Breezy season is approaching.

On the first day of the new year, Chris Brown has announced the first single from his long-awaited 10th solo album Breezy. “Iffy” drops Friday, Jan. 14, along with the video, for which he shared a cinematic trailer.

“BREEZY SEASON COMING! 2022 NEW ERA UNLOCKED,” Chris told his followers.

He also revealed that Breezy will feature 16 tracks, like his 2005 self-titled debut.

“THIS GONNA BE MY 10th album,” he wrote. “The amount of songs on this one will be the same amount of songs as my first album. KEEP IT CLASSIC… Chris Brown to BREEZY!”

Breezy, the follow-up to 2019’s Indigo, was announced back in July 2020. In May 2020, he and Young Thug released their collaborative mixtape Slime & B, which produced the hit single “Go Crazy.”

2022 is shaping up to be a big year for Breezy, who is reportedly expecting a baby with model Diamond Brown. This would the third child for the singer, who also has 2-year-old son, Aeko, and 7-year-old daughter, Royalty.

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It’s a wrap on 2021.

On the first day of the new year, Skillz continues the tradition by dropping his 20th and final “Rap Up.” For one last time, the Virginia rapper reflects on the biggest events of the past 12 months in pop culture, music, politics, and more—from Joe Biden’s inauguration to Gorilla Glue Girl to Bobby Shmurda’s homecoming.

Over JAY-Z’s “Encore” instrumental, Skillz raps about other headline-making events including Lil Nas X’s big year (“And I’m gon’ predict this play / Y’all really gon’ be made when you find out he was never gay”), Saweetie and Quavo’s breakup, and DaBaby’s homophobic controversy. In addition to paying tribute to the late DMX and Biz Markie, he addresses Drake and Kanye West’s reconciliation, the Astroworld tragedy, and A$AP Rocky and Rihanna’s relationship.

This marks the end of an era for Skillz, who announced that this will be his last “Rap Up.” “I made a tradition with my pen, but all good things gotta come to an end,” raps Skillz, who also soundtracked JAY-Z’s Hall of Fame video montage.

For one last time, listen to Skillz run it up.

While Skillz may be retiring, Uncle Murda plans to keep the tradition going. He also released his own “Rap Up 2021.”

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