Ciara New Single Better Thangs

She told us to 'Level Up' in 2018 and now R&B singer Ciara is bringing us back to the 90's with her new music video for her single 'Better Thangs' featuring Summer Walker.

Ciara's most recent popular single Level Up released on her seventh studio album 'Beauty Marks' through her independent label, Beauty Marks Entertainment. The album Beauty Marks charted at number 87 on US Billboard 200 which serves to date as Ciara's lowest ranking.

Is Ciara back with something else to prove?

"Lately, I been livin' my life, I don't pay the hate no mind. Doin' better things with my time, yeah..." - Ciara First Verse in Better Thangs

Since 2016, Ciara has been enjoying her married life to NFL quarterback Russell Wilson. Forgetting about all the drama that once came along with past relationship of rapper Future. Within the new song she mentions it's, "only winners on her team," Ciara has found better thangs in life overlooking what anyone else within the press has to say.

Ciara's new music video is inspired by the movie B.A.P.S (Black African Princesses). It is a film that features actress Halle Berry and the late Natalie Desselle, who passed away in 2020.

The music video features choreographer and appearances by the NaeNae Twins who are both currently pregnant and expecting the arrival of their baby boy's over the next few weeks. Check out their behind-the-scenes footage.

Here's a look at Better Thangs by Ciara featuring Summer Walker.

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Fans Survive 'Bad Girl' Drought

One of music's hottest entertainers return!

It's been six years since her last album release 'Anti' in 2016. The Barbadian R&B singer has successful launched both a cosmetic line 'Fenty Beauty' and a lingerie clothing line called 'Savage x Fenty.'

Rihanna post on social media a picture of her holding an NFL football captioned with just a period.

Fans began to speculate and the rumors have been confirmed that the "bad girl" herself will headline the half-time show at 2023 NFL Super Bowl LVII.

The 57th Super Bowl will take place February 12, 2023 in Glendale, Arizona at the State Farm Stadium. For many years the halftime show has partnered with Pepsi however this upcoming year will be the first time having Apple Music as partners.

Many fans including celebrities such as rapper Dr. Dre who stated in a recent interview with Apple Music 1, "I can't wait to see what she's going to do."

There has been speculation prior that after having her child by A$AP Rocky, Rihanna has been spotted recording in the studio. Does this mean a new song/album is on the way as well?

The question now is what will she perform?

#NFL #SuperBowl #Rihanna #AppleMusic

Teens Celebrate Passing of CROWN ACT Ordinance in Louisville

The Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair (CROWN) Act is now law in Louisville, Kentucky, thanks to a group of young teens known as The Real Young Prodigy's.

The CROWN Act was created in 2019 by The Crown Coalition and Dove as a movement that aims to protect all different styles of hair within the black community. California was the first state to pass the law.

In March 2020, The Real Young Prodigy's (TRYP) rallied alongside other youth and supporters to the Kentucky state capitol in Frankfort for the passing of House Bill 43. Thus far only 13 states have completely passed the legislation and Kentucky is not one of them. However, the ordinance of stopping discrimination against natural hair within any school or workplace did become law in other cities such as Covington.

National CROWN Act Day is now celebrated each year on July 3.

The power in black hair independence is magical and says so much about an individual. Singer India Arie mentions how she is not her hair, whereas other celebrities' teach us for others to not touch our hair and for us to whip our hair back and forth.

TRYP rise to fame began with their single RAParations, a song that caused a lot of controversy due to it's civil right historical references. The Prodigy's serve as a voice not only for themselves yet also younger people within their community.

The group was formed at Wheatley Elementary School under the instruction of the 2019 Kentucky Elementary Teacher of the Year, NyRee Clayton-Taylor. A teacher who teaches her students creative reading and writing through hip hop.

Last year their focus centered around Police Brutality which includes fighting for Justice For All black lives across the country including one that hits very close to home, the life of Breonna Taylor.

TRYP music has both powerful content and dancing fun for people of all ages.

On Saturday the group of teens were able to display that during their concert celebration at the Shawnee Community Center where MelodicallyInTune's own Melody Simone served as the hostess for the afternoon.

Be on the lookout for more empowering music and events from The Real Young Prodigy's.

Here are the NaeNae Twins TikTok dance challenge to TRYP song CROWN. Show off your crown and lets see what you got...

#TheRealYoungProdigys #NationalCROWNActDay #ItsTheCrownForMe

You can sign the petition to help ban discrimination against natural hair by going to www.thecrownact.com