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Drake’s Aubrey & The Three Amigos Tour with Migos has been plagued by postponements, with the latest shows affected being scheduled stops in Miami. Drake wrote on Instagram: “I just wanted to say how sorry I am about these two Miami shows; I got so ill so fast and I had never experienced anything like that in my life. Unlike other show cancellations or date adjustments due to production issues this one fell on me and I just want to apologize because I hate letting down anyone who come to share these moments with us.” He added, “Thank you to the two doctors and nurse that helped me with round the clock care. Miami deserves 100 percent and I promise that experience when we return. Thank you god for allowing me to recover and continue on we go!” The Miami concerts were originally supposed to take place on September 21 and 22, but have now been rescheduled for November 13 and 14. Tickets for the September 21 date will be honored on November 13 and September 22 tickets are good for November 14.

Machine Gun Kelly stopped by “The Breakfast Club” on Thursday September 20th to discuss his six-year-old feud with his former idol, Eminem, In the midst of their ongoing feud. When asked if he thought Em would respond with “Killshot,” he said it should have happened sooner. “He should’ve said it six years ago,” said MGK. “Truth be told, we had handled it behind the scenes six years ago.” In 2012, Kelly said that he spoke with Eminem’s manager Paul Rosenberg and apologized for the tweet about Eminem’s daughter, Hailie, but couldn’t reach Em directly. He says Eminem never personally called him, despite what he’s been saying. “What Eminem said wasn’t true. He didn’t make a call regarding the daughter situation. That was false,” he said. MGK claims he had another diss ready, but after hearing “Killshot,” he decided not to release it. And as far as a reconciliation with Eminem goes, MGK doesn’t see it happening.  Kelly opened up about his feud with G-Eazy, who released his own MGK diss track “Bad Boy” last month.

Grammy-winning producer Pharrell has confirmed that he is collaborating on new music with rapper Kodak Black. Pharrell went on Instagram Thursday, September 20th and post a picture of himself hanging out with Black with the caption “Sniper Gang! Neptunes! @Pharrell @KodakBlack1k. Kodak also shared the same pic with his IG followers hinting at possible new music brewing. Hopefully these 2 artists will release more details on their upcoming collaboration soon.

Logic has dropped his new video for “Everbody Dies,” off of his forthcoming Young Sinatra IV effort. The clip finds the rapper returning to the windowless room from which he unleashed his “YSIV Freestyle” and is accompanied by vintage Hollywood film clips and surveillance footage. You can watch the Mike Holland-directed clip below. Meanwhile, Young Sinatra IV, the fourth installment in his Young Sinatra series, is set to arrive on September 28.

6lack has joined forces with Future to drop the music video for “East Atlanta Love Letter,” the title track from 6lack’s sophomore LP of the same name, East Atlanta Love Letter. The visual was released on Tuesday following the promotional videos for “Nonchalant” and “Switch.” Directed by Olivia Rose Garden, “East Atlanta Love Letter” serves as a homage to the familiar stomping grounds of the two Atlanta natives. 6lack is also gearing up to embark on a 34-date trek for his East Atlanta Love Letter World Tour which begins on Friday, October 5th in Johannesburg, South Africa before finishing in Atlanta on December 21st. Check out the video for “East Atlanta Love Letter” below.