Vic Mensa Latest Celebrity News & Gossip

New Music Friday! It's every audiophile's favorite day of the week, and some of our favorite artists from all different genres have blessed us with new tunes.Cardi B returned with her first single since «WAP,» Dan + Shay shared a heartwarming new song, and Steve Aoki recruited talent around the globe for a track on his recently launched Latin label.Plus, H.E.R. shared her newly Golden Globe-nominated song, «Fight for You,» from, and Vic Mensa reunited with Chance the Rapper on a powerful new

Alicia Keys, Summer Walker, Ty Dolla $ign, Mary J. Blige and more have called on the incoming Joe Biden administration to launch a commission to address racial injustice in America within their first 100 days of taking office.17 artists, also including Vic Mensa, Quavo, Offset, A$AP Ferg and 070 Shake appear in a new video, titled ’17 Ways Black People Are Killed in America’.

Vic Mensa has spoken out after the premises of his non-profit foundation SaveMoneySaveLife was burgled on New Year’s Eve.The rapper launched the organisation back in 2018, which aims to “use art and entertainment to foster sustainable change” with a keen focus on Mensa’s home city of Chicago.Mensa posted about the burglary on his Instagram account yesterday (January 11), explaining that SaveMoneySaveLife’s “entire donation inventory was robbed” on December 31.“Sadly, we were set up and someone

election, celebrities from Kerry Washington to Billie Jean King and Danai Gurira are urging Americans to vote. Here are some of the free, nonpartisan efforts:— Stars like Demi Lovato, Justin Bieber, Amy Schumer, Chelsea Handler, Mark Ruffalo, Dua Lipa, Vic Mensa, Uzo Aduba, Mandy Moore, Russell Westbrook, Jack Black and Common are backing a virtual rally on Saturday called “Vote With Us.” The three-hour event will stream at 3 p.m.

Justin Bieber, Demi Lovato, Vic Mensa and more will take part in a virtual Vote With Us rally in the build-up to the US presidential election next month.The rally will include a three-hour event on Vote Early Day (October 24), and is specifically seeking to encourage voter participation among young people.The event will also include appearances from Common, Mark Ruffalo, and and the cast of the award-winning documentary Us Kids, featuring Parkland school shooting survivors and ‘March For Our

Vic Mensa has released a surprise new mixtape, entitled ‘V Tape’.The seven-track project features guest appearances from BJ The Chicago Kid, Eryn Allen Kane, Peter CottonTale, SAINt JHN and more.Mensa debuted the new project with a music video for the track ‘MACHIAVELLI’ featuring Eryn Allen Kane, set in Chicago’s South Side.

Vic Mensa has shared his first new music of 2020, with single ‘No More Teardrops’ featuring Malik Yusef and Wyatt Waddell. Listen to it below.Mensa first teased the song during his three-song virtual Lollapalooza performance earlier this month.

Though this year's Lollapalooza in Chicago will not happen due to COVID-19, Lolla2020 will take place on the original dates for the in-person event on July 30-Aug. 2 with a mix of classic performances and new sets from Alison Wonderland, H.E.R. and Vic Mensa, among others. The free, four-night broadcast will air exclusively on YouTub

Aloe Blacc and Vic Mensa are among the host of artists that have both contributed to a new benefit album, ‘Defund the Sheriff’.It was birthed as a part of a campaign to shift funding from police and incarceration in Los Angeles County toward other public services following the recent Black Lives Matter demonstration sparked by the death of George Floyd.Created in collaboration with and produced by JusticeLA, Schools Not Prisons, Question Culture, and Reform LA Jails, the record is part of a

Vic Mensa, Lauren Jauregui, Aloe Blacc and more lent their voices to Defund The Sheriff (The Album), a musical compilation tied to the campaign to defund the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and allocate those funds to other local resources.JusticeLA, #SchoolsNotPrisons, Question Culture and Reform LA Jails produced Defund The Sheriff, which criminal justice speaker and musician Mike de la Rocha and formerly incarcerated Question Culture CEO Richie Reseda executive produced.

Tinashe – listen to ‘Play Fight’ below.The track previews THEY’s upcoming new project, ‘The Amanda Tape’.THEY have previously collaborated with the likes of Wiz Khalifa, Ty Dolla $ign, Vic Mensa and Jessie Reyez on their 2018 debut EP ‘Fireside’, and ‘The Amanda Tape’ is due out soon.Listen to ‘Play Fight’ below, which follows recent track ‘Count Me In’ in previewing the new release.Tinashe released her most recent music on new album ‘Songs For You’, which came out in November of 2019.Reviewing

Chicago rapper Juice WRLD passed away earlier this month at just 21 years old, and while the exact circumstances of his death are still being determined, his family’s statement about the rapper’s struggle with prescription drug abuse has once again sparked a conversation about drugs and rap music. Juice’s fellow Windy City native Vic Mensa weighed in during a recent TMZ interview, saying hip-hop is responsible for glorifying drug use.