Doe Boy: The new 'Ain't Bout Nun' is all types of workout goals
Sometimes you just need a spark to your work week, right? Turns out Detroit rapper Doe Boy has you covered during all seasons but with the temps dropping, why not get your fall burning hot courtesy of the new ‘Ain’t Bout Nun’ anthem? Say less.
Sometimes you just need a spark to your work week, right? Turns out Detroit rapper Doe Boy has you covered during all seasons but with the temps dropping, why not get your fall burning hot courtesy of the new ‘Ain’t Bout Nun’ anthem? Say less.
Doe Boy’s new ‘AIn’t Bout Nun’ single goes hard
From the stellar Tay Keith production to the signature ‘Oh Really’ and bars you’ve become accustomed to with Doe Boy, the new tune is audio flames.
Continuing a prolific hot streak this year, critically acclaimed Cleveland hip-hop phenomenon Doe Boy returns with an incendiary new single entitled “AIN’T BOUT NUN” out today via Freebandz/Epic Records.
GRAMMY® Award-nominated powerhouse producer Tay Keith [Drake, Travis Scott] cooked up the track, layering cinematic strings over an 808 smack. Doe Boy tears into the beat with force and fire, culminating on a chantable chorus laced with a warning, “My ice on, you ain’t gonna touch it, ain’t bout nun.” Meanwhile, he asks, “Who talking about something? Ain’t bout nun.”
It arrives on the heels of his recent single, “Smack Sh*t” (with Skilla Baby). The latter continues to gain traction with north of 654.5k Spotify streams, while the music video has tallied over 462k views alone. It also reeled-in critical acclaim from tastemakers such as HipHopDX and ATTACK THE CULTURE who christened it “a big anthem.” Meanwhile, VIBE hailed, “Someone can try them if they want to, but it likely wouldn’t end well. This is the anthem for their menacing activities.”
It continues a prolific season for Doe Boy. His 2023 album, BEEZY, has generated over 10 million total streams powered up by the likes of “KARDASHIANS” (feat. Lil Yachty & Luh Tyler), which has gathered over 1.1 million Spotify streams. XXL plugged it, while REVOLT noted, “Doe Boy blessed the masses with his latest project, BEEZY.” HotNewHipHop promised, “fans can enjoy the impressive tracks the album has to offer.”
Giving back to the community, Doe Boy participated in Cleveland’s Back to School Drive at the Cleveland Browns Stadium in September. The drive was hosted by the Myles Garrett Foundation, Klutch Sports, the Cleveland Browns, and the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Last year, Doe Boy continued his rapid rise with the CATCH ME IF YOU CAN EP. It tallied over 10 million streams and earned critical plugs from the likes of Complex and RapRadar who noted, “Doe Boy is hard to kill.” Rap Radar added, “Freebandz artist Doe Boy’s name rings off on his brand new album, Beezy.”
Giveon's finally coming through with Give Or Take on deck
It’s deeper than rap on Attack The Culture so of course we’re all about celebrating the culture - especially when it comes to the R&B world with Giveon on the steady music-making grind. After mounted anticipation, the much-needed Give Or Take debut album is locked in to drop in the coming weeks.
It’s deeper than rap on Attack The Culture so of course we’re all about celebrating the culture - especially when it comes to the R&B world with Giveon on the steady music-making grind. After mounted anticipation, the much-needed Give Or Take debut album is locked in to drop in the coming weeks.
Giveon’s Give Or Take album drops June 24
It’s not tomorrow or even next Friday but for the amount of expectation and anticipation the world has for the new album, it’s only right the popular crooner delivers a fire-looking album trailer.
Gearing up for the R&B event of the year, GRAMMY-nominated multi-platinum R&B star GIVĒON will unveil his anxiously awaited full-length debut album, Give Or Take, on June 24, 2022 via Not So Fast/Epic Records.
Setting the stage for the record, the Long Beach singer just shared a cinematic and stylish trailer for the album. In the clip, he sits in a condo engrossed in conversation with his mom as he scans the Los Angeles cityscape below him and sets the stage for what fans can expect on this project. Scenes of live footage and memories intercut with these pensive moments, conveying tension and emotion all at once.
Giveon’s not slowing down anytime soon
Over the past few months, the California native has remained super busy and on his A-game. In less than a year he’s sparked millions of streams for hard-hitting tunes and even pulled through at the Grammy Awards.
He recently heralded Give Or Take with the ballad “Lie Again.” It has already amassed over 8.9 million Spotify streams and 4.4 million YouTube views on the music video. Right out of the gate, Rolling Stone hailed it as “beautifully painful,” and Complex proclaimed, “He shows his strength in vocals as he asks his partner to lie to him about past indiscretions.”
Last September, GIVĒON shared “For Tonight,” the lead single off his forthcoming debut LP which is now RIAA certified Gold. The song was praised by outlets such as Complex and Rolling Stone on its way to amassing more than 175 million streams worldwide. Earlier this month, GIVĒON released a live version of “For Tonight” as part of the VEVO LIFT performance series. That followed his appearance at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards where GIVĒON joined Justin Bieber and Daniel Caesar for a smooth, jam session-style performance of their chart-topping hit “Peaches.”
GIVĒON also kicked off his European tour titled “FROM THE FIVE SIX TWO” with two outstanding performances this past Tuesday and Wednesday evening in Amsterdam at Paradiso. The tour continues in Berlin, Germany on Friday June 3rdand tickets are available at www.giveonofficial.com. With “For Tonight” and “Lie Again” GIVĒON offers another tantalizing taste of those shows and his debut album, further cementing his status as one of modern R&B’s great storytellers.
Some more tidbits
If you’re hoping to catch him pulling out of your local Ralph’s or even in a recording studio near you, it’s unlikely. He’s currently blessing the world - literally - with his talent overseas.
FROM THE FIVE SIX TWO tour dates:
Wednesday, June 1 — Amsterdam, Netherlands — Paradiso
Friday, June 3 — Berlin, Germany — Kesselhaus
Sunday, June 5 — Paris, France — Elysee-Montmartre
Monday, June 6 — Paris, France — Elysee Montmarte
Wednesday, June 8 — Cologne, Germany — Kantine
Friday, June 10 — Barcelona, Spain — Primavera Sound
And in case you’re really, really, really not too familiar with how much Giveon has done in his career, kick back and get the full rundown.
GIVĒON has made himself one of music’s brightest stars by bringing vivid color, depth, and soul to songs that capture the intensity of life’s twists and turns. After coming to fame via Drake’s “Chicago Freestyle,” the CA native became a force in his own right. GIVĒON had a whirlwind 2020 after releasing his Platinum-certified “Like I Want You” (225 million cross-platform streams in the US). He kept the momentum with “Heartbreak Anniversary,” a gauzy ballad that peaked at #16 on the Billboard Hot 100, garnered over 951 million worldwide streams, and earned 2X Platinum status.
In March 2020, GIVĒON’s debut EP, Take Time, confirmed his evocative songwriting prowess and would be nominated for Best R&B Album at the 2021 Grammys. His fall When It’s All Said and Done EP further explored the peaks and valleys of love and, when re-packaged with its predecessor in 2021, hit #5 on the Billboard 200. After being nominated for a 2020 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding New Artist, he won BET’s 2021 Best New Artist, and his audience is growing—to the tune of over 1.7 billion streams globally. He even hit #1 on the Hot 100 in March on Justin Bieber’s “Peaches.” That hit helped him win the award for Best Pop Song at the 2021 MTV VMA‘s where he was nominated for seven awards including Best New Artist, Best R&B and Best Pop Song.
Drake then invited GIVĒON back into his world, this time for a sizzling verse on Certified Lover Boy’s “In the Bible” with Lil Durk—one of a guaranteed run of thrilling collabs to come. And at his festival debut, Lollapalooza 2021, he found a sea of voices who knew his lyrics. But success has never really been a goal— GIVĒON just wants to bear his soul.