![]() ![]() "We’ve gotta fit 28 years into two f-ing hours!" Dave Grohl explained early in the Foo Fighters ' set. ![]() Though she’s revered as an almost otherworldly figure and was an angelic vision in white, Del Rey doesn’t act untouchable in 2023 - in fact, she literally came down and touched some of those fans who waited all day for her. , and a loving cover of Tammy Wynette ’s 1968 country hit "Stand By Your Man." Her set spanned her classics, like "Video Games" from 2012’s Born To Die, current hits, such as the title track from this year’s album Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd. This time, Del Rey’s set included a projection that said "God Bless You San Francisco" and a giant swing woven with flowers that flung her into the air while she sang. A new generation has since discovered the singer’s outsize character and vibe, and as the gates opened on Saturday, giddy groups of teenage girls rushed to park themselves at the edge of that very same stage to catch Del Rey’s big return to Golden Gate Park. Kendrick Lamar Brings The Friday Night Lightįlower crowns were all the rage when Lana Del Rey made her Outside Lands debut in 2016 at Twin Peaks, the festival’s second largest stage. The most overtly queer-friendly edition of Outside Lands was something beautiful to continue and build on in the future. A highlight was Reparations, an all-Black drag show hosted by the incomparable Nicki Jizz, San Francisco’s serial Drag Queen of the Year (according to local publication 48 Hills) who wore a large penis hat that she claimed was true to her actual size. This year’s Outside Lands also saw the debut of the LGBTQIA+-centric Dolores’ stage, which was powered all weekend by local party crews such as Hard French, Fake and Gay and Oasis. Her almost Rockettes-level line choreography with her dancers has leveled up as well. Monáe’s natural charisma has only gotten sharper over time, and her dance moves are more infused with the quick steps of the Godfather of Soul James Brown and Prince. To be Black, to be queer, to be nonbinary, to evolve and to have family like you is a blessing." Monáe has since come out as nonbinary and greatly expanded her fanbase at Outside Lands, she dedicated her performance to "my community, the LGBTQIA+ community," saying, "I love you so much. Unearthing 'Diamonds': Lil Peep Collaborator ILoveMakonnen Shares The Story Behind Their Long-Awaited AlbumĪ post shared by Lessie Vonner a towering stack of Jamaican sound system-styled speakers, giant beach balls, a towel-waisted band and swimsuited dancers, Janelle Monáe brought the sexy "Black Sugar Beach" and "Lipstick Lover" vibes of her new album The Age of Pleasure to the Lands End main stage, which she last graced in 2018. Megan Thee Stallion has continued to flourish in the media, hosting "Saturday Night Live" and venturing into acting roles including Disney+ series "She-Hulk Attorney at Law." Megan announced a break from music in early 2023 to focus on her mental health amid the public trial against Tory Lanez. This is Megan’s first feature since her sophomore album, Traumazine, which was released in 2022. She recently told Vogue Mexico x LatinAmerica, "I’m not going to release any more collaborations, I’m going to put out my next solo single.” It’s uncertain if "Bongos" will appear on Cardi B’s sophomore album. Recent collaborations including "Point Me 2" with FendiDa Rappa, "Put it On the Floor" with Latto and "Jealousy" with Offset have reached topped charts and there’s speculation for a new album soon. ![]() During an interview with DJ Whoo Kid, Cardi B speaks on the song themes and the difference between WAP, saying "We are talking a little, you know, about some p-y, but not like ‘WAP’ type of stuff,” she said.Ĭardi B has consistently been on the charts since her 2018 debut LP, Invasion of Privacy which won Best Rap Album at the 2019 GRAMMYs. "Bongos" marks the second collaboration since the duo's groundbreaking "WAP" single, which was performed at the 2021 GRAMMY awards and made history for its debut as the first female rap collaboration to top Billboard’s Hot 100 chart.įans who were expecting a "WAP sequel" won't be disappointed. The single’s cover art was teased a week prior on social media, showcasing Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion holding lollipops with bright matching swimsuits and pastel-colored curls.
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