Quavo and Offset have had their issues in the past, but with tonight's news, the former is looking to show some love.

Offset is in the headlines tonight as it was reported by TMZ that the artist was shot at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. This incident occurred in Hollywood, Florida, and at this time, there are still a lot of details that are unknown. However, a report from DJ Akademiks suggests that Lil Tjay was also shot.

Quavo and Offset have had their issues in the past, but with tonight's news, the former is looking to show some love.

Offset is in the headlines tonight as it was reported by TMZ that the artist was shot at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. This incident occurred in Hollywood, Florida, and at this time, there are still a lot of details that are unknown. However, a report from DJ Akademiks suggests that Lil Tjay was also shot.

Despite the update from DJ Akademiks, Drake has yet to confirm an official release date for ICEMAN.
He's been promoting the project since last year, when he shared three singles before quieting down for several months. Those tracks started in July 2025 with "What Did I Miss?," followed by "Which One" featuring Central Cee, and "Dog House" featuring Yeat and Julia Wolf. Earlier this month, he seemingly hinted at the project nearing release by adorning his seats at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto with icicles.

The imminent arrival of ICEMAN comes amid a lengthy drought for the hip-hop genre on Billboard's Hot 100 chart. As of April, it's officially been nine months since a rap song reached the top 10.

The Game recently weighed in on how Drake's absence has been bad for hip-hop in a post on social media. "The Kendrick Drake beef killed commercial rap music," he wrote. "It turned hip hop into an engagement art form, not a chart performing one. Everyone showed up, debated, replayed, picked sides, ran the numbers up. Meanwhile, the Billboard Hot 100 kept moving. The beef fed the masses and killed the charts. So I see why labels are cutting back. Black folks would rather tear down artists from both sides when collaboration is what drives expansion."

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