is tight. I was like, I need to do everything with this type of energy from now on… it’s the type of energy I gotta put in all my songs because I feel like it was the way I would just come across authentic.”

The rapper then went on to perform his song “iSpy”, even rapping over Lil Yachty’s verse and occasionally pausing to Milly Rock. Watch the performance below and see MTV’s full profile on Kyle here.